Track Listing

1. Showers
2. Thunder and Rain
3. Jamboree

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4597 in Music
• Released on: 1993-04-13
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
Birds sing softly as a light rain falls throughout the woods. A distant rumble grows until the thunder's fury pierces the forest calm. Rain increases as the thunder grows closer. When the storm retreats, the rain slackens as frogs and birds begin to sing.

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Customer Reviews

Some of Mother Nature's Best Moments.
Thunderstorm from the Echoes of Nature series is one of my favorite lie-back-and-relax CD's. It is reminiscent of times I've spent backpacking along the Appalachain Trail in the Shenandoah National Park, listening to rain patter on the leaves over my head, or lying in my tent and listening to the thunder rumble across the valley. I can almost smell the fresh wetness in the air, and see the deer eating the rain-washed grass, their wet fur ruffled.
Showers, the first track, is the sound of a soft rain beginning to fall in a wood, while birds welcome the shower with song. The soft patter of rain builds to the climax of the CD in track 2, Thunder & Rain. The rain intensifies and thunder rolls, but almost gently, fading into the distance. As the storm passes in track 3, the birds return to their song and a chorus of frogs begins to chirp cheerfully.
If you find sounds of nature to be soothing and relaxing, then this CD is for you. I own several of the Echoes of Nature CD's, including Rainforest and Wilderness River, and all are high quality enjoyable recordings- and the price can't be beat!

great thunderstorm
I really enjoyed this cd; the sound quality is excellent, the sounds seem very authentic, and the thunder is that neat rolling-across-the-sky sort. The cd is divided into three tracks; "showers" is short (3 mins) prelude with birds chirping amid a light rain shower. This leads directly into "thunder & rain" (26 mins) which is just that - no birds, just rain of varying intensity and rolling thunder. Then the cd winds up with track 3 "jamboree" (16 mins), which is the end of the storm - the rain tapers off (but the thunder still rumbles from time to time), birds resume chirping for a bit, then the frogs take over the chorus (but not too loud - just a gentle chirping off in the distance). Very relaxing and peaceful.

This is NOT a cd of thunderstorms but showers
This CD isn't bad, just not of thunderstorms. It is a cd of rainshowers with some thunder. The constant rain sounds more like static, like when your cable goes out. I was disappointed.