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Temple Gates (radio edit) |
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04:33 |
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Trans-India |
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05:44 |
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03 |
Prayer Wheel |
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06:28 |
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Red Desert |
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05:40 |
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Assam |
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04:54 |
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Further East |
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05:25 |
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Natuarj Express |
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05:39 |
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Liqid Sky |
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05:35 |
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Duskfire |
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07:03 |
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The Astrologer's Seat |
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11:04 |
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Temple Gates (extended mix) |
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08:14 |
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The color, splendor, and epic sense of adventure of the palaces of Rajasthan inspired these rhythmic compositions, which form a lavish and romantic musical feast... an entertainment fit for a maharajah. A worthy successor to James Asher's hit album "Feet in the Soil." "Tigers of the Raj" blends the rich interlocking rhythmic textures of tabla, dhol, douffli, ankle-bells, manjira, and dholak with the haunting sounds of Indian voices, swaramandala, santoor, sarangi, flute, sitar, and modern keyboards.
