Femi Kuti | Day By Day | A Take Away Show

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Uploaded by on Dec 13, 2010

La Blogothèque presents
A Temporary Areas & la Blogotheque production.
Femi Kuti / Day By Day / A Take Away Show (Outtake)

He was said to be tired, but in fact Femi was ready to play, asking his musicians to keep the energy, to support this politic cry. A cry, started by the Kuti Family for almost 50 years...

Read the full story (in French)
http://blogotheque.net/Femi-Kuti

Image & Edit by Vincent Moon
Sound by JB Aubonnet & François Clos
Mix by François Clos

www.myspace.com/femikuti
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www.temporaryareas.com/

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  • Kali Yuga . ..

  • @mikezephyr the first step to world peace, whether or not it is a reasonable goal, is getting people to understand that.

  • I really dig that actually. But as they say, man can't live on bread alone. There's music, art, beauty too. Not just fucking, or eating. That's what makes us human.

  • @mikezephyr Maybe there is no human nature or human condition, but there is the condition of nature, which is that everything must eat. Human action is based on the need for individuals to eat and reproduce. Politics are established to ensure that at least one group of people may do so. To live another way entirely is fantasy.

  • @mikezephyr :)

  • my bad for sounding harsh, a lot of essays to do, that's all.

    enjoy!

  • @mikezephyr True enough.

  • You seriously don't understand Fela and Femi Kuti's message then.

    There is no abstract and unchangeable "human nature" or "human condition", which certainly comes from religious thought, there is only human action which is the sum total of historical social relations. You can live one way politically, or another way entirely.

  • War and violence are a necessary consequence of the human condition. A condition in which freedom and choice is greater then both good or evil. Though both are required for this freedom to exist.

  • imagine the work you could get done if you'd spend the praying time on work as well...

    peace would be closer around the corner if it wasn't for religion and its "divine" influence.

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