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Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia

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1996-08-18 13:50Adam Bender (idm) Banco de Gaia
1996-08-19 09:33Andrew Cowper Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
1996-08-21 20:35Anika & Johan Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
1997-03-06 03:49(idm) Banco de Gaia
├─ 1997-03-06 06:50Deng Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
├─ 1997-03-06 17:16Deng Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
└─ 1997-03-06 18:55Brett McCormick Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
1997-03-06 09:23James Newton Re: (idm) Banco de Gaia
1997-03-08 02:04(idm) Banco de Gaia
1997-05-16 22:15(idm) banco de Gaia
1999-10-13 15:14Sam Stein (idm) banco de gaia
├─ 1999-10-13 18:14Irene McC Re: (idm) banco de gaia
└─ 1999-10-14 06:57Konstantin Minko RE: (idm) banco de gaia
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1996-08-18 13:50Adam BenderI've been listening to TEEX3 a lot recently, and one of the stand out tracks is "Kincajou"
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I've been listening to TEEX3 a lot recently, and one of the stand out tracks is "Kincajou", by Banco de Gaia (that's disc one, track three). But I've never heard of them before; could someone tell me more about them and how typical "Kincajou" is compared to the rest of their work? Adam P.S. Happy Birthday, RDJ. (I think...)
1996-08-19 09:33Andrew Cowper> > > I've been listening to TEEX3 a lot recently, and one of the stand out tracks > is "K
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quoted 7 lines I've been listening to TEEX3 a lot recently, and one of the stand out tracks> > > I've been listening to TEEX3 a lot recently, and one of the stand out tracks > is "Kincajou", by Banco de Gaia (that's disc one, track three). But I've > never heard of them before; could someone tell me more about them and how > typical "Kincajou" is compared to the rest of their work? >
Yeah Kincajou is pretty typical. Most of Banco De Gaia's stuff is in this vein, kind of trancey ethnicy slightly breakbeaty, lots of flutes, tibetans etc etc. First album is called Maya, the second is Last Train to Lhasa, and just recently Live at Glastonbury came out. I haven't heard the album, but I was at the show and it was incredible, but that was probably mostly down to the crowd and the setting... Anyways I recommend Maya above the others, but Kincajou is on Last Train to Lhasa, so you might want to try that first... Enjoy! Andrew C.
1996-08-21 20:35Anika & Johan>When Toby released "Last Train To Lhasa", people were saying "it's supposed >to be an alb
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quoted 3 lines When Toby released "Last Train To Lhasa", people were saying "it's sup>When Toby released "Last Train To Lhasa", people were saying "it's supposed >to be an album with deeply rooted political meaning, but I just don't get >it."
I must say I agree with these people. It's supposed to be an album about Tibet and then he does the usual thing: to sample NASA rocket launches. Why are there so many people still doing this? The KLF and the Orb did it years ago, try to find something new to sample instead. There is a whole world out there that wants to be sampled. Johan. ,,, /'~'\ ( 0 0 ) +----------------------------oOOO--(_)--OOOo----------------------------+ Johan Jaatinen Electronic music maker AniAg@Info.LiU.SE Oooo. Radio DJ MU WILL RISE AGAIN .oooO ( ) Vegetarian +-----------------------------( )----) /------------------------------+ \ ( (_/ \_)
1997-03-06 03:49EvilIzzo@aol.comSo who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? Lai Lah is one of my favorite son
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So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? Lai Lah is one of my favorite songs on the planet (from Maya) -- but I can only listen to it at dusk in the summer (preferably near a large body of water, like an ocean.) Even my non IDM - listening friends like it. So what do you folks think? -----------------------Izzo.....
1997-03-06 06:50Deng+++2VzYZ On Wed, 5 Mar 1997 EvilIzzo@aol.com wrote: > So who here is into Banco de Gaia???
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+++2VzYZ On Wed, 5 Mar 1997 EvilIzzo@aol.com wrote:
quoted 7 lines So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes??> So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? > Lai Lah is one of my favorite songs on the planet (from Maya) -- but I can > only listen to it at dusk in the summer (preferably near a large body of > water, like an ocean.) Even my non IDM - listening friends like it. So what > do you folks think? > -----------------------Izzo..... >
1997-03-06 17:16DengOn Wed, 5 Mar 1997 EvilIzzo@aol.com wrote: > So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, w
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On Wed, 5 Mar 1997 EvilIzzo@aol.com wrote:
quoted 7 lines So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes??> So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? > Lai Lah is one of my favorite songs on the planet (from Maya) -- but I can > only listen to it at dusk in the summer (preferably near a large body of > water, like an ocean.) Even my non IDM - listening friends like it. So what > do you folks think? > -----------------------Izzo..... >
He seems to me to be a bit hit or miss. Some of his songs, like "Kincajou" and its remixes, are awesome. Some though, are underinspiring, to say the least. The Last Train to Lhasa CD isvery good, but I found Maya to be pretty dull. Just my opinion. I haven't heard Live at Glastonbury yet, any comments on it?
