Da-Ba-Land – Lounge Cinematica Vol. 36” resurrects a lost pocket of Spanish cool: jazz-laced lounge themes, sun-bleached bossa grooves and film fragments rescued from reels that never earned a soundtrack release. Compiled in July 2019 by Javier Di Granti, it plays like a crate-digger’s dream—a shimmering collage of 60s/70s cinematic pop that drifts between nostalgia, kitsch and forgotten sophistication. A minor miracle of musical archaeology. Link to Javier's article / blog where you can download the full album:
​raiderofthelostark.blogspot.com/2019/07/da-ba-land-lounge-cinematica-series-36.html

TRACKS
01 - Introduccion "Gente que trabaja poco"
02 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Las Secretarias"
03 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Por qué pecamos a los 40"
04 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Lola Espejo Oscuro"
05 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Las Nenas del Mini-Mini"
06 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Las Amigas"
07 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "El señor está servido"
08 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "El Triangulito"
09 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "La garbanza negra que en paz descanse"
10 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "Pecados Conyugales"
11 - Alfonso Santisteban - BSO de la pelicula "Onofre"
12 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "Una pareja... distinta"
13 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "No es nada mamá, solo un juego"
14 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Coqueluche"
15 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Lo verde empieza en los Pirineos"
16 - Anton Garcia Abril - BSO de la pelicula "Los Pajaros De Baden-Baden"
17 - Whisky Jazz Band - "Blues Del Tejado (Vocal)" extraida de la pelicula "La Muerte Silba Un Blues"
18 - Whisky Jazz Band - "Blues Del Tejado (Instrumental)" extraida de la pelicula "La Muerte Silba Un Blues"
19 - Adolfo Waitzman - BSO de la pelicula "Al Otro Lado Del Espejo"

Images and video from the "Household Objects Immersive Experience" on 19th November. We showed an edited version of the film "Monastir", had a short talk on the origins of the original  "Household Objects" project by Pink Floyd and listened to the two tracks that exist from those sessions.

This was followed by a talk about our project, We then listened to the album in it's entirety with about 300 of Michael Leigh's collage images, photographs and artwork from the artists involved in the album as well as Sean Kelly's excellent photographic work.

​The finale was a performance of "Florian's Silverlick Breakfast" by Yumi Hara accompanied by William Hayter and myself and finally an impromptu performance featuring a number of artists from the album a couple of audience participants. 

We have received invitations to take the event elsewhere, including an appearance at a festival in Italy.