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Artist.....: Fun-Da-Mental
Album......: Voices of Mass Destruction
Type.......: Album
Genre......: Electronic
Style......: Trip-Hop, Tribal
Label......: Nation Records
CatalogNr..: NR101CD
Url........: http://www.nationrecords.co.uk
Rel.date...: 31.03.2007
Str.date...: 00.00.2003
Source.....: CDDA
Grabber....: EAC 0.95 beta 3
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 -V 2 --vbr-new
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 9
Size.......: 66,92 MB
Length.....: 52:07
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Tracklist
01. The Last Gospel (Pressure Drop Bam Boom Mix) 03:43
02. Tagai Soul (Temple of Sound Jubilee Mix) 03:35
03. Fire Water (Swami BhangraDotCom Remix) 03:59
04. Fire Water (Moody Boyz Remix) 06:39
05. The Last Gospel (Juttla Remix) 06:31
06. The Last Gospel (Pressure Drop Electro Mix) 06:42
07. Tagai Soul (Temple of Sound Afro-Brazilia Remix) 03:35
08. The Last Gospel (Pressure Drop Beatbox Mix) 07:04
09. The Last Gospel (Album Version) 10:19
Total Time: 52:07
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Release Notes
British-based multi-cultural group formed in August '91 for London's annual
Notting Hill Carnival, drawing on Indian, Afro-Caribbean and Afro-American
musical forms but highly politicized, often with a distinctive Islamic or
civil rights twist. Initial line-up consisted of Bad-Sha Lallaman and Aki
Nawaz (properly Haq Qureshi) who went under the stage name of Propa-Gandhi,
Man-Tharoo (who later went under the name of Goldfinger) and DJ Obeah (who
would be replaced by Dave Watts). The least convincing colour on their style
palette would be rap; their originality lies in their manipulation of
soundbite and sample. Often witty, they mix samples of the classical
instruments, the metamorphosed motif of the train whistle from the Hindi film
Pakeezah, Pakistani village music and filmi (Indian film music), all woven
into a patterns of flavours. They are also influenced by the spirit of punk.
By now Fun-Da-Mental comprised Amir Ali (lyrics), Aki Nawaz (music), Inder
Matharu (lyrics/percussion), Dave Watts (additional samples) and Count
Dubulah (bass/guitar). Lallaman and Goldfinger left August '93, replaced by
MC Mushtaq and Hot Dog Dennis. They marked their arrival in style with a
debut double album Seize The Time '94 on Beggar's Banquet/Nation, as well as
a new stage name for Watts, now working as Impi-D.
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