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22.06.2006
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artist : Banco De Gaia
title . Farewell Ferengistan
type : Album
year . 2006
genre : Electronic
subgenre . Abstract Techno/Dance
label : Six Degrees
cat . 657036 1128-2
URL : https://www.sixdegreesrecords.com
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grabber : EAC
encoder . Lame 3.90.3
quality : VBRkbps / 44.1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . CDDA
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01.Farewell Ferengistan 06:18
02.Ynys Elen 07:26
03.Chingiz 06:41
04.Kara Kum 09:16
05.The Harmonious G8 02:21
06.Saturn Return 10:25
07.Flow My Dreams, The Android Wept 09:16
08.White Man's Burden 08:05
09.We All Know The Truth (You Have God) 09:10
68:58 min 98,1 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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Toby Marks under the pseudonym Banco De Gaia has spent most of his
career focusing on issues that he finds bewildering by expressing his
thoughts and observations through music. The electronic musings of
an 'abstract techno/dance' composer are not traditionally associated
with an impassioned politicial polemic or works of merit and depth.
However, his critically acclaimed 1995 album "Last Train to Lhasa"
was written to highlight the plight of the Tibetan people and
successfully mixed electronica with a braver vision, although Banco
de Gaia himself has lost count of the number of times people have
told him that "dance and politics" just don't mix.
Fast-forward to 2006 and over a decade of questioning and
consistently brilliant albums under the bridge later, and here we are
facing the same joyfully unsettling creature. "Farewell Ferengistan"
captures the spirit and mood of "Last Train To Lhasa", but this time
instead of being concerned with the remote tribes of Shangri-la,
Banco De Gaia's concerns are much more closer to home; what are we
doing to ourselves? Where is our materialism taking us, would it not
be wise to consider our position? "Ferengistan" is a word of
uncertain origin, it could be Arabic, German, Byzantine or Greek. In
Central Asia, it's common meaning is as a reference to the home of
Westerners and Caucasians. It has the connotations of greed,
materialism, and untrustworthiness. So by saying "Farewell
Ferengistan," Banco is noting the decline of the era of the
prospector, the chancer, the banker, the investor, the shareholder
and the structures and systems of the corporate world. "Farewell
Ferengistan" is an album about humanity's global predicament.
Toby Marks is someone who has influenced many musicians. In the U.S.
particularly and across Europe, Banco de Gaia is respected for the
innovator that he is for making records of consistent beauty and
quality. The tone of "Farewell Ferengistan" turns mellow and
reflective. "Saturn Return" takes the listener on a widescreen space
shuttle launch to the outer planets in the company of Steve Reich and
Terry Riley, then deposits us on the set of a spaghetti western
version accompaniment. The mood remains ambient as English pastoral
landscape merges with Himalayan melodies in "White Man's Burden"
until submitting to the relentless march of progress and percussion.
The hint of menace brings listeners back down to earth in time to be
washed clean by the sublime vocal harmonies and timeless truth of "We
All Know The Truth (You Have God)," the perfect exit music for this
movie.
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet or
drop us a line to deephouse@hotPOP.com..
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