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Sixto Rodriguez
Searching For Sugar Man (2012)
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
FLAC LOSSLESS 16Bit-44kHz
R.I.P.
allmusic.com...
Another serious contender for the title of "artist least likely to enjoy a major career re-estimation," the story of cult enigma Rodriguez is nonetheless characterized by recurring moments of renaissance, sprawled over four decades and as many continents. Hopelessly obscure in the United States during his formative years as Detroit's answer to Dylan via Motown and Bacharach, in South Africa the artist notoriously remained a nostalgic reminder of apartheid. As Dutch national newspaper NRC Handelsblad discovered in 2005, young white South Africans who had been enlisted with the national service had embraced Rodriguez as their own counterculture Hendrix. However politically incorrect this must seem, their longing for the Vietnam era -- when smoking grass and listening to Rodriguez' thought-provoking lyrics was viewed as a means of rebelling against their own ultra-conservative government -- comes across as perfectly imaginable. As a consequence, much of his repertoire remains a big favorite of singalongs at an average "Braai," or barbecue party.
Tracklist:
01 - Sugar Man
02 - Crucify Your Mind
03 - Cause
04 - I Wonder
05 - Like Janis
06 - This Is Not A Song, It's an Outburst Or, The Establishment Blues
07 - Can't Get Away
08 - I Think of You
09 - Inner City Blues
10 - Lifestyles - Sandrevan Lullaby
11 - Street Boy
12 - A Most Disgusting Song
13 - I'll Slip Away
14 - Jane S. Piddy
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Searching For Sugar Man (2012)
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
FLAC LOSSLESS 16Bit-44kHz
R.I.P.
allmusic.com...
Another serious contender for the title of "artist least likely to enjoy a major career re-estimation," the story of cult enigma Rodriguez is nonetheless characterized by recurring moments of renaissance, sprawled over four decades and as many continents. Hopelessly obscure in the United States during his formative years as Detroit's answer to Dylan via Motown and Bacharach, in South Africa the artist notoriously remained a nostalgic reminder of apartheid. As Dutch national newspaper NRC Handelsblad discovered in 2005, young white South Africans who had been enlisted with the national service had embraced Rodriguez as their own counterculture Hendrix. However politically incorrect this must seem, their longing for the Vietnam era -- when smoking grass and listening to Rodriguez' thought-provoking lyrics was viewed as a means of rebelling against their own ultra-conservative government -- comes across as perfectly imaginable. As a consequence, much of his repertoire remains a big favorite of singalongs at an average "Braai," or barbecue party.
Tracklist:
01 - Sugar Man
02 - Crucify Your Mind
03 - Cause
04 - I Wonder
05 - Like Janis
06 - This Is Not A Song, It's an Outburst Or, The Establishment Blues
07 - Can't Get Away
08 - I Think of You
09 - Inner City Blues
10 - Lifestyles - Sandrevan Lullaby
11 - Street Boy
12 - A Most Disgusting Song
13 - I'll Slip Away
14 - Jane S. Piddy
Support the artists...
buy it if you like it!
Sharing since 2010
Thanks for Seeding!
Cheers ;)
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