Mike Oldfield - Two Sides: The Very Best of Mike Oldfield (iTunes Version)
Composer Mike Oldfield rose to fame on the success of Tubular Bells, an eerie, album-length conceptual piece employed to stunning effect in the film The Exorcist. Born May 15, 1953, in Reading, England, Oldfield began his professional career at the age of 14, forming the Sallyangie folk duo with his sister Sally; a year later, the siblings issued their debut LP, Children of the Sun. By the age of 16, he was playing bass with Soft Machine founder Kevin Ayers' group the Whole World alongside experimental classical arranger David Bedford and avant-garde jazz saxophonist Lol Coxhill; within months, Oldfield was tapped to become the band's lead guitarist prior to recording the 1971 LP Shooting at the Moon.
Genres: Rock, Music, New Age, Electronic, Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Classical, Classical Crossover, Modern Composition
Released: 28 July 2012
℗ 2012 Mercury Records Limited
1-1 Tubular Bells (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-2 Ommadawn (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-3 Crises (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-4 The Lake (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-5 Amarok, Pt. 1 (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-6 Amarok, Pt. 2 (Two Sides Excerpt)
1-7 Sentinel
1-8 Supernova
1-9 Ascension
1-10 The Tempest
2-1 Guilty
2-2 Family Man
2-3 Five Miles Out
2-4 Moonlight Shadow
2-5 Shadow On the Wall
2-6 To France
2-7 Etude
2-8 Magic Touch
2-9 Islands (feat. Bonnie Tyler)
2-10 Heaven's Open
2-11 Tattoo
2-12 The Song of the Sun
2-13 Summit Day
2-14 Lake Constance
2-15 Broad Sunlit Uplands
2-16 The Doge's Palace
2-17 Amber Light
2-18 Angelique
2-19 On My Heart
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