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Old 02-08-2016, 05:38 PM   #12231 (permalink)
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I love that album. If you like that you'd probably love The Slider too.
It's pretty cool, but I like it less.
Electric Warrior is more minimalist and therefore groovier.
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Old 02-08-2016, 06:06 PM   #12232 (permalink)
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Electric Warrior is top notch, The Slider is really good but a step down.
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Old 02-08-2016, 09:14 PM   #12233 (permalink)
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I was familiar with a few of the singles like "Brass In Pocket" and "Kid", but for some reason had never heard the entire album. Quite the debut album. Strong rhythm section and I really dig James Honeyman Scott's guitar playing. Then of course...Chrissie Hynde. She is sexy, strong and has a great unique voice. "Precious", "Up the Neck", "The Wait" and "Mystery Achievement" are highlights for me. Rock solid from start to finish.
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Old 02-08-2016, 11:45 PM   #12234 (permalink)
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It's pretty cool, but I like it less.
Electric Warrior is more minimalist and therefore groovier.
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Electric Warrior is top notch, The Slider is really good but a step down.
I don't know, I might actually like The Slider more. You can really hear how much T. Rex influenced Love & Rockets on that album, and as a huge Love & Rockets fan since my preteens, I guess that appeals to me.
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Old 02-09-2016, 06:39 AM   #12235 (permalink)
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Aby Ngana Diop - Liital

Late, great queen of mbalax.
She was unique in that she incorporated taasu,
a kind of social/moral rap form that was creatively wedded
to the mighty sabar drums used in the Senegalese form of mbalax.
Her nephew is the singer Cheikh Lô.
I had never even heard of mbalax before but just looked it up and it sounds interesting. I'll have to give her stuff a listen.

Is Cheikh Lô any relation to Ismaël Lô? I was really into one of his albums at one point many years ago.
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Ed Motta - Perpetual Gateways (2016)

The master returns with his second English language release, this time going for a Westcoast vocal jazz album in a Modal vein. Late 60's Herbie Hancock meets Steely Dan I suppose....and it ain't bad at all.


Subsurfing - Frozen Ants (1995)

Luscious ambient dub with a vaguely Middle Eastern feel. Ahead of it's time as far as production goes
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Old 02-10-2016, 11:17 PM   #12237 (permalink)
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No direct relation, I'm pretty sure,
except in near musical style.
Ismaël Lô is quite good as well!

Here's a mix for you if you're interested.
Yes, there are variations in audio quality
because they come from cassettes, scratchy LPs,
and a CD here and there, but you get some taste of
the original style in many tunes. Some are not strictly
mbalax, but have the underlying converging rhythm
of it with the sometimes funk/soul drums that show
the cross-breeding of styles.
Thanks! I'll check it out.

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Always a pleasure with this album.
His dad, Steve Howe, plays koto.
Also, checking this puppy out.
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Always a pleasure with this album.
His dad, Steve Howe, plays koto.



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I've never heard this but it sounds ****ing immense so I'm getting on it.
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Old 02-11-2016, 06:06 PM   #12239 (permalink)
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Your contributions to this thread are awesome rostasi, things are cooler here when you're around
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Never fear dawg, the more albums here from you the better
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