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Brace yourself, this is a darker beach party where the Mai-Tai's are spiked with Vicodin and no ones really sure who's good, bad or ugly.
Genre:
Easy Listening: Mood Music
Release Date:
2002
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In The Dark
© Copyright-G. Brandin
(738778800521)
Record Label: Pascal Records
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If anyone could creep up and offer you a glimpse into the void, it would most certainly be 'The Vanduras.' The enchanting melodies on their new album, 'In The Dark' combine the essence of surf-noir and spaghetti-western with a twist of exotic schmaltz. The Vanduras go for the jugular and create an instrumental album that is anything but uneasylistening.
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Super groupe
author: jeremy anquetil
Merci, votre cd est très bon, l'enregistrement des instruments est d'une qualité pure, très inspirant et relaxant. Encore Bravo.
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All tracks..but my Lord..La Planche puts me on desert Mars with a bottle of Mexi
author: Matthew (Matias) McClure
Dude, this is more than a cd, it is a journey. An escape to that region of your brain that bypasses your heart and seaps straight into your soul. If you can't connect on the former level, then maybe you have no soul.
Definately a timeless keepsake capsule!
Maybe if the artists would drop their agendas, they'll be able to shower us with some more...
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A Treasure
author: Robert Cumbow
This album is a masterpiece, an absolute treasure that lovers of the surf guitar sound cannot afford to miss. "La Planche" and "Dinner with Robert" are nothing short of brilliant, and they get better with every listen. You won't quickly tire of this album. More likely, you'll play it over and over, and not be able to listen to anything else for several days; and after that, you'll find yourself coming back to it again and again. For my ear, the inclusion of the half-country/half-Hawaiian "Rope'n Pineapples" was a bit of a misstep, but still adds an odd comic touch to an otherwise haunting, brooding album. If you thought everything that could be done with the surf sound had been done already, this album is a revelation--and an essential for any serious collector.
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My new favorite CD
author: Bruce Johnson
I just got this, and it's now my favorite CD within my collection of several hundred. I play guitar, and am learning C6 lap steel, and this is a great inspiration. I love the sounds, the arrangements, the whole feel of this collection of tunes. I can't wait for the next Vanduras CD.
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