1997-03-06 18:55Brett McCormickI love Banco, but for some reason it seems to be a once-in-a-while kind of listening thing
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I love Banco, but for some reason it seems to be a once-in-a-while kind of listening thing.. I'm not really too familiar with all of the songs, but most are great! I do like the 'live @ glastonbury' album that he put out, very high energy & some great mixes of his songs. Any ideas when he might have some new material? --brett On Wed, 5 March 1997, at 22:49:02, EvilIzzo@aol.com wrote:
quoted 6 lines So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes??> So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? > Lai Lah is one of my favorite songs on the planet (from Maya) -- but I can > only listen to it at dusk in the summer (preferably near a large body of > water, like an ocean.) Even my non IDM - listening friends like it. So what > do you folks think? > -----------------------Izzo.....
1997-03-06 09:23James Newton>So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? >Lai Lah is one of my favorite s
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quoted 5 lines So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes??>So who here is into Banco de Gaia??? If so, what tunes?? >Lai Lah is one of my favorite songs on the planet (from Maya) -- but I can >only listen to it at dusk in the summer (preferably near a large body of >water, like an ocean.) Even my non IDM - listening friends like it. So what >do you folks think?
Kincajou certainly gets my vote as boffo banco track. James
1997-03-08 02:04DFO@CSI.compuserve.com> From: Deng <nsmcp9747@ALPHA.NSULA.EDU> > The Last Train to Lhasa CD isvery > good, but I
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quoted 3 lines From: Deng <nsmcp9747@ALPHA.NSULA.EDU>> From: Deng <nsmcp9747@ALPHA.NSULA.EDU> > The Last Train to Lhasa CD isvery > good, but I found Maya to be pretty dull. Just my opinion.
I would rank Maya above Lhasa, so there ya go...different tastes for everyone. duane ott dfo@csi.compuserve.com
1997-05-16 22:15galaxey@earthlink.netcan someone tell me how RARE the 3-cd set of Last train to Lhasa is? I own one and was tol
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can someone tell me how RARE the 3-cd set of Last train to Lhasa is? I own one and was told there were only 200 copies of this printed. True or not true? DO I dare put it up for auction? gil
1999-10-13 15:14Sam Steinjust picked up this 2cd "last train to lhasa" and must say its an excellent release. not t
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just picked up this 2cd "last train to lhasa" and must say its an excellent release. not that its important, but would this be "classified" as IDM? what are your guys' thoughts on banco? sam ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
1999-10-13 18:14Irene McCOn 13 Oct 99, Sam Stein wrote re: (idm) banco de gaia: > what are your guys' thoughts on b
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On 13 Oct 99, Sam Stein wrote re: (idm) banco de gaia:
quoted 1 line what are your guys' thoughts on banco?> what are your guys' thoughts on banco?
generally gets lumped in with "world" and trancey tinged ethno tribal. Last Train in from a while ago. Some of their stuff's not bad, but nothing that grabs me by the ankle and shakes me around :-) (I like being grabbed by the ankle and shaken around, in case you were wondering.) I *
1999-10-14 06:57Konstantin MinkoIt is excellent. I agree. Though I like most only 2nd CD of the set. I stated about it a w
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It is excellent. I agree. Though I like most only 2nd CD of the set. I stated about it a while ago but all I heard was negative approach to banca. I think this CD is one of the best in ambient. And...no I don't think it is idm if to be precise. Alien np. - Pan Thy Monium
quoted 22 lines -----Original Message-----> -----Original Message----- > From: idm-owner@hyperreal.org [mailto:idm-owner@hyperreal.org]On > Behalf Of Sam Stein > Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 1999 6:14 PM > To: idm@hyperreal.org > Subject: (idm) banco de gaia > > > just picked up this 2cd "last train to lhasa" and must > say its an excellent release. not that its important, > but would this be "classified" as IDM? what are your > guys' thoughts on banco? > > > sam > > > ===== > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com