A Word In the Windbegins with1054 A.D.This prelude opens with a two-minute drone that is mysterious and hypnotic. Enter some heavy percussion, an uptempo beat, and those wonderful choir-like vocals 2002 is known for, and off we go into brand new territory. The voices and flute are playful and inviting as the almost militaristic precision of the percussion takes on a more serious mood. The title track has a more Middle-Eastern sound. There are many layers to this piece, with voices, Indian instruments, heavy drum, strings, and plenty of atmosphere.Spirit Movesis more like classic 2002, although the rhythm is much stronger than most of their earlier work.Promise of the Oceanis one of my favorite tracks. Flute, piano, voices, and a pulsating beat create a mood of serenity and beauty.Free To Flycould become the signature song of the new 2002 and is undoubtedly the most radio-friendly track on the CD. I also really likeRain Dance, which draws you in with its big, cinematic sound and then envelops you in rich sonic colors that swirl and carry you away. The middle section picks up the pace with a strong rhythm and a hauntingly beautiful flute. Pamela's voice and Randy's piano take over, and then the guitar comes in. Eventually, all of theplayersare involved. A little bit prog rock and a little bit new age, I love this sound!The Singing Stonereturns to more of a drone that is dark, mysterious, and powerful.Seven Raysfinishes the 12-song CD/DVD with a Native American flavor that is both enigmatic and haunting. I think you'll like the changes in 2002's music as much as I do! Recommended! --MainlyPianoA Word In The Windis bold uncharted territory for 2002 and despite the higher octane musical retuning, the risk taking has resulted in an inspiring musical experience that will take you to all four corners of the earth and back again.  To add to the audio passion of the compositions, Randy and Pamela deliver their creations in an open and detailed 5.1 DTS Digital Surround format that simply intensifies the entire audio experience. The album is also augmented by the visual eye candy of an accompanying DVD that is largely the blood, sweat and tears of Pamela. Though it is her first formal exploration into the visual world, she has effectively integrated live high definition footage and delicately intertwined it with animation and graphics effects that have the potential to send you on a time travel to the yesteryears of several historical eras. --Michael DebbageI have been a personal fan of 2002's music for many years! This is by far their best work to date! Powerful and reflective! --Nicholas Gunn, CEO, Gemini Sun Records --Amazon