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Sassy, yet haunting image-evoking melodic instrumentals with a fusion and neo-classical bent.
Genre:
Electronic: Virtual Orchestra
Release Date:
1999
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Natural Order
Ted Shinn
© Copyright-Theodore Daniel Shinn
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Record Label: Ted Shinn
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Greetings, Cyberfriends & Audiophiles!
I would like to tell you a little bit about "Natural Order."
This is no ordinary album!!! Let me explain...
The reason it was entitled "Natural Order" is because it was written as you hear it. Yes, written sequentially and in the order that you hear it. Not only was it written specifically in that manner, but it was also written in just sixteen days! I was really inspired by an early spring, my sister's birthday, and just being alive on the planet. The result is "white-hot inspiration igniting a wildfire of melody and music, burning with creative energy, and, aflame with a new power, consequently transforming the aural dimension we know as sound." Wow!
When MP3 was in its heyday they choose "Sierra" for their "103 of the Best Songs You Never Heard" compilation and went to a verified 250,000 people. Their review of it was simply, "Stunning! Listen to it!" I hope YOU enjoy it, too!
Peace to all who seek refreshment of the spirit!
...Ted Shinn
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Great Album! Great Music!
author: MAD'am Elektra
This CD totally rawked my world. Why? There's a real sense of musicality going on here, right off with the opening cut, "Amy's Birthday Song." Whoever this chick is sure had a one helluva party in the tropics, as captured by this song. Then there's Friday the 13th, which is ragin' modern hip hop with a rock guitar. I'm hit over the head with "Organum"--I don't even know how to describe that one, but it's Trip City, to be sure. The "Last Song On The Left" is pure classic rawk, at it's best. Enjoy!
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