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Vusi Mahlasela — When You Come Back
Album: The Voice
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Released: 2003
Length: 4:04
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This is the unknown grave
The one who died maintaining his might
His will being so strong and musically inclined
His sad melodies coming out like smoke from the woodfire
And he sang:
Mayibuye iAfrica!
Sing now, Africa
Sing loud, Sing to the people
Let them give something to the world and not just take from it.

[Chorus:]
And we'll ring the bells when you come back...
We'll beat the drums when you come back home.
We'll ring the bells when you come back...
We'll beat the drums when you come back home
We'll ring the bells when you come back
We'll beat the drums when you come back home

Our lost African music, will turn into the music of the people
Yes the people's music, For the people's culture
And I'll be the one who'll climb up the mountain
Reaching for the top of our Africa dais
While the poor women working for the lazy lord sing!

[Chorus:]
Africa Sing! Africa Sing!
Sing Sing Africa! Sing Sing Africa!
Let this illusion of memory be over from the people's minds and souls

Our lost African music, will turn into the music of the people
Yes the people's music, For the people's culture
And I'll be the one who'll climb up the mountain
Reaching for the top of our Africa dais
While the poor women working for the lazy lord sing!

[Chorus:]
Africa Sing! Africa Sing!
Sing Sing Africa! Sing Sing Africa!
Let this illusion of memory be over from the people's minds and souls

[Chorus:]
And we'll ring the bells when you come back... (When you come back)
We'll beat the drums when you come back... (When you come back)
We'll ring the bells when you come back... (When you come back)
We'll beat the drums when you come back... (When you come back)
We'll ring the bells when you come back... (When you come back)
We'll beat the drums when you come back... (When you come back)
[repeat until the end]
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 MilesW wrote:



Roger Daltrey and Robert Plant let someone kick them in the nuts?  Sorry - I gotta call bullshit on this one...  or prove it.  


Then they would produce sounds at a frequency only dogs can hear I guess :'D
Posted 7 months ago by huib    [ Reply ]
SUPERB!!   Thanx RP!   
Posted 11 months ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 MilesW wrote:



Roger Daltrey and Robert Plant let someone kick them in the nuts?  Sorry - I gotta call bullshit on this one...  or prove it.  


Whooooooooshhhhhh...
Posted 1 year ago by damonlazer    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

That's generally the crescendo of a lot of popular rock tunes.  How do you think Roger Daltrey reached that note in "Baba O'Reilly", or Robert Plant did so in "Stairway To Heaven"?  There was a designated "cobblers kicker" who worked with a lot of bands back then.  I forgot his name, but there's a book about the guy.



Roger Daltrey and Robert Plant let someone kick them in the nuts?  Sorry - I gotta call bullshit on this one...  or prove it.  
Posted 2 years ago by MilesW    [ Reply ]
this is beautiful.
Posted 2 years ago by carmelmik    [ Reply ]
Excellent! I never heard of him before. Thank You RP!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

That's generally the crescendo of a lot of popular rock tunes.  How do you think Roger Daltrey reached that note in "Baba O'Reilly", or Robert Plant did so in "Stairway To Heaven"?  There was a designated "cobblers kicker" who worked with a lot of bands back then.  I forgot his name, but there's a book about the guy.
At school we used to say that Reg got whacked in the goolies with a  ruler by someone under the piano in order to reach the heights of 'Levon'.

Posted 2 years ago by kbs    [ Reply ]
Ohhh damn i grew up to this song, my parents played it on the campsite when we were on holidays.. Today i heard it again, finally understanding the message of it and still in love with this piece of art <3
Posted 3 years ago by Portweinprediger    [ Reply ]
Didn't catch this track but am familiar with the artist having one of his CDs and haven seen him and met during a meet and greet post show. 
Very pleasant fellow  and a true joy to listen to.
So glad to see him getting "air" play
Posted 3 years ago by ratbbb2    [ Reply ]
Call me crazy but the intro verse sounds a lot like a sea shanty melody!
The rest is obviously completely different.
Love it!
Posted 4 years ago by Mannick    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:

That's generally the crescendo of a lot of popular rock tunes.  How do you think Roger Daltrey reached that note in "Baba O'Reilly", or Robert Plant did so in "Stairway To Heaven"?  There was a designated "cobblers kicker" who worked with a lot of bands back then.  I forgot his name, but there's a book about the guy.
 
