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The Dark Elf 
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 Posted: March 01 2015 at 13:30 |
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hahah. Tell us how you really feel man
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...a vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined
to take the place of the mud shark in your mythology...
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micky
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Posted: March 01 2015 at 13:33 |
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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Rick Robson
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Posted: March 01 2015 at 14:12 |
tricksiebzehn wrote:
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Man it's interesting your curiosity about music from diferent countries. I'd like to know does Supay feels to you, I appreciate very much andean folk music merged with other elements, like from classical music and rock ie, is that the case of this band? |
Yep, I feel it is. Not super much (I think Los Jaivas do a better Job regarding that) but it's worth a try, at least 3 tracks really got me. Just the keyboards sounds a bit cheesy from time to time (despite not being bad played).
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Yeah I like Los Jaivas too, particularly El Indio and Alturas de M.P., though being honest I still like even more some pure folk andean music that I have. But Supay have me curious about their music, I will check them out, thanks.
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 "Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy." LvB
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tricksiebzehn
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Posted: March 01 2015 at 15:05 |
Rick Robson wrote:
tricksiebzehn wrote:
Rick Robson wrote:
Man it's interesting your curiosity about music from diferent countries. I'd like to know does Supay feels to you, I appreciate very much andean folk music merged with other elements, like from classical music and rock ie, is that the case of this band? |
Yep, I feel it is. Not super much (I think Los Jaivas do a better Job regarding that) but it's worth a try, at least 3 tracks really got me. Just the keyboards sounds a bit cheesy from time to time (despite not being bad played).
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Yeah I like Los Jaivas too, particularly El Indio and Alturas de M.P., though being honest I still like even more some pure folk andean music that I have. But Supay have me curious about their music, I will check them out, thanks. |
Nice to hear. I don't have much andean folk, but I enjoy "Los Kjarkas" from time to time. Maybe you have a suggestion for me?
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Rick Robson
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Posted: March 01 2015 at 17:02 |
tricksiebzehn wrote:
Rick Robson wrote:
tricksiebzehn wrote:
Rick Robson wrote:
Man it's interesting your curiosity about music from diferent countries. I'd like to know does Supay feels to you, I appreciate very much andean folk music merged with other elements, like from classical music and rock ie, is that the case of this band? |
Yep, I feel it is. Not super much (I think Los Jaivas do a better Job regarding that) but it's worth a try, at least 3 tracks really got me. Just the keyboards sounds a bit cheesy from time to time (despite not being bad played).
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Yeah I like Los Jaivas too, particularly El Indio and Alturas de M.P., though being honest I still like even more some pure folk andean music that I have. But Supay have me curious about their music, I will check them out, thanks. |
Nice to hear. I don't have much andean folk, but I enjoy "Los Kjarkas" from time to time. Maybe you have a suggestion for me?
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Hey this is awesome! That's the same band I most enjoy, Los Kjarkas are indeed a great bolivian group, do you know the song "Sunch'u T'ikitay"? It's one of my favourites from them, and I find in it an interesting resemblance with that atmosphere from Steve Hackett's "The Red Flowers of Tachai Bloom Everywhere", I think you know this song too, off Spectral Mornings album. Other Kjarkas song incredibly beautiful is "Toyos", amongst quite a few others indeed.
Unfortunately I don't have other andean folk groups, but would like so much to find others as good as Los Kjarkas, I've long ago listened to some music from a couple of other groups, at the same time that I happened to know the bolivians, but I can't recall them anymore, it was 1989/1990 precisely.
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"Music is a higher revelation than all wisdom and philosophy." LvB
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tricksiebzehn
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Posted: March 02 2015 at 17:03 |
Rick Robson wrote:
tricksiebzehn wrote:
Nice to hear. I don't have much andean folk, but I enjoy "Los Kjarkas" from time to time. Maybe you have a suggestion for me?
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Hey this is awesome! That's the same band I most enjoy, Los Kjarkas are indeed a great bolivian group, do you know the song "Sunch'u T'ikitay"? It's one of my favourites from them, and I find in it an interesting resemblance with that atmosphere from Steve Hackett's "The Red Flowers of Tachai Bloom Everywhere", I think you know this song too, off Spectral Mornings album. Other Kjarkas song incredibly beautiful is "Toyos", amongst quite a few others indeed.
Unfortunately I don't have other andean folk groups, but would like so much to find others as good as Los Kjarkas, I've long ago listened to some music from a couple of other groups, at the same time that I happened to know the bolivians, but I can't recall them anymore, it was 1989/1990 precisely. |
Wow, thats odd, but cool! Yep, the tracks you mentioned are great, even if I can't remember if I already heard them. I should search for some more similar music in the near future.
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zwordser
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Posted: March 04 2015 at 11:57 |
Most of my collected albums so far have come from looking first at the PA top rated albums list (the top 250 in all categories), and a handful from looking only at reviews and forums. I've heard many people on this site say they pay little or no attention to the top-rated list, but it's been useful for me for seeing what is generally the best known, and best liked music: making it a good starting point. However, now I'm feeling more of a need to move away from it and explore music that is less well known (much of which is probably just as good as what's listed in the top-rated list) Anyway, too many for me to mention too, but I'll list some of the best finds I made from PA: Scheherezade and Other Stories -- Rennaisance Anabelas -- Bubu Western Culture -- Henry Cow Hatfield and the North Visions -- Haken The Power and the Glory, and Acquiring the Taste -- Gentle Giant Suffocating the Bloom -- Echolyn English Electric pt. 1 and 2 -- Big Big Train ...And all of Van Der Graff Generator's best rated albums, plus a bunch of Italian Prog that I had not been aware of before I found this site.
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tszirmay
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Posted: March 04 2015 at 12:05 |
Harvest- North Winds Cymande-same Dean Watson- Fantasizer Sunbirds-same
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