VA-Thai_Beat-A-Go-Go_Volume_2-LP-2009-BCC

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2010-06-28

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Artist  : VA
Title   : Thai Beat-A-Go-Go Volume 2
Genre   : Funk
Year    : 2009
Date    : 06/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks  : 15
Label   : Subliminal Sounds
Source  : Vinyl
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length  : 43:03 min
Size    : 62,2 MB


Tracklist:
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01.pm pocket music  -  tonborathes        02:35
02.viparat piengsuwan  -  yok yok         02:36
(jump jump)
03.surapon  -  ding dong                  02:31
04.the reasons  -  shimmy shimmy ko ko    01:59
bop
05.kabuan moogda  -  wairoon (teenager)   04:05
06.viparat piengsuwan  -  nai teum        02:32
(cool guy)
07.sodsai chaengkij  -  lady madonna      01:39
08.suda chuenbarn  -  funky broadway      02:33
09.pm pocket music  -  sud chatri         03:06
10.piangpith siriwalai  -  yark! (desire) 03:01
11.the cat  -  soul people say            02:50
12.chutima duangporn  -  yord muay thai   02:39
13.exotic  -  don tree tee rak            02:45
(my dear music)
14.t zchew & the johnny  -  let your      03:42
life be free
15.sruang santi  -  aow pai pao           04:30
(take it to burn)
                                         -------
                                          43:03 min



In an era when rock has completely
broken all ties with its roots, and
become boring and grindingly consistent,
its good to go back and realize that
there are still a lot of different ways
to approach this pop thing. Sometimes,
the people who know the least about
authenticity do the best job. Take
Pairote's cover of "Your Cheatin Heart,"
as well as the covers of "All Shook Up"
and "Funky Broadway."
Make no mistake about it, this isn't
some pansy watered down crap to sell at
a health food store thats been doctored
up with house beats and buddhas on the
cover - this is the real deal. Raw and
jangly, free of all the conventional
approaches to learning and playing pop
and rock and music.
It is my hope that records like these
can help make a revelation for
listeners- that the "third world" isn't
so far away, and that when other
cultures are influenced by Western pop,
its only influence, not just blind and
parrotting. A thousand year old culture
doesn't just dissappear in the event
that one Elvis record is broadcast.

http://www.subliminalsounds.se/

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