Banco de Gaia - Harvey & The Old Ones

[@burgercide]

amazing

[@InspiredChaos]

Despite the whimsy of the title, this is a transcendent banger. Imagining a room full of people moving their bodies with increased abandon with each crescendo brought a nostalgic tear to my eyes as I sat alone in my car for a few more minutes before breaking the spell by opening the door.

[@谭正豪-s2t]

Creative over design! Beautiful music!

[@tommycraggs]

Just love it, beautiful :)

[@buxycat]

This song is called Harvey and the Old Ones. Harvey is a 1950 film. Harvey is an ancient being, called a Pookah, that looks like a six foot invisible rabbit, only seen and heard by Elwood P. Dowd; everyone else thinks he's insane. Can't you see them? Can't you see them? Can't you see them? Here's a wonderful quote, delivered by James Stewart: "Years ago my mother used to say to me, she'd say, "In this world, Elwood, you must be" - she always called me Elwood - "In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant." Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." Delightful film, see it if you can.

[@ashokguneta9570]

Did I hear a Indian Tala system being used in this tune?

[@patmackie3499]

Beautiful tune....1luv 😎

[@e1m1j]

NICE FUCKING TRACK MATE

[@mericet39]

So, what do other hear in this? "Can't you see them" and "aka-aka-tartar-tintintin"