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ah, i thought some movies you shared on youtube were yours. i tried to shoot @ a few concerts and stopped as well. it's not cool to watch the concert from a visor trying not to shake the camera.

thanks for reassuring our faith in our work boys and girls, it's appreciated ;)

Holger that documentary by Fatih Akin has been very successful in creating interest in Turkish music, it's cool, Osman Ismen is an even more underground veteran will be interesting! Cheers and enjoy that Zu concert! you're gonna shoot any videos?

hi
sorry can't post all the files individually
but if you specifically need 1-2
i'll try to post them seperately this week on a different selection
cheers

In just 3 years, the political power of his art has been neutralized by the media, pop-culture and the art market. Now he's another sought out artist in chic galleries, everybody knows him and tabloids are trying to identify him. He's still doing OK I guess, check out his work from alabama and new orleans. http://www.supertouchart.com/2008/08/30/road-tr... & http://www.trendometre.com/2008/09/01/banksy-ka...

massive!

kafasini

Hello Bauldoff, this little corner is highly relevant, in fact it surpassed and replaced most of the other design blogs in my reader.. keep it up!

@mantis recordings: done, sorry for the trouble!

how true!

little bit late but, here's Hakim Bey's seminal Overcoming Tourism text, which has in a way some resemblance of what we are speaking.

"The imagination of the capitalist «first world» is exhausted. It cannot imagine anything different. So the tourist leaves the homogenous space of «home» for the heterogenous space of «foreign climes» not to receive a «blessing» but simply to admire the picturesque, the mere view or snapshot of difference, to see the difference.

The tourist consumes difference. "

BTW, I should remind once again that it's not particularly Onra that I'm speaking about, which I enjoy very much.

Full text : http://www.hermetic.com/bey/tourism.html which I guess inspired Porest's Tourrorists album as well!

thanks andre! great interpretation

Thanks Holger! Drunken Forest's such a great album !.

I'm intrigued about the Cosa Brava project, I'd be happy if you can drop me a note when it's out...

hey Jake, yeah I know but can't find time!. hit me back with your email please ;)

the orange covered album is the first one, the second album is called "Tora Tora Cult", but a quick search didn't reveal any places to buy. ;/ I'll try to look later.

sorry we can't email tracks, you've got to buy to hear the rest :)

hmm, there seems to be no problem, just right click and save as..

hey, i had you in mind when i published that, I was wondering if you knew them or not :)

thanks! comment love like this makes us extremely happy :)

ah ok, the thing is i didn't want to mean that all the blacks are rich now i'm pretty sure that blacks / asian etc. are grossly poor in relation to white caucasian christian/jews etc. or arabs for that matter. i was just trying to say that artists / musicians are not singing like the black artists of 70s, nothing about social consciousness, poverty, education, problems , but most of the mainstream artists have made it, and they're now singing about wealth and girls and money and how people like p diddy etc. and all them people on the cribs with multiple cars and houses like temples etc. are a disgrace to their race and their history, sorry if it didn't come out like that..

:) thanks for the compliments
i had heard of zu but haven't listened to them yet, i guess i'll have to hunt them down now! any specific albums i should begin with?

reupped enjoy!

thx mate, I got the lyrics from some site and I was wondering what he meant on that line, there goes another mystery!

done! enjoy

Yeah I tried to explain how everything is melded into one but you've put it better than me :)