Boheme

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Customer reviews

review by: Pwchy date: 2008-08-25 rating:
Not that fond of Deep Forest but ...
Not that fond of Deep Forest but I have enjoyed listening to this album since it came out. I really didn't like Deep Forest's original album as I found it too cliche but this I can cope with quite well. It's really easy to listen to and the singing voices and chants are well put together with the rest of the music. There are some really good tunes on here and all in all it's pretty well done.

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review by: date: 2008-01-27 rating:
5 stars are not enough
After having fallen completely in love with Deep Forest's first album I just knew that I wouldn't go wrong with this. br / br /This time all the songs are from Eastern Europe, folk/gypsy songs and actually have the original artists on them with Deep Forests interpretation of the music as a back up. The result is enchanting, soothing, haunting and just beautiful. This is one band that I never tire of and can listen to over and over again. If you have never heard Deep Forest before please treat yourself to a copy; I can't recommend highly enough.

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review by: date: 2007-12-19 rating:
Enchanting music
This is such a beautiful mix of world music that touches the heart again and again. It is like an odyssey to various cultures, but it is flowing and kept harmonious. Very soothing!

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review by: date: 2004-07-31 rating:
A great rediscovery
Deep Forest were the first 'band' that I ever had on cassette, and whilst browsing through a music store in the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam, I came across Boheme. As the CD cost little over 50p I decided to buy it, and I haven't looked back since then.br'Boheme' is one of those albums that can quite easily remain in your CD player for weeks on end, truly beautiful.brIf you are toying with the idea of buying it - just do it - and like me, you won't look back!


review by: pepper flower date: 2004-07-28 rating:
Haunting Ethereal Voices, Rhythms, and Melodies
Deep Forest manages to make Marta Sebestyen sound even more evocative than she usually sounds ... her voice is soulful, poignant, piercingly tender and sincere. This CD is one nonstop experience of primarily Hungarian/Gypsy and Eastern European culture. It is made more enticing and alluring by the qualities Deep Forest brings forth with their creative imaginations -- they add unique beats and splendid vocalizations. They start with an original piece of music by the original artist, then intepret and expand the sound into haunting and ethereal dimensions. I can not say which is my favorite because the whole CD is one magnificent production of high quality and artistry. The traditional music of this region is combined with modern instruments which only makes the original sound even *more* visceral and earthy ... the root music takes hold of you!!! It does not let go. The unsuspecting listener becomes entranced by a traditionAL sound and an almost dying ancient culture ... fortunately it is being rediscovered and interpreted by musicians such as Deep Forest. I love the cover, the falling orange leaves and the "psi" symbol. The sunlight being filtered through the fog is such an appropriate and absolutely well targeted symbol of the musical contents. Erika Borsos (bakonyvilla)

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