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Nothing Lasts... But Nothing Is Lost

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Audio CD (11 Jul 2005)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Twisted
ASIN: B0009I9XGK
Other Editions: Vinyl | MP3 Download

Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)

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1. Botanical Dimensions 4:38 �0.79

2. Outer Shpongolia 2:32 �0.79

3. Levitation Nation 3:40 �0.79

4. Periscopes of Consciousness 1:53 �0.79

5. Schmaltz Herring 2:20 �0.79

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7. Shnitzled in the Negev 4:17 �0.79

8. ...But Nothing is Lost 4:38 �0.79

9. When Shall I be Free? 4:37 �0.79

10. The Stamen of the Shamen 4:10 �0.79

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15. Molecular Superstructure 4:47 �0.79

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19. The Nebbish Route 3:35 �0.79

20. Falling Awake 1:50 �0.79

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4.0 out of 5 stars Shpongle are back!, 26 Jul 2005

By	A. L. Jones "aleonj" (Edinburgh) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

It's been a long wait for fans of Simon Posford & Raja Ram's brainchild, but they have finally graced the soundwaves once more with their latest album. There are surely few musicians out there capable of the exquisite production and masterful use of a variety of top musicianship. While their music is largely electronic in orientation, you're unlikely to hear a collection of such a dynamic range of instruments on one CD. While I feel that they were faced with the impossible task of following up their last album "Tales of the Inexpressible", they haven't done a bad job at all. While the former, in my opinion, will always be at the top of any genre listing, this album still manages to do credit to its memory and provide us with more of the same. The fact that it is not the same quantum leap that "Tales of the Expressible" was after "Are You Shpongled" is the only reason that I can't give this album 5 stars. However, I would dearly love to give it a higher sub-perfection rating than 4/5. In closing I would say that anyone who is new to Shpongle would be better off buying "Tales of the Inexpressible", but those of you who have been along for the ride up 'till now will undoubtedly take great pleasure from this latest - and supposedly last - installment of Shpongle.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Magical, 26 Jan 2006

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This is their most accomplished album yet, not as ground-breaking or as original as 'Are You Shpngled?' but easily on par with the excellent 'Tales Of The Inexpressible' and the natural progression and perfect climax to the Shpongle trilogy. Fully deserving of 5 stars.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Still memorable, if not their best, 28 Oct 2005

By	N. Black "nickblack19" - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

A bit more botanic, Brazilian and less good humoured than the truly great Tales of the Unexpected, this nevertheless delivers the kind of thing Shpongle fans would expect. So you get top of the range programming, dazzlingly inventive sonic landscapes and another great looking Shpongle CD.

This band, if you can call a duo a band, never stands still, but even so revolves around a basic Terence McKenna/mushroom/DMT hub and has a genius for exploring odd melodic and tonal blind alleys that turn into gorgeous new directions. It is the kind of music that should be shot into space as a showpiece of how inventive human beings can be.

Nevertheless, some sadness and weariness here, picked up from the onset in the slow burning intro, Botanical Dimensions which segues without a break into Track 2.. and so on.

A great, fertile, collaboration of mavericks. It would be a great pity if this kind of music only ever gets heard by a few world weary Goa trance veterans..because these guys have such a wide-angled sense of life's richness.

Raja Ram has a very distinguished history as the flautist of cult heroes Quintessence, which have now seen their albums lovingly brought back to life. So if you want to hear what he was doing in his first flush of fame, grab onto the Quintessence albums, especially "Self" and "Dive Deep".

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5.0 out of 5 stars Shpongle's greatest album (just like the other two)
Having listened extensively to all the three albums from Shpongle, ultimately I can't tell which one is the best. In fact, I'm not sure if such a conclusion is even possible. Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars Are you Shpongled?
To be truthfuly honest, this is one of the best records I have ever bought..... It is a complete and utter masterpiece. Read more

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4.0 out of 5 stars new shpongle sound
G'day, the sound of this album is moved on from the previous albums, if you listen to the three of them in a row it seems like a good progression, however if you are after an... Read more

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