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Mike Oldfield

Author of Tubular Bells

83+ Works 655 Members 17 Reviews

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Works by Mike Oldfield

Tubular Bells (1973) 152 copies, 2 reviews
Tubular Bells II (1992) 53 copies, 2 reviews
Ommadawn (2010) 33 copies, 1 review
Hergest Ridge (1974) 29 copies, 1 review
Voyager (1997) 23 copies
Crises (2008) 23 copies
Incantations (2011) 20 copies, 2 reviews
Tubular Bells III (1999) 20 copies, 1 review
Songs of Distant Earth (1995) 19 copies, 1 review
Five Miles Out (2013) 17 copies
Platinum (2012) 13 copies
The Best of Mike Oldfield: Elements (1993) 12 copies, 1 review
Music Of The Spheres (2008) 11 copies
Discovery (2016) 11 copies
Islands (2004) 11 copies, 2 reviews
QE2 (1980) 11 copies
The Complete Mike Oldfield (2004) 10 copies
Earth Moving (1990) 9 copies
Guitars (1999) 7 copies
Killing Fields (2016) 7 copies
Return To Ommadawn (2017) 6 copies
The Millennium Bell (1999) 5 copies, 1 review
Exposed 5 copies
Amarok (2000) 5 copies
Mike Oldfield (Hot songs) (1993) 4 copies
Boxed (2002) 4 copies
Live At Montreux 1991 (2006) 4 copies
Man on the rocks (2014) 3 copies
Heaven's open (1991) (2006) 3 copies
XXV the Essential (1997) 2 copies
Tres Lunas 2 copies
Tubular bells 2 copies
Heavens Open 1 copy
Mike Oldfield Boxed (1976) 1 copy
3 Lunas (2002) 1 copy
The Sorcerer 1 copy, 1 review
Xxv: Essential (1997) 1 copy
Islands 1 copy
Light Shade 1 copy
Born in the UK (1988) 1 copy
The best of 1 copy
Complete 1 copy

Associated Works

The Best Christmas Album in the World ...Ever! (1996) — Performer — 11 copies
The Best Prog Rock Album in the World ...Ever! (2003) — Contributor — 3 copies
The Space Movie [1980 Documentary film] (1980) — Music — 1 copy
Dance dance '88 vol. 2 — Contributor — 1 copy
Filmtracks: The Best Of British Film Music — Contributor — 1 copy

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18 reviews
The record that started everything, Mike plays all the instruments and it's basically two pieces, originally one on each side of the LP. A rather awful edit of it was used in the movie The Exorcist, which is almost certainly why it became a bestseller. Great fun, irresistibly entertaining,and musically adventurous. And the Magritte-inspired cover was awesome.
Obviously commercially motivated, but give the guy credit for waiting 17 years. It is familiar enough that you recognize it as a sequel but different enough to surprise. Found while looking aimlessly for stuff by him, and you could have knocked me over with a feather. Loved it.
½
Inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's novel of the same name, some nice stuff and some weird stuff. The use of the reading from Genesis on Apollo 8 is genius.
Follow-up to Tubular Bells, based on old folk tunes, lacks the original's "Hollywood connection," but still works in every way that counts.

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Works
83
Also by
5
Members
655
Popularity
#38,516
Rating
3.9
Reviews
17
ISBNs
21
Languages
4

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