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Summary: Love it, love it, love it!
Comment: Great CD. Sting has created a wonderful compilation of music that is pure joy to listen to.
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Summary: MUSIC OF ATLANTIS BY ATLANTIANS
Comment: Given his work on THE LIVING SEA and now with this soundtrack for another underwater IMAX classic, DOLPHINS, I am begining to believe that the fabled Sting is an Atlantian refugee. His music is so fine, so perfect and so appropriate here that it just must be a possibility.The album features Sting songs I NEED YOU LIKE THIS HOLE IN MY HEAD, FILL HER UP, GHOST, and my favorite the classic WHEN WE DANCE. Like THE LIVING SEA, Stings work is beautifully complemented by the score of Steve Wood (quite possibly a fellow Atlantian).
THE HORSEMAN
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Summary: The Living Sea, Part 2
Comment: Sting and Steve Wood do it again. Mr. Wood uses the best parts of Sting's songs to arrange the musical score for Dolphins. I really enjoy the "When We Dance" versions of the score in "When Dolphins Dance". Overall a great soundtrack. Still not as good as "The Living Sea" (That's why it got 4 stars), but a must to have for any Sting fan.
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Summary: Sting does it again!
Comment: This is a great CD and a must for any Sting fan. I chose to give it 4 stars because it didn't move me as deeply as his earlier IMAX score for "The Living Sea", but it's a strong work nonetheless. The CD opens with the playful dolphin love song, "I Need You Like This Hole in My Head," and then ebbs and flows through upbeat calypso tunes and soothing instrumental remixes of Sting classics. The enduring power of these songs proves once again that Sting is one of the true musical masters of our time. Can't wait to see him live in Austin this summer! :-)
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Summary: Sting's Rework of His New Release Works for Dolphins
Comment: The album has a few surprises for the ears, and anyone who has seen the IMAX movie knows the music flows beatifully with the images on the screen. But it also works as a stand alone CD album with a continuity you would expect from Sting and from a movie score. Most of the songs are a reworking of his latest album, "Brand New Day". One little item that I noticed from the film score and the actual "Brand New Day" version, is that he changed the lyrics of the song "Fill er Up" to a more secular lyric by leaving out the name Jesus, where its use in the original CD is very fitting vernacular for the characters in the song, but might not go over on a broader audience in the theater, not knowing the context of the original song. I would highly recommend this album to anyone who enjoys Sting, and more particularly to those who like to listen to a CD all the way through. If you are one who punches through the CD to find the one or two favorite cuts, you will find plenty on this album to appeal to your ears, but you will miss the beauty and genius of its construction. Oh yes, go see the movie too. Listening to this CD afterwards will then be filled with lingering images of beauty as well.
