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| Artist | Track | Album | Label | Comments | New | Approx. start time |
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| Oldu O Zaman |
Sigarasi Yaldizli
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Single | Les Disques Bongo Joe | * | 0:00:00 (Pop-up) | |
| Gaye Su Akyol |
Anadolu Ejderi
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Anadolu Ejderi | Glitterbeat | * | 0:04:15 (Pop-up) | |
| Dur Dur Band |
Duurka (Xabiib)
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The Berlin Session | Outhere Records | Advance single | * | 0:08:33 (Pop-up) |
| Xarir Axmed |
Salsal
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Single | Xarir Axmed | 0:12:51 (Pop-up) | ||
| Bakaka Band |
Gobonimada Jira (Choose Freedom)
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Various Artists: Mogadisco – Dancing Mogadishu (Somalia 1972 – 1991) | Analog Africa | 0:16:19 (Pop-up) | ||
| Entoto Band |
Aykedashim Libe
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Entoto Band | Guitar Globetrotter Recordings | * | 0:24:48 (Pop-up) | |
| uKanDanz |
Ferjign Cheraka
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Against the Odds | Compagnie 4000 | 0:31:46 (Pop-up) | ||
| Yishak Banjaw |
Engudaye Nesh
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Love Songs Volume 2 | Teranga Beat | 0:37:51 (Pop-up) | ||
| Ethio Stars |
Aderech Arada, Bekifir
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Ethio Stars and Tukul Band featuring Mulatu Astatke - Addis 1988 | Piranha | 0:44:34 (Pop-up) | ||
| Gétatchèw Mèkurya |
Akalé Wubé
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Gétatchèw Mèkurya & His Saxophone | Heavenly Sweetness | 0:49:05 (Pop-up) | ||
| Solomane Doumbia |
Segou To Lagos
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Ségou to Lagos | Mieruba | * | 0:56:24 (Pop-up) | |
| Cheikh Lo |
Leer Gui Fall
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Balbalou | Chapter Two Records / Wagram Music | 1:00:20 (Pop-up) | ||
| Boukader Coulibaly |
Taka Kadi
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Various Artists: Every Song Has its End - Sonic Dispatches from Traditional Mali | Glitterbeat | 1:06:11 (Pop-up) | ||
| Momi Maiga |
Sidiya feat Sílvia Pérez Cruz
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Nio | Segell Microscopi | * | 1:13:03 (Pop-up) | |
| Nenia Ira |
Quand ça va pas
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Nenia Ira | Vlad | * | 1:17:40 (Pop-up) | |
| Souad Massi |
Mirage
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Sequana | Backingtrack Productions | * | 1:22:20 (Pop-up) | |
| Constantinople, Kiya Tabassian & Ghalia Benali |
Rags E Sahar (Dance of the Dawn), Talama (It has been a While)
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In the Footsteps of Rumi | Glossa | * | 1:26:39 (Pop-up) | |
| Abdelli |
Amdakoul
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Songs of Exile | ARC Music | 1:38:03 (Pop-up) | ||
| Jiraan Ensemble |
Mantilatos
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Sirto | Zephyrus Records | * | 1:45:04 (Pop-up) | |
| Ananta |
For Her
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Infinity Live | HD Records | * | 1:49:05 (Pop-up) | |
| Didon |
If Only
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Tunisian Tale | Electrofone | * | 1:55:54 (Pop-up) | |
| Yandong Grand Singers |
Hank Liingh Angs Mags
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Everyone Listen Close | Pan Records | 2:02:22 (Pop-up) | ||
| A Moving Sound |
Dynasty
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Starshine | Wind Music | 2:05:08 (Pop-up) | ||
| Ak Dan Gwang Chil |
The Dance of Lions
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Such Is Life | Poclanos | 2:11:08 (Pop-up) | ||
| Huong Thanh |
Ly Muoi Thuong
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Viêt-nam: Musique Du Cai Luong | Ocora | 2:17:59 (Pop-up) | ||
| The Herdsmen |
Sisters' Zhuangkua (Bump And Fall) Dance
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Various Artists: Lost In China | Riverboat | 2:23:52 (Pop-up) | ||
| DuOud & In Jimo |
Shuo Shi Hua-MMM
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DuOud & In Jimo | China Music House | 2:30:23 (Pop-up) | ||
| He Guizhi and others |
Song of Vegetable Searching
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Various Artists: Folk Music of China, Vol. 10 | Naxos | 2:35:56 (Pop-up) | ||
| Sangpuy |
Amanan Na Kemazu
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Gain Strength | 2:38:19 (Pop-up) | |||
| NST & The Soul Sauce meets Kim Yulhee |
The Swallow Knows
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Single | 2:42:47 (Pop-up) | |||
| Jah Wobble and the Chinese Dub Orchestra |
Happy Tibetan Girl
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Jah Wobble and the Chinese Dub Orchestra | 2:49:08 (Pop-up) | |||
| Leenalchi |
Catch a Rabbit
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Sugungga | Zanpar | 2:55:13 (Pop-up) |
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Mister Dobalina:
Bas NL:
Bryant in TO:
Rob W:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Rob W:
larf:
radioronan:
chresti:
A Bump in Burbank:
larf:
slugluv1313:
greetings, Rob! Paradisians!
