CD-Charts Position 81

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Trumethod Collectiv: Collection A

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by: Mr. Gone, BlackGold

Release Date July 23, 2002

CD-Charts Position 82

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Collection a

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 01, 2001

CD-Charts Position 83

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Escape from Dragon House

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by: Dengue Fever

Release Date August 20, 2007

CD-Charts Position 84
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Book of Sand

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by: Tarantula AD

Release Date February 20, 2006
Utilising the same sonic instrumental sound signatures of Mogwai, Tarantua AD back up the sharp Post-Rock riffs with some luxurious orchestral flourishes, deft song writing and occasional tremulous vocals. It's surprising and exciting and never too oddball for it's own good; even when songs suddenly break from a riff into a melancholy bridge, it still works.

And there is a lot of that with Tarantula A.D. 'Book of Sand' is a limitless melting pot of proper Indie music (music of a time when Indie meant alternative, experimental, off-the-wall and challenging). There is so much going on, even within a single track that boredom never sets in, though it isn't as chaotic as that would seem to suggest.

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CD-Charts Position 85
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Crossing All Over, Vol. 9

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by: Various

Release Date December 21, 1999
Utilising the same sonic instrumental sound signatures of Mogwai, Tarantua AD back up the sharp Post-Rock riffs with some luxurious orchestral flourishes, deft song writing and occasional tremulous vocals. It's surprising and exciting and never too oddball for it's own good; even when songs suddenly break from a riff into a melancholy bridge, it still works.

And there is a lot of that with Tarantula A.D. 'Book of Sand' is a limitless melting pot of proper Indie music (music of a time when Indie meant alternative, experimental, off-the-wall and challenging). There is so much going on, even within a single track that boredom never sets in, though it isn't as chaotic as that would seem to suggest.

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CD-Charts Position 86
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Psycho Ward, Vol. 2

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by: Various Artists

Release Date August 12, 2008
Utilising the same sonic instrumental sound signatures of Mogwai, Tarantua AD back up the sharp Post-Rock riffs with some luxurious orchestral flourishes, deft song writing and occasional tremulous vocals. It's surprising and exciting and never too oddball for it's own good; even when songs suddenly break from a riff into a melancholy bridge, it still works.

And there is a lot of that with Tarantula A.D. 'Book of Sand' is a limitless melting pot of proper Indie music (music of a time when Indie meant alternative, experimental, off-the-wall and challenging). There is so much going on, even within a single track that boredom never sets in, though it isn't as chaotic as that would seem to suggest.

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CD-Charts Position 87
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Desperado [CASSETTE]

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date August 15, 1995
This album reflects on the film brilliantly. The spanish/mariachi style guitar playing within great songs such as 'Cancion Del Mariachi' and the brilliant rhythms from 'Tito and the Tarantula' make this soundtrack a great buy. The price is good too so what you waiting for buy it NOW!

CD-Charts Position 88
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Desperado

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by: Various

Release Date August 15, 1995
This album reflects on the film brilliantly. The spanish/mariachi style guitar playing within great songs such as 'Cancion Del Mariachi' and the brilliant rhythms from 'Tito and the Tarantula' make this soundtrack a great buy. The price is good too so what you waiting for buy it NOW!

CD-Charts Position 89
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Italy - the Rough Guide to Italia Nova

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by: Various Artists

Release Date April 26, 2004
This album reflects on the film brilliantly. The spanish/mariachi style guitar playing within great songs such as 'Cancion Del Mariachi' and the brilliant rhythms from 'Tito and the Tarantula' make this soundtrack a great buy. The price is good too so what you waiting for buy it NOW!