Episodes
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Zen Den by Logical Drift | The Law of Light - Illuminatus Lex (The Enlightened Law)
The Law of Light is another ZEN DEN project by Logical Drift. These titles are all in Latin and reflect on the divine essence as expressed in light. The curious thing about the Latin is that reversing the order of the words (syntax) creates an entirely different meaning i.e. “Luminous Vitae”…
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Zen Den by Logical Drift | The Law of Light - Luminous Vitae (The Light of Life)
The Law of Light is another ZEN DEN project by Logical Drift. These titles are all in Latin and reflect on the divine essence as expressed in light. The curious thing about the Latin is that reversing the order of the words (syntax) creates an entirely different meaning i.e. “Luminous Vitae”…
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Logical Drift - The Americas - Angels of the AltiPlano (4min 59 Sec Radio Edit)
LOGICAL DRIFT “The Americas - Book of Love. Vol 1” Track Listing: 1. The Americas 2. Mayan Ruins 3. El Mar 4. Deeper Forest Orinoco 5. Puerto Escondido 6. Sanctuary Of The Moon (Pemun Canaima) 7. Angel Falls (Kerepakupai Vena) 8. Song Of The Tepuis (house of the gods) 9. Angels Of The Altiplano...
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Varanasi Voyage (Logical Drift remixes Ravi Shankar) /// "Swashtha"
Ravi Shankar and John Matarazzo join energies on a transcendental trip; drifting down the Ganges on a mind elevating meditational journey to the sacred place of Ravi Shankar’s birth. The legendary city of Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges river. The mesmerizing sound of the sitar and…
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Logical Drift /// Frangipani
Colors of Asia takes its inspiration, as the title suggest, from the cultures of Asia. Influences from the vast, arid expanses of the Gobi Desert to the Asian steppe and the Shengdu Plateau and then onward to the mountainous jungles of Burma and Thailand onward to the northern reaches of Indian…
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Logical Drift /// Cheng Mai Drift (The Golden Triangle)
Colors of Asia takes its inspiration, as the title suggest, from the cultures of Asia. Influences from the vast, arid expanses of the Gobi Desert to the Asian steppe and the Shengdu Plateau and then onward to the mountainous jungles of Burma and Thailand onward to the northern reaches of Indian…
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Logical Drift - 'Dharma Lens'
Colors of Asia takes its inspiration, as the title suggest, from the cultures of Asia. Influences from the vast, arid expanses of the Gobi Desert to the Asian steppe and the Shengdu Plateau and then onward to the mountainous jungles of Burma and Thailand onward to the northern reaches of Indian…
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Logical Drift /// "Rain Queen of the Negev"
After gaining major support from popular Internet radio properties (1Club.FM, AccuRadio, AOL, GotRadio, Pandora, Slacker, Yahoo!), LOGICAL DRIFT gets ready to launch a terrestrial radio campaign of their first single ‘Rain Queen of the Negev’. The 10+ minute album version has been edited down for...
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Logical Drift /// "Judean Desert"
Logical Drift /// "Judean Desert" by Logical Drift
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