The 27th album from this artist from United Kingdom.
Mike Oldfield played the guitars, basses, mandolin, bouzouki, banjo, grand piano, harp, spinet, Farfisa organ, synths, bodhran, glockenspiel, accordion, marimba, gong and tubular bells on this album.
Mike Olfield returned to the sound and some of the music on his classic Ommadawn album.
A welcome return to the past, indeed.
The music is instrumental and with a lot of acoustic guitars.
The music is still dynamic and epic.
This album very much showcases what Mike Oldfield was about and his special brand of music. He was and still is a ground breaking musicians.
I very much like this album and it is a good album indeed.
Check out this album.
This review also marks my final review of this albums as it is so far his latest album. I do not think I will bother about the upcoming 50 years jubilee version of Tubular Bells.
I deeply respect Mike Oldfield as a human being (his self biography is worth reading) and an artist. He is one of a kind, indeed. We are lucky to have artists and musicians like Mike Oldfield.
3 points
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