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nina hagen band - african reggae (mp3)

due to a severe lack of brain activity, im going to be keeping this post short and sweet. so in a complete contrast to kev's thesis on nyc, here goes...

the nina hagen band were formed by the woman herself, catherina hagen, back in 1977 and were renowned for their new wave/punk sound and their operatic, almost scizophrenic, vocal talents. the track posted, 'african reggae', is from the unbehagen lp and is a lot 'easier on the ears' than most of the album tracks. its a 6 minute affair that excellently fuses together various influences, including dub, reggae and punk...fantastisch

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