Reupped in case you missed it the first time, here. [Originally posted on April 13, 2013.] I know I promised you more Fairuz this weekend, but it was such a warm day today I wound up spending all of it on my bike. And I think you know what that means. Yes, that's right: I wound up at Blessing Udeagu (99-08 Lewis Avenue, Corona, Queens), where I picked up a dozen or so mostly Nigerian CDs, including this mind-blowingly great collection of 70s hits by the legendary Celestine Ukwu.
From LASTFM: Celestine Ukwu began his musical career during the 1960’s with Michael Ejeagha’s Paradise Rhythm Orchestra in Enugu, capital of the former Eastern Region of Nigeria. He left four years later to launch his own band, the Music Royals. Following a hiatus caused by the Biafran war of independence from 1967-70, the Music Royals were resurrected as the Philosophers National, who distinguished themselves with a series of sparkling, subtle highlife releases during the 1970s. Sadly, Ukwu perished in an automobile accident in 1977, depriving Nigerian music of one of its shining stars.
Listen to the second track UPDATE: Reripped at 320kbps with formerly missing track 2 and reupped by reader request here. [Originally posted on April 22, 2012.] As you know if you read the previous post, I was down in Washington, DC, this weekend to give a reading with younger experimental poet Megan Ronan and legendary language poet (and a major hero of mine) p. inman. I visit DC somewhat regularly, at least once or twice a year, almost always seeing a number of poet friends while I'm there.
I've long known that DC is home to the country's largest Ethiopian community, and I was certain I'd someday stumble onto an Ethiopian bodega or music store where I might pick up a few musical treasures, old and new. But it never happened. So, when Bryan Koen and Mel Nichols invited me to read for Ruthless Grip, I hinted that I'd be searching out Ethiopian music while I was there and--lo and behold--received an email back from Bryan with the address of Nahom Records Inc., situated a bit east of where I had spent the last decade trying futilely to find any of this stuff.
How excited was I? On Friday, the day of the reading, I sat bolt upright in bed at 6:00 a.m. and managed to Amtrak it down the nation's capital by 11:30. I was at Nahom's door at precisely 11:47. They weren't open. I called the number on a sign near the door and was told that someone would be in in about an hour. I walked down the street a bit and had a long, leisurely Ethiopian lunch.
An hour later, I emerged from the restaurant, my belly bloated with injera, the sponge bread that, unfortunately, you use in lieu of utensils. Unfortunately, as it means you wind up eating a lot of it. And injera expands throughout the day as it makes its way slowly down your intestinal tract.
So I go back to Nahom and I see that the lights are on and I can hear music coming out of the store. But the metal gate standing between me and the front door is locked. I stand there, frustrated, about ready to call the number again, when an older Ethiopian man comes up to me and asks me if I'm looking for Ethiopian music. I say yeah, but that I'm not sure if Nahom is really open yet.
"Across the street," he says. "At the market."
"They have music?" I ask.
He motions with his head for me to follow him as he crosses the street and leads me into Habesha Market & Carryout (1919 9th Street NW), which was packed with people, some having coffee at tables, others buying bread and other staples. My guide pointed to the barista area, behind which I saw a small but well-stocked section of the wall with a bunch of CDs and DVDs.
I don't care how nice a person is--and the women behind the counter were incredibly sweet and helpful--it's just frustrating when you're forced to have to point and grunt at CDs until you find a few things you think might be good bets. Especially in a hopping joint like Habesha; a line began to quickly form behind me, ensuring that I would feel more awkward than I already did, what with all of the pointing and grunting and clear lack of knowledge about what I was pointing and grunting at. Add 5 or 6 guys waiting for their coffee, and, well--let's just say I didn't stay there quite as long as I typically would at one of these places.
I did, however, come home with a few mind-blowing treasures, all of which I'll share over the coming days and weeks. This incredible CD is one of them.
Listen to track 7 Listen to track 9 Get this 12-track album here, you lucky bastard, you. My god I have a lot of CDs. I'm not bragging. (Okay, I'm kind of bragging.) I'm still unpacking and there's just -- there's so much. So, so much. How is it that I've never shared this with you? I don't care how many Cambodian rock comps you've already got, you most likely don't have at least a few of these Ros Sereysothea tunes. So, a big shout out to everyone who has bought some art in our Help Put Bodega Pop on WFMU campaign. I have thrilling news: Someone has come through and is sending us a used Mac that we're 98% sure will work to stream the show. Fingers crossed. And final word in a week or two. Meanwhile, there's some art left if you wanna put something sort of groovy on your wall. Check eet oot!
