CD-Charts Position 1

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Song for Everyone

by: Lakshminarayana Shankar, Jan Garbarek, Zakir Hussain, Trilok Gurtu

Release Date October 27, 2008

CD-Charts Position 2
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Visible World

by: Jan Garbarek, Eberhard Weber, Manu Katche, Trilok Gurtu, Mari Boine

Release Date April 22, 1996
Much of this is in fact derived from work done for soundtracks. This is clearly stated, including the title of the CD, which is split as Chiaro and Scuro with soundtracks from other visual works. The final track of 12 minutes with voice is also a soundtrack. On first listening, of course this is not comparable in structure to other work listed as comparable such as Twelve Moons or In Praise of Dreams, both significantly superiour, but as background music it is ambient and usually unobtrusive except for occasional blasts in Survivor, so severe in dynamic surge as to suggest a fault in post-production. Innocuous, pleasant, anodyne, late evening background music to conversation, perusal of photographs, autumnal journeys.

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Definitive Trilok Gurtu: Twenty Years of Talking Tabla

by: Trilok Gurtu

Release Date August 13, 2007
Much of this is in fact derived from work done for soundtracks. This is clearly stated, including the title of the CD, which is split as Chiaro and Scuro with soundtracks from other visual works. The final track of 12 minutes with voice is also a soundtrack. On first listening, of course this is not comparable in structure to other work listed as comparable such as Twelve Moons or In Praise of Dreams, both significantly superiour, but as background music it is ambient and usually unobtrusive except for occasional blasts in Survivor, so severe in dynamic surge as to suggest a fault in post-production. Innocuous, pleasant, anodyne, late evening background music to conversation, perusal of photographs, autumnal journeys.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Arkeology

by: Trilok Gurtu

Release Date February 19, 2007
Much of this is in fact derived from work done for soundtracks. This is clearly stated, including the title of the CD, which is split as Chiaro and Scuro with soundtracks from other visual works. The final track of 12 minutes with voice is also a soundtrack. On first listening, of course this is not comparable in structure to other work listed as comparable such as Twelve Moons or In Praise of Dreams, both significantly superiour, but as background music it is ambient and usually unobtrusive except for occasional blasts in Survivor, so severe in dynamic surge as to suggest a fault in post-production. Innocuous, pleasant, anodyne, late evening background music to conversation, perusal of photographs, autumnal journeys.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Usfret

by: Trilok Gurtu

Release Date December 31, 1993
Much of this is in fact derived from work done for soundtracks. This is clearly stated, including the title of the CD, which is split as Chiaro and Scuro with soundtracks from other visual works. The final track of 12 minutes with voice is also a soundtrack. On first listening, of course this is not comparable in structure to other work listed as comparable such as Twelve Moons or In Praise of Dreams, both significantly superiour, but as background music it is ambient and usually unobtrusive except for occasional blasts in Survivor, so severe in dynamic surge as to suggest a fault in post-production. Innocuous, pleasant, anodyne, late evening background music to conversation, perusal of photographs, autumnal journeys.

CD-Charts Position 6
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With a Heartbeat

by: Pharoah Sanders, Trilok Gurtu, Bill Laswell

Release Date January 31, 2005
Much of this is in fact derived from work done for soundtracks. This is clearly stated, including the title of the CD, which is split as Chiaro and Scuro with soundtracks from other visual works. The final track of 12 minutes with voice is also a soundtrack. On first listening, of course this is not comparable in structure to other work listed as comparable such as Twelve Moons or In Praise of Dreams, both significantly superiour, but as background music it is ambient and usually unobtrusive except for occasional blasts in Survivor, so severe in dynamic surge as to suggest a fault in post-production. Innocuous, pleasant, anodyne, late evening background music to conversation, perusal of photographs, autumnal journeys.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Kathak

by: Trilok Gurtu

Release Date March 23, 1998
This CD is a fantastic follow up to The Glimpse. Especially Ganapati - A song that is definitely a fantastic new version of Cherry Town.

Steve Lukather's guitaring in one of the songs is really interesting and different.

CD-Charts Position 8
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The Beat of Love

by: Trilok Gurtu

Release Date June 11, 2001
This CD is a fantastic follow up to The Glimpse. Especially Ganapati - A song that is definitely a fantastic new version of Cherry Town.

Steve Lukather's guitaring in one of the songs is really interesting and different.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Miles Gurtu

by: Robert Miles & Trilok Gurtu

Release Date February 23, 2004
I admit, I was very skeptical about this album. Being a fan since the early days before Dreamland, this was a step back. I started learning this is a good thing. Robert has never recording a album which sounded the same as the last. I found this album to be a mix of 23AM's tranciness and Organik's pure quality.
The production is flawless, down right, chill-out music. Great for a quiet night at home.