Banco De Gaia ‎– Big Men Cry

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Planet Dog – BARKCD025
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1 Drippy 8:59
2 Celestine
Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Dick Parry Soprano Saxophone – Matt Jenkins
12:39
3 Drunk As A Monk
Bagpipes [Uilleann] – Aidan O'Brien
9:27
4 Big Men Cry 6:11
5 Gates Does Windows 0:38
6 One Billion Miles Out 10:38
7 Starstation Earth 19:38

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 18791 600816

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 8) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Big Men Cry (CD, Album) Planet Dog, Mammoth Records, Attic Records MR 163-2 Canada 1997
Big Men Cry (11xFile, FLAC, Album) Disco Gecko DSCGCKDIG005 US 2011
Big Men Cry (CD, Album) Mammoth Records MR0163-2 US 1997
Big Men Cry (CD, Promo) Mammoth Records MR0163-2P US 1997
Big Men Cry (CD, Album) Disco Gecko GKOCD006 UK 2003
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Rated 3/5
Review by kochiking Nov 26, 2009
After the exceptional first two albums by Toby Marks on Planet Dog records, this third release has to go down as a disappointment for most Banco De Gaia fans I would imagine.It starts well enough with Drippy which is fairly typical Banco though it takes a while to get going.The next track Celestine is the highlight of the album-a beautiful piece of music.Drunk as a Monk keeps things going pretty nicely and the title track Big Men Cry is lovely.After that though the album really loses its way I feel.Gates Does Windows is a cop out fill in track,a waste of album space in my view.Then the last two tunes-Toby's attempt at Orb-esque chillout tracks doesn't really work for me.The best part of Starstation Earth is when it finally kicks in near the end,but too late I feel.Worth having for Celestine and Big Men Cry alone but if you're new to Banco I recommend Maya or Last Train to Lhasa.

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