He Who Travels Far

World | Aug 2011

Reviews

Don Farrell
Reviewed 2011-09-11
Mongolian seven member group from Beijing China, traditional throat singing with Western rock and Bluegrass influences. English translation for all songs in booklet
1: 3:33 slow to mid, Big sound
2: 2:43 Fast, big sound
***3: 3:08 mid to fast Bluegrass sound, banjo
4: 3:23 slow male vocal, a ballad
***5: 2:27 fast horse riding romp, banjo
6: 3:58 slow to mid, nice throat singing & plucked strings
****7: 4:54 mid tempo, then at 2:38 fast fast horse riding romp, nice throat singing
8: 3:20 a lullaby
**9: 5:55 nice throat singing, slow to mid, male vocal, then builds with a bigger sound, along with bird calls & other cool sounds
****10: 3:35 mid to faster drinking song
11: 5:32 bowed strings intro, big prog rock sound, throat singing
12: 4:11 kind of a drone intro then big rock sound, male vocal
13: 3:32 fast, rock number, big sound
****14: 3:23 fast, rock horse riding romp, throat singing, slow 20 sec fade
****15: 4:31 fast fast horse riding romp
****16: 4:44 fast horse riding romp with rock sound
17: 3:24 slow, male vocal, almost kind of a Led Zepplin sound .
D  Farrell 09/2011

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2011-09-11 — 2011-11-13 Reggae/World
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Track listing

1. Gobi Road
2. Mountain Top
3. Yuan Ding Cap
4. Hai La
5. Zhan Dan
6. Cha Har
7. Xig Xile
8. Borulai's Lullaby
9. Hanggai
10. Ayhuundo
11. Dorov Morlaril
12. Golden Zhuo
13. Juan Zou De Ren
14. Togur Jin Shan
15. Beautiful Mongolian Horse
16. Brothers
17. Daya