Colonel Soreballs, right?  
Posted 4 years ago by lizardking    [ Reply ]
Quite interesting to read the comments on this one. Those having a problem with exposure to Africa might benefit from taking note that (a) Dave Matthews was also born in South Africa and (b) performs with Vusi on occasion. And I don't just mean on DMB's 'Everyday'; I mean Vusi's "Sower of words".
Posted 5 years ago by chrismeister    [ Reply ]
 ElCamoteLoco wrote:
Not so sure about the 'Tiptoe Among the Tulips' falsetto there.
 
The first time the falsetto kicked in, I immediately thought of Adam Sandler.
Posted 5 years ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]
Good afternoon to the 137 RP listeners on the Continent of Africa

Posted 5 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
Marvelous artist; great song!
I find myself switching between the (orphaned) beta player and the 320 bps AAC stream, because said beta player often just cuts out on me in a maddening fashion. I saw that a beautiful piece was "now playing." Got a different song when I opened the beta player, so quit the player and opened the 320 stream to discover (1st listen) this wonderful track! Instant 9. Like a divinely guided or randomized  PSD... 
I love RP!
{#Motor}
Posted 6 years ago by haretic    [ Reply ]
Wonderful music! Townships come alive to this music, it is very uplifting.
 
Posted 8 years ago by Springbok84    [ Reply ]
Not so sure about the 'Tiptoe Among the Tulips' falsetto there.
Posted 8 years ago by ElCamoteLoco    [ Reply ]
Helps me just fine, thanks Vusi Mahlasela.
Posted 8 years ago by twoplain2sea    [ Reply ]
yes alright, but that is enough!
Posted 10 years ago by Lauriea    [ Reply ]
Listen to us, we are making world music!
ladidadida

nah
Posted 10 years ago by Hans_Heintz    [ Reply ]
 Proclivities wrote:
There was a designated "cobbler's kicker" who worked with a lot of bands back then.  I forgot his name, but there's a book about the guy.
 
According to Keith Richards' bio, The Stones went on tour with the guy during the 80s and that is why, even today, Mick walks the way he does.

I wish I could remember the guy's name. 
Posted 11 years ago by The_Enemy    [ Reply ]
Great music. Makes me wanna dance.

Oh hold on..... I AM!! 
Posted 12 years ago by hightail    [ Reply ]
"Quck, grab the crystal glass ware! They're all shattering!"
Posted 12 years ago by richlister    [ Reply ]
 fookmyoldboots wrote:
It was ok until he sounded like someone kicked him in the nuts!
 
That's generally the crescendo of a lot of popular rock tunes.  How do you think Roger Daltrey reached that note in "Baba O'Reilly", or Robert Plant did so in "Stairway To Heaven"?  There was a designated "cobblers kicker" who worked with a lot of bands back then.  I forgot his name, but there's a book about the guy.
Posted 12 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Wow
Posted 12 years ago by oldsaxon    [ Reply ]
Argh! {#Crashcomp}
Posted 14 years ago by mirland    [ Reply ]

Vusi Mahlasela and Habib Koité dance with Dobet Gnahoré (right) 
Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
 nalle wrote:


What about the music? I think it´s great, nice sound .{#Good-vibes}
 
let it go. it's the only positive comment he's ever made

Posted 14 years ago by scrubbrush    [ Reply ]
Opening acapella bit—

Paolo Nutini: separated at birth.
Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
 Papernapkin wrote:
I like the photography, typography, design, and color of the album art.
 

What about the music? I think it´s great, nice sound .{#Good-vibes}
Posted 14 years ago by nalle    [ Reply ]
I like the photography, typography, design, and color of the album art.
Posted 14 years ago by Papernapkin    [ Reply ]
MOR with didacticism. Ho-hum.
Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 fookmyoldboots wrote:
It was ok until he sounded like someone kicked him in the nuts!
 
{#Lol}

Nice handle, mate :)

Posted 15 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
ho hum... mediocre
Posted 15 years ago by AdyMiles    [ Reply ]
I agree; this is African pop more than anything.  It's actually the music South African Airways plays over its PA system while boarding passengers.  I flew back n' forth to Jo'burg a few times last year and always recall enjoying the tune as I packed myself into economy class for back2back 8-9 hour flights.


Posted 15 years ago by trailrunner13    [ Reply ]
African pop always brings a smile to my face.  {#Daisy}
Posted 15 years ago by Middleton    [ Reply ]
That was the moment I started paying attention.  Cool in my opinion :)

 fookmyoldboots wrote:
It was ok until he sounded like someone kicked him in the nuts!
 