happy to be here with you all :)
Rob W:
chresti:
A Bump in Burbank:
DjLorraine:
Rob W:
the verdugo recluse:
slugluv1313:
slugluv1313:
spodiodi:
chresti:
spodiodi:
Rob W:
Dutch_62:
Rob W:
KingOfJunk:
northguineahills:
coelacanth∅:
Rob W:
spodiodi:
northguineahills:
coelacanth∅:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
☆ All Blessings & Great Fortune in Year of the Water 🐇Hare ☆
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Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:
Zydeco Phil:
Rob W:
Megaroni:
Rob W:
Mister Dobalina:
Rob W:
northguineahills:
Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜:
northguineahills:
Mister Dobalina:
coelacanth∅:
chresti:
chresti:
chresti:
chresti:
Magenta:
northguineahills:
northguineahills:
coelacanth∅:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
coelacanth∅:
coelacanth∅:
chresti:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Has in fact been said getting Astrologers to agree is like Herding Cats ...overtly said with frustration - but with I think a presumed subtext of pride...
chresti:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Telecommie PDX 🇺🇦✊:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
In the Chinese System you get a Month, Day & Hour as well as Year Animal - the Four Pillars :
psychicscience.org...
- & as you might expect - the subject of Chinese Astrology & Metaphysics as is rich, deep, wide & complex as their Culture suggests it must be...
Ciggy:
coelacanth∅:
- but it surely is traceable. certainly the modern ("western") astrology but even the ancient one, at least several millenia.
...regarding animal characteristics i fairly trustingly refer to native american culture , and animal "totems". ...although some asian animals wouldn't be considered... but then - who's to decide what animal characteristics a dragon has?!
maestroso:
Stashu:
Bas NL:
chresti:
slugluv1313:
slugluv1313:
DjLorraine:
northguineahills:
thanks, rob and friends, see everyone in a bit!
slugluv1313:
spodiodi:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
I see it as essentially ~ approximately every Continent has their own native Calendar - & corresponding Astrology. Much - I posit - like the situation with Scales & Musics ! (& I further posit - not coincidentally ??) As for the Americas (as named by Europeans for an Italian Mapmaker) - the only real PreColumbian one known & successfully researched is the MesoAmerican (Mayan~Aztec) one :
www.azteccalendar.com
www.mayanmajix.com...
- which is both highly developed & quite independent of Europe or Asian ones indeed.
Dragon is the only 'imaginary' creature in the Chinese Zodiac - which otherwise has been termed pretty 'barnyard' (people are not always flattered to be called Rats or Boars - but again, context). I think this reflects the very practical & down-to-earth traditional Culture of China - also reflected in say Taoism as a philosophy of Natural Cycles & Elements & the like. Which - I happen to admire & appreciate about it...
Dragons are in fact said to have 'larger than life' personalities (John Lennon, Zappa, Dali for examples) - to speak of one characteristic...
Dragon in the Chinese symbology is nonetheless very much a Force of Nature - as you probly know, rather distinct from the Western conception...
herb.nyc:
Rob Weisberg:
Bas NL:
radioronan:
lana:
Ken From Hyde Park:
Harry Corvair:
Catch a Rabbit by Leenalchi (Sugungga)
slugluv1313:
prof.fuzz:
coelacanth∅:
prof.fuzz:
Greg g:
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Marvelous as ever.
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
chresti: