Can't get much more random for a Sunday than an orchestral take on congotronics by Jherek Bischoff (vs Konono No1).
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Astrïd & Rachel Grimes — M5 - I heard it on Verity or Max' LJ the other week...kind of dystopian...and sort of random, but with a bit of hope by the end! I could have imagined it being on the soundtrack of 'True Detectives'.
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostAstrïd & Rachel Grimes — M5 - I heard it on Verity or Max' LJ the other week...kind of dystopian...and sort of random, but with a bit of hope by the end! I could have imagined it being on the soundtrack of 'True Detectives'.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQEFyVmUxv8
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I find I can scarcely bear to listen to John Doran - been on LJ a couple of times. And when paired with The Luscombe. <sigh> I was in the car, I couldn't switch it off. Then they played a few things and I almost forgave them.
Almost, but his language is so slack and woolly, rapidly becomes irritating.
Who would have thought it from a hipster music journalist too.... ?
Very much the slack Trump school of speaking. Like, you know, so...
so...he did play an excellent Sufi track from The Quietus Top 100 though. And this was it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruXU2mNn8eg
An interesting read about the album here:
http://www.sublimefrequencies.com/pr...unjab-pakistan
and that like, er, Quietus Top 100, here, if you know what I mean?http://thequietus.com/articles/22692...ms-of-the-year
So, yeah, well, Thank you John and Nick.
Yours cholerically,
A Listener!Last edited by Globaltruth; 10-07-17, 17:55.
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Originally posted by Globaltruth View PostI find I can scarcely bear to listen to John Doran - been on LJ a couple of times. And when paired with The Luscombe. <sigh> I was in the car, I couldn't switch it off. Then they played a few things and I almost forgave them.
Almost, but his language is so slack and woolly, rapidly becomes irritating.
Who would have thought it from a hipster music journalist too.... ?
Very much the slack Trump school of speaking. Like, you know, so...
so...he did play an excellent Sufi track from The Quietus Top 100 though. And this was it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruXU2mNn8eg
An interesting read about the album here:
http://www.sublimefrequencies.com/pr...unjab-pakistan
and that like, er, Quietus Top 100, here, if you know what I mean?http://thequietus.com/articles/22692...ms-of-the-year
So, yeah, well, Thank you John and Nick.
Yours cholerically,
A Listener!
She has a very striking voice.
I will have a look at the 100 later tonight.
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No YouTube tracks from me, but an actual radio station that plays non-stop random WM:
http://www.fipradio.fr/liste/world-music
Ecoutez!
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It's Sunday... Zombie-time, but not Fela but CW Stoneking's, which always makes me think of Ali talking about George Foreman for some reason. (except Foreman was portrayed as a Mummy, I seem to recall)...anyway, here's CW and his gang!
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Hip-hop's getting absolutely everywhere these days so why not the sub-continent? It's definitely got that reggae feel to it for me.
Low Rhyderz - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oedXBStoJyQ
Then there's Mumbai's Finest doing 'Mumbai till I die' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TTWmvYTnLk - bit more straight New York.
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I'm having to trust the internet a bit that the following two links link.
Koutoku Tsuha - Danju Kariyushi - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oARVwy7dxrM
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Rafael Manríquez - Tonada de Gris Silencio:
Chilean immigrant Rafael Manríquez plays all three guitar parts during the recording of his song "Tonada de gris silencio (The Tonada of Silent Gray)," which...
Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostOn a slightly more traditional sub-continent musical front, a bit of Bollywood yodelling and motor bike riding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3YaUx2VhFA
The other one.
If only I had the equipment, I'd spend the next 17 weeks with my leg up mixing that video with the one for "The Best Jewel Thief in the World" - the terrain, the colour, the vehicles.
Maybe even a slice of Chan Chan in there too - the world would be my oyster.
Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostHip-hop's getting absolutely everywhere these days so why not the sub-continent? It's definitely got that reggae feel to it for me.
Low Rhyderz - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oedXBStoJyQ
Then there's Mumbai's Finest doing 'Mumbai till I die' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TTWmvYTnLk - bit more straight New York.Last edited by Lat-Literal; 01-10-17, 20:53.
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Thought I'd Czech out a free CD from a recent magazine of Czech music. Here's Jitka Šuranská Tri with Pofukuj větříčku, Maliny.
Jitka hraje v novém triu s výbornými muzikanty Martinem Krajíčkem a Marianem Friedlem, ze společné tvorby nabízíme malou „ochutnávku“.
Have to say I've seen better vids but I liked the song.
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Slovenia's been very much in focus up here following their last minute defeat by England on Thursday which gave Scotland a bit more possibility of progress in the World Cup. Scotland play in Ljubljana today in the final group game for a place in the play-offs. I was also attracted, during the week, by a track from Slovenia's young trio, Širom, which jumped out of the latest Songlines CD. The record got a 5-star review in the mag. Here's a rather fine video, which makes the Country look very attractive. The music sounds a bit further East to me, but it sounds very fine indeed.
Here's Širom's 'Maestro Kneading Screams Of Joy', which I hope Gordon Strachan will be doing this evening -
“Maestro Kneading Screams Of Joy” is taken from Širom’s album ‘I Can Be a Clay Snapper’Out 8 September 2017 on tak:til/ GlitterbeatFull article: http://thewi...
Happy Random World Music Sunday to all our readers!
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On Jazz Record requests today, Angelique Kidjo singing Lonlon (Ravel's Bolero) featuring Branford Marsalis - pretty random and pretty damn good too.
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