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[complacentnation]

who plays at the end? I want to listen to tons of that.

[sheltalmy]

Amazing!!! Please more of the guy on 1:39, it's too short!!

[boumbi]

That guy in the end with the electric oud at 2:43 and the amp HAS TO BE SIGNED by some label. I saw him some years ago, and he sounds like nothing else on Earth.

[allertonoff2]

Fantasic compilation...Sublime frequencies ROCK !

[spacecakes0]

1:17 holy crap thats ...crazy

amazing!

[attle410]

21/F here. home alone with a webcam Q

[youseiss]

great！！

[siham76california]

Ohh Morocco! viva Moroco!

[superjules]

Is that Alan Bishop on the first electric banjo jam? When's the DVD coming out?

[drphonic]

Awesome! Dang, we can't get a screening in Atlanta?

[themildcolonialboy]

The opening track is played by Jamal Baba, a resident of Essaouira. He's playing Guenbri (otherwise known as Sintir or Hajhuj)and the musical style is Gnawa, or Gnaoua. It is indeed music designed to induce trance states to allow healing through possession and exorcism. He is an outstanding exponent of this music, with his own unique style. VERY difficult to play in this manner WHILST singing. Haven't seen the film myself, would love to...

[saleall]

man that was cool,,don't know but i like it. ..the way the man played that guitar attracted me lol. ..how coled he play like that :d:p give him some bass guitar !

[chinchillasky]

Shall we call it Morrocan hypno-folk-trance?

[TanCrescent]

I especially like the opening tunes :)

It's all good though...

[jaikwillis]

I love this stuff, i would probably be the only person who would enjoy it tho if they were playing in the eL station here in Chicago

[neddoonsman]

Thanks.Hope itll show up out here in SF!

[haschrobot]

Greeeeeat!

[dimaamine]

nice video

[zverina]

i want to party in morocco with you!