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Post by alexchuck » Sun Nov 23, 2008 5:59 pm

DJ Be@st - Balkan Break

Tracklist:

01. Mitsoura - Lei Toi
02. Anima Sound System - We Strike
03. Eastenders - Hai Cu Totii (Gaetano Fabri Remix)
04. Kal - Mozzarella (Gaetano Fabri Remix)
05. Noise Of Human Art - Balkan Hot Step
06. [dunkelbunt] Ft. Harry Stojka - The Stojka Empire
07. Shantel Vs. Mahala Rai Banda - Mahalageasca (Bucovina Dub)
08. Deladap - Goldreggen (N.O.H.A. Mix)
09. [dunkelbunt] Ft. Mc Raf & Fanfare Ciocarlia - The Chocolate Butterfly
10. Caravan Palace - Jolie Coquine
11. Shantel - Bucovina

Duration: 24:58 Size: 35 MB

http://www.mediafire.com/?eiwhwtmzemz

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Post by edd » Tue Nov 25, 2008 4:58 pm

bibishte wrote:gypsies are very good musicians so I don't understand what's the problem.

popular (folklore) music in Balkans (Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, and so on) is not gypsy music but it's closer to it (the instruments, the tempo and so on) than to irish music, american country music or chinese music, etc. so it's no big deal to confuse them.

I don't like this kind of music because it does not address to the intellectuals/young ppl, but rather to old people or to the people from the rural environment (peasants) with no college, big hopes, dreams and aspirations. its message is childish, it usually speaks about a shepherd who misses his ladyfriend, the musical theme is repeated over and over again and apparently the only human beings who are able to dance on it are my grandparents.

this kind of music will always be light and easy-going, aiming to be a "politically correct - let's not talk about anything relevant - let's not disturb anyone OR make them think too hard" type of music, just like any other folklore/popular music (from any corner of this world)

this kind of music will never have a deep, meditative or hardcore, drinking, let's do drugs and skank side, things that our generation expects from musicians. we are living in free times, there are no more communist/fascist regimes around to censor music and don't we just love progress/evolution when it comes to music? ;)

the discussion can go and on.
Nah man, fairplay if u dont like it but still.. its easy to say something repeats itself if u dont listen to it very much, i mean how many people think that about electronic music??

and u mustve never seen any balkan/gypsy bands live if u reckon that only ur granparents can dance to it, im 17 from england and i fuclking love it.. maybe not like the more traditional stuff but still..


i love all kindsa music and doing drugs and skanking to gypsyish music is fucking good fun! saw gogol bordelo the other day and they were actualy amazing, its just diferent. i can see ur point but give it a try, ull pribly like it!

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Post by a of dkr » Tue Dec 02, 2008 9:43 pm

i just think that Shukar Collective need to be mentioned in this thread.
real quality mixture of electronic and gypsy music.
must check out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhXU9POaR5A
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Post by raposanegra » Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:43 am

I'm more into Balkan beats...

Gypsy music with electronic... it's awesome! I wish there were parties of Balkan Beats in Portugal!


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Balkan Beat Box - Actually one of my favorite bands ever!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_T8sx0pCp4

Shantel - DISKO PARTIZANI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gViaOYgV8yI

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Shantel DISKO BOY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be7O4m9rOZE

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Boban Markovic & Shantel - Bucovina Dub

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fujQbm3PhlA


LOVEEEEEEEEEEE BALKAN MUSICCC! :i: More than dubstep... yes... more than dubstep... :6:

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Post by ghandi » Wed Dec 03, 2008 1:45 am

bibishte wrote:DJ Be@st - Balkan Break

Tracklist:

01. Mitsoura - Lei Toi
02. Anima Sound System - We Strike
03. Eastenders - Hai Cu Totii (Gaetano Fabri Remix)
04. Kal - Mozzarella (Gaetano Fabri Remix)
05. Noise Of Human Art - Balkan Hot Step
06. [dunkelbunt] Ft. Harry Stojka - The Stojka Empire
07. Shantel Vs. Mahala Rai Banda - Mahalageasca (Bucovina Dub)
08. Deladap - Goldreggen (N.O.H.A. Mix)
09. [dunkelbunt] Ft. Mc Raf & Fanfare Ciocarlia - The Chocolate Butterfly
10. Caravan Palace - Jolie Coquine
11. Shantel - Bucovina

Duration: 24:58 Size: 35 MB

http://www.mediafire.com/?eiwhwtmzemz
Nice one, cheers bibishte!

