Artist	Song
Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra	Arvo PSrt's Magnificat [Arvo PSrt: Te Deum]
Neil Young	Will To Love [American Stars 'n Bars]
Arthur Hull	6/8 [Drum Circle Spirit]
Sophie B. Hawkins	Sometimes I See [Whaler]
Enigma	Return To Innocence [The Cross Of Changes]
Hooked Light Rays	Fire Channels Me [The Rough Guide To The Music Of The Himalayas]
Iarla O Lionßird	The King [I Could Read The Sky]
The Beatles	Across The Universe [Past Masters Vol. 2]
Ohtaka Shizuru	The Breeze [Final Fantasy N Generation]
Anja Lechner & Vassilis Tsabropoulos	Chant From A Holy Book, var. 1 [Gurdjieff: Chants, Hymns and Dances]
Van Morrison	Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child [Poetic Champions Compose]
Paul Simon	Born At The Right Time [The Rhythm Of The Saints]
A. R. Rahman	Revival [Vande Mataram]
Allen Ginsberg	Guru [Holy Soul Jelly Roll Disc 2: Caw! Caw!]

Comment:

My original title for this was "I Can't Believe It's Not New Age", which of course was far too cynical for a CD that's supposed to conjure up the ghost of actual New Age valor. None of these songs or pieces come from actual New Age CDs, but they either easily could have, or at least steal inventively from the whole New Age sound or philosophy. The title is a lyric from the Paul Simon song that sums up what I'd say is the ideal audience for New Age music. (Track 10 ended with about a minute of silence for some indescernible reason, being the last track on its CD, and needed to be edited to be put somewhere other than at the end.)

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