Mungolian Jetset
is the Norwegian ex-jazz, now Nu-Balearic duo consisting of Pal «Strangefruit» Nyhus and Knut Sævik, who source nominal dance music from a smogasbord of slow motion beats, cosmic chants and pilfered bits of disco, prog and soft rock.
«We Gave It All Away ... Now We Are Taking It Back» was released in 2009 on Smalltown Supersound.
You can`t go wrong with those vocals.
Mashed-up with the Wagner theme from «Apocalypse Now».
To cheer me up.
The perfect cruising song.
Perfect jogging tempo.
Nokia's Alarmer tune. It’s a bit a lame answer , but it’s actually quite nice and subtle.
At Roskilde. In the early 90s. Not exactly the best concert I eever saw, but more correctly the scariest. It was very dangerous and totally slamming.
When drunk: «Go Bang»; when pissed: «Radio Morrocco»; when passing out: «Daddy Lolo».
And that awful «fuck you» song by Rage Against The Machine.
Still have not found those...
I don't think I fell in love with someone specific to it, but I can recall it being the soundtrack to a particular time when my male hormones really started to grow out of control. I remember it being a perfect soundtrack for those times.
Torgersen is a famous doctor and comedian over here. «Det Var En Gang» is a children's song that used to crack me up when I was about four or five. I remember laughing while laying on my head on my parent's couch listening to this on a 7". It's got lyrics that deal with sounds mixed with words and that was what I found funny, and in a way my first sonically psychedelic experience.
Then I’d prefer that my favorite DJ – whoever that will be then – would play a proper set of my favourite tunes to a crowd of my best friends dancing and continuing on...
Ganim's Asia Minors is an obscure, possibly persian/turkish group from the early sixties. «Daddy Lolo» is indeed a bonkers but utterly charming tune. It's from one of those «Jungle Exotica» compilations that came out in the nineties. This song should conclude my funeral too.
For the wallet: «Yesterday»; for sheer excellence: «Nature Boy».
