Strictly 1950s and 60s Jamaican Ska
1. The Tide Is High by The Paragons
2. Baby I Love You by Carl Dawkins
3. What Can I Say by The Tartans
4. 007 (Shanty Town) by Desmond Dekker
5. Happy Go Lucky Girl by The Paragons
6. Windfall by Tommy McCook & The Supersonics
7. Let George Do It by Don Drummond
8. Rough & Tough by Stranger Cole
9. I Want To Take A Chance by The Slickers
10. Open The Door by Baba Books & His Band
11. So Long by Lester Sterling
12. When I Call Your Name by Stranger & Patsy
13. Storm Warning by Lyn Taitt & The Comets
14. My Daily Food by The Maytals
15. Next Door Neighbour by Owen & Leon Silveras
16. Watermelon Man by Baba Brooks Band
17. Congo War by Lord Brynner
18. Trojan by Lloyd Briscoe
19. I Don’t Need Your Love by Chuck & Dobby
20. Carry Go Bring Home by Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
21. Don D Lion by Don Drummond
22. Silver Dollar by Tommy McCook & The Skatalites
23. Fire Corner by King Stitt
Winky Wiryawan is probably one of the last trance DJ standing in Indonesia. With his JUNKO outfit and Sundanese charms, Winky still keeps the dance floor trance hot!!! Check out the music that formed this talented artist and stories of his first ever LP, PLAYLIST!
01. Chopin - Minute Waltz Op 64 No 1
02. Sepultura - Dead Embryonic Cells
03. Metallica - Sad But True
04. Knife Party - Begin Again
05. Madeon - Technicolor
06. Michael Jackson - One Day in Your Life
07. Rage Against the Machine - Fistful of Steel
Identitas serta ragam warna musik tradisional nusantara terus tergerus seiring dengan derasnya industri musik dunia. Kekhawatiran ini melahirkan keinginan Swara Gembira untuk mencoba menghadirkan lantunan-lantunan kidung dari Sabang hingga Merauke yang terkurasi dan terkemas relevan bagi muda-mudi Indonesia.
1. Ro Arwo Ibrin - Female Group (Musik dari Biak, Irian Jaya)
2. We Oe - Sesi String (Musik dari Tenggara Sumbawa, Sumba, Timor)
3. Hitam Manis - Musik Ronggeng (Musik Melayu dari Sumatra dan Kepulauan Riau)
4. Mangani-Woper Rum Sireb-Swan Womi-Mansren-Imnis Kaku (Yospan) - Group Wambarèk (Musik dari Biak, Irian Jaya)
5. Stambul Bila - Mama Ong ( Musik dari pinggir kota Jakarta)
6. Opak Apem - Banyuwangi (Lagu sebelum petang)
7. Peranta - Musik Mendu (Musik Melayu dari Sumatra dan Kepulauan Riau)
8. Gondang Parsahadatan Tu Saluhut Sahula Habonara (Music dari Toba) - Indonesia- (Music dari Nias & Sumatra Utara- Ho Ho, Gendang Karo, Gondang Toba)
9. Rangsang - Sekaha Sekar Karya (Lombok, Kalimantan, Banyumas: Dikenal sebagai Gamelan & Wayang)
10. Ahmadi - Zapin Music (Musik Melayu dari Sumatra dan Kepulauan Riau)
11. Tetalu Tiga: Daun Iris/Panca Marga - Grup Topeng Betawi Panca Mekar (Musik Betawi dan Sunda dari Pantai Utara Jakarta)
12. Djanger Bali - Tony Scott And The Indonesian Allstars (Djanger Bali)
What's not to love from the classics? Just like enjoying a piece of timeless painting or an art piece or even losing yourself in the grand scale of breath-taking architecture, hardcore/punk too is an art in its own respective. What was once started as nucleus of collective force, the musical genre stays in lots of different incarnation throughout the years. Expect to see barrage of usual suspects coming straight outta time capsule. Hardcore rules because it's written in stone.
01. Wide Awake - Insight
02. Bad Brains - Pay to Cum
03. Youth of Today - One Family
04. Raw Deal - Wall of Hate
05. Cro-Mags - We Gotta Know
06. Insted - Tell Me
07. Side by Side - Dead Serious
08. Breakdown - Labeled
09. Agnostic Front - Power
10. Final Conflict - Abolish Police
11. Leeway - Mark of the Squealer
12. Bold - Wise Up
13. Madball - Get Out
14. Straight Ahead - Spirit of Youth
15. Judge - In My Way
16. Last Rights - Chunks
17. Outburst - Thin Ice
18. Blitz - We Are the Boys
19. Life’s Blood - Not for the Weak
20. Rest in Pieces - Old Grey Mare Stomp/Stark Raving Nude
21. Sacrilege - Life Line
22. The Varukers - No Masters No Slaves
23. Crown of Thornz - Juggernaut
24. Beyond - Vitality
25. Gorilla Biscuits - Biscuit Power
26. Sick of It All - Friends Like You
27. Merauder - Life is Pain
28. Uniform Choice - Straight and Alert
29. The Icemen - The Harsh Truth
30. Warzone - We’re the Srew
31. YDI - Out for Blood
32. Crucifix - How When Where
Songs that are most likely played at Lilith Fair from 1997-1999
1. Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega
2. Stay (I Missed You) by Lisa Loeb
3. Criminal by Fiona Apple
4. Angry Johnny by Poe
5. Carnival by Natalie Merchant
6. Give Me One Reason by Tracy Chapman
7. Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover by Sophie B Hawkins
8. Who Will Save Your Soul by Jewel
9. Bitch by Meredith Brooks
10. If It Makes You Happy by Sheryl Crow
11. Where Have All the Cowboys Gone by Paula Cole
12. Silent All These Years by Tori Amos
13. Sunny Came Home by Shawn Colvin
Episode ketiga Loka Suara Live menampilkan rapper Matter Mos di mana ia bercerita tentang bagaimana ia berangkat dari vokalis band metalcore menjadi salah satu nama penting di skena hip-hop hari ini.
Memperkenalkan salah satu seri video terbaru di Whiteboard Journal, Loka Suara Live. Pengembangan dari channel W_Music yang kini lahir kembali dalam format video.
Polka Wars, which joined the dynamic Jakarta music scene in the beginning of 2010, is one of the bands that attempts to present something new. And though their music is not the kind that would be perfect to accompany you on a slow, Sunday afternoon, the volume of the combined sounds of guitars, drums, and recently, a saxophone, evokes strong emotions without draining your energy. Though they've been active for over two years, in 2012 the group consisting of principal members Karaeng Adjie, Giovanni Rahmadeva, Xandega Tahajuansya & Billy Saleh gained a lot of attention from the media, concert organizers and avid music goers.
We invited Polka Wars to perform at Studio Taman on a Sunday afternoon. Enlisting the help of noisemaker Sawi Lieu to play the synth and Gerinov to play the saxophone, Polka Wars performance brought a full and lively rendition of their momentum-driven music.
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Influenced by The Who, The Beatles - among several other legends of the 1960s and 1970s - these two brothers are recognized in the independent music sphere of Indonesia for their brand of rock and roll. Perhaps the comfort of performing with someone you are tied to by blood has also impacted the way The Experience perform their songs, all of which are in English. The casual, but confident vibe of this two-man band is what makes their performances memorable. Their debut album, Summer of Love, was released in 2007 and their second album, Eye Contact, made it to the third rank on Rolling Stone's Top Ten Charts in 2011. We invited the duo to practice and recording space Studio Taman in Kemang a month ago and they showed us why they are a group that everybody has their eyes on.
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