Posted 15 years ago by greyfin10    [ Reply ]
It was ok until he sounded like someone kicked him in the nuts!
Posted 15 years ago by fookmyoldboots    [ Reply ]
 garthwb wrote:


Nor I the word "America" in every second moment... Nor can I become accustomed to being forced to swallow American Imperial Culture with every second mouthful. Don't get me wrong, I love hamburgers and hotdogs, and it's a beautiful place I'm sure, but perhaps if you knew a little more about MY continent, you'd understand why he, and so many others sing so joyously about it being freed from the kind of cultural and imperial legacy that is still so pervasive on that continent, and why Afrikan (sic) people love Afrika so much, and prefer to call it Afrika. If you're not American, I didn't just assume you were, and I mean no offence, but stop listening only for what sounds pleasing to your ear, JUST LISTEN, the whole WORLD is talking to you, all the time.
 

Word.
Posted 16 years ago by philbertr    [ Reply ]
Wow, this is more annoying than Youssou N'Dour, and the bar is set pretty high.
Posted 16 years ago by Excelsior    [ Reply ]
 garthwb wrote:
Nor I the word "America" in every second moment... Nor can I become accustomed to being forced to swallow American Imperial Culture with every second mouthful. Don't get me wrong, I love hamburgers and hotdogs, and it's a beautiful place I'm sure, but perhaps if you knew a little more about MY continent, you'd understand why he, and so many others sing so joyously about it being freed from the kind of cultural and imperial legacy that is still so pervasive on that continent, and why Afrikan (sic) people love Afrika so much, and prefer to call it Afrika. If you're not American, I didn't just assume you were, and I mean no offence, but stop listening only for what sounds pleasing to your ear, JUST LISTEN, the whole WORLD is talking to you, all the time.
 
Wooaaa... chill dude....

