First up, we got some Harold Budd when he was tweaking out in irrelevance in the 90s. I imagine only a few college kids from back then that are now history professors or something heard this one.
Next, Nate Dogg (???) comes pretty weak on this G-Funk from '98. I included it mostly because I feel sorry for the guy, apparently this album was supposed to be released in '95 and got shelved for years only to surface after P-Diddy and the Fam had changed the game. Bummer!
Saddar Bazaar ('Central Market') are an obscure hindu-concept band from England that no one ever cared about. I'll bet there are A LOT of British bands like this out there....
Finally, some real Indian music to round things out. I'm not sure who this group is, but the album, MahaMantra ('Great Chanting for Deliverance' - word.) is nice.
UPDATE: having trouble large files like Indian mantras to Rapidshare, so in the meantime here's a little instrumental ditty. Note to Drutabaga: I've got big mashup plans for this one involving possibly Mobb Deep, so cue up Ableton big baby!
Alright, like the Mr. Rogers of music I'm gonna put on my coat and shoes and whistle on down to see Gayngs tonight. You heard right, I'm going to see a show! (Disclaimer: my GF's making me go.) The problem with Gayngs is, my favorite song of theirs is a cover of a Godley and Creme (from 10cc) hit, of all things. So on that note, here's what I'll be imagining tonight at the Cat's Cradle while nursing my Bud Lite:
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