Trusted Trilogy
As I wrote recently when reviewing Quintessence albums, I
had ordered three related cds which have now arrived and been enjoyed:
Quintessence – Rebirth, Live at
Glastonbury; Shiva’s Quintessence – Only
Love Can Save Us; Allan Mostert – Inside
World.
The Quintessence reunion and Glastonbury performance is
superb: testament to brilliant musicianship that will always endure; Shiva
Jones with keyboardist Rundra Beauvert revisit Quintessence music to recreate and
reinvent beautifully, Shiva’s vocal such a key element of the band’s memorable
sound and as dynamic as ever [with additional ‘cosmic’ tracks], and Mostert’s
is the most individual, still steeped in the spiritual for musical inspiration,
and an ambient soundscape [‘psychedelic essence music’] that is gloriously rich
and aurally enriching. As a fan, I’m bound to be pleased in these continuations
of a sound that has always appealed, but I genuinely recommend on their innate
qualities.
I got the first two through amazon; the Mostert is burnt to
order and comes neatly packaged from Burning Shed here.
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