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Postby Rissan » Fri Mar 27, 2026 1:29 am

The last Friday of the month so we visit a location again during our Tales Of Topographic 80s.

I decided to take a break. After 26 volumes of European cities, I needed to orientate myself towards the next journey. Should I head west, to the Americas, the south—so to Africa—or perhaps east, to Asia and Australia?

I have already built up a decent database of tracks from World Cities, but I still need to turn this into track lists and CDs.

With Pompeii, I already presented a lost city during the European journey, so I decided to dedicate the next four volumes to two more lost cities and to two legendary mythical cities (although one is also referred to as an island). Besides these four, two locations are in embryotic phase.

I am therefore opening this interlude with a musical visit to El Dorado.

Info on the city can be found:

Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Dorado
National Geographic page: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/hist ... /el-dorado
YouTube docu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7wFXmNDW0w

Please note, this in NO way is intended to take away sales from any of the artists included here but rather a way to discover or rediscover these timeless and sometimes unknown masterpieces.
Please support these bands if they should have material available! They deserve all the credit!

Up for a month.

The tracklist:

01. Aquapolis - Eldorado (7:37)
02. Far Cry - Eldorado Escape (4:07)
03. Patrick O'Hearn - Eldorado (5:05)
04. Allergy - El Dorado (3:43)
05. Neil Young - Eldorado (6:05)
06. Tomoko Aran - El Dorado (4:29)
07. Edith Nylon - Eldorado (3:45)
08. Itamar Assumpção - Eldorado (0:56)
09. Goombay Dance Band - Eldorado (4:02)
10. Coste Apetrea - Sinnenas Eldorado (4:18)
11. Pascale Son - Eldorado (3:56)
12. Eiskalte Engel - Eldorado (3:28)
13. Moderne - Eldorado (3:27)
14. Drum Theatre - Eldorado (4:27)
15. Zodiac - El Dorado (5:03)
16. The March Violets - Eldorado (4:19)
17. Bernard Lavilliers - Eldorado (album version) (7:42)

The link: https://mega.nz/file/wkoGjBYK#UhlI6BDQB ... AyMQPOwz00

Enjoy!
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