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Total Playing Time: 70:34Dian Hu is a slambient space symphony and more melodic than previous Electric Tiger releases. On this CD, Electric Tiger explores sound for its own sake with a mental reference to the imagination of an Electric Tiger loose in the vastness of China. Woden Thoth provides the electric basses, electric mandolin and backwards poison guitar; Red Eyed Coyote supplies thematic input on electric guitars; Pinki Li trommels out electronic percussion and keyboards as the Electric Tiger dreams about prowling around pagodas, stalking pandas and villagers (poor unfortunate villager), energizing things. The dreaming electric tiger floats in the mysterious aether as only a tiger would... Dian Hu Music | Category | Heavy Metal Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7134560 | | Catalog number | 13600 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 23, 2005 |
Electric Tiger Dian Hu Songs | 1. | Bamboo Forest |
| 2. | Stalking Pandas |
| 3. | Lying In Wait |
| 4. | Pagoda Prowler |
| 5. | Zapping A Villager |
| 6. | Iridescent Ideogram |
| 7. | Ming Vase Illusion |
| 8. | Crunching Dragon Bones |
| 9. | Electric Spark In A Dry Forest |
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