Spirit Of Uluru: Music Of Australian Aborigine
This is soul reaching music. The sounds are so different and engulfing. I really like music from the heart of the people who were here first. Very moving to me. Try it, you’ll like it (I hope)! Rating: 5 / 5
This is so cool. I’ve always been interested in australia and its native people, so to hear their traditional music was a real treat. I highly recommend this cd! Rating: 5 / 5
This is an extremely good deal. Really good,creepy didgeridoo, some Native Australian percussion, and a few nature sounds.
A great intro for those who want to sample Native Australian music,at a price that can’t be beat. It’s one of my favorites. Rating: 5 / 5
The production is bad, the didjeridoos sound muffled and muddy. Seems like a thrown-together, kind of half-assed recording. The liner notes are vague and full of misinformation. So there, I guess I did manage to complain after all. But.. yeah, for six dollars, I can’t feel too ripped off. It’s hard to find decent, authentic recordings of Australian aboriginal music (in my experience, anyway). And while this may not be a decent, authentic recording of Australian aboriginal music, I still get some enjoyment from listening to it. I have to take what I can get, I guess. Rating: 3 / 5
A good cd for starting didjeridu-lovers, but if you learn more of the instrument and if you listen to various artists, such as David Blanasi, Alan Dargin, Adam Plack and Charlie McMahon, you’ll leave this cd in it’s case for a long time… However, it’s a relaxing, meditational-like album for listening in the background. Especially the song ‘awakenings’ sounds really good early in the morning! Rating: 2 / 5
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