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This
CD is both challenging and
rewarding. On "Second
Half of the
Journey",
multi-instrumentalist J.D.
Warrick serves up 12 smooth,
soothing aural excursions. Many
of these tracks evoke images of
the great outdoors-perhaps of the
expanses of the American Far
West. Warrick's music can't be
described as ambient, though, as
that term is used by, say, Brian
Eno, who ought to know. It is too
"busy," and too diverse both
musically and instrumentally,
making use of the full range of
instrumentation (acoustic guitar
taking the lead on "Sorrow Breaks
Season," for example). Review
Wind
and Wire, "the premiere site for
ambient/space/new age/world/and
adult contemporary instrumental
music", said this about "The
Second Half of The Journey": Review
Jimmy's
Riddle,
an online music-zine in the UK,
called The Second Half of The
Journey: "highly melodic and
full of emotion ... ... just lie
back with your eyes shut". CUSTOMER
COMMENTS
You
know, I just wanted to let you know that I
just got your CD today, and I really
enjoyed it very much. I'd also be open to
other work you've done, and I appreciate
the personal touch of your note along with
your music. I find your music very fresh
and it seems to fill a place in my heart.
That's gotta be good. I intend to take the
CD with me on vacation, out in the middle
of nowhere! I think that'll be a good
place to have it, too! Thanks for caring
so much about your work! - M.T.,
Alabama "WOW!
It's beautiful! And thank you for also
enclosing a cassette tape of the album --
just the thing to play in rush-hour
traffic!" - G. L., California "Soothing
and entertaining. It is incredible." -
J.H., California "This
is beautiful music". -C.C., California |
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