gojirah2012

ian-is-a-gogo skrev:

howdy, old friend? :) you've moved from turkish music too more eastern stuff? what are you into now? indian?

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UpendraS skrev:

Language. Who's your favorite English-language artist? :)

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UpendraS skrev:

Do you listen to English music?

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lasttry68 skrev:

Baris Manco ve turk rock seviyorsaniz lutfen Hakan Tuna nin muzigini ve videolarini dinleyiniz... cok sagol http://www.last.fm/music/hakan+tuna/+videos

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MetroHadriani skrev:

You have to pay, pay, pay. $ 30,- a year for eternal musical roaming, playing friends-, artist-, tag-, neighbourhood- & recommendation-radio. When I started using Last.fm I listened to appr. 1000 artists, now it's 11,880 At Last.fm I discovered dub, rockabilly, dancehall, country, jazz I'd never listened to before. Now I'll have a go at Geinoh Yamashirogumi.

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MetroHadriani skrev:

Thanks for coming. I love your radio. Tenor Saw! Excellent!

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pete_d skrev:

hey gojirah! i asked this in the comments to monrakplengthai, but would you be interested in doing a guest post for loi krathong? i remember spotting that don sonrabiap single on your flickr, and thought it might be a good opportunity to get some traffic to your new blog... though i understand if you want to keep the record for your own site! just let me know, thanks!

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fujifly skrev:

Lol, thanks for noticing, I was just going to say I found it on those two as well, all 3 of which I now own :). It's a bit hit or miss with the sound quality you get with those old Anadolu Rock tracks isn't it. Presumably no master tapes still exist for most of them :(. I usually end up with a few different versions, but don't really mind so long as I can find at least one good one!

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