Your Favourite newage Tracks

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

New Age music suggestions

Newage big fan, Steve Roach - Robert Rich - Byron Metcalf - just these three artists i have around 60 cd,s what can i say i'm an old man my rocking days are over i love to relax and smooth music makes me RELAX.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Wachuma's Wave

Another one with the participation of Steve Roach.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

forgotten gods

And yes another one.

Bruce B · Jun 6, 2012

Here's one I did for FIM, David Darling - Eight String Religion

NorthStar · Jun 6, 2012

-----This is awesomely great! :b

* Go to the bank and fill your wallet; you're gong to need it!

NOTE -> And Andre & Bruce, if I may gentlemen, music samples would be nice (links, youtube, etc.).

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Streve Roach The Serpent's Lair

MrAcoustat said:
I will start this thread with the one and only Mr.Steve Roach, i own close to 50 albums here is the one i listend to the most it's a double album and i do listend to both disc when i take it for a spin, hope you enjoy.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Bruce B said:
Here's one I did for FIM, David Darling - Eight String Religion

Yes thank you Bruce i have this one but the regular copy i have had it for a very long time.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Armand Amar's music

No this is not considered newage music but it is smooth and for ME that's what count's, this man has lot's of soundtrack cd,s you could start with this one but there are many more.

Johnny Vinyl · Jun 6, 2012

I'm not an overly huge fan of New Age, but there are no doubt some great examples that could perhaps qualify for a "best of" list. In that spirit....what performers/albums would you recommend?

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Armand Amar again.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

John72953 said:
I'm not an overly huge fan of New Age, but there are no doubt some great examples that could perhaps qualify for a "best of" list. In that spirit....what performers/albums would you recommend?

Hi John it is your right not to be a fan of newage just like i'm not a fan of rock to each is own but as an example Steve Roach discography as 127 albums to his credit so i think he must be doing something right and that some people like his kind of music.

http://www.steveroach.com/discography/

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

Propagation

Another great artist is Robert Rich.

Johnny Vinyl · Jun 6, 2012

MrAcoustat said:
Hi John it is your right not to be a fan of newage just like i'm not a fan of rock to each is own but as an example Steve Roach discography as 127 albums to his credit so i think he must be doing something right and that some people like his kind of music.

http://www.steveroach.com/discography/

Slight correcdtion...I didn't say I wasn't a fan, just not a huge fan and thereby have limited knowledge on the genre and what it has produced. Hence, my inquiry about some good performers/albums I could have a look at (listen to).

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

John72953 said:
Slight correcdtion...I didn't say I wasn't a fan, just not a huge fan and thereby have limited knowledge on the genre and what it has produced. Hence, my inquiry about some good performers/albums I could have a look at (listen to).

No problem John, i would start with The Serpent's Lair or Machuma's wave or Forgotten Gods any of these three should please you Machuma's Wave is from 2003 and i bring this album at every show that i go to i love the whole album but for ME the killer track is this one.

Johnny Vinyl · Jun 6, 2012

MrAcoustat said:
No problem John, i would start with The Serpent's Lair or Machuma's wave or Forgotten Gods any of these three should please you Machuma's Wave is from 2003 and i bring this album at every show that i go to i love the whole album but for ME the killer track is this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tfy0-9ZZmKs

Very nice....even over my PC. Love the imaging and detail...thanks!

NorthStar · Jun 6, 2012

-----I already posted (shared) that Documentary/Film here in one of the threads that I started, ----plus at few other sites as well.

MrAcoustat · Jun 6, 2012

NorthStar said:
-----I already posted (shared) that Documentary/Film here in one of the threads that I started, ----plus at few other sites as well.

Sorry young one did not see that, 3,749 posts to 35 i have lot's of catching up to do.

amirm · Jun 6, 2012

When I bought my first CD player in ~1982, Windham Hill New Age record put out a lot of titles and that became my fix. I bought just about all I could get and to this day, listen to my George Winston piano tracks. What happened to Windham Hill? Are they still around? I lost track years back and have not bought much New Age as of late. Thanks for creating the thread. I will have to explore them.

BTW, if you put [ video] and [ /video] tags around your youtube links (take out the space after "["), it will then be embedded right in the post.

NorthStar · Jun 6, 2012

MrAcoustat said:
Sorry young one did not see that, 3,749 posts to 35 i have lot's of catching up to do.

---No sweat old one; I was just emphasizing your excellent selection. :b

Phelonious Ponk · Jun 6, 2012

I'm not sure Michael Hedges is really new age, but he got tagged with that genre for being on Windam Hill. Amazing acoustic guitarist. Not sure he has a peer. Anyone with a system with a good midrange should own a few of his albums and wonder at them. Just avoid the ones upon which he sang. Michael died young, and that was a significant loss to the art.

Tim

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