Listen to "Чирибим" Reupped by reader request here. "Chiribim, Cherry Bomb, Chiribim Bomb Bomb Bomb Bomb ..." Does this CD even really need an intro? Obviously, I picked it up for its cover. I think I was actually in Brighton Beach with Kasey Mohammad and his girlfriend that day; Kasey was in town for the Flarf/Conceptual reading we did at the Whitney. I say this because I remember bringing the CD that evening to a Spanish restaurant/bar in Chelsea, where we met Christian Bök and Kenny Goldsmith for a few drinks. I figured that, being (a) Jewish and (b) a WFMU DJ, Kenny would be especially appreciative of the CD. He was.
Listen to "Jabar" Grab the whole album here. Kazim mad! Kazim riiiiiip paper! Yeah, uh, I'm not sure precisely what's going on in that fabulous cover, but whatever it is, the CD's publisher wanted to underscore its importance:
As you can see above, the image is repeated on the CD itself. Well, more than just repeated, actually; it's freaking hand drawn. I'm trying to imagine the marketing meeting for this one: A: We must show Kazim as resolute--he is through with this %#*$@%! So, he rips the [unintelligible: love letter? lease?]. B: Sitting cross-legged on the floor, perhaps? Grounded. Close to the earth. Close to life. A: Listen. Listen to what I am telling you. We will then hand draw this same image of Kazim ... on the CD. B: On the CD ... ? A: Yes, on the CD itself. Drawn ... by hand! B: Wait, I have it ... I have it. In red. Blood red. According to the meta-data, this album is titled Kazem Al Saher and is dated 2009; the former is unlikely (it's a live album and I think there's a title of some kind there on the cover) and the latter is impossible. That's a relatively young Al Saher on the cover and, more importantly, the instrumentation and sound quality suggest that we're listening to a performance from the 1980s or, at latest, the very early 90s. I'm almost certain I found this gem at the Nile Deli on Steinway Street. In fact, I think it was relatively recently, within the last six months to a year. As I said in my last post, I'm gong to be DJing for WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio in the next month or two, but in order to do that, I need to get a new computer, specifically a Mac of some kind, and Macs are not cheap. In order to help raise funds I'm going to start selling and/or auctioning off original artwork and rare books and CDs to help defray the cost. I have to finish a comic under deadline today, and if I get done with time to spare, I'll start posting things for sale as early as this evening. Stay tuned ...
Bodega Pop will be on the radio soon. Specifically, we'll join WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio, the streaming station curated by master DJ and music blog supporter extraordinaire Doug Schulkind. Doug actually asked me if I'd be interested in bringing the bodega to the woof-moo months ago, but for several reasons--including (a) complete ignorance on my part as to what goes into being a DJ and (b) the impending move to my new apartment--I wasn't quite ready to start the show. I'm still not quite ready, although I've made progress. I've bought a professional microphone, a mixer, and a Byzantine array of cords, jacks, plugs and adapters. All I need now is a Mac computer of some kind. That, dear reader, listener, is where you come in. Over the next few weeks I'll be selling original art, rare CDs and books, and whatever else I can pull together to raise funds for the computer I'll need to stream you and other listeners the goods. More info to come soon. Meanwhile: My new apartment is no longer a mess, yay. The bad news? That's because more than half of my CDs are in boxes that I've shoved, out of exhaustion, into the closet. That said, I'm finding lots of new stuff--new to you, anyway--to post. First up is this lovely example of Turkish taksim, or improvisation, that I found half a decade or so at Uludag Video in south Brooklyn. More--much, much more--to come.
