what is buckeyed hollow resonance(tibetan music)?
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Singing bowls go back to about 1100 BC and have been used for spiritual purposes ever since. First used by Shamans, they have evolved into a meditational instrument used by many in Tibet, Nepal, and India. Western cultures are just beginning to discover their power to relax and focus the mind.\n\nThe harmonic resonance of the tones produced by these\nbowls has been called "sound massage". The music on this CD covers the range from light to deep massage technique.\n\nThe bowls are played by two basic methods: striking the rim with a soft mallet which gives rise to beautiful gong sounds with long lasting resonance, and rubbing the rim with a stick which produces haunting, pulsating harmonics that can be sustained indefinitely.\n\nCheck the music out @ \nhttp://www.buckeyehollow.com/music/index.html
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Demonic violin! Lol.  I agree that Pagannini sounds pretty demonic, I would add to that Bach's Concertos for two Violins.  \n\nIf you want to go with the obvious and away from Classical you have to add "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" by the Charlie Daniels band.
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bard's song by blind guardian...\nmetal.\n you should check them out.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silk_Road_transmission_of_Buddhism
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Yes they do jam with their crazy pipe music.  They jam the night away and they get crazy drunk on yak butter tea and it is all fun and games until the someone trips over the sand mandala they have been working on for months and they have to start all over again....bummer, but that is life in Tibet. I liked it better when they were Bon and drank yak butter tea by a Bon fire. \n\nHave a great funky jam.
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I think you are thinking of a song by Scared Spirit called "Yeha Noha" or translated it's otherwise known as "Wishes Of Happiness & Prosperity"
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Yes, although the full story is somewhat complicated.   See the Bonpo Book of the Dead, the section on The Wheel of the Time of Bardo.  The book is also known as Zhang-zhung Nyan-gyud.  It is based on the oral tradition that goes back 25 centuries or more to the teachings of Tönpa Shenrab, who lived in the region around Mt Kailash.
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I like "Winding Road" by Bonnie Somerville. It is a simple, timeless song. I can relate to it as I am still trying to figure out what I'm doing with my life.
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Try\n\nwww.download.com\n\nI saw Buckwheat Zydeco a few years. Foot Stompin Cool.\n\nHope you find what you want.
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the song by the buckwheat boyz? the ying yang twin remix or the brian on family guy version?
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i havnt but yu should check out the god awfuls.  go to kungfurecords.com and click thier link.they are bad ass mofos.lol
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It's probably Trans-Siberian Orchestra.  Check with their website.
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Midi\nCampursari\nDangdut
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ohm, or om is correct. om is supposedly the sound vibration when the universe was created
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it is a wind instrument without reeds.the holes control the length of the vibrating column and hence the frequency of the note.it corresponds to the western flute
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My new favorite song and band: Buckcherry - Crazy Bitch.
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Possibly from http://www.sanatansociety.org/indian_music_and_mantras/sounds_of_tantra_mantras.htm