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Sweden.
DJ since Dec 22, 2010 
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another local classic, from a terribly underappreciated album
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Nouvelle Vague may lack the hilarity of Richard Cheese, but more than make up for it
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I'm not sure if it's trip hop, but they DO sound a lot like Portishead, Massive Attack and Air
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say what you wish of Israel, but at least they gave us Balkan Beat Box
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I only discovered him a few months ago, but this guy is amazing
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don't think I've blipped this before - probably the best music video of all time
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possibly the best thing Cibo Matto did, but it's hard to say with a band this broad
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it seems all Nirvana-songs I like are on the same album - video is relevant, "misheard" aside it's probably the best interpretation of the lyrics
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it occurs to me that I should probably share some of his actual rapping if I'm gonna claim he's worth your time - here's Lupe Fiasco with Gotta Eat
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intelligent rappers are a rarity, especially in the US, but Lupe Fiasco is actually pretty decent
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so widely known to be Sweden's best live band that's it's almost a cliché
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Baldur's Gate, its sequel and both of their expansions have some mighty fine soundtracks
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another track that feels like it's been lurking in my mp3-player forever
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the one song about which I have most frequently gotten the question "are they serious?" and yes, hilarious as it may be, I think they are
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modern gypsy music is among the few types of music I actually discovered through the library
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Cheese does the best lounge covers of popular music I've ever heard
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another remix of Björk, by Alec Empire, the dude from ATR - there is something quite eerie about this one
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sway on macho posturing in hiphop - if you like this, "f ur x" is definitelly worth a look
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as far as I can tell, this band was a masterpiece of inbred local eccentricity