Posted 16 years ago by Neil66    [ Reply ]
TheKing2 wrote:
can't get used to the word "Afrika" in every odd sentence.
Nor I the word "America" in every second moment... Nor can I become accustomed to being forced to swallow American Imperial Culture with every second mouthful. Don't get me wrong, I love hamburgers and hotdogs, and it's a beautiful place I'm sure, but perhaps if you knew a little more about MY continent, you'd understand why he, and so many others sing so joyously about it being freed from the kind of cultural and imperial legacy that is still so pervasive on that continent, and why Afrikan (sic) people love Afrika so much, and prefer to call it Afrika. If you're not American, I didn't just assume you were, and I mean no offence, but stop listening only for what sounds pleasing to your ear, JUST LISTEN, the whole WORLD is talking to you, all the time.
Posted 16 years ago by garthwb    [ Reply ]
can't get used to the word "Afrika" in every odd sentence.
Posted 17 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
no thanks, i'm not interested
Posted 17 years ago by joeheyming    [ Reply ]
Ain't NOTHING generic bout any bit of this marvelous piece. donpdonp wrote:
agreed. at the start of the song i was all excited for something new with a strong african beat and singing. instead it got really generic sounding. bouncy and fun, but generic.
Posted 17 years ago by xkolibuul    [ Reply ]
MojoJojo wrote:
He was heading for an "outstanding" with the opening solo bit - then he slid to "pretty good" with the rest of it. Still nice tho
agreed. at the start of the song i was all excited for something new with a strong african beat and singing. instead it got really generic sounding. bouncy and fun, but generic.
Posted 17 years ago by donpdonp    [ Reply ]
Lovin' this. I think I was born the wrong colour...
Posted 17 years ago by Tagish_girl    [ Reply ]
MojoJojo wrote:
He was heading for an "outstanding" with the opening solo bit - then he slid to "pretty good" with the rest of it. Still nice tho
heh funny, I thought the opposite.
Posted 17 years ago by mikerobinson    [ Reply ]
After hearing this live just a few weeks ago, I have a whole new appreciation for it.
Posted 18 years ago by BlueHeronDruid    [ Reply ]
Zweiblumen wrote:
No, but I come here for variety, not to hear the same stuff day in and day out. Any song that I notice as being played too much will annoy me. Seriously, I think no song should be repeated in any given week here.
I have to agree, this was a different song, but have heard it way way too much here, to the point where the more I hear it the lower the rating goes. I am down to a 2 now it has been played so much.
Posted 18 years ago by ZarSU    [ Reply ]
oh this is worth turning louder... as to Paul Simon, whom i adore, whatever ripping off may have been done was surely by done by the little white guy, yes?
Posted 18 years ago by khouse10    [ Reply ]
He was heading for an "outstanding" with the opening solo bit - then he slid to "pretty good" with the rest of it. Still nice tho
Posted 18 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
srbarry wrote:
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
An exceptional skewering of Mr. Simon's musical stripmining techniques can be had at the web site of folk musician John Forster: https://www.johnforster.com/FUSION.html (Note, however, that you really need to listen to the song. Some of the gags are in the music.)
Posted 18 years ago by eclipse601    [ Reply ]
JW2 wrote:
You shouldn't penalize the song because it frequently appears on the playlist. That hardly seems fair to me.
No, but I come here for variety, not to hear the same stuff day in and day out. Any song that I notice as being played too much will annoy me. Seriously, I think no song should be repeated in any given week here.
Posted 18 years ago by Zweiblumen    [ Reply ]
srbarry wrote:
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
hey, I thought it was funny :D">
Posted 18 years ago by Augustus    [ Reply ]
srbarry wrote:
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
Hahaahahahahahahahahahahah.....hahahahahahahaha! wait.....were you serious?!? For reals? HahahAHAAHAHAHAHAH!
Posted 18 years ago by psycholynx    [ Reply ]
pyxxel wrote:
I felt the same... thought "Must be hard to sing, cuz it's bloody hard to listen to" - not everything that requires a lot of effort and talent actually produces something likeable.
Some people just have a hard time listening beyond their comfort zone.
Posted 18 years ago by denizenusa    [ Reply ]
GREAT!!!!!!!!
Posted 18 years ago by mestarre    [ Reply ]
NO!!!!!! Not again!!?! Ahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 18 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
pyxxel wrote:
I felt the same... thought "Must be hard to sing, cuz it's bloody hard to listen to" - not everything that requires a lot of effort and talent actually produces something likeable.
Come on, now, the guy's got a great voice. What in particular don't you like about his voice on this track? The melody? The tremolo? The falsetto? The accent? This is a good song, but definitely not the best on the disc, in my opinion. I also prefer "Silang Mabele" to this CD.
Posted 18 years ago by thugdrummer    [ Reply ]
AphidA wrote:
That voice in the beginning is annoying as hell
I felt the same... thought "Must be hard to sing, cuz it's bloody hard to listen to" - not everything that requires a lot of effort and talent actually produces something likeable.
Posted 18 years ago by pyxxel    [ Reply ]
That voice in the beginning is annoying as hell
Posted 18 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
