the bally hooley rail tour is in the queensland town of port douglas.
the bally hooley rail tour is in the queensland town of port douglas.
in which queensland town is the bally hooley rail tour?
port douglas
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the album also samples from an array of british films, including a "spoken vision from the future" taken from lindsay anderson's film "if..." (1968) and dialogue and music from powell's films "the thief of baghdad" (1940) and "a canterbury tale" (1944). johnson noted these unusual samples, saying "[a] scholarly regard for the treasures of the british film industry is not the first thing one associates with the british dance music scene." the record also incorporates derek walcott's war poetry and what johnson described as "sundry ironic messages from the channel-hopping trawl of a stoned viewers' late-night television habit." credited samples include johnny clarke's "love for everyone" ("love, life and unity"), patrick street's "king of bally hooley" ("captain dread"), lee perry & the upsetters' "dead lion" ("zion youth") and ryuichi sakamoto's "before long" ("out of heaven"). the record is largely instrumental, as the band felt that lyrics would prevent listeners from "using their imaginations," according to roberts. "i think people imagine all kinds of things when they're listening to our record."
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