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I would appreciate a point in the direction of some low-fi delta blues, and maybe some more revolutionary hip hop in the vein of Immortal Technique. And maybe some decent early hardcore/punk acts.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 626727)

I need someone with a lot of knowledge about Mexican music to introduce me to some stuff. I'm not a fan of the accordion-based Mexican music that sort of sounds like polka, but I am interested in two kinds of Mexican music: Stuff with more complex percussion along the lines of a lot of South American music (I think this stuff is called cumbia) and also the kind of Mexican folk music with the fiddle and the vocals that almost sound like yodeling. I'm not even sure of the names of these genres so it's been hard for me to find anything on my own. If anyone can help I'd be really grateful. :)

Mike Laure perhaps.

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Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 626781)

Mike Laure perhaps.

From what I'm reading about him he doesn't sound like exactly what I'm looking for but he does still sound like someone I might like regardless.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 626792)

From what I'm reading about him he doesn't sound like exactly what I'm looking for but he does still sound like someone I might like regardless.

I'll look into it more tomorrow and send you some links. :)

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Originally Posted by Terrible Lizard (Post 626797)

I'll look into it more tomorrow and send you some links. :)

Gracias! :)

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Originally Posted by Dieselboy (Post 626675)

also Marcus Intalex's mix on Fabriclive .35 has been one of my favorites for a really long time. Very chill, and just packed with good songs all the way through.

Can't go wrong with Fabric mixes, in fact it was my first visit to Fabric that got me interested in D&B in the first place. I'll def check out Dieselboy, dark is all good and must be alright if it's deserving of a username!

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 626727)

I'm no expert, but anyways, I suppose this one is not exactly from "Mexico" but give it a try -

BABE(B)LOGUE: The Roots of Chicha - Psychedelic Cumbias from Peru (2007)

I'm not sure whether that's what you are after as I have no idea what's 'cumbia'. It just had the word and I happened to remember :laughing:.

Or maybe something like this?

(Ignore the accordion pic. I'm sure you'll get through it :laughing:. I find the accordion to be a bit cheesy, but that wasn't half bad. And I *think* it has some complex-tribal sort of drumming?)

Edit: And here's a track from the compilation without any vocals

YouTube - juaneco y su combo - me robaron mi runa mula

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Originally Posted by dac (Post 626363)

I've been working my way into trip hop, and picking up some staples like Portishead and Massive Attack. What are some of the off the trail records worth going for?

Some albums you might like;

Morcheeba - Big Calm
Thievery Corporation - The Mirror Conspiracy
UNKLE - Psyence Fiction
Faithless - Reverance
Tricky - Maxinquaye

^ Should all be easy enough to find. If you don't have them already of course.

where should i start to get more indepth for eltronica...i know who MGMT is is there any other cool ones?

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Originally Posted by coryallen2 (Post 626864)

where should i start to get more indepth for eltronica...i know who MGMT is is there any other cool ones?

Ever listen to Kraftwerk -- or Jean Michel Jarre? Try Tomita -- these are some artists pre-date today's form of "electronica"

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Originally Posted by Bulldog (Post 626861)

ChungKing is good too.