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Post by alexchuck » Wed Dec 03, 2008 2:20 am

yeah, shukar groove collective are THAT good.

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Post by anonymi » Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:14 am

With respect to the earlier discussion, I too must admit an ignorance of the finer points of Balkan history and prehistory. I just came across this at a Balkan music festival in Berlin, including Boris Kovac and Ladaaba Orchesta, some huge brass collective with a single Davul providing the beat (awesome instrument) , followed by the Balkan Beats Soundsystem. Wicked night.

I guess my perspective on the gypsy thing is based on films like Latcho Drom (watch it if you can find it!) which definitely takes a turn through Balkan states, but shows the musical and cultural continuity along the Romany diaspora between the Punjab and Spain.

The way I see it, music for dancing shouldnt be caught up by political divides, and theres a definite compatibility between rhythms from all across the romany range, and even elements of swing, and jazz. Django probably had something to do with that...

My top tips - Shantel, Dunkelbunt, Typsy Gypsy (and the Balkan Hotstep Soundsystem), and OMFO (for electro weirdness).

If anyones in the Oxford area, Im doing a Balkan Basement night monthly at the Brickworks - Next one on the 13th Dec. Come and have a polka!

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Post by esoundc » Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:34 am

ok than can someone give me a reasonable point what exactly is Balkan Music.


for sure no, since it is a media manipulation and the free minds are eating it like hot breath.
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Post by raposanegra » Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:36 pm

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This is interesting, Gypsys from Japan!

www.myspace.com/thedolomitesoriginal

Anyone knows some good Balkan Music bands (even if they are not from the balkans) that sing in English?

(besides Balkan beat box, shantel, gogol...)

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Post by a of dkr » Wed Dec 03, 2008 8:08 pm

RaposaNegra wrote:
This is interesting, Gypsys from Japan!

www.myspace.com/thedolomitesoriginal
lol, he's not from japan man. He just moved there. But he's actually half romanian-half english. But I like his songs.
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anyways.. also, quite on topic, you can check out an Alien Pimp dubstep tune with samples from a romanian folk singer. quality choon imho.
http://www.myspace.com/thealienpimp , it's called Roots 2.
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Post by staas » Wed Dec 03, 2008 11:36 pm

people should download this my favorite song
http://rapidshare.com/files/167362234/1 ... o.mp3.html
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Post by raposanegra » Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:56 pm

Check the track "Pussyhole Cafe" ... big remix!

http://www.myspace.com/djtypsygypsy

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Post by esoundc » Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:54 pm

allright and now it is time to learn some about real Balkan music, free of media manipulation, free of hype, free of modernism.

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should i write who that guy is.
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Post by raposanegra » Fri Dec 05, 2008 1:01 pm

esoundc wrote:allright and now it is time to learn some about real Balkan music, free of media manipulation, free of hype, free of modernism.

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should i write who that guy is.
i can guess it's someone from bulgaria

maybe the same as this: ?Image

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Post by a of dkr » Fri Dec 05, 2008 1:06 pm

esoundc wrote:ok than can someone give me a reasonable point what exactly is Balkan Music.


for sure no, since it is a media manipulation and the free minds are eating it like hot breath.
:!:
ask Balkansky ;)
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Post by esoundc » Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:26 pm

RaposaNegra wrote:
maybe the same as this: ?Image
yes it is. Orpheus it is not prehystorical bulgarian, but the tracian tribe's are part of the same people. :wink: but i think u find a wrong drawning of him :lol:
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Post by raposanegra » Fri Dec 05, 2008 7:48 pm

well he's playing the same instrument! =P

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Post by esoundc » Sat Dec 06, 2008 11:10 am

yes yes.

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