THE GREATEST SOLOS OF MR. BELLINI VOL 1

Baulta

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Post Rock/Math rock

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2013

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Saturday night matadors (6:12)
2. You burn as bright as Paris (5:20)
3. Bahama mamas & Papas (6:54)

Total Time 18:26

Line-up / Musicians

- Esa / drums
- Janne / bass
- Iiro / guitar
- Matti / guitar

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Review by kenethlevine
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Prog-Folk Team

Three tracks from the sessions of Baulta's 2nd album "That's My House You're Living In" saw the light of day the following year as a single. In effect, these were also-rans that weren't quite up to the standard of an OK album, and they not surprisingly don't sound like the best from that album. For the most part they are tame and lame instrumentals, where post rock merges into new age and both suffer, with "You Burn as Bright as Paris" being the most symptomatic; though it does attack a bit later, the intensity remains muted. "Bahama Mamas and Papas" almost scores a half point for its title, and it's certainly the only track here that hovers about the equator, with a pleasant jazzy slant. Nonetheless, this is one for the critics alone. And let's hope for no further volumes.

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