Mike Oldfield has more than one Tubular Bells?
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*runs to library to check out music section*

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Quarto said:

Oh, and I also like... er... stuff.
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In other words, Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Enya, that sort of thing - music that really can't be classified as anything, but is damned worth listening to.

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I think you could classify it as classical electronic music or something, and I agree that music is quite good, which reminds me I also like The Alan Parsons Project; mainly his instrumental stuff, but also a lot of the songs.
I also have a soft spot for duets, even though their usually very kitschy, I don`t know why, they have a certain "je ne sais quoi" (how do you like my french?) I can`t put my finger on.
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No Regret: There are three of them... though how you managed to miss II and III is beyond me.
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Also, be sure to check out the Millenium Bell.

Mad Hatter: Well, that's not quite right either. I mean, Oldfield's Tubular Bells I didn't have anything done electronically (and the guy played just about all the instruments by himself... and there was a lot of 'em). Well, not that it really matters. Instead of trying to classify it, just listen to it
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