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Putumayo Presents World Loungeby: Jasmon, Nicola Conte, Gotan Project, Mo' Horizons, Mau Mau, Arling & Cameron, Montefiori Cocktail, Dissidenten, Hamid Baroudi Release Date April 09, 2002 Love this CD. Great for background music at parties or long road trips. Funky, jazzy, hip-hop, fun. Ethnic eclectic sound. |
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Live in Europeby: Dissidenten Release Date September 14, 1999 Another of their live releases (understandable given their feel for live performance), this one features recordings from July 1997 through September 1998. The core group is augmented by guests that include jazz legend Charlie Mariano. A well recorded blend of jazz, world, rock and other influences and an excellent introduction or addition to their recorded legacy. |
Instinctive Travelerby: Dissidenten Release Date July 01, 1997 Music from every continent is mixed with smooth electronic backbeats to create a good album to relax to at the end of the day. The last track is pretty weak but it's a nice album nonetheless. |
Sahara Elektricby: Dissidenten Release Date October 25, 1990 Music from every continent is mixed with smooth electronic backbeats to create a good album to relax to at the end of the day. The last track is pretty weak but it's a nice album nonetheless. |
Life at the Pyramidsby: Dissidenten Release Date November 03, 1992 Music from every continent is mixed with smooth electronic backbeats to create a good album to relax to at the end of the day. The last track is pretty weak but it's a nice album nonetheless. |
The Jungle Bookby: Dissidenten Release Date September 28, 1993 Music from every continent is mixed with smooth electronic backbeats to create a good album to relax to at the end of the day. The last track is pretty weak but it's a nice album nonetheless. |
Mixed Up Jungleby: Dissidenten Release Date August 09, 1999 Robert seems to miss the point. Die Dissidenten play around with received music - they do that quite well, especially on Jungle Book, and were in the forefront of mixing Western dance/jazz and African/Asian musics together. This album is remixes of their work.....not likely to be too original - but, as always with remix albums, to give new aspects to the work. I think it does that adequately, but for originality you ought to listen to the Jungle Book (where the Karnataka College of Percussion display both originality and real skill). |
Out of This Worldby: Dissidenten Release Date November 14, 1989 Robert seems to miss the point. Die Dissidenten play around with received music - they do that quite well, especially on Jungle Book, and were in the forefront of mixing Western dance/jazz and African/Asian musics together. This album is remixes of their work.....not likely to be too original - but, as always with remix albums, to give new aspects to the work. I think it does that adequately, but for originality you ought to listen to the Jungle Book (where the Karnataka College of Percussion display both originality and real skill). |
Life at the Pyramidsby: Dissidenten Release Date October 17, 1990 Robert seems to miss the point. Die Dissidenten play around with received music - they do that quite well, especially on Jungle Book, and were in the forefront of mixing Western dance/jazz and African/Asian musics together. This album is remixes of their work.....not likely to be too original - but, as always with remix albums, to give new aspects to the work. I think it does that adequately, but for originality you ought to listen to the Jungle Book (where the Karnataka College of Percussion display both originality and real skill). |
Love Supremeby: Dissidenten Release Date April 16, 1995 Robert seems to miss the point. Die Dissidenten play around with received music - they do that quite well, especially on Jungle Book, and were in the forefront of mixing Western dance/jazz and African/Asian musics together. This album is remixes of their work.....not likely to be too original - but, as always with remix albums, to give new aspects to the work. I think it does that adequately, but for originality you ought to listen to the Jungle Book (where the Karnataka College of Percussion display both originality and real skill). |