| 1. Indian Rastaman |
| 2. Xin |
| 3. Ruo |
| 4. Criy |
| 5. Truminy |
| 6. Vuba |
| 7. Carpromis |
| 8. Telefon |
| 9. Gorgolus |
| 10. Skankdimanite |
| 11. Huiie |
| 12. Fatz |
| 13. Last Atomic Bomb |
| 14. Zoiprumis |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Fat Marley is the Alias of a Very Famous Brazilian Musician and Singer, Known by all in Sao Paulo. Although Contract Limitations Do Not Allow Outros Discos to Reveal His/Her Name, a Simple Web Search Will Reaveal It. Fat Marley is His/Her Avenue for Experimentation. The CD Received the Maximum Score in a Recent Folha De Sao Paulo Review and MTV Magazine Described it this Way: "fat Marley Takes Electronica to Bulgaria, Brings Jamaica to Brazil and Encourages You to Increase the Volume of Your Sound System. Weird and So Good!".
OK. let's talk about each track...one at the time.
INDIAN RASTAMAN - this is the intro... there's no lyrics, just something to get you started with....kinda slow but groovy. Might be wrong, but is sounds like a fiddle in front of the electronica beat.
XIN - Starts with or 2 girls singing in some language/dialect (maybe not) just capella and then, the beat starts getting in... then BUM!, you get a mix of some kinda reggae with electronica. My favorite track. Highly recommended. You might be able to listen to this one on the World 2004 CD collection.(avaliable on Amazon).
RUO - This one starts with a techno/electronica bulgarian/russian (dont know for sure) type of thing. The melody is totally techno with some chants on the background. You gotta love this one.
CRIY - this is totally electronica. Starts with some old tune of some west european country. Then someone just talks on the backround blended with the electronica beat. Pretty cool.
TRUMINY - There's no lyrics on this one. Just the industrial/techno mix.
VUBA - Starting with some dude talking some european language (sound like italian, dunno). Then the techno/electronica beat blending with the dude's voice. (I still think is italian, once again, might be wrong). The tune then changes into some kinda rap/reaggae type of thing. I would call it "house music".
CARPROMIS - No lyrics on this one. There's just a speedy techno beat that starts getting some kind of static, but you still are able to follow the rythm. It goes fast, it ends quick.
TELEFON - I dunno if these people are talking russian or not, maybe some other language that sounds alike. There's 2 people talking over the phone on the background, and there's a heavy techno/industrial beat over the conversation. Lovely mix.
GORGOLUS - The music sounds like some kind of experiment of sounds. I dont hear any talking or lyrics at all... just electronica in different ways. Very experimental.
SKAKNDINAMITE - This is reggae style with electronica.
HUIIE - Indian chants blended with electronica. I love this one too. The melody then starts getting distorted, then coming back to the original sound. This goes back and forth a couple of times till it gets real rough. there's a lot of techno beat in this one too.
FATZ - Electronica. Groovy.
LAST ATOMIC BOMB - Hungarian music blended with electronica...well, at least sounds kinda gypsy to me. Good sounds.
ZOIPRUMIS - Electronica. Voices coming out of nowhere. distorted. laughs on the background, like a TV show. the beat sounds individual then it changes to a lot of electronica beats. Fast and curious.
Well...that's it.... probably won't help you that much since you can not listen to it, at least not in this page, but trust me.... it is really good and DIFFERENT. I like DIFFERENT.
Fat Marley is the Alias of a Very Famous Brazilian Musician and Singer, Known by all in Sao Paulo. Although Contract Limitations Do Not Allow Outros Discos to Reveal His/Her Name, a Simple Web Search Will Reaveal It. Fat Marley is His/Her Avenue for Experimentation. The CD Received the Maximum Score in a Recent Folha De Sao Paulo Review and MTV Magazine Described it this Way: "fat Marley Takes Electronica to Bulgaria, Brings Jamaica to Brazil and Encourages You to Increase the Volume of Your Sound System. Weird and So Good!".
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ASIN: B00008O732 Release Date: 2004-08-01 |
Tracks:
- Indian Rastaman
- Xin
- Ruo
- Criy
- Truminy
- Vuba
- Carpromis
- Telefon
- Gorgolus
- Skankdimanite
- Huiie
- Fatz
- Last Atomic Bomb
- Zoiprumis
Album Details
Fat Marley is the Alias of a Very Famous Brazilian Musician and Singer, Known by all in Sao Paulo. Although Contract Limitations Do Not Allow Outros Discos to Reveal His/Her Name, a Simple Web Search Will Reaveal It. Fat Marley is His/Her Avenue for Experimentation. The CD Received the Maximum Score in a Recent Folha De Sao Paulo Review and MTV Magazine Described it this Way: "fat Marley Takes Electronica to Bulgaria, Brings Jamaica to Brazil and Encourages You to Increase the Volume of Your Sound System. Weird and So Good!".Customer Reviews:
OK....Im gonna be totally serious about it..........2006-01-12
OK. let's talk about each track...one at the time.
INDIAN RASTAMAN - this is the intro... there's no lyrics, just something to get you started with....kinda slow but groovy. Might be wrong, but is sounds like a fiddle in front of the electronica beat.
XIN - Starts with or 2 girls singing in some language/dialect (maybe not) just capella and then, the beat starts getting in... then BUM!, you get a mix of some kinda reggae with electronica. My favorite track. Highly recommended. You might be able to listen to this one on the World 2004 CD collection.(avaliable on Amazon).
RUO - This one starts with a techno/electronica bulgarian/russian (dont know for sure) type of thing. The melody is totally techno with some chants on the background. You gotta love this one.
CRIY - this is totally electronica. Starts with some old tune of some west european country. Then someone just talks on the backround blended with the electronica beat. Pretty cool.
TRUMINY - There's no lyrics on this one. Just the industrial/techno mix.
VUBA - Starting with some dude talking some european language (sound like italian, dunno). Then the techno/electronica beat blending with the dude's voice. (I still think is italian, once again, might be wrong). The tune then changes into some kinda rap/reaggae type of thing. I would call it "house music".
CARPROMIS - No lyrics on this one. There's just a speedy techno beat that starts getting some kind of static, but you still are able to follow the rythm. It goes fast, it ends quick.
TELEFON - I dunno if these people are talking russian or not, maybe some other language that sounds alike. There's 2 people talking over the phone on the background, and there's a heavy techno/industrial beat over the conversation. Lovely mix.
GORGOLUS - The music sounds like some kind of experiment of sounds. I dont hear any talking or lyrics at all... just electronica in different ways. Very experimental.
SKAKNDINAMITE - This is reggae style with electronica.
HUIIE - Indian chants blended with electronica. I love this one too. The melody then starts getting distorted, then coming back to the original sound. This goes back and forth a couple of times till it gets real rough. there's a lot of techno beat in this one too.
FATZ - Electronica. Groovy.
LAST ATOMIC BOMB - Hungarian music blended with electronica...well, at least sounds kinda gypsy to me. Good sounds.
ZOIPRUMIS - Electronica. Voices coming out of nowhere. distorted. laughs on the background, like a TV show. the beat sounds individual then it changes to a lot of electronica beats. Fast and curious.
Well...that's it.... probably won't help you that much since you can not listen to it, at least not in this page, but trust me.... it is really good and DIFFERENT. I like DIFFERENT.
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