If you have viewed the previous video post on Osho Speaking on F**K, there is some curiosity to know more about him. Here is another video post on Osho but this time not his discourse but some music. I always felt Osho music are well balanced and good for mental relaxation and meditation. Here is one such music.
If you are not orthodox, you might enjoy this funny video where Osho (a.k.a. Sex Guru) explains the different meanings of the word F**K. He is really hilarious and anyone watching this video cannot but laugh out loudly as much as possible. Osho is really the One (like Morpheus saying in Matrix). You cannot understand it after you watch this movie.
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While I was writing this post, I received an email from one of my friend who closely reads my blog. The email hurt me a lot and put myself in a moral dilemma. For I never knew that Oliver Shanti had developed a bad reputation for himself by involving in massive crimes, sexually exploiting children (over thousand, it is said) until my friend said those in his email. The mail shocked me to the core and made me think a lot about why I should write a music post on such a person? Should I just look at his music …read more
Here is another video post on Oliver Shanti’s music. It’s one of the most popular o Oliver Shanti’s composition: Wolf Song. Maybe this will acknowledge why I prefer Oliver Shanti to be the next one after Buddha Bar.
Here again, like in my previous post, the video has nothing to do with the original recording of Oliver Shanti. It’s just a mix of his music with some nice beautiful scenery.
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Karunesh is one my favorite World Music artist. Here is one of my favorite tracks, Punjabi, from Global Spirit. You can listen to it below.
Note that the video has nothing to do with Karunesh’s Composition. It’s a mix of his music with some video by some Youtube user. Anyway, the video is nice and pictures a north Indian (probably, Punjabi) Girl and father.
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Buddha Bar covered the whole arena of world music, but any careful listener would point out that European part of the series dominates than any other kind of music. I recommend Oliver Shanti’s Alhambra to compliment the Buddha Bar series which is filled with the dreams and fantasies of Asian, Oriental, Middle East music. I am a lover of both eastern and western music instruments alike. So I enjoy the European Buddha Bar and the Eastern Oliver Shanti’s Alhambra. Hope you too may like it!
Buy Oliver Shanti’s Alhambra
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Yesterday, I wrote on my favorite chill out Just Good Music. And I said
You can feel the European aura throughout this album and though I don’t understand the lyrics (and cannot make out whether it is French or Spanish or Italian or some other) the music gives me a soothing flashback feel
Leave about the European feel, for now. I have the soothing flashback feel listening to this album. Strangely, my favorite ‘Poem in October’ by Dylan Thomas seems to occupy mind. I like these lines so much, and now listening to this music album, I began to like these lines …read more
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Buddha Bar IV (Unibox)
Siddharta: Spirit of Buddha Bar, Vol. 2
Buddha Cafe
Buddha Lounge, Vol. 2
Buddha Bar Presents Living Theater
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The answer is Buddha Attitude. If you like the Buddha Bar series, and want to listen to something that is as captivating as them, Buddha Attitude is one you are looking for. Definitely, this is not going to take on the same track as Buddha Bar (if it does that, I should be happy with Buddha Bar and not seek for this album), rather this album takes you to an altitude which you can appreciate well, if you are a chill and down-tempo fan.
Sensual and passionate, this music album is well chosen if you are playing it for …read more
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Just Good Music
How do I feel this album?
Good Old Days lived again. And the title justifies the music.
Just Good Music, by Claude Challe and Jean Challe, is a trilogy that gives a music feel of the classic period to the modern day. The album contains 39 tracks in total and many of the tracks in this album remind me of the black-and-white days of the past (I mean the beginning of the movie era).
You can feel the European aura throughout this album and though I don’t understand the lyrics (and cannot make out whether it is French …read more
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