Image Unavailable
-
-
-
- Sorry, this item is not available in
- Image not available
- To view this video download Flash Player
Eternity
Amazon Price | New from | Used from |
Audio CD, Audiobook, CD, 7 May 2002
"Please retry" | $25.95 | — |
Vinyl
"Please retry" |
—
| — | — |
Vinyl, Import, 10 May 2019 |
—
| — | — |
Customers who viewed this item also viewed
Customers who bought this item also bought
Product description
Vinyl LP pressing. Released in 1976, Eternity was Alice Coltrane's first album for Warner Bros. After eight wondrous records on Impulse! Combining the drones and textures of India, the gospel and R&B of her Detroit youth and the dissonance of modern classical composition, Coltrane's music in the '70s would become increasingly difficult to categorize. Having moved a few years earlier to California (where she founded the Vedantic Center, an Ashram for spiritual studies), Coltrane stretches out on Eternity-incorporating various musical styles, including a stirring adaptation of Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring-and the results are dazzling, both in sonic scope and emotional range. Opener "Spiritual Eternal" sways between Alice's exploratory organ and the dramatic swell of lush strings. A meditative solo piece for harp, "Wisdom Eye," precedes the rollicking rhythms of "Los Caballos," which showcases some of her finest soloing. "Om Supreme" is the album's first track to be built around bhajans (Hindu devotional songs). Featuring graceful keyboards backed by an angelic choir, this piece hints at the ecstatic devotional music that she would later make with members of her Ashram. While Coltrane would delve deeper into her spiritual journeys and continue to expand her musical interests on subsequent LPs, Eternity remains a vivid and compelling display of her unique vision, myriad talents and passions.
Product details
- Product dimensions : 31.6 x 31.6 x 0.79 cm; 329.99 Grams
- Manufacturer : ANTARCTICA STARTS HERE
- Item Model Number : ASH311
- Original Release Date : 2019
- Label : ANTARCTICA STARTS HERE
- ASIN : B07NRTD78K
- Number of discs : 1
- Customer Reviews:
Customer reviews
Top reviews from other countries



Sur les trois autres morceaux, on retrouve l'orgue électrique, moins heureusement accompagné, à mon humble avis, de percussions pour produire un groove sympa mais sans grand éclat. Deux de ces pièces moins appréciées ont le bon goût d'être courtes, mais Los Caballos s'étend sur onze minutes. On trouvera là le motif de ma note un peu sévère, mais juste. Notons quand même le caractère assez léger de Morning Worship, avec son tambura, ce qui peut le placer dans une zone intermédiaire (ni vraiment remarquable, ni insignifiant), disons qu'on peut le voir comme une transition acceptable entre Om Supreme (plage 4) et le beau morceau final.
Les cinq premières compositions sont d'Alice Coltrane. Charlie Haden est présent sur quatre morceaux, mais n'y reçoit pas, sauf oubli de ma part, d'espace pour un solo développé.