Does anyone recognize what music this is - artist and CD?

[Roysen]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=WLQH8gvB9FyaIB3kqN6XNnaQ&v=yjhJHfbokCE


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n86zrHSq5dU

 

[carolkoh]

Per Sound Hound...

Dust Drum
Artist is He Xuntian
Album is Paramita

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/He_Xuntian

Good luck finding it!

 

[Roysen]

Per Sound Hound...

Dust Drum
Artist is He Xuntian
Album is Paramita

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/He_Xuntian

Good luck finding it!

No problem. Several items available on amazon. However a track by that name is not on that album according to the track list provided by Amazon.

 

[Mike Lavigne]

it's track 7, "Earth Drums" according to the back of the CD case.

possibly Carol is reading the Chinese writing and in mandarin it is 'dust drums'. in English it is 'Earth Drums' as listed.

I've used this track for years since a visit from friends from HK who gifted me this CD. it does rock and can do damage and even create issues in your room by causing structure to loosen. so be careful.....your system might hold together but your walls might not. and it will stress everything.

on the MM7's it easily gets too much to stay in the room.

 

[JackD201]

Yup, the infamous Track 7. This loosened two recessed lighting fixtures in my room.

 

[Mike Lavigne]

Yup, the infamous Track 7. This loosened two recessed lighting fixtures in my room.

exactly; I had to use some 'spray foam' to eliminate some rattles in some fixtures after I first got too carried away with that track.

 

[Roysen]

Thanks for the clarification, Mike.

I have the previous album "Sister Drum" from the duo Dadawa and He Xun-tian. The title track from that album can have similar effects on the surroundings.

 

[garylkoh]

Yup, the infamous Track 7. This loosened two recessed lighting fixtures in my room.

Haha!! I demo'ed that track at Alexis park, and dust started raining down from the ceiling

It's a popular torture track in Asia.

Jack, I remember doing a shoot-out at JR's store between the big Dynaudio and the big Genesis speakers. It must have bust a couple of ear drums. I left the room, and then had to walk out the store and close the door behind me.

 

[garylkoh]

Here's another fun drum track - possibly the best I have heard on vinyl. I can't imagine it can be cut any more dynamic than this.





The drum......

 

[JackD201]

At the home of one of JR's clients, Jadis, Mullard88, Nephilim (keith) and I had to leave the room too. Those PAS (Philippine Audio Society) guys play LOUD. LOL.

 

[jadis]

At the home of one of JR's clients, Jadis, Mullard88, Nephilim (keith) and I had to leave the room too. Those PAS (Philippine Audio Society) guys play LOUD. LOL.

Yes Jack. After prolonged listening to that track, it made me hungry (maybe from stress). Good thing the host prepared some local noodles (pansit) in the dining room.

 

[JackD201]

Yes Jack. After prolonged listening to that track, it made me hungry (maybe from stress). Good thing the host prepared some local noodles (pansit) in the dining room.

It was EXCELLENT pansit at that!

 

[jadis]

It was EXCELLENT pansit at that!

And that was the time I found out that the professional acoustician Mike P. was the same DJ Mike P. of 99.5RT FM. He was my idol in those days, as far as DJ vocals is concerned, pretty much like Casey Kasem.

Sorry for the OT.

 

[lasercd]

Which is the best version of Paramita? CD, XRCD, or vinyl?

I love Dadawa "Sister Drum". Always fun to play it and watch jaws drop.

 

[Roysen]

This one is pretty impressive too:

 

[carolkoh]

it's track 7, "Earth Drums" according to the back of the CD case.

possibly Carol is reading the Chinese writing and in mandarin it is 'dust drums'. in English it is 'Earth Drums' as listed.
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Yeah... I was telling my brother Gary about it on the way home saying... well it was <insert mandarin pronunciation> - "dirt" - "dust" - "ground" and he responds... "Earth!"

 

[MrAcoustat]

This is an old one from 1983 on Bis - CD-232 I suggest track #4 i use this one to clean the membranes on my Acoustats.

 

[astrotoy]

Many years ago, I attended a conference sponsored by an Asian-American organization in San Jose, CA and the organizers had a local Taiko (Kodo) Drum ensemble for entertainment after the evening banquet. We were in a very large ballroom in one of the hotels. I was blown out of the room by the volume of the deep bass drums. Couldn't stay anywhere near the ballroom. Not sure whether there was any structural damage to the hotel!

Larry