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Bombay Street-Sound |
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00:36 |
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02 |
Love Supreme |
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05:25 |
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03 |
Maharajas' Ox-Cart |
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02:50 |
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Lost Hindu-Tapes |
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06:01 |
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Jungle-Book Part I |
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04:43 |
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Jungle-Book Part II |
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08:14 |
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07 |
Sound Of Water |
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00:44 |
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08 |
Monsoon |
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04:01 |
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All India Radio |
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05:56 |
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Gondagaon |
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01:00 |
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11 |
Path Of Rhythm |
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04:43 |
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12 |
Puja-Celebratoin |
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02:14 |
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13 |
Light Of Love |
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05:00 |
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German trio Dissidenten invokes Kipling, Coltrane, the Bhagavad Gita and recite poetic musings on the significance of rhythm. A bit pretentious? Sure, but the band is gracious enough to let guest artists the Karnataka College of Percussion on vocals, tanpoura, violin, and drums steal the show song after song -- especially on "Monsoon" when the D's strip down to jockey shorts and electric piano to let a chorister strut her Carnatic pipes. In fact, so many guests take front and center in this sense-spinning fusing of classical Indian music, funk, and rock, you'd think the Germans had relegated themselves to session musician status. They play expert backbone, though, organizing a complex project that easily could have thudded. -- Bob Tarte
