ghd1@ukc.ac.uk wrote on Wed, 17 May 95 11:54:10 BST :
quoted 2 lines I've just bought Banco's new cd 'Last train to Lhasa' (Planet Dog)>
> I've just bought Banco's new cd 'Last train to Lhasa' (Planet Dog)
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quoted 3 lines CD Three : This contains three tracks which are not> CD Three : This contains three tracks which are not
> listed
> anywhere on the inlay.
You must have been short changed becuase my 3CD copy came with an
inlay which lists all 3 discs. I'll drop you the titles tomorrow if I
remember. In spite of this it is fairly easy to see from the layout
of the packaging that it is a bonus disc (different catno's on the
two spines of the big box and a sticker over the barcode)
I too have had "Maya" for a while, purchased 2nd hand, and find it
somewhat mixed, but I gave this one a try partly because it was such
good value at 13.49, (the usual price of one CD in ripoff stores like
HMV) for 3 CDs.
I find the rhythms he uses on both albums sound a bit laboured and
not very original, but the majority of "Last Train" (espececially
discs 2 and 3) is more ambient, or has rhythms that drift in and out,
and here the music really impresses. Like you say it doesn't seem to
break much new ground, yet all works very well as a whole.
Another vote on the "Aye" side.
J
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