9 Replies to “ Eve Of Destruction - Giorgio Gigli - The Right Place Where Not To Be (CD, Album) ”

1. Roman DJ/producer Giorgio Gigli has been releasing sparse yet subtly detailed hypnotic techno tracks since the mids, but his debut full-length, The Right Place Where Not to Be, departs from steady techno rhythms, crawling into a sort of murky dark ambient/industrial potsleconmasscountproph.pingpalliridigarariccaconbale.co throbbing midtempo beats here keep pretty low to the ground, and the gaseous atmospheres are so heavy that 7/

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2. A decade in the making, Italian techno producer Giorgio Gigli finally announces his debut full-length album, The Right Place Where Not To Be released on Speedy J’s Electric Deluxe imprint.

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3. It only took Giorgio Gigli one night in the early 90s to find his vocation. When the young Italian saw local DJ legend Paolo Zerletti spinning records at a club, he instantly knew that it was that which he also wanted to do. However, it took him far over a decade to release his debut album The Right Place Where Not .

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4. The Right Place Where Not To Be LP - Giorgio Gigli - EDLX CD Giorgio Gigli presents his debut album “The Right Place Where Not to Be” after a period of personal growth due to his work on his own imprint Zooloft Records, in the same way his DJ sets reflect the spirit of that evolution.

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5. Buy The Right Place Where Not To Be at Juno Records. In stock now for same day shipping. The Right Place Where Not To Be Giorgio GIGLI › The Right Place Where Not To Be. Embed Giorgio GIGLI. "Eve Of Destruction" 5. "Nocturne" 6. "The Silence Was Infinite" 7. "Through Leaden Clouds" 8.

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6. "Eve of Destruction" is a protest song written by P. F. Sloan in mid Several artists have recorded it, but the best-known recording was by Barry McGuire.. The song references social issues of its period, including the Vietnam War, the draft, the threat of nuclear war, the Civil Rights Movement, turmoil in the Middle East, and the American space program.

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7. The Right Place Where Not To Be comprises eight tracks in Gigli's signature moody, atmospheric style. Most tracks are between four and six minutes long, making them shorter than the extended, expansive trips found on most of his singles, though his affinity for gloomy track titles—"Eve Of Destruction," "The Silence Was Infinite," "Shades Of.

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8. Dec 29,  · His debut album, The Right Place Where Not To Be, for Electric Deluxe, further refines his methods, resulting in a cinematic progression of slow-burning techno. Gigli usually favors low tempos, but he goes even lower here. Most of The Right Place Where Not To Be sticks to 90 or BPM. Crafted as a soundtrack for an imagined film where all Author: Brian Kolada.

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9. The Right Place Where Not to Be - Giorgio Gigli - EDLX Giorgio Gigli presents his debut album “The Right Place Where Not to Be” after a period of personal growth due to his work on his own imprint Zooloft Records, in the same way his DJ sets reflect the spirit of that evolution.

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