[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;17637087]For such a terrible moderator you sure are full of yourself. Must be nice to have such an inflated sense of self-worth.[/QUOTE]

quoting before he deletes another post of his

Scarface - The Diary

ghana special: modern highlife, afro sounds and ghanian blues 1968 -1981

i think its pretty funny how its really hip to like african or african inspired music all of sudden

'afro beat'

Pete Rock - [I]NY`s Finest[/I]

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;17637441]i think its pretty funny how its really hip to like african or african inspired music all of sudden[/QUOTE]

Graceland came out in like the 80s. Remain in Light too! i bet those things were popular back then.

i don't get it

Deerhunter - [I]Turn It Up Fagg[I]o[/I]t[/I]

need moar

Catharsis by Nadine Mansour
www.nadinemansour.com
www.itunes.com/nadinemansour

that ghana comp is pretty cool. massive.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;17637441]i think its pretty funny how its really hip to like african or african inspired music all of sudden[/QUOTE]

i think it's always been popular, these albums just get reissued sometimes and reviews put on like Pitchfork etc... so then they pop up on the indie blogs where i randomly download them cause i like fela kuti. . .

i just downloaded nick cave's discography he's one of my favorite musicians

that's quite a few albums there

[QUOTE=niobium;17637914]i just downloaded nick cave's discography he's one of my favorite musicians[/QUOTE]

what're your favorite(s) so far?

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;17637192]Scarface - The Diary[/QUOTE]

nice switch there.

pavement- [I]crooked rain, crooked rain[/I]
sunset rubdown- [I]dragonslayer[/I]
ampere- [I]all our tomorrows end today[/I]

pavement is headlining sasquatch this year. ugh.

u no like pavement?

no but i wouldn't mind seeing them its just stephen malkmus has been there twice in the past four years and basically plays all the good pavement songs.