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dkapell today. It's hard to describe. Kind of traditional latin/german/spanish/french techno. Inhabiting somewhat the same musical space as Steeleye Span or The Mediaeval Baebes, but pushing both sides of the juxtaposition further in some ways. Heavily electronic Carmina Burana is a wondrous thing.
dkapell today. It's hard to describe. Kind of traditional latin/german/spanish/french techno. Inhabiting somewhat the same musical space as Steeleye Span or The Mediaeval Baebes, but pushing both sides of the juxtaposition further in some ways. Heavily electronic Carmina Burana is a wondrous thing.
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Date: 2004-02-19 07:16 am (UTC)Traditional? AFAIK, all of those lyrics are period. There's only a very few of those lyrics I don't recognize off the top of my head.
(Gracious, a rock "Doussa Res"? There's something gloriously appropriate about that. "Doussa Res" is, literally, "Sweet Thing". Or would that be "Thang"? As in "Sweet Thang, ah think ah luuuuv you." 800 years, and nothing has changed in popular music but the hairstyles.)
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