Just reupped here. [Originally posted in May 2011. Since then, the Greek music store where I found this moved a couple of blocks north on 31st Street, to just above 23rd Road, and I've moved several avenues south. Also, I'm pretty sure that I'm remembering correctly and that someone in the comments field wonders if I'd been watching The Wire. I hadn't. Since then, however, I've seen the show and understand where the comment came from.] There is, a couple of blocks away from me, on 31st Street in Astoria, under the N/Q el, what feels like the Tower Records of Greek music. Now, you know I love music, especially pop music, especially-especially old pop music, from around the world. But I'm also, let's face it, not rich. I'm used to spending between $1-$10 maximum for prerecorded entertainment, especially that of a musical nature ... and there is nothing in this store less than, like, $25. That said, you know those cartoons where the person's head is replaced by a big lolly-pop? Or sucker? Well, yes, in situations wherein I'm confronted with aisles and aisles of prerecorded product, especially that of a musical nature from other countries, that cartoon sucker-head is me. Oh, god. Was it, like, Christmas Eve when I got this? I know it was cold and dark and depressing and there was some sort of holiday that I really had nothing to do with, but should have. And that this place was empty. Except for me. I spent hours combing through the stacks and plucked out two items, this CD and another, which perhaps I'll upload another day. Stylianos "Stelios" Kazantzidis (Aug 29, 1931–Sept 14, 2001) was one of Greece's most popular Laïkó singers. Much of his music was included in films. And that is where my "knowledge" of him begins and ends. Well, other than the extreme kick-ass nature of the pop music he recorded. Which, if you weren't familiar with it before, you will be now. Typically, when I'm buying music from a place like this, I'll either get extreme attitude from the person working the register, or a host of questions: "You speak [language of music]? You like [country of origin] music?" That night, perhaps because it was Christmas Eve and I was the sole customer at this caverous CD warehouse, I got nothing but a knowing nod. Of course I was buying this CD, the clerk seemed to be saying. That, and, in what I can only assume was Greek, a "Merry Christmas, loser." Here's a video to watch while you're downloading:
[Originally posted in August 2012.] I found this collection of Greek dimotika, or folk, music nearly a decade ago in this odd little store in Bayridge just off fifth Avenue at around 79th or 80th Street. All I remember about the store was that it was actually two stores, which you could go back and forth from via a single door in the back connecting both. Oh, wait; no. It was three stores, one of which was a wedding dress maker? Right on the corner. I just Google mapped the area and it looks like none of this exists anymore. Anyway, there was the dress maker, then this weird sort of Z-level movies DVD place and then, last but not least, a small Greek music store.
What was a Greek music store doing in Bay Ridge? Well, Bay Ridge hosts an annual Greek Cultural Festival, so I'm guessing there must be a Greek population there, although I don't think there were any restaurants or other Greek-related businesses, save for the CD store. I've always thought of the neighborhood as predominantly Arabic (there used to be half a dozen or so Arabic music stores dotted along Fifth Avenue), but this is New York, after all.
I picked up this CD on a lark for like $5-10, having no idea what it was, and have loved it ever since the first play. It sounds to me like gypsy music, perhaps because of the clarinet and the extremely soulful voice of the singer. But it clearly says "dimotika" on the cover and that, so far as I know and understand, means "folk." Oh, and if you read Greek, here's the back cover with the track list:
Sorry I seem to be posting more writing and links to writing than music recently, but I've been getting a lot of requests for writing and comics lately, so I've been admittedly distracted from the music bloggin'. I've got a stack of stuff I've been meaning to share with you, including Arthur H's first album, given that y'all seemed to love so much the song of his I included here. Soon!
EA80 - "25"
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A 7" single on collector-bait reissue label *Was Soll Das? Schallplatten*,
marking the 25th anniversary of *EA80*. Though it doesn't specify where the
son...
The Guess Who? – It's Time (LP 1966, Canada)
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*AQUI:*
*The Guess Who? – It's Time* (LP Quality – V 1788 (C), 1966).
*Disco considerado raro. *
Produtor – Bob Burns.
*Género:* Rock, Rock de Garage...
SONGS UPLOADED ON YOU TUBE BUT NOT HERE
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*SONGS UPLOADED ON YOU TUBE BUT NOT HERE*
*Music By : LAXMIKANT PYARELAL,R.D. BURMAN,RAVINDRA JAIN*
Lyricist : *ANAND BAKSHI* *& MORE*
*Music Cop...
JOCKSTRAP
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The second demo from these Toronto mutants (the first, posted last year,
was titled *II*) is full of even more noisy stomping ferocity that teeters
along...
JUU / BASS DOWN
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ワンメコンの最高顧問であり、YOUNG-GのミックスCDでもお馴染みのJUUさんの名曲「BASS
DOWN」が7インチになりました!Soi48もデータでプレイしてきた曲なのでこれは嬉しいっ!非売品というレア度満点のアイテムでありますが、入手方法の難易度は低くEM
RECORDSフェアを開催している全国のCD...
