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1 In the Full Moon Light Third Force 4:40
2 Knocking on Forbidden Doors Curly MC/Cretu 3:54
3 Barcelona Nights Liebert 4:03
4 Montezuma Stemmann/Holm 4:07
5 Dawa (Cradlesong) Traditional 4:15
6 Heat [From the Fifth Element] Serra/Cortella 2:54
7 Tempest Cook 2:58
8 Cliffs of Dover Johnson 3:44
9 Midnight Express Len/Schon 5:10
10 Weather Storm DelNaja/Lloyd/Hoope 4:59
11 Samba Pa Ti Santana 3:09
12 Sure-As-Not [Full Whack Dub] Cissokho/Russell/Em 6:51
13 Widescreen Batt 3:53
14 Gabriel's Oboe [From the Mission] Morricone 2:13
15 Cristofori's Dream Lanz 6:02
16 Gathering of the Tribes Ahlers/Chaquico 4:54
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Instrumental Moods

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Virgin

Category: Jazz

Instrumental Moods

UPC: 724384539726

Release Date: 02/24/1998

Original Release Date: 02/24/1998

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [In the Full Moon Light, Knocking on Forbidden Doors, Barcelona Nights, Montezuma, Dawa (Cradlesong), Heat [From the Fifth Element], Tempest, Cliffs of Dover, Midnight Express, Weather Storm, Samba Pa Ti, Sure-As-Not [Full Whack Dub], Widescreen, Gabriel's Oboe [From the Mission], Cristofori's Dream, Gathering of the Tribes]
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Rodney Batdorf

Unlike its predecessors, Pure Moods and Celtic Moods, Instrumental Moods doesn't follow any specific style. Instead, it strings together a number of instrumentals from different genres, from new age (Enigma), reggae (Afro Celt Sound System) and worldbeat (Cusco) to rock (Eric Johnson, Santana), film scores (Ennio Morricone), pop (Vaness-Mae) and trip-hop (Massive Attack). The only connection these songs have is their laidback tone, and that happens to be enough, since the diverse range of styles prevents the record from being monotonous. Not all of the songs are familiar, but there are enough recognizable pieces to hold the attention of the curious, as they discover that Instrumental Moods is fine mood music. ~ Rodney Batdorf, Rovi