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Avatarmember 1 post Location: philadelphia, PA, USA
Posted: I am trying to find some really good tribal kind of music. Kind of like polenesian drums or island drum music. There is a ton of techno and drum and base but I am looking for some real tribal kind of drums. I know there are many albums with digeridoo(sp?) but I am looking for something that is like a drum circle or shaman kind of stuff. Any recomendations? ThanksAvatar
Posted: There are lots, though not all are "island" sounding:- The Kodo Drummers (Japanese)- Mickey Hart's Planet Drum (Cross Cultural)- The Diga Rhythm Band (Cross Cultural)- Nexus (Cross Cultural)- Babatunde Olatunji (African)- Zakir Hussein (Indian Tabla)Of those, Babatunde and the Kodo are probably the most "tribal" sounding.
flash fireBRONZE Member Sporadically Prodigal 2,758 posts Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
Posted: Hi there - good topic. I'd like to hear some more specific responses to this one. We've talked about music many times before, but rarely come up with actual recommendations for this genre.https://www.homeofpoi.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000171.htmlhttps://www.homeofpoi.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000103.htmlhttps://www.homeofpoi.com/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000025.htmlthere's some light reading for you!
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strawberryfiremember 10 posts Location: seven hills, nsw, australia
Posted: a bit of the topic but just recently found a cd of gregorian chants of popular songs, its only a new cd. some of them might sound a bit wierd and wonderful to do your thing by!!
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