‘Rodrigo y Gabriela’
‘Rodrigo y Gabriela‘ is their second eponymous studio album released on February 17, 2006 by Ato Records.
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1 . Tamacun
2 . Diablo Rojo (Live)
3 . Diablo Rojo (Eurockéennes)
4 . Viking Man (Shibuya, 2008)
5 . Vikingman
6 . Satori
7 . Ixtapa (Japan, 2008)
8 . Stairway To Heaven (Live )
9 . Stairway To Heaven (Amsterdam)
10 . Orion
11 . Juan Loco
Rodrigo y Gabriela – Rodrigo y Gabriela
Track Listing : 1.Tamacun (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 03:25 . 2.Diablo Rojo (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 04:56 . 3.Vikingman (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 04:03 . 4.Satori (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 05:04 . 5.Ixtapa (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 05:13 . 6.Stairway To Heaven (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant) – 04:44 . 7.Orion (James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Cliff Burton) – 07:44 . 8.Juan Loco (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 03:27 . 9.Ppa (Pinche Personal Assistant) (Rodrigo Y Gabriela) – 04:12
Musicians : Rodrigo Y Gabriela – Band . Rodrigo Sánchez – Acoustic Guitar . Gabriela Quintero – Acoustic Guitar . Roby Lakatos – Violin On (5)
Production : Produced By John Leckie, Rodrigo Y Gabriela . Tom Dalgety – Assistant Engineer . John Leckie – Mixing . Rick Levy – Assistant Engineer . Richard Robins – Mastering
Package : Carlo Polli – Photography . Dara Ni Bheacháin – Design . Kris Janis Berzins – Photography . Tina Korhonen – Photography . Colin Malakie – Photography . Rodrigo – Photography . Roger Woolman – Photography
Recorded 2005.
Released On February 17, 2006 By Ato Records.
(Source ‘Rodrigo y Gabriela‘ | Official Website)
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therealricko @ RateYourMusic
The guitar dualing pair’s eponymous record is their best studio record. Completely instrumental, it carries you off to another (latino) world. Although it’s all acoustic based, there is a huge Metal influence on this album and if these guys were plugged in you could be looking at thrash metal. […]
allmusic
There are no gimmicks in this music, it’s exactly what you hear in the immediate present that somehow comes out of the Latin historical past, is infected by rock & roll and forwards the secret histories of both. Informed by this, listen closely to the pair’s covers of Metallica‘s “Orion” and, more importantly, the song that would be easiest to dismiss — a reading of Led Zeppelin‘s “Stairway to Heaven” that takes the apporporiate liberties and makes them both sound fresh and new. […]
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