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I voted "sometimes" but I think its even more than that. I listen to a lot of Canadian bands like Faber Drive. I listen to German bands like Donots, The Grandtry, Smile & Burn, and Helloween. I listen to Italian bands like Lacuna Coil. I listen to Norwegian bands like Taake and Korpiklaani. I even listen to DJ's from the Netherlands and other Euro countries. So yeah I do listen to a lot of bands and DJ's from other countries.
And those are only the ones I can remember right now.
Are UK and Irish bands "World Bands"? I listen to a ton of bands from those countries too.
Dunno. Maybe I listen to more "World Bands" than US bands, lol!
1970s was the best time for African music. I mean Nigerian, Ghana, Tanzanian, Congolese, Kenyan, and Cameroon really had a good time for advance of the great music. I mean diversity was so high. Also don't forget we had so much styles that made African music so on top.
Let me show you some
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The problem with Franco Pepe Kalle is that he is a unpredictable character. There is surprising info about this man. You think he only likes Franco and Pepe Kalle but when you find out that he hears other artists, you are shock.
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Very nice! I really appreciated those. I think I might like 70's African Jazz more than the American output from the same time.
I understand. Well you might be right. Don't worry. I will definitely try to find more mali music. I enjoy that music quite a bit.
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The problem with Franco Pepe Kalle is that he is a unpredictable character. There is surprising info about this man. You think he only likes Franco and Pepe Kalle but when you find out that he hears other artists, you are shock.
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