Great track. I had heard that Dave Gilmour did some work with him, it wasn't this was it?

Kinda spacey and meandering, but I like this one. I had no idea Oldfield was still putting out albums as recently as 1996.

Oh, for a moment I could have sworn this was John Tesh or maybe Yanni.

:butt:

Step away from the guitars Mr Oldfield, you know not what you do.

Great track, great album.
One of the first things I bought after saving up for a CD player.
Ahhh memories :)

talus wrote:

Yeah! Dire Straits goes electrico... almoust always catching the right athmosphere there and just enjoying it, but sometimes song feels also a bordeline candidate too, for being, soundwise-speaking: too "purified". Anyway, nice song though.

guitar ain't bad... but overall it sounds like i'm trapped in an elevator.

Freespirit wrote: well see now.. YOU should have submitted this then!!

I found the cd thanks to a friend that demanded we stop off so he can see if his guitar was in, at a shop that is just about as far out of the way as you can imagine.. while he checked on the guitar, I browsed the used music they had.. found this as a "Promo" cd.. ie not for resale ... etc.. Knowing the name, and wondering what other works were like.. I laid down 6.50 ... yeah.. 6.50!!

Very glad to hear it making the playlist. I submitted another track ("in the beginning") but it was denied.

The Guitar Parts kind of reminds me of Dire Straits

this ascension is better than the preceding transcendence

Once again a great suprise from RP. One of my all time favorite cd's that I never hear anywhere except at home listening to my own collection! :-)

Actually saw Oldfield live a while back. Quite an experience!!!