Gilt Trip Egyptian Register CD Australia

Egyptian Register Music

List Price	$35.97 (You save $1.68)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Easy Listening CDs, Instrumental
Label	Karmic Hit
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	455382
CD Universe Part number	6990502
Catalog number	777137
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 04, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Australia

Gilt Trip Egyptian Register Songs

	1.	Lemuria
	2.	Hypnogogue
	3.	Lyonesse
	4.	Night in Namibia, A
	5.	Tashbaan
	6.	Rosa Mystica
	7.	Minotaur, The
	8.	Summer Asteroid
	9.	Incident in Ankara
	10.	Tripleworld, The
	11.	Aquanesia
	12.	Quetzalacoatl
	13.	Fletcher Christian
	14.	Arctic Antarctic, The
	15.	Pterodactyl Syncromesh

Egyptian Register Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars This is awesome.....buy it
Steve & Russell Kilbey weave a collection of ambient, sometimes middle eastern flavored masterpieces. A variety of ethnic instruments are used and every song sounds different. Instrumental music like this might make some forget about music withy vocals all together.
Submitted by bagouser (NOLA, USA (Still Standing))
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5 stars WHY ARE'NT PUGWASH HUGE STARS !
Thomas Walsh and friends mine a seam of pure power pop gold on Jollity, the bands third album. This is great stuff and anyone who loves late period Beatles, ELO and XTC will melt before these gorgeous melodies and inventive harmonies. Pristine production, Walsh's McCartneyesque voice high in the mix and, a collection of songs ranging from uptempo pop/rock to epic ballads, all perfectly constructed mini symphonies. With no new XTC record on the horizon and McCartney's muse on permanent vacation - this is the perfect record to step into the breach.
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5 stars My favorite CD last year!!
If you are a fan of XTC, Jason Falkner, The Beatles, Harry Nillson or Michael Penn you will likely have a hard time taking this CD out of rotation. Wow! From the opening track "It's Nice To Be Nice" to the gorgeous "Anchor" co-written with XTC man Andy Partridge, this CD showcases the voice and melodic talent of Thomas Walsh and mates. It was easily my favorite CD from 2006. Do yourself a favor and Buy it now. If you can't do it today...save up a few extra quarters and do it next week. Then you can write me to say thanks for the tip. You won't be disappointed!
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