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From: bolillo239
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  • Even more, there's a really ravishing strangeness in it. Something alien yet incredibly familiar. Fela Kuti is sure something...

  • @NoMetaphorPlease thankx for listening this is a great song

  • Beautiful tune. Deep, ageless, with stretched rhythms and trumpets like those of some old vanished army. Sweet bitterness indeed...

  • @NoMetaphorPlease very beautiful, indeed!

  • A day does¨not go by and I dont listen to Fela

  • @SophieDulce yep got him on my blackberry everyday, him and miles davis

  • To my mind one of the greatest fela's work !

  • @pikatchouandsooon Agreed!

  • @pikatchouandsooon indeed!

  • All these johnny come lately star struck popularity mesmerized go with the flow talking Americans, shut up and listen to the message. Many are still crafted by the wave this great musician was swimming against; I bet if he settled in America he would have been buried alive.

  • Some of the best Fela stuff right there. Thanks for uploading Bolillo. Wish I could find the lyrics for this.

  • @pchantreau thankx for listening, this is one of his best

  • this shit makes me wanna cry, hug all people, live in the moment. If music isn't god than i don't know what is.

  • @Hafazeh you know it brother

  • @chrisebare cheers my brother

  • Egypt 80 music is deeper than Afrika 70, lyrically AND musically, even though due to circumstances sometimes less well recorded. (this production however sounds great..) Whatever you think of Professor Hindu & co, Fela's music had a spiritual dimension. The music conveys this clearly..

  • great song! Arguably one of his best songs lyrically and musically.

  • ur a funny guy i didnt no u posted this gem. i actually prefer fela with egypt 80 his lyrics were more powerful. to me many people sacrifice what fela was saying for his music and i prefer his lyrics more than anything. but his later works sound like mozart, james brown and tito puente all got together to play with an african village.

  • men,thanks so much for sharing this lovely piece of art,u just made my day.

  • @jibola777 thanx for listening, much more fela to come.

  • thank you so much for posting this song. its been a long time over due.

  • @Jayluvsu2 thankx for listening i will be posting more Fela soon.

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