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What are you listening to? Part III
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Jinja Safari - Plagiarist. These Aussie guys have very recently released their first (self titled) album, of which I'm still waiting to get my hands on a copy. Thank god for youtube! 2011's "Locked By Land" was a compilation of 2 EP's, not an album.
This song's a fave already for me and the filmclip is shot in one take apparently.
This song's a fave already for me and the filmclip is shot in one take apparently.
The group Chingón (some of their music can be heard in the movies 'El Mariachi' and 'Once Upon a Time In Mexico') from an album called 'Mexican Spaghetti Western' - wonderful album; the track is called 'Mexican Sausage Link'.
Thank you very much, scepticalscribe! Will listen to it later and yes, I have a little thing for Turkish music going on right now. Awesome vibrations for summer time! Finally some sun around here!
Some Powerman 5000
FRom the album "Tonight the Stars Revolt" which starts with "An Eye is Upon You" narrated by Malachi Throne
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malachi_Throne
*Waves at NSA*
FRom the album "Tonight the Stars Revolt" which starts with "An Eye is Upon You" narrated by Malachi Throne
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malachi_Throne
*Waves at NSA*
Haven't listened to the bosstones in years.
I meant jamaican ska, but Ill let you off with that
Listening to this Birds Of Tokyo track from their album March Fires right now. Very easy on the ears.
Am relaxing with this tune.......nice and soothing....still cant believe its done by a Nigerian
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I love your Avatar by the way......Leslie ill always be my all time favourite
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I love your Avatar by the way......Leslie ill always be my all time favourite
That is a really elegant album sleeve, very beautifully composed.
For myself, I am listening to 'Last Summer In Rio' by the wonderful Brazilian group Azymuth.
Around a decade ago, I had the rare privilege and pleasure of hearing them play live. To see these three ageing, solidly built guys - then well into their sixties - play such cool, confident, smooth, sublime music was......utter perfection.
The Manic Street Preachers, with 'The Everlasting', followed by "If You Tolerate This Then Your Children Will Be Next".
One of my absolute, all-time, favourite pieces of music - a perennial favourite - the 'Fandango' by Antonio Soler.
This is Baroque on speed, an electrifying, transcendental, piece of music. I know that Soler himself had studied under the maestro Domenico Scarlatti, but I still marvel at how a Spanish priest (and tutor to the royal family) could have come up with something so vital, and utterly compelling.
This is Baroque on speed, an electrifying, transcendental, piece of music. I know that Soler himself had studied under the maestro Domenico Scarlatti, but I still marvel at how a Spanish priest (and tutor to the royal family) could have come up with something so vital, and utterly compelling.
