D I S O R I E N T
Richard Bone
(3/05/02)
*Sold Out 10/31/02*

(excerpts from the press release)

"The idea behind the music on DISORIENT was to create a surreal amalgam of global sound. Not worldbeat but rather a multi-cultural hall of mirrors. A series of works refracted off broken shards of ancient traditions. At once familiar and strange. A dervish lullaby, a desert dance imbued with the ability to both comfort and DISORIENT..." "..an hour of pleasure..a fragrant and exotic fruit delivered with care from some far land unknown to the listener..." Serge Kozlovsky, journalist, Republic of Belarus ~ * ~

Although officially sold out, DISORIENT is available to download in its entirety from
SnoCap (shown here by tracks or entire album) or from http://www.ambient.us/shop
(SnoCap download also includes an unreleased version of "Templenet")

- - Track Listing and AudioSamples - -
1. In Japa			MP3
2. Barhoom			MP3
3. Sudanaram			MP3
4. The Inland Sea			MP3
5. Intricate Autumn			MP3
6. Arabaya			MP3
7. Patterns of Motion			MP3
8. Templenet			MP3
9. A Splendid Flow of Grace			MP3
10. Buddha's in Baghdad			MP3

- - - - - - - UPDATES - - - - - - -

(05/29/07)
Music from Beyond the Lakes has listed DISORIENT on their Top 20 List
for May '07 airplay, as reported to New Age Reporter.

(01/04/03)
DISORIENT was listed as one of the year's most Significant Releases by Star's End Radio
and a Top Release of 2002 on both the Secret Music and Brainwaves' charts for radio play.

(11/16/02)
Backroads Music lists DISORIENT at #6 on their Best of 2002 in the Instrumental Division.

(10/31/02)
DISORIENT officially sold out on October 31, 02.

(05/02)
DISORIENT made its debut at #1 on the New Age Voice Top 100! It remained at #1 for two
months, and four months in the Top 10 position.

(05/02)
The May issue of Keyboard Magazine featured DISORIENT as its Spotlight Review.

(03/02)
Within days of its release, DISORIENT was already receiving great airplay on some of
the best  radio programs. It was also the featured CD for the March 31 Musical
Starstreams and the March 9 Future Echoes radio programs.