jt wrote:
have been searching for any kwaito (brenda fassie etc) on vinyl. any peeps
from SA on the list?
from what i've read, there is only one pressing plant in Africa, in
zimbabwe, and kwaito in general >doesnt come on vinyl??? thats criminal if
true...pleeease help...
btw kwaito = south african offspring/response to house...
dont have an answer to your question, but i do have a follow up question
[sort of..]
how on earth did you get exposed to this kind of music?
i remember seeing mention of it on some arty-farty tv-show here in holland
about two months ago, but none of the songs i heard on that short [aprox. 20
minutes] documantery could really grab my intention.
i'm asking because i sometimes find it funny where and how i sometimes find
out about a musician or a musical style, in a somewhat unlikely place, and
i'm just curious about other peoples experiences. [or is this the wrong
forum to ask questions like this and should i just register for the ol
messageboard?]
most unlikely place/situation i've discovered new music was watching rip
curl surfvideo's. usually surf video's are dominated by punk rock รก la korn
and others, but rip curl's 'the search' had some mutabaruka, some indonesian
sounds, and some music by tom curren that i really enjoyed.
jurren
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