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Old 10-30-2018, 12:45 PM   #15321 (permalink)
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I think the title is translated as Reverberation of Earth

What medium are you listening to this from?

Obviously so ****ing good btw
Yeah that's what it was re-released as. Interestingly, that release has the track names changed to their original Eastern European translation. I don't know for sure, but I think these are takes on existing pieces.

I was lucky enough to find digital copies of their entire discography so I've got it on my ipod. If you are looking for a copy I can probably send this to you when I'm home
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Chi no Hibiki - Higashi Yuroppa wo Utau by Geinoh Yamashirogumi

may already be well known but I love this group. this is their take on (mostly) polyphonic Eastern European choral singing. No other instruments required or needed.

My mum used to make a traditional Ukrainian meal for Christmas and would take us to bless the food at the Orthodox church. It was a brilliant church and this album is reasonably similar to the chorus sections they had there. I woudnt categorize myself as religious, but I'm fascinated by the music it's produced
Do you have Ukrainian roots?
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My mum used to make a traditional Ukrainian meal for Christmas and would take us to bless the food at the Orthodox church.
The meal part was the regular thing at our house at Xmas from the Ukrainian side of the family,
but, thankfully, we didn't have the church part. I remember this album from that Japanese collective
coming out back in the 70s and liking it. I'll have to revisit it.
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Old 10-31-2018, 08:58 AM   #15324 (permalink)
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Do you have Ukrainian roots?
Yep on both sides of my family. My ancestry is like 95% Ukrainian

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The meal part was the regular thing at our house at Xmas from the Ukrainian side of the family,
but, thankfully, we didn't have the church part. I remember this album from that Japanese collective
coming out back in the 70s and liking it. I'll have to revisit it.
I could probably eat Ukrainian food the rest of my meals and be happy.
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Old 10-31-2018, 11:59 AM   #15325 (permalink)
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Diggin' the new Temperance Movement album.



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I could probably eat Ukrainian food the rest of my meals and be happy.
On this recent trip to British Columbia, the very first thing that I spent a Canadian dollar on
was a plate of pierogies and a bowl of borscht at Cecil's.

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From one of my all-time favorites.

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Old 10-31-2018, 06:22 PM   #15329 (permalink)
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Louise Landes Levi, Bart De Paepe & Paul LaBrecque - Colloidal Love

Love the sarangi and it's quite beautifully played here.



Sarangi, Flute, Voice, Liner Notes by Louise Landes Levi
Banjo, Recorded By, Mixed By Paul LaBrecque
Bells, Buddha Bowl by Bart De Paepe
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Heathen Foray - The Passage
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Melodic Death/Viking Metal


Why? It's just ****ing good.

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