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Deep Peace
The production of the music on this album involves no electronics whatsoever. Apart from where obvious (i.e. accurately timed gong strikes on Side 1) all the music is completely improvised (as also inspired and spontaneous). The title for this record is taken from an old Gaelic Prayer which is reproduced here in its entirety: deep peace of the running wave to you deep peace of the flowing air to you deep peace of the quiet earth to you deep peace of the shining stars to you deep peace of the son of peace to you To the Holy One; the One Great INITIATOR, without Whose help none of this music could be made, all praise and thanksgiving. May the Light of the Spiritual Sun shine within the Hearts of All. May the Great White Spirit bless All. Album includes pamphlet insert with extensive notes. Recorded at Ridge Farm Studios, Surrey on 24 track - September 1st to 3rd/ October 4th to 6th, 1980. ℗&©1981 Cover Printing — Senol Printing Ltd. Cutting/Pressing — Nimbus Records Ltd. Made in England.
Tracklist
- ADeep Peace Of The Flowing Air To You20:14
- BDeep Peace Of The Son Of Peace To You19:55
Credits & notes
Artwork [Cover Design]: David Toop Bells [400 Year Old Zen Buddhist Densho Bells, Ming Dynasty Chinese Temple Bell, Japanese And Chinese Bell Trees, Tibetan Bells, Indian Bells, Swiss Cowbells, Japanese Resting Bells, Japanese And Chinese Bells], Gong [Various Kyeezees (Burmese Meditation Gongs) None Less Than 50 Years Old, Chinese Buddha Gongs, Chinese Gongs, Paiste Orchestral Tuned Gongs, Paiste Sound-plates And Sound-discs (Tuned And Untuned), Untuned Sound Discs], Singing Bowls [Burmese Chime Bowls], Percussion [Glass Bowls And Glasses, Home-made Petal-discs (Made From The Paiste Sound-disc Material)], Cymbal [Tibetan Invocation Cymbals And Meditation Cymbals], Composed By, Producer, Artwork [Cover Design, Front Cover Manadala Painting], Liner Notes: Frank Perry Engineer: Tony Andrews, Tony Spath Liner Notes: Robert Fripp Photography By [Back Cover]: Jak Kilby
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