Maven on the Moog No. 1, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Maven on the Moog No. 2, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Maven on the Moog No. 3, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Maven on the Moog No. 4, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Maven on the Moog No. 5, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Jewish Experience Part 1, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Jewish Experience Part 2, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Jewish Experience Part 3, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Jewish Experience Part 4, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Jewish Experience Part 5, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
What is Creativity?, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
First Commandment, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
I Have a Little Brain, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Is There Only ONE?, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Haiku, for synthesizer - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Track Listings (21) - Disc #2
L'cho de - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
Micho Mo - Gershon Kingsley, Kingsley, Gershon [
V'shomru
May the
S' u Sh'
Baruch S
L'cho Ad
Gad'lu /
Eyts Cha
Kiddush
Interlud
Kaddish
But Stil
Benedict
The 1984 - One, One is One
The Ode to Life to Celebrate Our Freedom
The First Question - Poverty Ballad; Second Ques
The Wise Men Say
The What Does it Take (The Ten Plagues)
The Security Song
The Grace
Kingley is best known as the electronica visionary who made the world snap it's fingers to the sound of Popcorn, which has been covered over a hundred times from the sublime (Kraftwerk) to the ridiculous (Crazy Frog). Now... more », for the first time on CD, comes a complete overview of Gershon's fusion of his Jewishness and the Way Way Out sounds of his Moog.« less
Kingley is best known as the electronica visionary who made the world snap it's fingers to the sound of Popcorn, which has been covered over a hundred times from the sublime (Kraftwerk) to the ridiculous (Crazy Frog). Now, for the first time on CD, comes a complete overview of Gershon's fusion of his Jewishness and the Way Way Out sounds of his Moog.
"This is for die-hard fans only, especially if you speak Hebrew. Otherwise, this CD is a cultural footnote and nothing you could actually enjoy listening to. Be warned -- this is nothing whatsoever like Kingsley's other work. The synth music is minimal and incidental, and the focus is on Jewish prayers/songs/something-or-other, all performed by a man who can't sing (or at any rate, whose voice is not compelling).
I went from the high of finding this CD to the low of thinking, "What on earth is this and why did I just waste money on it?" within the first 20 seconds of track 1. Tracks 2, 3, 4, and 12 didn't change my opinion -- it's all the same barely listenable nonsense.