I would like to trade a tape of non-english and non-spanish songs and i could make a tape wit only brasilian rock but the person would had to send it to brasil anyone interested

-- Chupa-Cabras (m_667@ig.com.br), March 30, 2002

Answers

I'd like to be in on this trade but I don't have enough of a range, just lots and lots of Stereolab, and um pouquinho of Faust, Kraftwerk and bossa nova. Maybe...

-- Damian (spacelab@angelfire.com), April 04, 2002.

yeah same, i dunno how much non-english language stuff i got...ummm all i can think of right now is i got a few Francoise Hardy rec's. some indian music...yeah quite a bit of german stuff i guess. what Brazilian stuff are you into, anything i would've heard of?

-- (doorag@eudoramail.com), April 04, 2002.

righto, who has a decent tape to tape setup? mine's screwed. i've got some Blondie in French, Sugarcubes in Icelandic, 99 Luftballoons, some Stereolab and Kraftwerk same as Damian.

-- petra jane (petrajane@nightmode.net), April 04, 2002.

i knwo someone with agnetha faltskog singing in her natuve tongue. cool.

-- di (ladydie6@hotmail.com), April 05, 2002.

most mangue-bit, rock and hip-hop and maybe some electronica. it would not be really a only rock tape

-- Chupa-Cabras (m_667@ig.com.br), April 07, 2002.

hrmmm - i've being messin' around mixing up some russian poetry + got some choice french hip-hop / indie / chanson, ye olde icelandic bjork / sugarcubes, aussie aboriginal rock, afro-funk, finnish indie, german indie, mexican death metal + cuban hip-hop, and japanese noise punk / art noise. guess i could put something together out of all that. sound appealing?

-- jon (donde_estan_pollo@hotmail.com), May 02, 2002.