Showing posts with label various artists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label various artists. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Chlangden Production - Sinn Sisamouth, Ros Sereysothea and others















Thanks to Chhanrithy
and Yawning and Balafon blog!

Chlangden Vol. 004
Chlangden Vol. 005
Chlangden Vol. 007 (Meas Toeuk 8)
Chlangden Vol. 009
Chlangden Vol. 010
Chlangden Vol. 012 (Chamrieng Tumneub Chamros)
Chlangden Vol. 019 (Kamlos Lane Krohorm)
Chlangden Vol. 020 (Movie Soundtrack/Chamriang Et Priang Tuk which roughly translates to The Song Without Any Preparation)
Chlangden Vol. 025 (Allo Oun Allo Bong)
Chlangden Vol. 027 (Anouksavry Battambang No. 2)
Chlangden Vol. 028 (Samros Koh Kong)
Chlangden Vol. 029 (Chamrieng Voyho No. 04)
Chlangden Vol. 030 (Chab Meas)
Chlangden Vol. 033 (Krou Kmeng Thnam Chnang)
Chlangden Vol. 037 (Kamrorng Phourng Tkol)
Chlangden Vol. 038 (Chamrieng Pov Sipho)
Chlangden Vol. 036
Chlangden Vol. 039 (Voyho No. 03)
Chlangden Vol. 041 (Rieb Ka Chos Bong) Ros Serey Sothea
Chlangden Vol. 043 (Kamlos HONDA Kanha PC) Sinn Sisamouth
Chlangden Vol. 045 (Soundtrack) Sinn Sisamouth
Chlangden Vol. 046 (Movie Soundtrack)
Chlangden Vol. 047
Chlangden Vol. 048 (Preah Moha Moklean)
Chlangden Vol. 049 (Tumnign Sneha)
Chlangden Vol. 051 (Soundtrack)
Chlangden Vol. 054 (Nissai Kam)
Chlangden Vol. 055 (Neary Sok Kley)
Chlangden Vol. 057
Chlangden Vol. 058 (Movie soundtrack)
Chlangden Vol. 060
Chlangden Vol. 061
Chlangden Vol. 062
Chlangden Vol. 063
Chlangden Vol. 064
Chlangden Vol. 066 (Romvong)
Chlangden Vol. 068 (Ros Cham Chamloeuy)
Chlangden Vol. 070
Chlangden Vol. 071 (OH! YE YE)
Chlangden Vol. 073 (Mlub Po Bakheng)
Chlangden Vol. 074
Chlangden Vol. 075 (Oh! Pseng Barey)
Chlangden Vol. 076
Chlangden Vol. 082
Chlangden Vol. 085 (Movie Sountrack_Tum Teav)
Chlangden Vol. 091
Chlangden Vol. 092 (Kamlos Kromom Hoeu Ha)
Chlangden Vol. 095 (Yub Mign Oun Nhornhim)
Chlangden Vol. 096
Chlangden Vol. 105 (Pjoeu Korng Chorng Dai)
Chlangden Vol. 109 (Chamka Samrong_Huy Meas)
Chlangden Vol. 111 (Reahou Chab Chan)
Chlangden Vol. 111 (Reahou Chab Chan)
Chlangden Vol. 113 (Tngay Nis Min Chole Pteas Teh)
Chlangden Vol. 115 (Toek Pnek Neang Pos Champou Vorn soundtrack)
Chlangden Vol. 119 (Polto Aphop)
Chlangden Vol. 121 (Lorlork Gny Chmole)
Chlangden Vol. 123 (Pteas Psar 5 Knorng)
Chlangden Vol. 125
Chlangden Vol. 127 (Than Sour Ney Mnous Kvak)
Chlangden Vol. 131
Chlangden Vol.134 (Jass Kaong Knong Srawlang Knear Mdong Teat - roughly translates to "Old Age Let's Love Each Other Once Again)
Chlangden Vol. 135 (Chamriang Pheapyun "aka Movie Soundtracks)
Chlangden Vol. 136 (Chamriang Tumnurp Jomross "basically says Popular mixed variety songs)
Chlangden Vol. 149 (Movie soundtrack_ Kampong Thom Chumrum Chet)
Chlangden Vol. 165 (Ber Ngor'nget Kom Pler - translates to "If it gets dark don't be bright)
Chlangden Vol. 171
Chlangden Vol. 177 (Skol Teh Klen Min Ban Klourn_ Meas Hok Seng)
Chlangden Vol. 181
Chlangden Vol. 183
Chlangden Vol. 187
Chlangden Vol. 189 (Chantrea Reas Hoeuy)
Chlangden Vol. 191 (Lea Oun Tov Cbang)
Chlangden Vol. 197 (Romvong)
Chlangden Vol. 205
Chlangden Vol. 207 (Kandal Dourng Chet) Sinn Sisamouth
Chlangden Vol. 209 (Movie Soundtrack_ Ar Sach Choun Mday)
Chlangden Vol. 213 (Knorng Phnom Anouksavry) Sinn Sisamouth
Chlangden Vol. 293 (Chivit Kamakor Tbong) Sinn Sisamouth

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

V.A. - Musics In The Margin (2006)
















from Boomkat:

"Inscribed on the back cover in large letters : 'The process is more important than the result' and I suppose that is the most important thing to remember when listening to outsider music. Still, the only thing we have is the result, so there's still got to be something interesting about it, but the process is so important to the musician that it's important to hear it in context. Many of the artists on this strange compilation have been diagnosed with psychiatric problems, and many have actually recorded much of their music as a form of therapy. Of course the results are not always listenable, but more often than not hearing this honesty in music is refreshing and exciting. Outsider music has enjoyed something of a surge in popularity lately thanks to the cult status achieved by Daniel Johnston (who contributes two tracks to this compilation) who recently had a critically acclaimed documentary dedicated to him, and also notably thanks to wailing recluse Jandek, who has been appearing from the ether to play live shows recently. Timely then that Sub Rosa should choose to release this epic collection now, and I must say it works very well. When you're dealing with this kind of music it's easy to get it wrong, to become patronising and make a spectacle of the performers rather than enjoying the music for what it is, 'Musics in the Margin' avoids this by presenting the music in a way that you would expect of any other good quality compilation, varied and challenging in the best possible way. A huge recommendation for any of you looking for something a little bit different this summer, and another winner from the on-form Sub Rosa."
part one, part two.