Reiki (Hands Of Light) - Deuter

Advantages: Soft Following Music
Disadvantages: CD could be longer

...As with Llewllyn's first Reiki CD I fully enjoy listening to Reiki Gold while giving myself a Reiki treatment, each track is timed to about 5 minutes for each hand position. The music is very soft and free flowing so it just glides right into each track. This CD does not restrict itself to being listened to just for Reiki as I very often listen to it while meditating or continued relaxation after Reiki. The music on this CD is very typical of what you would expect from a relaxation CD so clients would also enjoy this music without out it being to eccentric for people. I would recommend this CD not only to Reiki practitioner but to anyone wishing to use it for any kind of relaxation.... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: A Passionate Desire, May Burn A Gem-Like Fire...
Disadvantages: Consumed By Flames Of Woe; We All Someday Must Go...

.... On the other hand, "right" and "wrong" are just useless value judgments we sheisters use to legally assign blame to opposing parties we encounter in court. Indulging those concepts is proof we don't really believe we're going to die someday; that we don't understand life is entirely too short to waste in the meaningless battles of attrition they inspire. When I sat down to write my list, I could only come up with one favourite thing: (aside from the female gender) "music." So I thought about what my favourite song is: "Light My Fire," by The Doors. I proceeded to locate the new hiding place of Dad's dino-rock collection, located his "The Doors" Doors album, threw the disk on the turntable, put the needle on my selection's track and put my passion-train back on IT'S respective track. "Light My Fire" primed my musical well, and music primed... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: A sheer album of pop tunes well worth the wait all those years
Disadvantages: Flawless

...as Kylie Minogue. And so we come full circle with the release of her new opus Light Years to find Kylie going back to her roots. The album starts with Spinning Around, a huge hit in the summer and still a spiffing tune. Written by Paula Abdul et al, the lyrics could have been written for Kylie with lots of guff about reinvention and being 'real'. Frankly, I suspect that it was her buttocks in the video that made it number one. Next up is the single, On A Night Like This, a pleasant piece of Euro-disco with proper hands in the air sing-a-long chorus. I bet they love it at the Astoria. So Now Goodbye is 70s disco by numbers in which our heroine attempts to make herself heard over fake Earth Wind & Fire horns, snare drums and an atrociously cheesy chorus. Forgettable is the only word applicable. Disco Down is centred around... Read review

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