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12 ratings since posting on Thursday, November 11, 2004|
in Everywhere
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AfterParty
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Canada's most popular band. Great song writing, outstanding live performances....check them out. - Barry , posted 05/08/07 |
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If you love fusion music, this is a must listen. I finally discovered the "Idan Raichel Project". A brainchild of Idan Raichel to fuse music from within Israel's diverse jewish community, which mainly includes ethiopian and middle eastern styles. The links above take you to his website and also to a site to buy or listen to music samples. www.idanraichelproject.com/en/ idanraichel.calabashmusic.com/ Also check out youtube.com for some of his music videos. The music from this project has depth and sensitivity that touches your soul. I'm totally smitten. - mitesh , posted 02/12/07 |
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Soulfull, mindfull, passionate, crazzy )) , moving ...all in one - Unsubscribed , posted 08/13/06 |
 1. the replacements 'johnnies gonna die' 2. the replacements 'go' 3. smog 'red apples' - david , posted 08/25/06 |
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Hello every body, If you don't know yet I am living down in Topanga Canyon. working on learning more about music and myself. I just finished some new tunes and thought I would share them with everyone. Just go right here>www.myspace.com/aaronsontag- I hope you enjoy what you here, and may our paths again cross soon. Big big love, Aaron Sontag - Mr. Sontag , posted 05/26/06 |
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For all those into down-tempo reggae & dub, with a characteristic voice and a great atmosphere... Check out his latest album - this guy's got it. He brings heart-felt emotion and a spiritual conscience that hits all the right notes. Check his site for the scoop. - Jesse Justin , posted 12/18/05 |
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u heard the album of kids performing reggaeton songs... never seen anything like it, it's hot! http://209.237.248.115/page.cfm?Ref=TVspot&VID=33909 - ashton , posted 12/08/05 |
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Namaste, Salaam, Shalom & Hi, Apologies for the impersonal nature of this message ! I hope this finds you, your friends and family in good health...... Some of you will know me and others won?t; apologies for any intrusion !! A friend who uses tribe.net , suggested I did and the best way to introduce myself, I thought was this........ My third double mix cd in the SUNSET series was released late JUNE/early JULY 2005 called PATHAAN?S UNIVERSAL SUNSET.......... oh and a cd to accompany yoga called TANDAVA for Soundstrue. ________________________________________________ Feel free to tune into MinistryOfSoundRadio.com every two weeks for my regular live show 'Pathaan's Eclectic Mix'. Next show is 18th Oct at 4pm GMT. Tune in; be great to hear from you. ________________________________________________ And lastly please get in touch if you are a producer or DJ as I'm about to set up a new label called GLOBETRONICA based in LONDON and looking to license music and talk to artists about possibilities; or get in touch anyway ;-) by clicking on my website. Thanks to TRIBE and you for your time !!! ________________________________________________ Music is a means to strengthen and revitalize the spirit.............. Peace, Love & Understanding Kind regards Pathaan Head of A & R Stoned Asia Music/Globetronica ________________________________________________ For music, gigs and much more see : www.pathaan.com ________________________________________________ - PATHAAN , posted 11/28/05 |
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My favorite 9/8 tunes are on the CD "Music from the Crossroads of Time" by Byzantium. Traditional Turkish instrumentation, mostly saz (no modern instruments). There are 3 on there, each a different tempo. However, this CD is hard to find (or at least has been. I haven't looked for it lately!) Another good one is Roman Oyon Havalari Vols. 1 & 2. Rom style 9/8 of various tempos, plus some 4/4 tunes. I also like the Tamzara on Mirage's "Yarus" CD, and "Armut Agaci" on the first Harem CD. There's a good "Rompi Rompi" on the Gypsy Fire CD, sung by Richard Hagopian. Hmmm, can't think of any others at the moment. If I think of more I'll post again... : ) -  Lydia
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posted 08/02/05
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check these guys out. you can down load quite a few songs. new album coming out soon. there exists so many layers it is at once complicated and serene. the season of liars is haunting. hope you enjoy - bethany , posted 04/12/05 |
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The singer of the world music band Stellamara has an amazing, sensual voice, full of glottal stops and soaring sighs. She's backed by some virtouso oud and violin playing, and thunderous percussion. Medieval, modern, and magical--for lover of Dead Can Dance and Vas. (She's also gorgeous). <www.stellamara.com> Chako of the Japanese band Jack or Jive sometimes sounds a little offkey (which adds makes for some disturbing, off kilter moments), but at her best, she can sound like an Asian Liz Fraser. Her songs are in her private language, and her compositions vacilate between melancholic piano pieces and electro-tribal-ambient pieces. The piano pieces are what I'd imagine Liz would sound like in such a musical setting. <www.jackorjive.com> - Craig , posted 01/06/05 |
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sorry. My crappy computer does not have an audio card (??). What style of music? ~APPs - AfterParty , posted 11/11/04 |
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