The First Lessons in New Era Time

-RealPittsburgh.com
... could appeal equally to fans of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, Cluster and Brian Eno, Durutti Column and Cocteau Twins..

-Mass Transfer
If you want to talk about sweetly transcendental music, I’d be the first to mention Meisha..

The First Lessons in New Era Time

The First Lessons in New Era Time,Meisha,482 Music,Ambient,Instrumental Rock,Prog-Rock/Art Rock,Rock/Pop,sublimely beautiful...gently melodic, cascading patterns and drones...Meisha is eminently accessible...could appeal equally to fans of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, Cluster and Brian Eno, Durutti Column and Cocteau Twins.

Average customer rating: the universal orchestra of pituitary knowledge sing om

The First Lessons in New Era Time Meisha Manufacturer: 482 Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00005AR3W Release Date: 2001-04-17

Tracks:

1. The news descending a stair case
2. Inducing the patio flamboyancy exam
3. Prescription sunglasses for the third eye
4. My what a marvelous floorboard it goes quite well with that dress
5. Everytime you see me you look through my records
6. Its pretty spacey, its death ambient
7. We will not name this song soul shocking beef crunch
8. A celebration of life
9. The symbol song
10. Tranferring mass through the portals of time
11. Guitar parts the water

Customer Reviews:

the universal orchestra of pituitary knowledge sing om.......2001-06-21

with meisha's new full length we find the band to be back in action with their original line up. it seems that their time apart was well spent because the first lessons in new era time is meisha's best album to date and possibly te best album this year. this is music for anyone that is a fan of everything from john fahey to tortoise to la monte young to spacemen three to steve reich to god speed you black emperor. meisha might be the missing link between post rock and god. the music is ever changing and always evolving. guitars chime into layers of shimmering timbre. the rhythms evolve frantically into rance like dervishes. this music is meisha's most emotional work to date. i see this as being in part to michael tamburo's temporary blindness that thankfully he has overcome. i read a quote form him saying "the moment i stopped seeing the guitar as "a guitar" and started to really listen to the instrument and feel it i had know other choice than to play it differently." meisha's side project the arco flute foundation is great too.

Rock Music:

1. The Journey [Import]
2. The Radio Sessions [Live]
3. The Spirit of Cowpunk
4. Twentieth Century Blues [Import]
5. Up from the Sewers [Import]
6. Very Best of Sting & the Police [Import]
7. Vol. 1-Video Biography [Import]
8. Wearside
9. Westlife Karaoke [Import]
10. White Trash Soul [EP]

Rock Music