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NPR_Nut writes "A group of musicians took centuries-old instruments from the forests of Congo, brought them into the city - and plugged in! Their do-it-yourself amplification devices conjure up garage bands. African punk music from Konono Number One." Link (WindowsMedia audio). Wow, this is really great- they also talk how they made the DIY pick ups.
DIY amp'ed Congo music...
NPR_Nut writes "A group of musicians took centuries-old instruments from the forests of Congo, brought them into the city - and plugged in! Their do-it-yourself amplification devices conjure up garage bands. African punk music from Konono Number One." Link (WindowsMedia audio). Wow, this is really great- they also talk how they made the DIY pick ups.
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Aug 8, 2005 02:35 PM
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