quoted 1 line This is pretty off-topic.> This is pretty off-topic.
You're right there, but I love this record -- lots of weird sampled bits and
a crazy delivery style I just love. Fearing the Off-Topic Beatdown, I'll
keep this short: for a couple of other Latin-tronic fusions I love, check
out Cafe Tacuba (Reves/Yosoy, a 2-CD set, with one disc experimental and one
traditional) or the third album by Gilberto Gil from 1969 (lots of
tape-music experimentation). Or better yet, how about the new Up, Bustle &
Out? It was actually recorded in Havana and features an accompanying book
(150 pages!) by Rupert Mould. Admittedly, though, it's not quite a
fusion -- it has a couple trip-hop tracks, then a Latin track, etc.
.John.
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