Radha Krsna Temple Album

01_Govinda.mp3

02_Sri_Gurvastakam.mp3

03_Sri_Isopanisad.mp3

04_Bhaja_Bhakata.mp3

05_Bhajahu_Re_Mana.mp3

06_Hare_Krsna_Mantra.mp3

07_Govinda_Jaya_Jaya.mp3

Srila Prabhupada Bhajanas

Hare_Krsna_Mantra_sp.mp3

Jaya_Radha-Madhava.mp3

Sri_Sri_Gurv-astaka.mp3

Sri_Sad-gosvamy-astaka.mp3

BOM_01-Hare-Krishna-Kirtan.mp3

BOM_03-Samsara-Prayers.mp3

BOM_04-Jaya-Radha-Madhava.mp3

BOM_05-Govinda-Jaya-Jaya.mp3

BOM_06-Hare-Krishna-Kirtan.mp3

Prabhupada-Mantra-Japa.mp3

The Beautiful Hare Krsna People DOUBLE LP!

Like almost all double LPs, The Beautiful Hare Krsna People comes in a gatefold sleeve. You open it up and on each side it’s a 12" x 24" specter of amazing. On the front cover is a beautiful and tiny Radha-Krishna. And on the inside are some great pictures of devotees from all over the world (”Even in Moscow”).

 

The Beautiful Hare Krsna People was released by Hare Krsna Records and is listed as #1004. Every single one of the releases put out by Hare Krsna Records is called “Hare Krsna Festival.” That makes it really tough to figure out what’s the what. And while on the cover this is called “The Beautiful Hare Krsna People,” the record labels call it (you guessed it!) Hare Krsna Festival.

 

 

Record one is “Part I” and record two is “Part II.” Why is that, you ask? Because The Beautiful Hare Krsna People DOUBLE LP is just a repackaging of HKR #1001 and HKR #1002 (Hare Krsna Festival Part I and Part II). They hardly even bothered to change the labels.

 

 

This is the cover of Hare Krsna Festival Part II [I don’t own Hare Krsna Festival Part I.]

I believe this to be the last release by Hare Krsna Records, though I could be mistaken. HKR #1003, if you’re wondering, is a pretty common and easy to find release. There’s a weird history to that one too, so I might just dust it off for next Ekadasi, thus knocking out all of my Hare Krsna Records releases. Jaya!

Every song on this record is led by Hansadutta dasa Adhikary. Yep, every single one. Not only that, the songs are recorded live at a temple (does not say which temple). And, like last Ekadasi’s Every Town and Village LP, one song runs into the next, so you get four long tracks (one for each side of the double LP).

Here's a song list (with spelling and capitalization preserved for you to see)....

Record One
Side One
1) Kiba jaya jaya gorachanda
2) Hare Krsna Kirtan
3) Obeisances
4) Namaste narasinghaya
(so says the label - the album cover omits "Namaste narasinghaya"� - the label is, however, correct)

Side Two
1) Incarnations of Godhead
2) Sri Gurvastakam (Prayers to Spiritual Master)
(the album cover claims that it's: 1) Sri Gurvastakam 2)Tulasi Prayer.... the label is correct)

Record Two
Side One
1) Jaya Radha Madhava
2) Hare Krsna Mantra
3) Sri Krsna Caitanya
4) Hare Krsna Mantra
5) Tulasi Prayer
(the album cover omits "Tulasi Prayer,"� however, it is on the recording, again, the label is correct)

Side Two
1) Aratrika Ceremony
(the album cover claims that it's: 1) Incarnations of Godhead 2) Namaste narasinghaye - and again, the label is correct)

However, what it is is a great snapshot at how kirtanas were presented during the time when Srila Prabhupada was here. The recording is really well done and the music is very much like being at a temple.

This is another rare one. Good luck tracking it down if you're a collector. Mine is nearly mint. The vinyl looks to be unplayed. The only thing marring it is that the previous owner thought it would be groovy to write his dumb little name on the sleeve. Damn you, Mike Schomburg!

Just download it here in one big rar file. (150 mb)
The-Beautiful-Hare-Krsna-People.rar

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Golden Avatar - A Change of Heart
by Michael Cassidy