... The Voice ...
Posted 18 years ago by Mari    [ Reply ]
lester wrote:
Check your sense of humor.
everyone knows that there are only 5 senses! jeez...
Posted 18 years ago by meghan89    [ Reply ]
olsaltybastard wrote:
I have that CD and recognized the voice right away.
Soulshine is probably my favorite tune! Warren is God!!!!!!
Posted 18 years ago by The_Waker    [ Reply ]
Jive wrote:
Check your facts - Paul Simon arrived in South Africa in the '80's and saw an opportunity to build off an existing and thriving musical tradition. You could say it was Paul Simon who 'ripped off' South Africa!
Check your sense of humor.
Posted 18 years ago by lester    [ Reply ]
srbarry wrote:
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
Check your facts - Paul Simon arrived in South Africa in the '80's and saw an opportunity to build off an existing and thriving musical tradition. You could say it was Paul Simon who 'ripped off' South Africa!
Posted 18 years ago by Jive    [ Reply ]
freeone1 wrote:
He sings with Warren Haynes on "Soulshine" a live recording I have from Bonnarro a few years back I think. It's out of this world! Talented folks!
I have that CD and recognized the voice right away.
Posted 18 years ago by olsaltybastard    [ Reply ]
srbarry wrote:
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
Insert your own irony joke here __________________
Posted 18 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
He sings with Warren Haynes on "Soulshine" a live recording I have from Bonnarro a few years back I think. It's out of this world! Talented folks!
Posted 19 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
After hearing this song on RP I downloaded the album and love it! Give it a couple of listens and Vusi's voice and creativity really grow on you. Thanks Bill & RP for always providing dynamic and eclectic music selections! Happy Holidays all!
Posted 19 years ago by ParadiseStew    [ Reply ]
Jeez, I hate when people rip off Paul Simon.
Posted 19 years ago by srbarry    [ Reply ]
god is this an all repeat day? i keep hearing the same old songs on RP
Posted 19 years ago by tony620d    [ Reply ]
you know, it's been a long time since i've heard this one. i quite enjoyed it this time. i was ringing the bells when it came back. beating the drums, also. :) from 3 up to 7.
Posted 19 years ago by PattonFever    [ Reply ]
Nice.
Posted 19 years ago by GoldenBoy    [ Reply ]
One of my , originally laballed, 'Subtitle Songs'. S-L-O-W-L-Y making it's way up the ratings... Who knew? RP grows on ya.
Posted 19 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Not digging this
Posted 19 years ago by jlind    [ Reply ]
crowhog2000 wrote:
I just returned from vacation in South Africa a short time ago and I highly agree with you!!!
I used to live in Waterkloof (suburb of Pretoria). Brings back a lot of memories.
Posted 19 years ago by mojoman    [ Reply ]
Nice one.
Posted 19 years ago by lester    [ Reply ]
Chris, Natalie and Jeff are listening to this song from Afghanistan, having a glass of wine and grooving to the African sounds. Great song!
Posted 19 years ago by Nuaka    [ Reply ]
Africa, she too can cry...
Posted 19 years ago by nuggler    [ Reply ]
janeanger wrote:
anything that reminds me of my trip to south africa is good in my book. i like this a lot.
I just returned from vacation in South Africa a short time ago and I highly agree with you!!!
Posted 19 years ago by crowhog2000    [ Reply ]
anything that reminds me of my trip to south africa is good in my book. i like this a lot.
Posted 19 years ago by janeanger    [ Reply ]
masterhead wrote:
So is intolerance ok for you?
In DownHomeGirl's defense, I don't see the jump you make from a simple comment to "intolerance." In other news, I like the song.
Posted 19 years ago by tiger_town_trumpet    [ Reply ]
DownHomeGirl wrote:
OK song, appreciate having it in the playlist ....had to just now log in and give it a 3, though... I just hear it way too much here. Use this one in moderation, please. Reminds me of the corporate music tapes they send to Pier 1 stores...I'm pretty sure this one is on there. Like two or three times a year would be OK! Regular rotation? Not OK!
You shouldn't penalize the song because it frequently appears on the playlist. That hardly seems fair to me.
Posted 19 years ago by JW2    [ Reply ]
DownHomeGirl wrote:
OK song, appreciate having it in the playlist ....had to just now log in and give it a 3, though... I just hear it way too much here. Use this one in moderation, please. Reminds me of the corporate music tapes they send to Pier 1 stores...I'm pretty sure this one is on there. Like two or three times a year would be OK! Regular rotation? Not OK!
So is intolerance ok for you?
Posted 19 years ago by masterhead    [ Reply ]
OK song, appreciate having it in the playlist ....had to just now log in and give it a 3, though... I just hear it way too much here. Use this one in moderation, please. Reminds me of the corporate music tapes they send to Pier 1 stores...I'm pretty sure this one is on there. Like two or three times a year would be OK! Regular rotation? Not OK!
Posted 19 years ago by DownHomeGirl    [ Reply ]
On the album cover, the dude looks like Aires Speers / MAD TV.
Posted 20 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
This guy listened to a lot of Paul Simon.
peedee wrote:
you've really hit the nail on the head just like woody listened to a lot of dylan
:highfive:
Posted 20 years ago by phineas    [ Reply ]
AFRIKA. This is one great jam. One of the better interpritations.
Posted 20 years ago by blue-ice    [ Reply ]
