
The High point of this genre in my mind. Dump the Mongoose song and you got one breathtakingly gorgeous masterpiece.
His attempt at musical "surrealism". Cuts with the string section are heavenly.

Wordless female chorus over rich, sparkling, dreamy orchestrations. Extremely good.

One that continues to grow on me over the years. Simple, breezy, beautiful LP. Side openers are amazing.

For three specific S1 tracks. Dreamy, iridescent, ondioline/orchestra Underwater Exotica fare.

Outrageously fun, ludicrously-fake, faux-African with lilly-white choral group.

Marni Nixon exotic jazz vocals S1. Incredible 20 min. narrated suite S2. On (very rare) mid 50s private label.

Extremely obscure, jaw-dropping, recent ('05) exotica/sexploitation discovery from mysterious/shady 60s Asian label. Trumps all the Chaino releases combined.

Madhouse aviary music. Wildest LP in the genre.

Strange, eerie percussion/electronics soundtrack-like trip.
Lista extraída de ese mundo en pequeñito que es Show and Tell Music
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