Yes, New Train is top quality, but not innovative. In fact, years back I think you and I were exploring Tuvan throat singing at the same time, although true to form, you were a lot more hardcore than me. ;)

Did you ever get around to checking out Oidupaa's Divine Music from a Jail? If you check out the Ghengis Blues movie I'd familiarize myself with Oidupaa first, his story plays some role in the film (and I won't spoil it for ya).

^ The answer to that question is not properly, or at least not to the extent that it left a lasting impression. As I'm now on vacation, I'll take a look at both - in the order you recommend. Thanks.

Incidently, I'm so far (=15 mins in) really enjoying this too. Completely new to me, and the kind of jazz I like; unusual, but not too out there. :thumb:

Ja I've been sleeping on Embryo for a long time but they're becoming one of my favourite jazz fusion/krautrock/jam band thingies as of late. It just hits the spot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtsBZjl5e4Y

I believe I'm finally confident in saying that I have never and never will give the slightest **** about The Smiths.

*sees the very next group above The Smiths alphabetically on my media player and begins to rock the **** out*

I love how this song ****ing sucks but is still fun and the lyrics are a blast. It's like the opposite of all that Nazi punk I love so much. Body County need to re-record this song for ICE. Would be lit.