Elephant Power
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Average customer review:Product Description
Step into a world where mythological gods & goddess join with turntables & tablas. Pouring the ancient wisdom of yoga into infectious hip hop beats & breaks, MC Yogi channels a message of peace & spiritual transformation to a new generation. Experience "Yoga Hip Hop": An Elephant Powered Explosion of Devotion! Produced by Sean Dinsmore and the Bhakti Brothers (Robin Livingston & MC Yogi), Elephant Power features an all star cast including Krishna Das, Bhagavan Das, Jai Uttal and Sharon Gannon. Standout tracks include the upbeat anthems "Ganesh Is Fresh" and "Rock On Hanuman". "Be the Change" updates the inspiring tale of Mahatma Gandhi and reminds us of the power one person has to change the world.
Track Listing
- Om (Invocation)
- Elephant Power
- Ganesh Is Fresh
- Rock on Hanuman
- Temple Prayer
- Om Namah Shivaya
- Chakra Beatbox
- Son of Shiva
- Krishna Love
- Bhakti Boombox
- Mahatma's Message
- Be the Change
- Shanti (Peace Out)
- Krishna Dub
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #10555 in Music
- Brand: MC
- Released on: 2008-09-09
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .18 pounds
Customer Reviews
Creative, inspiring, excellent
I was looking for meditative music when I stumbled into MC Yogis' magical world of kirtan hiphop. This is the most fun telling of religious and inspiring stories I have ever heard. I recommend it to all my friends. Shanti.
FANTASTIC
I bought this on a whim and it's absolutely awesome. My kids love it and are learning while dancing and singing along. I just read an article on the artist in LA Yoga Magazine. I hope he releases another CD soon. We all can't stop listening to this one. Namaste.
Be the Change
Wow, how inspiring!
I really dislike hip-hip, rap, etc. Not just the sound of it, but the horribly negative messages it often puts out. So when I encountered this album and saw folks like Krishna Das, Jai Uttal, and Bhagavan Das on it I had to pause. When I read the titles and saw the words I was astonished. And when I put the CD on my player and listened I was moved, very very moved. This is a brilliant album, a work of love and inspiration, bhakti yoga at its finest. It moves the body, it moves the soul and mind into great rhythm and harmony. I can't help but wonder what our world would be like if this was playing out of every boom box in the land. What a great thing. Be the change that you want to see in the world, just like Gandhi. Wow. Peace out.



