Vyktoria's 2nd CD produced by VPK and Christian Quick. Very mellow, spacey, mystical and numinous. Layered guitars, backward loop tracks, sitar, dumbek, chimes, bells. Subjects include Dreams (When I Dream), Astrology (Venus Direct), Holographic Universe (Multitudinous), Oil Spills (Rainbow Black), Entrainment (Do We Entrain?), St. Germain (Germain) and more.
15 songs including cuts from Blue Apples, This Guardian at Noon, one song from Something About Driving, an AWESOME version of "Spider" that I thought was long lost (produced in 1995 by Christian Quick), a live version of "You and Me" from a recent show with Ralf Illenberger that just rocks, a full length version of "Holy Day" from 1997 with harp, synth and flute, AND a brand spankin NEW song never before released entitled "The Face on Mars". This song was recorded by Billy Moss (of Stevie Nicks fame) and features great bass, sitar and keys..very cool.
13 amazing tracks of the paranormal. Tracks are: Disembodied Voices; Yer Dead; Black Helicopter; Strange Mistake; Frogs; Pluto, Pluto; Face on Mars; Paradigm Clock; Airship; Halloween; Do We Entrain; When I Dream; Scorpio Moon. Contains a bonus live track of Do We Entrain with Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull on flute. All songs by Vyktoria Pratt Keating. A great album of mystical paranormal music!
Traditional and contemporary Celtic tunes, recorded live on St. Patrick's Day 2007 in Charlottesville VA.
SNOWDONIA Vyktoria's Christmas CD! Recorded in 2006
Traditional Christmas tunes done with an ethereal, ambient, snowy vibe. Just VPK on
open tuned acoustic guitar & vocals with light production..guaranteed to give one chills (good chills).
Includes: Wassail Good King Wenceslas My favorite Things Holly & Ivy The King The First Noel Father Christmas God rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen Angels we have heard on High and a few more!
Live from the Jethro Tull tour that I opened in 1999 all over the US and UK. 9 songs and 8 introductions (these intros are all great raps most of them over 1 minute long relating humorous stories etc) There is a GRAND introduction from Ian Anderson himself, as well as members of Tull backing me up on a few songs.