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Sleeping under the light of dawn.
(*Sedativ *was another great eerie post-punk project from Russian
underground legend Roman Sidorov from *Старуха Мха*, *...
Resonance FM 12/2/19
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Thirty minutes of Ethiopian pop songs, new and old! I think I'm going to
make this a semi-regular thing, like the 'DTT Speechless' series I'm
sort-of doi...
Etoundi Aloa's Bikutsi
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The "Patriarch of Bikutsi," Etoundi Aloa Javis, joined his ancestors on
November 6, 2017. Shortly before his death he was honored at the annual
"Festi-Bi...
Ghita Ben Abdeslam
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Here's a nice album in the chanson moderne style by singer Ghita ben
Abdeslam. Born into an artistic family, Ghita is the niece of sibling
singers Mohamm...
Ambiance Congo: February 3, 2019
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WELCOME!
Mostly older music from the 80s and 90s today. Thank you for your request
for a song by Tshala Muana! If you know the title of the Choc Stars song...
Africolombia needs your help
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For 12 years, Africolombia has dedicated to sharing with the world the
incredible picotero culture of Colombia’s Caribbean. From exposing a vast
inventory ...
The Sophist- Subliminal Control LP
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I’ve had this LP kicking around for ages, but never really thought much
about it. One of my recent great purges had me reconsidering this record,
and after...
Rahul Dev Burman: Adhikar (1971)
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[image: Adhikar]
'Adhikar' originally appeared on this blog as an EP, posted some 12 years
ago. It seems I kind of liked it at the time, but without being ...
Top 25 Releases of 2018: Extra
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In addition to the albums and EPs covered by my, admittedly selective and
only vaguely ranked, top 25 list, there were of course plenty of other
releases I...
february 3, 2019
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little steven & the disciples of soul - caravan
neil young & crazy horse - cowgirl in the sand
freakingsnap - a song for our pets
trampoline - astral master
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Microtonal Youth
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In the late 70s I worked briefly for Europadisk, a small Manhattan company
that brought German stamper technology to record manufacture in the US.
Since ...
va -- Adieu Tristesse [Mixtape #49]
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Time for a new selection of delightful oldies: sixty minutes of
outernational pop and jazz for a trippy new year!
SIDE A
01 - Frantz Casseus - Dance
02 -...
Association Folklorique de la Côte Est – Tia Ambady
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Hello, hello – it’s been a while. The collecting hasn’t stopped and has
continued apace, but I’ve been concentrating on some upcoming releases
which I hope...
Cratedigger’s Lung - catch it
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Don’t miss the debut of “The Cratedigger’s Lung Adventue Hour,” tomorrow,
Nov. 30 at 7pm, EST.
*A one-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest re...
Família Ronin
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Família Ronin - Até depois do fim
1- Uma nova Missão - Nolts MC ft. Deck-B
2 - Dá o Play no Disco - Mano Regi
3 - Se Matar ou se Manter - Speedline
4 - P...
Free West-Papua!
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In 1953 my grandfather on mothers side kissed his wife and childeren
goodbye and left his lowland swamp house for an expedition far away into
the Dutch...
We Won't Forget You...
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Dengbej Gazin Dengbej Gazin was a singer from Van in eastern Anatolia, she
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example...
Jazz vs. Rock and Roll
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My baby and I, had a fight last night/ She said I´m wrong, but I know I´m
right/ Now, I love that gal – heart and soul/ But I dig Jazz! … and she
loves Roc...
so long & farewell.
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no long paragraph about how much of a pleasure this has all been. i'll keep
this real short & on brand. this is the final post of spookcity. thank you
to e...
Sofaüberwürfe
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Hussen u0026 Sofaüberwürfe für mehr Abwechslung von bonprix. Sofahusse,
Gaico, »Verona«, mit Melange-Effekt | OTTO. Beschreibung. Mit diesen
Stretch...
Original Beach Scorpions
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Well, this band is certainly one of my favourites: The Original Beach
Scorpions, led by Anthony Scorpion. Fine guitarwork, remarkable voices,
truly origin...
Tip For Choosing a Good Driving School
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Once you sit behind the wheels ready to start a car, you must be ready for
the tremendous responsibility that you are about to take over. The
knowledge o...
