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B-tribe — Love, Tears, Heartache & Devot
Album: Fiesta Fatal!
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6.6

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Total ratings: 285








Released: 1994
Length: 4:01
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Gypsy Kings mash up for 30 somethings?
Posted 3 months ago by Devaplan    [ Reply ]
Too repetitive.
Posted 2 years ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]
That drum loop from Sly and the Family Stone has been used to death. I don't think I ever need to hear it again.
Posted 20 years ago by gregorbill    [ Reply ]
Soul II Soul?
Posted 20 years ago by R_P    [ Reply ]
JCJ wrote:
Sure it does. These days, new types of music are just variations or mixes of already exisiting musical styles. Give it a chance
This sort of "everything's been done, all we can hope for is to rehash / revision the old" mentality always struck me as intellectually lazy. Yes, music evolves from existing forms by standing on the shoulders of giants, and everything comes from something... but just being a "mix" of different styles doesn't make something worthwhile, or useful. And, ultimately, it makes me wonder where the new really will come from; --d
Posted 20 years ago by lindydallas    [ Reply ]
Let me see... a mix loops from early 90's techno, flamenco, and Engima... They thought it will work!! Don't think it does tho ;)
Posted 20 years ago by BigCalm    [ Reply ]
Not a bad track. I\'m fine with listening to it, but for some reason, it makes me thing of video game music.
Posted 21 years ago by nate_pitzer    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Blackjack: I usually like it when bands strive to combine different styles of music, but B-tribe has always come across as very New Age Easy Listening. Why is "easy listening" so hard to listen to?
so true!
Posted 21 years ago by porlapaz    [ Reply ]
Definitely don\'t get it. For me, this song is one step up from the AM static you hear buzzing through the speakers when you\'re passing through tiny rural towns.
Posted 21 years ago by Carissa    [ Reply ]
A relaxed melody
Posted 21 years ago by Jacco    [ Reply ]
Pero que cojones es esto!!! Un aleman haciendo new-age music con guitarra y flamenco!!! Ademas, no a todos nos gusta el flamenco en España. What in hell is this? A german guy's making new-age music with spanish guitar and flamenco!! Furthermore, not all Spanish people like flamenco in Spain
Posted 21 years ago by qosforever    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by johnnyrock70: Have you checked out St. Germain? I haven't heard him in paradise...
So hit that request button and change the message title! Sorry, this is my first night listening, but I'm already an addict. on topic: I like this B-tribe track a lot :)
Posted 21 years ago by artifex    [ Reply ]
I like this and want to hear it again.
Posted 21 years ago by mperry    [ Reply ]
I usually like it when bands strive to combine different styles of music, but B-tribe has always come across as very New Age Easy Listening. Why is \"easy listening\" so hard to listen to?
Posted 21 years ago by Blackjack    [ Reply ]
This is the epitome of eclectic music. What an interesting mix of several musical styles/genres. Very cool and unique.
Posted 21 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Don\'t listen to the anti-techno retro-grouches...Just because it is digital doesn\'t mean it is not music worth listening to..Have you checked out St. Germain? I haven\'t heard him in paradise... Keep up the outstanding work.
Posted 21 years ago by johnnyrock70    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by Bakshish: The flamenco+techno mix doesn't quite mix. really.. a 3 out of 10.
Sure it does. These days, new types of music are just variations or mixes of already exisiting musical styles. Give it a chance
Posted 21 years ago by JCJ    [ Reply ]
I like the hybrid of styles. Works in the mix.
Posted 21 years ago by tonypf    [ Reply ]