Posted 20 years ago by Danny_G    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
This guy listened to a lot of Paul Simon.
you've really hit the nail on the head just like woody listened to a lot of dylan
Posted 20 years ago by peedee    [ Reply ]
Pyro wrote:
This guy listened to a lot of Paul Simon.
and Paul Simon listened to a lot of Abba, go figure!!
Posted 20 years ago by JokesandJokesandJokes    [ Reply ]
This guy listened to a lot of Paul Simon.
Posted 20 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
What a joke. Amazingly bad. 1/10
Posted 20 years ago by The_Wood    [ Reply ]
This song has a such a nice feel to it...reminds me some of Johnny Clegg and his bands (Jaluka/Savuka).
Posted 20 years ago by bev    [ Reply ]
ad4tise wrote:
Sounds like some evil tribal song.
You'd better stick with Jesus Radio!
Posted 20 years ago by mig7    [ Reply ]
newfff wrote:
I'm happy you're American too.
Go back to the Ozarks.
Posted 20 years ago by mig7    [ Reply ]
home_star wrote:
...I'm happy im American :D
I'm happy you're American too.
Posted 20 years ago by newfff    [ Reply ]
reminds me South Africa. The country where you feel your soul getting higher ! :propeller.gif:
Posted 20 years ago by ColdBear    [ Reply ]
Jimi_Zep wrote:
come on honestly, is what he said really bigotry? He just doesn't like this music... maybe we need to look up the defintion of bigotry, it doesn't say not liking the Lion King qualifies you a bigot.
How can that statement be interpreted as anything but bigoted! It's obvious to anyone who reads such a comment that he is harboring a deep prejudice against all lions. He probably thinks any animal with thicker hair around the neck area can all be lumped into the same category. There is no room for that here in Paradise man...we view all animals equally!
Posted 20 years ago by ScottyB    [ Reply ]
There is really something in this west African folk-pop music that lifts my spirits high in the sky. It must be the positive, melodic vibes. Thanks RP! :D
Posted 20 years ago by Darkmatter    [ Reply ]
Paul Simon's Graceland and Ladysmith Black Mambazo have carved an appreciation for South African music in my heart. This is especially rhythmic and uplifting--Love it!
Posted 20 years ago by artmarcia    [ Reply ]
philarktos wrote:
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like bigotry and intolerance tarted up to sound clever.
You may want to be more circumspect with your comments, lest you invite far more criticism and scorn (expressed or thought) than Beelzebubba ever has with any of his / her postings. Just a word to the wise.
Posted 20 years ago by Zeke19    [ Reply ]
That guy has an impressive set of pipes.
Posted 20 years ago by gormless    [ Reply ]
Nice rythm!
Posted 20 years ago by Petaris    [ Reply ]
ad4tise wrote:
Sounds like some evil tribal song.
??WTF?? evil? get your head out of your ass the ground(I'm trying to be nice)
Posted 20 years ago by jpfueler    [ Reply ]
Sounds like some evil tribal song.
Posted 20 years ago by ad4tise    [ Reply ]
this is pretty flat and uninteresting. i'm all for world music every now and then, but it still has to meet the same standards as any other genre or style of music. just because it "comes from somewhere else" does not automatically make it any good.
Posted 20 years ago by Platypus    [ Reply ]
Enjoyable!
Posted 20 years ago by Pipes    [ Reply ]
Jimi_Zep wrote:
come on honestly, is what he said really bigotry? He just doesn't like this music... maybe we need to look up the defintion of bigotry, it doesn't say not liking the Lion King qualifies you a bigot.
The comment was actually written with a whole history of this particular poster's cheap shots in mind. Intolerant of other cultures certainly. Bigoted ? On the face of this comment, unproven, but it would likely get a laugh from bigots as well as folks who simply don't care for "The Lion King".
Posted 20 years ago by philarktos    [ Reply ]
philarktos wrote:
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like bigotry and intolerance tarted up to sound clever.
come on honestly, is what he said really bigotry? He just doesn't like this music... maybe we need to look up the defintion of bigotry, it doesn't say not liking the Lion King qualifies you a bigot.
Posted 21 years ago by Jimi_Zep    [ Reply ]
This is a great tune and if you tired of "Lion King" music, maybe you should delve a little deeper into the long heritage of African music before dismissing it all so nonchalantly.
Posted 21 years ago by Taranis    [ Reply ]
beelzebubba wrote:
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like the Lion King soundtrack......
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like bigotry and intolerance tarted up to sound clever.
Posted 21 years ago by philarktos    [ Reply ]
beelzebubba wrote:
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like the Lion King soundtrack......
hahaha. i know the feeling!
Posted 21 years ago by PattonFever    [ Reply ]
Nice song. There, I said it. Now would you please stop playing it over and over again?
Posted 21 years ago by rockasaurus    [ Reply ]
PattonFever wrote:
wow. i'm very tired of this song. thanks.
I'm getting tired of just about anything that sounds like the Lion King soundtrack......
Posted 21 years ago by beelzebubba    [ Reply ]
home_star wrote:
speaking of Conan O'Brien...i love Dave Matthews Band :D
Interesting you mention Dave Matthews. Dave is South African, just like this guy. Good tune, btw.
Posted 21 years ago by Uriah    [ Reply ]
wow. i'm very tired of this song. thanks. :roll:
Posted 21 years ago by PattonFever    [ Reply ]
Hugh Masekela next please...
Posted 21 years ago by charlesr    [ Reply ]