Michael Chocholak - Song Page

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Tendrel

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By: Michael Chocholak [05/08/05]
06:28, 6.22mb , 128kbps

Acid Jazz

Song Tags

Tags: 137bpm acid jazz driving jazz sax techno jazz

Song Description

often associated in the west with the concept of unity through duality, this Tibetan term is an abbreviation for ten-ching drelwar jungwa, a translation of the Sanskrit expression pratitya-samutpada which in turn has been interpreted variously as dependent arising or auspicious coincidence. either way, Michael Gibson rips it up on sax.

Song Reviews
Review By:	Doc Quinn
Review Date:	03/01/2007
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Review:	Man, this track makes me feel like super human or something. I click my player and after a bit I was up moving things around in such a speedy way it was like I was on speed. I dig the track and what it done to me. I only hope my tunage is as moving to folks as this track was to me and if it is/was, then my goals would be accomplished. Great work here! Now, I'm headed back in to listen to Iron Chasm. ~ Doc ~
Review By:	icotec
Review Date:	01/23/2006
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Review:	Downloaded this a long time ago, keep coming back to it. Sax is great, driving synth line is smashing in this sonic environment together with diverse effects. Can listen to this over and over, looking for new intricate musical/sonic details behind every note. True jazz beauty, and creativity at its best. Awe inspiring as well.
Review By:	kirlian
Review Date:	05/09/2005
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Review:	i am digging this repeatedly. it feels like taking one step forward and two back inside a hight speed metal moon. moves forward whilst always staying in the same places. lovely woodchime streconduction at the end. i'm new here. i am likeing your material very well so far.
Review By:	herbsquare
Review Date:	05/09/2005
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Review:	My two year old son says, "this is beautiful!" You use a dizzying array of colors and textures to weave a tapestry of pure free-form "techno-jazz." All the Acid Jazz I've ever heard (most of it, anyway) was neither "acid" nor "jazz". This track actually sounds like what the genre-label implies. I bet Miles is up there smiling down on you, Michael. Sweet.