good for the casual listener, but uncomplete I owned Gazebo’s 1983 debut album “I Like Chopin” on original CD released by the Italian label Baby Records (long out-of-print and worth major, major $$$$$), but in my opinion; this is the best Gazebo compilation released by BMG International because it contains mostly “untouched” original tracks – and of course all the songs from Gazebo’s second album titled “Telephone Mama” are here. Don’t worry, you won’t get the usual annoying updated techno-house style versions either because this…
This collection have all the 8 tracks from Gazebo’s self-titled 1983 album + 6 from the 8 tracks of his 2nd album “Telephone Mama” from 1984. Well, actually, this is not so bad because you have on one single disk most of the great stuff he has done anyway but In my opinion, they should have put all the tracks from the 2nd album instead of two instrumental versions. I mainly think about the track “Solitaire” which is not included here and still very melodic with great…
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Best of Gazebo compilation, nice work BMG.
good for the casual listener, but uncomplete I owned Gazebo’s 1983 debut album “I Like Chopin” on original CD released by the Italian label Baby Records (long out-of-print and worth major, major $$$$$), but in my opinion; this is the best Gazebo compilation released by BMG International because it contains mostly “untouched” original tracks – and of course all the songs from Gazebo’s second album titled “Telephone Mama” are here. Don’t worry, you won’t get the usual annoying updated techno-house style versions either because this…
This collection have all the 8 tracks from Gazebo’s self-titled 1983 album + 6 from the 8 tracks of his 2nd album “Telephone Mama” from 1984. Well, actually, this is not so bad because you have on one single disk most of the great stuff he has done anyway but In my opinion, they should have put all the tracks from the 2nd album instead of two instrumental versions. I mainly think about the track “Solitaire” which is not included here and still very melodic with great…