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Diaz raises some interesting questions: Here in the US (I'm in Chicago) drugs and music (or any other creative endeavor I can think of) don't seem to have any interesting connections going these days, asides maybe from the syrup drinkers in the south. Obviously rappers are still smoking tons...

I was in Francophone central africa from '00 to '02 (Cameroon) and Congolese music was tops in the region. Mostly newer stuff, Koffi Olomide and (convicted people-smuggler!) Papa Wemba, though you'd also hear the older stuff, Franco, Rocherau, etc. blasting from bars pretty regularly. "Radio...