My Top 5 for Superfly Records
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I picked some of my favorite Congolese 78s and wrote a few lines for Paris
Superfly Records =>
http://blog.superflyrecords.com/guests-top-5/ceints-de-bakel...
Kasse Mady (1949-2018)
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Yet another of my musical heroes has passed away, and once more too young.
I still had high expectations from *Kasse Mady Diabaté*, who passed away in
Bama...
Sohnay da Sohna Rauza
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As the month of Ramzan approaches many of us like to listen to Naatiya
kalam to help put us in the right mood of devotion. This is the lovely new
Friday r...
Phono Mundial Toutes Etoiles – 12 Mai
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On investit les 700m2 en extérieur du Chapiteau Belle de Mai ce samedi, et
pour une fois on commence dès 14h avec nos invités : –L’Espadrille
(Phocéephone)...
Ndikho Xaba: share your love
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Composer, keyboardist, percussionist, instrument maker, innovator,
activist, Baba Ndikho Xaba was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease 10 years
ago. *He no...
A Secret History of a Musick Yet To Be (Readable)
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In July, a bulletin on the myspace page of a group of Moroccan musicians
sent my mind wandering down some strange paths, got me thinking about music
as a t...
Membasmi Kutu Kucing Dengan Minyak Telon
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Jika kucing Anda membenci air, coba gunakan sisir kutu agar membasmi kutu
kucing dengan minyak telon merasa tidak nyaman. Anda perlu memastikan sisir
turun...
Penpals - 2nd Coming
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Penpals - 2nd Coming
321 Records Limited TOCT-24648
2001.10.24
Today I have decided to hack and slash all my prices on discogs. deep
discounts abound in ...
Camelia Jordana
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Camelia Jordana - Non non non
Camelia Jordana - Comment lui dire (Mathieu Boogaerts)
Camelia Jordana et Alex Beaupain - Avant la Haine
JET FM Fundraising Marathon
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Jet FM is a local independant radio in Nantes, France, which hosts my Cosmogol999
Radioshow and close friends Hashtag & Tête de bois's broadcast.
This rad...
No i było tak:
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Na wakacje po ósmej klasie w Trzech Kwadransach Jazzu Jan Borkowski puścił
kilka nagrań Free Cooperation. Po dwóch minutach pierwszego utworu mi się
to spo...
Field Report: Richmond Folk Festival
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Feature image above: Victor “Bitori” Tavares. Photos by Charles “DJ
Graybeard” Williams. The Richmond Folk Festival might not get a lot of hype
outside of ...
Anime4chan – Live Stream Anime Community
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That’s it for the update. I hope you enjoy these city pop and various other
artists posted. I want to take this time to invite anyone interested in
anime t...
goodbye, 8tracks
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I've started a project of daily music selections on Twitter at
*#hearsaysongoftheday*.
I hope you check those out. Let's see how this goes.
The post goo...
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Weeds grow
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CDer Idol Club
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Here is the CDer Idol Club album.
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2. Suki ni Narazu ni Irarenai (Iwasaki Hiromi)
3. Last Kiss wa Hoho ni Shite (Mats...
Livro "Lindo Sonho Delirante" saiu do forno
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BUY IT!
E finalmente já está a venda o fundamental *Lindo Sonho Delirante: 100
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[image: alat ukur bod, harga bod, harga bod meter, beli bod meter dimana,
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The Bottom of the Page
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Hi everyone! As 2016 draws to a close, I’ve decided to commit to something
that has been slowly happening of its own accord – the shuttering of Paper
for t...
KTK83: SLIMANE AZEM (AL07)
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Ladys & gentlemen...
As you probably noticed if you follow my other blog, I won't post any music
there during this month.
I still have hundreds of records...
Danialou Sagbohan: Live in Brussels (10/22/2016)
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Sagbohan is on small tour in Europe. He was in Brussels saturday for The
Vodoun Festival. He should play in Amsterdam and Berlin at the beginning of
Nove...
Dhafer Youssef – 2016 – Diwan of Beauty and Odd
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Dhafer Youssef‘s album “Diwan of Beauty and Odd” carries all the
trademarks this exceptional artist is known for: beautiful melodies,
heartfelt chanting ...
new blog
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Decided to abandon the expetc ship and start a new blog: Slowdive's Corner.
Expect awesome, (semi)obscure albums at least once a week, perhaps with
some wo...
