Shakti

Shakti with John McLaughlin - A Handful of Beauty + Natural Elements (1977) [2CD] {1991 Japan Columbia Remaster}
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© 1991 Sony Japan / Columbia | SRCS 7015 / SRCS 7016
Jazz / Fusion / World Music

Shakti headed for the safer confines of a London recording studio on its second album, minus R. Raghavan and minus some of the volatile energy that they generated on their debut record. They were, however, a more integrated, more subtle ensemble now, exploring quieter, more lyrical corners of their East-West fusion, with L. Shankar's spectacular violin and Zakir Hussain's tabla taking the solo foreground as much as, if not more than, McLaughlin's acoustic guitar.

Shakti Silence washes you with a subtle yet incredibly powerful energy which wikk awaken you into deep states of meditation. Perfect if you prefer to meditate in silence or simply when you want the bliss transmission without having to lisyen to music.
2 additional meditation CDs combine the blissful power of Shakti Silence with meditation music designed to give you a sonic massage. The sacred track "Lakota" specifically works on safely awakening the Kundalini.

Essential: a masterpiece of fusion music.
Believe me, I am not joking when I saw awesome, because it really is. Think about one suberp guitarist , who again show us what he can do with that strings and that fingers, and a superb violin, a superb tabla, so after all it could be a super band no?