Name: Shine DH
Brand: Pre Play
SKU: 155644
Price: 4.56 USD
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Shine DH

Rating

Album: Shine DH
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Allegretto	More Info...
2)	Shine	More Info...
3)	Fuego	More Info...
4)	Strange Paradise	More Info...
5)	Speed	More Info...
6)	Big Love Adagio	More Info...
7)	Kashmir	More Info...
8)	Gypsy Rhapsody	More Info...
9)	Libertango	More Info...
10)	Sahara	More Info...
11)	Ride	More Info...
12)	Space	More Info...
13)	Bond on Bond	More Info...
14)	Bond on Bond (After Monty Norman)	More Info...

Album: Shine DH
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Allegretto	More Info...
2)	Shine	More Info...
3)	Fuego	More Info...
4)	Strange Paradise	More Info...
5)	Speed	More Info...
6)	Big Love Adagio	More Info...
7)	Kashmir	More Info...
8)	Gypsy Rhapsody	More Info...
9)	Libertango	More Info...
10)	Sahara	More Info...
11)	Ride	More Info...
12)	Space	More Info...
13)	Bond on Bond	More Info...
14)	Bond on Bond (After Monty Norman)	More Info...

Tracks

1. Allegretto

2. Shine

3. Fuego

4. Strange Paradise

5. Speed

6. Big Love Adagio

7. Kashmir

8. Gypsy Rhapsody

9. Libertango

10. Sahara

11. Ride

12. Space

13. Odyssey

14. Bond On Bond

Performer Notes

Bond: Eos (vocals, violin); Haylie (violin); Tania (viola); Gay-Yee (cello).
Additional personnel includes: Shashi Pandit, Maya (vocals); Estaban Antonio (acoustic guitar); Niksa Brados (guitar); David Peabody (blues guitar); Craig Pruess (sitar, tambura, saramandal); Paul Spong (trumpet); Guy Pratt (bass); Kuljit Balma (tablas, percussion).
Producers include: Orion And The Beatmasters, Magnus Fiennes, Stefan Malca, Stuart Crichton, Robin Twelftree.
Are they the Spice Girls of the classical world or the Tokyo String Quartet of girl-pop? Perhaps a little bit of both. There's no denying that this photogenic female string quartet is oriented for maximum marketability. From their scantily clad, Playboyesque booklet photos to their crafty mixture of classical themes and dance pop, Bond is clearly aiming for a mass audience, perhaps neither that of Britney Spears nor the Kronos Quartet, but some demographic that exists in the vast space between them. Their repertoire is certainly all over the map. SHINE moves rather seamlessly through the hard-rock Middle Easternisms of the Led Zeppelin classic "Kashmir" to Argentinean accordionist Astor Piazzola's famed "Libertango" without missing a beat. Along the way, the Bond girls mix their own compositions with classical themes from the vaults of Borodin, Albinoni, and others, all dolled up for maximum accessibility with drum loops and darting synthesizers.