F*** Your Playlist, Follow Ours!
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pharetra risus eu feugiat sagittis. In sit amet enim eget ligula fermentum
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Pretty - Neo Damaging Noise III - 2006
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Pretty - Neo Damaging Noise III Cd
Fuck The System Records - FSR-003 - 2006
http://ulozto.net/xRBX1bcu/pretty-neo-damaging-noise-lll-2006-zip
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* Rare LPs, 45RPMs from Egypt, Tunis, Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,
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[CD: Amoebic/Valve, Japan, Dec. 1999; #AMO-VA-03
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LIBEREZ - "ALL TENSE NOW LAX" (2015)
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Θυμόμουνα το όνομα αυτής της μπάντας, θυμόμουν ότι είχα ακούσει κάτι από
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You No Longer Need to Beware of the Blog
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After ten fun-filled years, we're packing up shop here at WFMU's Beware of
the Blog. Many thanks to the dozens of volunteer authors who put in so much
time...
THE END
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Sorry keeping some of you on tenterhooks wondering whether Boot Sale Sounds
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fr...
Uncover Valuable and Semi Jewels
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Hiroshi Sato - Super Market (1976)
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Some readers may know the late Japanese pianist Hiroshi Sato from his
excellent *Awakening* record with Wendy Matthews, or his work with f...
Faktor Penyebab Kanker Payudara
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*Penyebab kanker payudara* belum sepenuhnya dipahami, sehingga sulit untuk
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wanita...
GRAMMY TIME!
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I’ll be heading down to LA this weekend to attend the Grammy Awards.
“Longing for the Past” has been nominated in the Historical category along
with four o...
A Chinese Ghost Story Soundtrack (倩女幽魂) [REPOST]
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*As I've posted several times before, I am a huge Hong Kong movie fan and
"A Chinese Ghost Story" is definitely on my favorites list. While Tsui
Hark's "Z...
Subway - Subway (1972)
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*Subway - Subway (1972)*
A beautiful and very rare album from the annals of European
psychedelic/folk/prog circa 1972. Subway were a half American, half...
Age Factory
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*手を振る*
Посмотрев, несколько раз подряд, клип на песню 真空から - стал долго и упорно
ждать их мини альбом. Ждать пришлось чуть больше двух недель. Оправдал ли ...
Prophétie - L'Eternel
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*Prophétie*
*L'Eternel*
*2004-2006? *(Cd rip@256)
*From Reunion Island, some perfect reggae. When I arrived on the island in
2006, we could still hear the...
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Hopefully all the links have now finally been refreshed and replaced with
working ones at a new service. If you still find missing or malfunctioning
one...
MC Swat - We Don't Want
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*MC Swat - We Don't Want*
*مانبوش - ام سي سوات*
*Libya*
Released May 2, 2012
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_TOS1ubAG4
Click here to download the m...
Akendengue – Sarraounia (1986)
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Reflecting on the nearly thirty years that have passed since this record
was issued, it is shocking to realize how profoundly the world has changed.
While...
Sounds of the Streets: Istanbul
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In September 2013 I visited Istanbul for the first time with the hopes of
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along t...
New Latin But Cool Vinyl Coming Out
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*ANA TIJOUX-Vengo (Nacional Records, 2014)*: For a while, after her
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herself from the...
The Soap: "My God, That Feels So Good!"
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1.- Discotic
2.- We go
3.- Wait a bit
4.- 24
5.- Cheese Boy
6.- Las Vegas
7.- Street
8.- What’t up your ass?
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Seven Years in Fluville
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Today would have been Elvis's birthday, but he's dead.
Today is also the Boogie Woogie Flu's birthday and it's nearly dead.
I am...
Radio Show 12-12-13
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In this episode, we celebrate the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela through
the music of South Africa from the late 1950s through the dismantling of
aparth...
And We Danced
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*Celia Cruz con la Sonora Matancera*
*La Tierna, Conmovedera, Bamboleadora*
Seeco, SCLP 9246, made in New York
Hope you all had a good Thanksgiving weekend....
"Cries for Help" original art | SOLD
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*THIS COMIC HAS SOLD*
India ink on Bristol board, 11"w x 14"h
*$60 includes postage/handling*
Published in *Brooklyn Rail* September 2012
Check or Paypal...
Ok Motherfuckers! Let's Go!!
