PULSE OF THE PLANET AUDIO JOURNEYS: Extraordinary Sounds from the Natural World

Pulse of the Planet Audio Journeys

Extraordinary Sounds from the Natural World

© 1994 Jim Metzner (656613648421)

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This collection of truly amazing sounds will take you on a journey which begins with the sounds of women drumming their hands on a river in Zaire and ends with the hissing, 15 billion year "echo" of the Big Bang that created the universe.

tracks

1 Water Drumming
2 Bayaka Song
3 Kaluli Song
4 Initiation Rite
5 Tibetan Chant
6 Siberian Shamans
7 Nepalese Caravan
8 Ants
9 Leafhoppers
10 Termites
11 Bats
12 Bird Song, slowed down
13 Elephants
14 Bearded Seals
15 Coyotes
16 Colobus Monkeys
17 Gibbons
18 Oropendola Bird
19 Japanese Deer
20 Shishi Odoshi
21 Suikinkutsu
22 Aeolian Harp
23 Tornado
24 Earthquake
25 Lava Flow
26 Booming Sands
27 Arctic Ice
28 Atmospheric Whistlers
29 Jupiter Chorus
30 Miranda’s Mystery
31 Music of the Spheres
32 Pulsar
33 Cosmic Background Radiation

notes

Jim Metzner is a sound recordist and radio producer, best known for his series "Pulse of the Planet," which can be heard on over 320 stations worldwide and online at pulseplanet.com. On National Public Radio, he is Weekend Edition Saturday's "Ambassador to the Natural World".

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  • Pulse of the Planets
    author: Ashera

    This is such a wonderful recording of so many beauty-full things found in nature that fill me with awe and amazement! Thanks so much for travelling the world and sharing your fab findings! You are an inspiration to us all! Hopefully it will encourage all those who listen to honour the planet more and share this beauty!

  • great audio of obscure natural sounds
    author: Charles Conner

    This is a great compilation of only some of the stuff featured on the program that I get on late night AM radio. I am a big fan of nature recording, as well as cool cultural stuff, and I only wish this was one of many volumes. This is valuable, too, in that so many natural sounds in the world are being drowned out by human noise, and this has profound effects on wildlife and our own appreciation of the details of the audio world.

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