Something different tthis time: Malinese singer Niama Tounkara's album Nongon Kele. This was released by F.C.A. from Paris. Support them and visit their shop at 53 Rue Doudeauville, Paris, France.
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Saturday, August 20, 2011
Friday, August 19, 2011
Minny Pops - Live Parkhof, Alkmaar 29-11-1980
The Minny Pops live at the (now destroyed) Parkhof venue in Alkmaar, The Netherlands on Nov. 29, 1980. No tracklist, maybe someone can help...
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
815? - Okdekkvin? & Final Refuse (Japan 1995)
Two tapes from 1995 by obscure Japanese hardcorepunk band 815? If anyone has more info about this band, let us know.
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Bonsho - Japanese Temple Bells 8-17th Century (1984)
The Bonsho is the large temple bell. It is suspended inside the shoro constructed specifically to house the bell. The Japanese character "bon" is used to express purity. Because the Bonsho is used for Buddhist Services it is given this honorific title. The Seattle Betsuin uses the Bonsho in a very unique style. Although the Bonsho is traditionally only rung prior to the service to let the "assembly" know that the service will begin, the Bonsho at the Betsuin is also rung after the beginning of the service and is used as a focal point during our "Bonsho Meditation". Listening to the Bonsho may remind us of the words found in the beginning of the Heike Mono-gatari: "The voice of the bell at the Jetavana grove resounds with (the teaching of) all conditioned things are impermanent..."
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