Thievery Corporation — The Lagos Communique
Album: African Groove (Putumayo)
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Released: 2003
Length: 3:49
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joejennings wrote:
Spend more time thinking & you will be smarter!
And stay at a Holiday Inn Express! LOL!
Spend more time thinking & you will be smarter!
And stay at a Holiday Inn Express! LOL!
floydoftherocks wrote:
Spend more time thinking & you will be smarter!
i always think it must be easy to make music like this.. is this just ignorance?
Spend more time thinking & you will be smarter!
floydoftherocks wrote:
Mr. Rocks:
Making music like this is easy if ...
a) you are born with a real talent for rhythm, melody, and harmony,
b) you receive appropriate training to maximize your talent, and
c) you meet and play with people who share similar gifts and a similar vision.
Many people can achieve this, but only a small number can actually turn that into being a professional musician. Far fewer than that can turn themselves into successful recording artists.
YOU SHOULD TRY IT, HOWEVER!! You'll never know unless you try, and failing at this (which I have done) is still a huge load of fun.
i always think it must be easy to make music like this.. is this just ignorance?
Mr. Rocks:
Making music like this is easy if ...
a) you are born with a real talent for rhythm, melody, and harmony,
b) you receive appropriate training to maximize your talent, and
c) you meet and play with people who share similar gifts and a similar vision.
Many people can achieve this, but only a small number can actually turn that into being a professional musician. Far fewer than that can turn themselves into successful recording artists.
YOU SHOULD TRY IT, HOWEVER!! You'll never know unless you try, and failing at this (which I have done) is still a huge load of fun.
EXCELLENT, GOOD TUNE!! Great band. Thanx RP!
Yup
cohifi wrote:
cohifi wrote:
Stingray wrote:
One of your weaker comments!
Nothing special at all!
one of their weaker songs!
Nothing special at all!
Nothing special at all!
One of your weaker comments!
Nothing special at all!
This and some other TC songs remind me of the group Thunderball. I just did some digging on Wikipedia to see if they had any connection, and found that the guy who plays guitar and sitar on tour with TC is in a group with some of the guys from Thunderball. I don't think they've had any songwriting input, but I definitely hear the influence on the "funkier" TC tunes.
I bet there is a lot of different listeners out there that might like it. Perhaps
I love TC, but this is not one of their better efforts. 6
floydoftherocks wrote:
Perhaps...though "easy" does not necessarily mean "bad".
i always think it must be easy to make music like this.. is this just ignorance?
Perhaps...though "easy" does not necessarily mean "bad".
i always think it must be easy to make music like this.. is this just ignorance?
well it depends Stingray, when you dance on this, instead of just listening it does groove -
one of their weaker songs!
Nothing special at all!
Nothing special at all!
This WAS a great song...
Seem to have a it o op out goin ow
Seem to have a it o op out goin ow
Incredible drum beat!
Actually this is from "The Outernational Sound" - disc is great to have on your workout list. Or at a casual party where your guests start tapping their toes uncontrollably....
groovy.
This is as african as ABBA is musical
trekhead wrote:
Sounds like a letter from IKEA-toy division...
Oh, wait , that's LEGO Communique....
Lego is Danish and IKEA is Swedish.
... Dig it!
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mojoman wrote:
The only Lagos communiques I ever receive are along the lines of "I have the opportunity to make you filthy rich, but first you'll have to give me your bank account number ..."
i have also received those and i replied with a "fcuk u"
i dig the horns
This is a decent song but there are better songs on this album... Check it out if you have a chance...
mojoman wrote:
The only Lagos communiques I ever receive are along the lines of "I have the opportunity to make you filthy rich, but first you'll have to give me your bank account number ..."
The only Lagos communiques I ever receive are along the lines of "I have the opportunity to make you filthy rich, but first you'll have to give me your bank account number ..."
I find most of TC's output to be very formulaic. This isn't any different from 90% of their other tracks. I have their first two discs in my collection, but I hardly play them.
brilliant! I'd like the lyrics.
Thievery Corporation = smooth cool grooves.
\:D/
not my favorite Thievery Corp., but I'll stand by them.
Sounds like the music they used for those aerobics exercise videos, back in the 1970s. That's not a good thing.
Sounds like a letter from IKEA-toy division...
Oh, wait , that's LEGO Communique....
oldslabsides wrote:
We should nap together, just don't hog the blankie!!!
Superdiggable.
These guys can do no wrong by me... but "The Mirror Conspiracy" is the CD I like best. Gorgeous vocals. Nice to hear this kind of stuff!
why isn't there any songs by kruder and dorfmeister...? I ask again...
this one doens't quite do it for me today. but still nice and upbeat.
I'd rather be up-beat than beat-up. And let's not even talk about off-beat!
I love Thievery corp. Play more more!
Very hip. I like the name of the band also. It sounds kind of relevant to todays world.
woolf wrote: Cannot keep feet still, try though I might.Hmm shoulders too.
I am the same way. Beautiful song!!!!
What a great soundtrack for a friday at the workplace!
just caught myself dancing around the office.
I like the song very much, but the title sounds like a Tom Clancy or Robert Ludlum novel. I think they could have done better.
smokin\' instrumental interlude
Mr. Rocks:
Making music like this is easy if ...
a) you are born with a real talent for rhythm, melody, and harmony,
b) you receive appropriate training to maximize your talent, and
c) you meet and play with people who share similar gifts and a similar vision.
Many people can achieve this, but only a small number can actually turn that into being a professional musician. Far fewer than that can turn themselves into successful recording artists.
YOU SHOULD TRY IT, HOWEVER!! You'll never know unless you try, and failing at this (which I have done) is still a huge load of fun.
Very well stated! You will never know, unless you try! You have nothing to lose. Life is too short!