Have we discussed Dance With the Dead? Because if we haven't, they'd be right up your alley! FM Attack, too.
What have you guys been listening to?
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A million times this.
These guys are like 16 years old and from New Zealand, hence the singing in Maori.
These guys are like 16 years old and from New Zealand, hence the singing in Maori.
Seeing that started me up on Haka's and the Maori culture in general. Makes me feel ill, watching a Haka because it oozes culture and tradition....it shows a spirit within it's people. What does America have for culture and tradition? We have Wal-Mart and "black Friday". 
The US doesn't have old culture or folk traditions because we are a young country, full of people from other places. Our strongest traditions come from our holidays, yes, but more than just black Friday. We have the whole month of December that is the build up to Christmas and New Year's - with decorations and music and foods and general good will that's missing the rest of the year. We have other seasonal traditions as well. But, you're right. Our Christmas music is probably the closest thing we have to traditional folk type stuff, and it's mainly from the last century. So far as music genres, everything from motown to country & western to (heavy metal and) rock to bluegrass to rap was invented (or at least popularized) here. Not sure what else you are looking for on that front.
While I can appreciate the metal and the celebration of Maori culture for sure, that video would seem a little more legit if it weren't being played by a bunch of ginger looking dudes (instead of say, Polynesians). Not sure how they play into Maori culture.
While I can appreciate the metal and the celebration of Maori culture for sure, that video would seem a little more legit if it weren't being played by a bunch of ginger looking dudes (instead of say, Polynesians). Not sure how they play into Maori culture.
I'm Not sure if we have, but they popped up as recommended on the side often, and yes, they are FAR up my alley.
That is, pretty awesome. Have you heard of Ill Nino?
You like?Eduardo, what have you done..?
Yes. It's taking me back to my youth... Listening to a long playlist on youtube now while I work.
Wow! I’d love to see this with my bloodline! It would be insane! I met my biological father as a teen,and know him now...found out through him,and was able to meet my grandmother before she passed who was half black(that’s where my last name originated also,it was her last name,then my father’s,then mine...),so I’m 1:8th of African decent. :O Little things still pop out in our genetics..2 of my half brothers have the curly hair,although it’s blonde...one of my daughters has it also,..I have multiple baby mammas,..little to no body hair,still have abs at 40,..and I can run fast AF when I see blue lights,lol. just enough black to have anger issues,but not enough to want to steal your bicycleI thought they were culture-stealing honkeys, too, but they are of Maori descent.
Something like this, I guess.
I love angel Dust. Midlife Crisis isn’t as fun to hear now that I’m middle aged tho,lol
I know, I know, I know, it's not as good as the original. Yeah, yeah. It's still awesome, though.
Not terrible, but I'll stick to the original (is my ringtone
). Still listening to the 80's synth you got me addicted to.
His library is extensive. I mean, he freaking did Wheels on the Bus and the 70's Spiderman theme. My favorites are when he does sh!tty pop songs and makes them awesome. LMAO Party Rock is one of my faves.
I absolutely cannot get enough. It's glorious.Still listening to the 80's synth you got me addicted to.
I can't recall if I've shared this one before, but it too is some great synth/retrowave listening.
Yeah, I had a musician buddy recommend them as well so I checked them out and enjoyed. Apparently they are a favorite of the Q team too.
Yeah, Q posted a link and that's how I found them. I was like, hey! Right up my alley! I already dig this stuff!
