I'm Listening to Mongolian Throat Singing!!!

[Yorick]

Originally posted by bilqis: Actually Yorick & Jerome, we have many many tapes of Yemeni & Egyptian music (ever heard of Um Kulthum?) I keep bugging my husband to get them on cd before they die the eventual death of all cassette tapes. We are fans of World music at our house. Why limit ourselves to the same old boring stuff that airs on the radio or MTV?? Yorick, I'll be very interested to hear your next cd. I'm betting there will be multiple cultural influences in your new songs. Am I right? And *YIPPEEEEE* to the possible posting of Mongolian music at Stealthy's.

I've been into some of the music Peter Gabriels "Real World" music label has put out for some time. Some has included Yemeni music actually. Also into Afro-Celt, which combines trad. Celtic and North African music styles and players.

World music definitely has a freshness to it for sure.
Not sure what the story is with 'Hat-Baby'. It's damn catchy though, I keep singing it in my head...arrrg!.

Very strange.




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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!

[Yorick]

HAT BABY! CHECK THIS OUT

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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!



[This message has been edited by Yorick (edited 03-25-2001).]

[Yorick]

Disclaimer: Hat Baby is NOT Mongolian throat singing!

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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!

[Jerome]

perhaps rejected it was a bit strong: "overlooked" is much better

And Yorrick we was a general term, not just you lot

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[Moiraine]

Originally posted by Yorick: Disclaimer: Hat Baby is NOT Mongolian throat singing!

I think everbody going there can figure it out !

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[Yorick]

Originally posted by Jerome: perhaps rejected it was a bit strong: "overlooked" is much better And Yorrick we was a general term, not just you lot

'Rejected' was fine Jerome. It was the 'we' that was the prob. I just try to avoid generalisations where possible. 'We' implied everyone in general, when in actual fact I know more people who are fascinated by other cultures and enjoy hearing/discovering about them. I came across one such person you were talking about, just the other day and it actually shocked me.

No worries



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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!

[Yorick]

Originally posted by Jerome: Yorrick

Yes Jjerromme?




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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!

[This message has been edited by Yorick (edited 03-25-2001).]

[Jerome]

What?

Sorry about generalizing, i was trying to give an example, not alinate people, but as you say, no harm done

So when are we gonna hear this music then Yorrick?

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Meet Sparky, he's hungry.....

[Yorick]

Originally posted by Jerome: What? Sorry about generalizing, i was trying to give an example, not alinate people, but as you say, no harm done So when are we gonna hear this music then Yorrick?

Hey nice sig Jerromme!!



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Where were Hamlet and Horatio when I needed them?!

A fair dinkum laughing Hyena!

[Moiraine]

Jerome, no worries ! And yes, people rejecting other cultures and ways of thinking are a great nuisance in this world.

And ... I think Yorick meants by his that there is only one 'r' in his name ...

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