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Advantages: 15 tracks! Disadvantages: Most of which were already available
Gala isn't an original album as such its actually a compilation of several EP's Lush had already released which were the Sweetness & Light EP, the Mad Love EP and the Scar EP. It featured 1 totally new track, an ABBA cover and a track that had previously been available on an NME cover cd. As it predates all their other "official" albums by 2 years you can think of it as their "first" album.
Lush were around during the 1990s as part of the shoegazer movement & at the time of this "album" consisted of Emma Anderson & Miki Bereyni who both sang, played guitar and also wrote words and music. Standing behind and to the side of them were Steve Rippon who played bass (I guess Phil King hadn't replaced him yet?) and Chris Acland who played drums, his tragic death led to the eventual break up of the band.
So whats on Gala then?
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atytyut2434 25.06.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Gala - Lush
Advantages: No groups of young singles. Within walking distance of all Bars and shops, but far enough away not to be disturbed by any noise. Disadvantages: If you don't like Germans then this is not the Hotel for you. Evening entertainment lacking.
Advantages: Quiet Disadvantages: Intermittent hot water, ants! Quiet! very small rooms.
bits of paper stuck in the window which told me that we needed to book in the Gala Hotel instead. We picked up our cases again and off we went, following the directions on the bit of paper.
We sort of thought that we would book in at the Gala and then have to bring our cases back to the Can Pastilla, which was beginning to bug us because we were getting a little fed up of lugging them around.
Hotel Gala, Can Pastilla, Majorca.
On first sight the hotel is not terribly large and rather dingy looking. We mounted the steps at the front and went to book in. A woman booked us in, very curtly told us that our room was there, asked if we wanted sun on our balcony or a view over the garden and gave us a swipe card to get in our room. She held onto our passports and nodded us on our way pointing out that the lift was round the corner ...