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I've posted a few Ultra Bide related things before and have always gotten a
number of emails and inquiries about Hide and his band. So you'll be glad
to ...
Songs for Her Lover: Afroz Bano
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Gopis (cow herdesses) and Lord Krishna
*Thumri, *a semi-classical genre of Hindustani music, arose out of the
love/erotic *Bhakti/sufi *poetry that desc...
Happy Solstice & Abbots Bromley Horn Dance
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*On Darkness:*
The child is born in the darkness of the womb; the chicken hatched after
incubation. Birth begins in darkness, as dawn follows the long nig...
Ravi Shankar - Sound of the Sitar
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*ravi shankar*
sound of the sitar
(sitar)
1. raga malkauns - alap
2. raga malkauns - jor
3. tala sawari
4. pahari dhun
listen
rest in peace ravi, you wi...
Technical difficulties....
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Sorry folks, I thought I was going to be able to post a 45 today but
various pieces of equipment have been acting-up ever since we experienced
damp conditi...
Sundaram Sai Bhajan Vol. 27
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*Download*:
FLAC: Side A Side B
320kbps MP3
*Side A*
01. Mangala Dayaka Hey
02. Sadguru Om
03. Mukunda Madhava
04. Allah Ho Akbar
05. Prema Mayi Sai M...
LAGOS DISCO INFERNO IS BACK AGAIN!!!
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Hello, blog fam... I've had some trouble with my Blogger account so I
haven't been able to make any new entries for a while, but if you're
connected to me ...
野路由紀子 - 北信濃絶唱
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野路由紀子 was an enka singer from the 1970s. enka is forever a genre that i
will find to be particularly spooky. something about it just sends chills
up and d...
SOLVA SAAL | MANZIL
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*Get it here.*
*Solva Saal (1958)*
Music: S.D. Burman
Lyrics: Majrooh
1. Hai Apna Dil To Awara | Hemant Kumar
2. Yehi To Hai Woh | Mohammad Rafi
3. Nazar K...
Au revoir
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Hi readers!
Thank you so much for all the support you've given this blog. It's amazing
the amount of traffic I still get, even when the blog has been inact...
G’OLD KOREA MIXTAPE 1
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GET IT NOW !! +++++TORRENT+++++ TRACKLIST 1 Shin Junghyun and the Yup
Juns – I Think (saeng gak hae)- (1974) 2 Bok Sung Ryu & Latin Koreana –
Walking...
Andrew Chen Shi An / 陈势安
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*Andrew Chen Shi An - Love Again. Stardom*
*Singer/band: *Andrew Chen Shi An / 陈势安
*Title: *Love Again. Stardom / 再爱一遍.天后陈势安
*Release date: *2011/11/11
*Yes...
QMix
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So here is a little sampler I compiled, reavealing my love for fancy pop
music + some other stuff - inconsistent and random as this blog is. Hope
you lik...
QotD - Sleazy on CDs
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I would have thought that CDs were things that homeless people hang on
their super market shopping carts to make them look less depressing but
apparently s...
S. D. Burman: Taxi Driver (1954/1977) Pakistan
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Ok, ok. I actually enjoyed the *Taxi Driver* soundtrack more than* Chalti
Ka Naam Gaadi*. And I have to admit that I am finding some S. D. Burman
songs wh...
Introduction
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Misora Hibari
"Everything absolutely has a tiny and flaring point which makes a person or
a thing different from others, like the incalculable stars in th...
Look at it as a Hiatus.
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First of all, Merry Christmas to all those who actually read this on a
regular basis. I hope you all have a great 2010.
I sadly however am going to be putt...
Inquiries
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Hip Hop in China is no longer an active blog. It will remain up as an
archive for people around the world to access information on Hip Hop in
China.
Plea...
Lord Astor e Seu Conjunto - E Danca (1961)
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Hello, good evening! I am very close to finish an important work to Loronix
and also a key effort to bring some relief to the financial problems I'm
facing...
Repi Multimedia - Fishing With Dynamite (2008)
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From my favourite Albanian DJ team and/or band Repi Multimedia we get this
new collection of "can i get a w00t w00t"-remixes.
From last.fm:
...
Disparition d'Orlando "Puntilla" Ríos 3/3
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Un autre album de Puntilla:
Autre volet de notre hommage, voici un album introuvable et méconnu en
France d'Orlando Puntilla, en fait son premier disque a...