Finders Keepers has impressively researched the exciting and turbulent political times of Iran's 1960's - 70's. The compiler, Massha Taghinia is an American born of Iranian parents and many of these tracks come directly from his mother's record collection. Because of this connection, we receive a rare glimpse of the superstars of that country's Pop, Folk, Funk, Proto-Disco and Psych. Not only is every track delightful but the overall experience is enhanced by the idea that all of this music happened under the Shah's reign. A curious experience ranking with Sublime Frequencies collections of rock n' roll tracks from Cambodia during the period under the Khmer Rouge. We are privileged this has have fallen on Western ears.
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
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Thanks for this. I've been on a Googoosh kick lately and trying to find other music from that scene. There's nothing else quite like it.
ReplyDeleteCan you reupload this?
ReplyDeleteI would really appreciate.
Sincerely
JRAC