The Living Sea: Soundtrack From The IMAX Film
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Free Music Review: spectacular
Hit: 5 Stars
The Living Sea is beautiful and magnificent. A wonderful masterpiece of the sea. Stings music adds depth to the movie.Free Music Review: Sit back and ...
Hit: 5 Stars
Relax. This CD is fantastic!! I listen at home and play it for my third grade class to chill out.Free Music Review: Good compilation of Sting classics
Hit: 4 Stars
I thought this CD was a very well done compilation of Sting hits. Although the body of the songs remain untouched (I do not believe he re-recorded any new music for this collection), a wonderful job of adding additional mood and enhancement tones was created. Often it is hard to notice where the new material ends and the original songs begin. Overall, a very good effort is made to utilize fantastic music while adding new flavor to achieve an overall ocean theme. ENDFree Music Review: Beautiful mood music of the sea.
Hit: 4 Stars
I bought this CD after seeing the IMAX movie, "The Living Sea." I am not a Sting fan but I like what he did here. For anyone who loves the sea, this is a great CD to just sit back and imagine the ocean. A great relaxer, especially, St. Agnes.Free Music Review: Great music for the film, but wears thin after a while
Hit: 3 Stars
I first heard this music from a friend in graduate school. I was already a big fan of Sting's music at the time and I really enjoyed the theme of the disc. Then I went to Europe and saw the IMAX film in Barcelona. It was in Spanish, which I understand only passably. So I was more tuned in to the amazing views and the great music and how well they seemed to intertwine. Once home, I bought the disc and listened to it regularly for a month or so. After a while, the repetition gets to me. It works fine with the film, but on it's own it's not quite there. Sting is not on all of the tracks either, so if you're looking for the real thing, go get 'Nothing Like the Sun' or 'Soul Cages'.