September 26, 2008

• I came out with a slogan against Palin.

  “Get the ‘L’ out, you Pain!”

  All’s well here, except for my stomach-don’t feel good-have to skip a couple of appts
  today.  Oh well, didn’t much want to go to them anyway!

  Supposed to be 84F here today-unseasonably warm-think I’ll have to turn the air on.
  Normal for us-here in Minnesota-would be in the 60′s or maybe 70′s.  It’ll turn cold enough soon.
  Wish I had the money to temp. move to a warm place, in the winter–I don’t like it anymore! (Except maybe at Christmas).

  Here is some music for you:

  Tantric Chill
  Soulfood/Jadoo
  2006

  Soulfood and Jadoo are respectively a DJ outfit and a groovy
  multicultural ensemble who really get together and make it happen for Tantric
  Chill. Here exotic Indian, Turkish, and Arabic flavors meld into chilled
  grooves presided over by sexy, whispered female vocals (as on the alluring
  “Falling Rain”), sound effects, and the odd harmonium or guitar. The boilerplate
  for this sort of music is 1990s Moby, the sound of youth exploring the new
  horizons of being and perception while exhausted on the 4 a.m. dance floor in
  some sunny paradise like Ibiza or the French Riviera. Soulfood takes that vibe
  and preserves it in deep-sleep liquid amber, adding a wealth of moods and
  flavors. It’s a slumber party and kids from four corners of the globe are
  chilling out on the sofa, dancing in pairs or alone on the balcony, or gazing up
  at the innumerable stars.

  With drowsy piano melodies floating high and
  outside over tumbling waterfalls of vocals and percussion, there’s never any
  shortage of sexy ear-candy alongside the beats and vibes that get the body
  moving slowly, languidly, discovering the music of the second chakra, where
  sexuality infuses all physicality with an archaic poeticism. “Drifting” is a
  good example of how it’s done, with acoustic guitar strums and piano notes
  highlighting the ennui, like glistening light along a darkening lake surface of
  cooing female vocals and downtempo beats. “Kaif Kun” features a vocoder and
  echo-drenched male vocal, pleading in some unrecognizable patois over glaciers
  of melting, melancholy synthesizer. It’s a little jolt of the earth amidst all
  this sky, light rain, and bright swirling stars.

  There’s no doubt of
  this music’s effectiveness in creating the chill-out mood that is its obvious
  goal. Soulfood and Jadoo have this down to a science. They know how much is
  enough and when to say when, be it just a repeating whisper of a melody and some
  barely perceptible fringe percussion. Each track unfolds like a slow, sexy
  dream, one that merges into the next, taking listeners on a relaxing voyage
  along the rivers of their own kundalini energies.
  

  	Listen to all sound clips from this CD
  “Falling Rain” “Drift” “Kaif Kun”

  Buy this CD

  

  Keeping this short.

  Have a great day, and know

  I love you!!

  

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