James Skilton wrote:
quoted 8 lines While on the subject of Banco de Gaia, anyone else got the new Long>While on the subject of Banco de Gaia, anyone else got the new Long
>Player yet? "Last train to Lhasa" , a tribute to the people of Tibet
>(though the content of some of the tracks doesn't exactly reflect
>this.) Spread over 3 Cds, approx 62+60+43 minutes, starts off with
>train noises, but the first CD is mostly sold trancey stuff, which
>doesn't really cut it too well with me, but the more ambient numbers on
>the 2nd and 3rd disks, while no massively innovative, are really mellow
>and groovy. At the price of a standard single long play CD, good value.
Just got this yesterday. My first taste of Banco de Gaia. Quadruple vinyl! Certainly
pleasant enough. I didn't really know what to expect. I can see myself mellowing to it
quite happily but it didn't make me sit up and think "Wow, this is great". Definitely
good value though, £10 for 4 discs, can't be bad.
Lots of love
Tim
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