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Essence Of The Forest By Deep Forest,Deep Forest

- Essence Of The Forest By Deep Forest
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Deep Forest
Released 2004

Green And Blue (Live)
06:00
947 plays

Anasthasia
01:52
726 plays

Sweet Lullaby [2003 Version][*]
03:22
547 plays

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- 1
- Sweet Lullaby (Album Version 2004)
- 03:51
- 119 plays

- 2
- Marta's Song
- 04:15
- 3,049 plays

- 3
- Madazulu
- 03:23
- 1,749 plays

- 3
- Night Bird (Album Version 2004)
- 04:00
- 257 plays

- 4
- Anasthasia
- 01:52
- 726 plays

- 5
- Freedom cry
- 03:17
- 1,627 plays

- 6
- Desert Walk (Album Version 2004)
- 05:05
- 375 plays

- 7
- Dignity
- 05:22
- 1,823 plays

- 8
- Ekue Ekue
- 05:20
- 1,636 plays

- 9
- Bohème
- 04:36
- 1,491 plays

- 10
- Yuki Song
- 05:22
- 1,686 plays

- 11
- Deep weather
- 04:56
- 1,726 plays

- 12
- Green And Blue (Live)
- 06:00
- 947 plays

- 13
- Twosome (Marta Et Katalin Version)
- 04:07
- 1,218 plays

- 13
- Deep Blue Sea
- 04:13
- 413 plays

- 14
- Lament
- 03:10
- 533 plays

- 14
- Will You Be Ready
- 05:17
- 1,736 plays

- 15
- Undecided (Deep Radio Mix)
- 03:54
- 1,295 plays

- 18
- In the Evening
- 01:35
- 384 plays

- 19
- Will You Be Ready [Be Prepared Remix][*]
- 04:00
- 328 plays

- 20
- Yuki Song [Remix][*]
- 03:23
- 264 plays

- 21
- Sweet Lullaby [2003 Version][*]
- 03:22
- 547 plays

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album review

With tracks from each of their first five albums, this is essentially a Deep Forest best-of, leading off with their 1993 hit "Sweet Lullaby." Note that "Sweet Lullaby," "Night Bird," and "Desert Walk" are each presented in a "2004 Version," though it's not made clear in the packaging how these are different than the ones that had been previously released on Deep Forest albums. It's an adequate overview of an act whose music is probably too diluted for either world music fans or electronica specialists, but whose blend of those styles together with production approaches friendly to middle-of-the-road radio has far more appeal to mainstream pop listeners than most world music or electronica. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide