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A Transformative Resource For Higher Consciousness
April/May 2004


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Lee Stone is a musician currently working on his fourth album of new age music. He is an instructor at the Monroe Institute and utilizes sound therapy in his counseling practice.  Visit Lee Stone's website at www.leestone.net.

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Drum Medicine Drum Medicine by David and Steve Gordon is the most traditional and authentic of the three Native American album CDs reviewed this issue. That doesn't necessarily mean that it is better than the other two albums reviewed here, only that it is more of what you might expect to hear in this genre of music. Even though there are qualities of ambient music in this album, such as the songs "Ancient Way" and "Enter the Sacred, Part 2," the emphasis is always on drumming and percussion. There is an unusual and interesting mix between space/trance music and upbeat music for movement and dance. My personal favorite is track six, titled "Reverence." In addition to drums, electric guitar and Khuli flute, there are voices chanting in various native seed languages, asking for peace and healing. It has a kind of mysterious and enigmatic quality to it.

David and Steve Gordon also have released two other album CDs of music. The first was Sacred Spirit Drums and the second was Sacred Earth Drums, which was considered a bestseller in the New Age book and gift market. Both of these album CDs have been previously reviewed in Innerchange.

In Drum Medicine, the Gordons have brought us yet another top quality album. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. It can be ordered from Sequoia Records.

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