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As I listen to "Klatwa Sahary (Sahara curse) I am just astonished at this musical tapestry of incredibly rich deep colors, hues, shadows, dimension. So much was put into this song, so much expression, magic and mystery. An epic tale told with electricity.

"Monument" is a colossus with powerful music and with singers' strong voices, and a Gothic bent, Gregorian chants, the far east . . . many mixes of styles in this song, which carries the listener on a long, exciting ride. Dieter Werner uses his skillful talent to blend his style mixes so well and seamlessly that listening was like watching a profound adventure movie, taking us here and there around the world. I had to hold tight on this wild ride. I particularly enjoyed track #4 with its solemn big drums and Gregorian chanting. "Hermit" had a sweet nature to it with a lovely female voice singing harmoniously with the melody. And then there was "Tato (Daddy) with that mesmerizing male voice speaking, and those astonishing musical instruments, the strings, the drums, and all that electronic stimulation, the child growing up and then off to the Orient again! - I am at a loss for words. It was all so wonderful.

I also want to mention the quality of the recordings as being exceptionally high and realistic. You've got to listen to this album with headphones so as not to miss any delicious nuance, or any of the magic. These songs were long so there is plenty to enjoy. This artist knows how to play to the ear and thus strum the strings of the heart. I felt as if I were in a sort of spellbound state for over an hour. STUNNING! Dramatic! Beautiful…What a trip! Well, I'm off to bed with this album and another listen - love this magic.