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 We Have Come To Take Your Jobs - Kultur Shock
 We Have Come To Take Your Jobs - Kultur Shock ... God Is Busy (May I Help You)2 Tango La Victoria 3 Duna 4 Zumbal 5 Gino Loves Me 6 Istanbul 7 Poor Man 8 Mano Mi Hermano 9 Sarajevo 10 Hashishi Newest Review: ... in the middle of his performance (so his comments got more and more explicit), the waiters and stuff did not appreciate loud ... more ... non-English speaking clientele (who didn't tip well) and finally police and Christian society did not appreciate girls jumping on the tables and taking their bras off, wildly screaming from the top of their lungs. Somewhat less excited (pissed off) venues kicked Kultur Shock out, not just of their venue, but the "World Music" world in general. This might be the best thing ever happened to the band. Life is never going to be the same, for both Kultur Shock and the "World Music" as we know it.
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We Have Come To Take Your Jobs
Release Date: 2009 - 01 - 01, Audio CD, Kool Arrow Records Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46
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We Have Come To Take Your Jobs - Kultur Shock: Kultur Shock - We Came To Take Your Jobs Away (1085 words)
by - written on 17/06/08 (Very useful, 208 readings)
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Hmm, the 2nd day in two days I've received suggestions back with the wrong names - they must be busy at dooyoo headquarters! If you don't know much about Kultur Shock, they are a band from Seattle made up of singer, trumpet, tarabuka player and all-round mad man Srdan Jevdevic (aka. Gino Banana) from Sarajevo, guitarist/bazouki player Mario Butkovic also from Bosnia, Masashi Kobayashi - the silent bassist from Japan, Val Kiossovski - guitarist and second singer from Bulgaria, Christopher Stromquist - the swedish american drummer and Matty Noble on Violin. They play a mixture of balkan-jazz/punk/metal, scream, sing gently, talk and do whatever they ... Read the complete review
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