had a listen to some clips. wild stuff. there are some similarities to the Matamussik album (which i had high expectations for but was pretty dissapointed with). great ideas and some constructions sound really good, but the disruptive cuts can be jarring, and defeats the groove a bit. over all pretty excited about this - wish i could get my hands on a CD or some mp3s...
Turkish music
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Gavin
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More sharing:
Comp of late 60s-late 70s Turkish funk. http://www.zshare.net/download/3591829a45d5d4/
Turkish reggaeton:
Turkish b-boys (+ twurking girls):
Western pop (i.e. hip hop/r&b) is starting to supplant the old arabesque-style stuff.... though I imagine it's different in the rural areas.
Comp of late 60s-late 70s Turkish funk. http://www.zshare.net/download/3591829a45d5d4/
Turkish reggaeton:
Turkish b-boys (+ twurking girls):
Western pop (i.e. hip hop/r&b) is starting to supplant the old arabesque-style stuff.... though I imagine it's different in the rural areas.
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Woebot
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pulled a youtube playlist together from this great rundown by daniel spicer
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It Burns! It Burns!: 20 Greatest Turkish Psych Tracks
https://thequietus.com/articles/24191-daniel-spicer-turkish-psych-playlist-anadolu-psych
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Woebot
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Koray's own upload it seems
www.youtube.com
Erkin Koray - Elektronik Türküler - Full Albüm
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
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Although Edip, Selda and Erkin Baba are untouchable god tier, (Ibo is a big fan of Erkin) this sage advice should be stamped to the head of every western hipster into turkish music, always lazily looking for the short cuts through rock and disco.
You want the underbelly of Turkey?
Koray's own upload it seems
Erkin Koray - Elektronik Türküler - Full Albüm
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
Best record ever. Good thing is Spicer mentions that Koray was genuinely into the arabesk of Gencebay and co, so unlike most of the rockers of the time he had his eye on what the street music (or soul if you will) of Turkey was at the time. Whereas Manço was a bit of a huxter - he's not as highly rated in Turkey amongst those who know about turkish music of the time. Doesn't mean he's not without merit, and I do like him, but one struggles to love Manço.
pulled a youtube playlist together from this great rundown by daniel spicer
It Burns! It Burns!: 20 Greatest Turkish Psych Tracks
https://thequietus.com/articles/24191-daniel-spicer-turkish-psych-playlist-anadolu-psych
You want this. 2 m of the most sublime garage soul put to record, and then, just like that, it's over.