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Lonely Planet 2
Lonely Planet Volume 2
Genres: International Music, Rock

Track Listings (30) - Disc #1
1. Lonely Planet Theme Ii
2. Miao Song
3. Journey To Djenne
4. Nez Perce
5. On The Road To Varkkalai
6. Kilimanjaro
7. Prince Had A Dream
8. Karakol (Girl With Guitar)
9. Powayaane
10. Silk Road (God Is Good)
11. Zanzibar
12. Rishi Darling
13. Classification Of Gesture (Medley)
14. Arctic Dance
15. Cafe D' Afrique
16. Saga
17. Ranchero
18. Dog Bates Moon
19. Uzbekistan Express
20. Tilt
21. Soul Flute
22. Watering Of A Tree
23. Spirit Girl (Saraswati's Shakti)
24. Berberama
25. Wo Lo Lo
26. Four Miles Away
27. Chinatown
28. Chile' D Out
29. Chant
30. Return To Bac Ha

The Second Album of Music from the Lonely Planet.

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All Artists: Lonely Planet 2
Title: Lonely Planet Volume 2
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Msi Music/Super D
Release Date: 9/6/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: International Music, Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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The Second Album of Music from the Lonely Planet.

CD Reviews

I think I like Volume #2 better than Volume #1

Bart Tare | United States | 07/25/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This double CD continues in the tradition Lonely Planet Volume #1. It is compilation of world folk music + electronic orchestration culled from the popular television series. But whereas one of the CDs in Lonely Planet Volume #1 was devoted entirely to ambient versions of the television show music, Lonely Planet Volume #2 is completely focused on the world folk (and not ambient) side of the show's music. (However, Volume #2 is still heavily orchestrated with electronic instruments.) After repeated listenings to both Volume #1 and Volume #2, I have decided that I like the music on this CD better. The music on Volume #2 seems to contain more depth and complexity than that on Volume #1. In addition, Volume #2 evokes a greater feeling of satisfaction when I listen to it. There is simply MORE (more cultural variety, more diverse sounds)on this CD than the music on Volume #1. With the exception of the incredibly annoying "Miao Song", this CD takes the cake for the Lonely Planet television series."