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Tubular Bells III is a record quite similar to Mike Oldfield's second update of the original classic, recorded just six years prior. The production methods are a bit more polished and the tone is more serious, but the music remains dreamy, somewhat overevocative new age-with-a-beat music, quite similar to Enigma -- thanks to the Eastern textures of vocalist Amar on three tracks. There are a few occasional moments of levity, however, including the raging guitar stormer "Outcast" and a remake of Oldfield's early-'80s hit "Man in the Rain."
Product Details
Release Date: | 09/15/1998 |
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Label: | Warner Bros Uk |
UPC: | 0639842434928 |
catalogNumber: | 424349 |
Rank: | 42087 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Mike Oldfield Primary Artist,Tubular BellsClodagh Simonds Vocals
Ama Vocals
Amar Vocals
Cara Vocals
Heather Burnett Vocals
Rosa Cedrón Vocals
Francesca Robertson Vocals
Technical Credits
Mike Oldfield Composer,Producer,Engineer,ConceptRob Dickins Executive Producer
John Giddings Management
Clive Banks Representation
Simon Fowler Portrait Photography
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