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Revisiting our best electronic albums from , we find these records have stood the test of time. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Album opener "Azawade" finds its rhythm right off the bat, and stays nestled in its groove for the next eight-plus minutes. Views Read Edit View history. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. There are guest shots scattered though the recording, with Ethiopian-rooted, Israeli-born singer Cabra Casey; Yankele Segal on the Persian tar; and Mark Eliyahu on kamanche adding to the mix.

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Delicious Lips, Delicious Text: Vocals remain an element in the instrumental mix but are never the focus of a song, and this decision, like so many others, fits the mood of the album perfectly.

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This record is a gift. The bend reels off a string of outstanding tunes without pausing for breath: Eurotrash bargain basement new wave dance pop, with the occasional moody detour, is business as usual for Stereo Total, and business is good on Ah! Views Read Edit View history. The two artists seem to have a genuine affection for one another's music and musical personalities.

It all sounds earthy and unearthly at the same time -- something that could be said about much of this record. This expanded edition from Cherry Red Records makes the case for tek it free of the baggage of that alt rock era.

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These tracks have ample time to breathe and stretch. Jackie Chan's 10 Best Films.

Toure sets aside his electric guitar for these sessions, and the revelation -- one of them -- is that his sinuous melody lines are just as much at home on an unplugged instrument. Music The Toure-Raichel Collective: Popmatters is wholly independently owned and operated.

Find out more about our use of this data. Six of the album's eleven songs top six minutes, while just two clock in at under four. Toure's guitar plays off Raichel's keyboards, and vice versa, with occasional other sounds creeping into the mix as well. There's no grandstanding, no fight for supremacy, just an coloective of ideas that develops slowly and takes you along.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. None of that history, though, could have prepared a listener for the transcendent brilliance of Toure's latest effort, an album-length collaboration with Israeli keyboardist and pop star Idan Raichel.

Cumbancha US Release Date: Even though this collaboration is equally billed, the tunes mostly sound closer to a Malian source.

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The Toure-Raichel Collective: The Tel Aviv Session

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Later in the record, "Toure" rocks with surprising vigor, helped along by an unexpected but thoroughly welcome harmonica, while "Le Niger" strikes a dreamier note for its eight-minute tep time.

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Idan Raichel is a pop star and household name in Israel. Edgar Allan Poe's 10 Best Stories. Last year's album The Secret was an excellent addition to his ouevre, coming on the heels of his live album and featuring surprising contributions from unlikely sources like Derek Trucks and John Scofield. TOPY and Genesis P-Orridge's knowing adoption of cult iconography and organizing principles quickly slid from satiric emulation to full embrace -- and we all went along with it.

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With his long dreadlocks and turban, Idan is easily recognized.