| 1. Confesiones De Un Comedor De Pizza |
| 2. Hasta Perder La Cuenta |
| 3. Basket Case |
| 4. Sincronicity Ii |
| 5. Fuga Y Misteria |
| 6. Yo No Tengo Novia |
| 7. Listo Quedamo Asi |
| 8. El Hincha Pelota |
| 9. Master Of The Universe |
| 10. Como Un Dragon |
| 11. Felicidade |
| 12. Solo Me Tropece |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Argentinean Band under the Belt of Leon Gieco.
That's probably one of the reasons of its poor sound quality. Other may be that they used at the show their "street drum kit" (an improvised drum, with mini splash and tambourines) and the acoustic bass.
But let's go to the content: there's a great version of Green Day's "Basket Case", but with a (not so) little arrengement, 'cause instead of punk they made it with an argentinean folklore rythm. Also there is a cover of The Police's "Synchronicity II" and a great version of Piazzolla's "Fuga Y Misterio". The show ends with three pure acoustic versions of songs that would appear on their next record.
Overall, this is not a bad album. But it doesn't compare with any of their studio recordings. It's just a souvenir to those who had the chance to see them on the Gesell's nights.
Argentinean Band under the Belt of Leon Gieco.
Contra Los Molinos,Los Tipitos,Tocka,Latin
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Contra Los Molinos
Los Tipitos Manufacturer: Tocka ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000093NM1 Release Date: 2003-04-14 |
Tracks:
- Confesiones De Un Comedor De Pizza
- Hasta Perder La Cuenta
- Basket Case
- Sincronicity Ii
- Fuga Y Misteria
- Yo No Tengo Novia
- Listo Quedamo Asi
- El Hincha Pelota
- Master Of The Universe
- Como Un Dragon
- Felicidade
- Solo Me Tropece
Album Details
Argentinean Band under the Belt of Leon Gieco.Customer Reviews:
Almost an unplugged, but very poor sound quality........2006-08-08
That's probably one of the reasons of its poor sound quality. Other may be that they used at the show their "street drum kit" (an improvised drum, with mini splash and tambourines) and the acoustic bass.
But let's go to the content: there's a great version of Green Day's "Basket Case", but with a (not so) little arrengement, 'cause instead of punk they made it with an argentinean folklore rythm. Also there is a cover of The Police's "Synchronicity II" and a great version of Piazzolla's "Fuga Y Misterio". The show ends with three pure acoustic versions of songs that would appear on their next record.
Overall, this is not a bad album. But it doesn't compare with any of their studio recordings. It's just a souvenir to those who had the chance to see them on the Gesell's nights.
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