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SANGHAM PART 2
A cyclic chant continues from Almost Full Moon into the beginning of this track. It’s funny how the chant is cyclic and the song is about life cycles–Cretu’s genius at work. A staccato electric guitar provides a bassline, falling-stars are being released everywhere, and ethnic drums enter along with some of Sandra’s breathing. The song is comprised of Michael Cretu singing, Louisa Stanley speaking a few lines, and a Sanskrit chant that sounds remarkably like Cretu himself.
The song is basically centered around the cycle of life and how things constantly change, yet stay the same.
11. Prism of Life
Bubbling synth sounds begin this song, and Louisa Stanley begins speaking. A piano plays a solo, and this piano can be heard throughout the song. A strong and slow beat begins. The song is filled with Zulu chants, Michael Cretu singing, Gregorian voices, and another Sanskrit chant similar to the one in The Roundabout.
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SANGHAM PART 2
A cyclic chant continues from Almost Full Moon into the beginning of this track. It’s funny how the chant is cyclic and the song is about life cycles–Cretu’s genius at work. A staccato electric guitar provides a bassline, falling-stars are being released everywhere, and ethnic drums enter along with some of Sandra’s breathing. The song is comprised of Michael Cretu singing, Louisa Stanley speaking a few lines, and a Sanskrit chant that sounds remarkably like Cretu himself.
The song is basically centered around the cycle of life and how things constantly change, yet stay the same.
11. Prism of Life
Bubbling synth sounds begin this song, and Louisa Stanley begins speaking. A piano plays a solo, and this piano can be heard throughout the song. A strong and slow beat begins. The song is filled with Zulu chants, Michael Cretu singing, Gregorian voices, and another Sanskrit chant similar to the one in The Roundabout.
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