Feet of Flames [VHS]

Feet of Flames [VHS] Review

An expanded and more polished version of Lord of the Dance, Feet of Flames was recorded at an outdoor performance in London's Hyde Park. While much of the material is familiar to Flatley fans, the production is superior in every way. It's better photographed and the editing is less frenetic. The individual segments are sharper, more self-assured, as is Flatley, who also produced and directed this version. (He also demonstrates his talents as a flutist--maybe he should call himself Lord of the Renaissance.) The outdoor setting also makes the show feel less like a Vegas act, though the proceedings have about as much relation to their Celtic folk roots as the Broadway musical Cats has to the T.S. Eliot children's poems on which it was based. --Richard Natale

Wind Rock Sea & Flame

Wind Rock Sea & Flame Review

54th Annual Grammy Finalist for Best New Age Album.
Creating music for the healing arts has long been a passion for six-time
Grammy® nominee Peter Kater. This all-new recording combines some
of his favorite elements including piano, cello, soprano saxophone, acoustic
bass, warm synch pads, and whale song, painted gracefully on a spacious
flowing canvas of love. Created as an homage to the four elements and
Peter s love for the Hawaiian Islands and Oceans. Perfect music for healing, deepening, sanctity, and love.

Captured

Captured Review

2010 release from the Christian Hip Hopster. Flame takes you on a journey from what its like to be captured from birth to childhood to adulthood and then throughout your Christian journey. Flame shares many personal stories of how God captured him and is continuing to capture him. He also gives a glimpse of how he and all the saints will eventually be captured once and for all in the presence of God. This album is a plea and a call for God's created people and His children to follow hard after God and to cling to Him. Who or what has captured you?

July Flame

July Flame Review

Laura Veirs seventh album July Flame, which Colin Meloy of The Decemberists calls ''the best album of 2010,'' explores the emotion of mid-summer. Drenched in wood smoke, sunlight, pollinators, pastoral dales, fireworks and warm nights, her lyrics explore the
dichotomy between one s desire for permanence and security and the realization that such things rarely exist. Nowhere on the album is this inherent tension more crystallized than on the title track. Composed mostly in the barn behind her house in Portland, OR, July Flame is a relatively stripped-down folk record highlighting
Veirs masterful finger picking guitar and confident vocals. ''Laura s like the queen bee and my ear is her hive; she nests and makes honey in the hairs of my cochlea,'' says Jim James of My Morning Jacket (who sings on several tracks). The album breaks from Veirs previous full-band efforts, although
many of the same players make appearances on the album, including longtime collaborators Karl Blau and Steve Moore. String arrangements are featured more on this album than on
others; the brilliant improviser Eyvind Kang plays viola on many songs, and legendary arranger Stephen Barber composed hauntingly beautiful string quartet arrangements for three songs.
July Flame is the sixth album (and third released on her own label Raven Marching Band) that Laura and producer Tucker Martine (Sufjan Stevens, The Decemberists, Laura Gibson) have made together. Recorded and mixed at their home, the songwriting, arrangements, production and performances create a fully realized piece of art that inspires reflection and calm in a world that spins
unsteady.

Into the Flame

Into the Flame Review

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Flame Within

Flame Within Review

Japanese pressing includes bonus material. 2009.

Rewind

Rewind Review

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