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guest dj tag team Karla LaVey and Andares Sieg Treasabourge present Satanic Church Radio *********first Satanic Church Radio on Soundcrack==a few technical bumps, but otherwise a pretty solid show -- good mix of noise, funtimes, and the occasional live mic. more to come in the future. Heel, Satan! 2hrs 113mb Title: Egyptian Jazz Artist: Salah Ragab and the Cairo Jazz Band Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: Variations on Death Loop Cut Artist: Aaron Dilloway + Roger Stella Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: My Sugar Artist: Fats Waller Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: Andaz Artist: Shankar Jaikishan Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: Sound Effects for Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Artist: November 2019 Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: ??? Artist: Dead Husbands Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: Freakout Jambouree Artist: If-If Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: 2 Sillhouettes Artist: Michel Magme Album: Satanic Church Radio Title: A93ue & V36rl Artist: Eraritjaritjak

Music collected during our visit to Morocco August/September '06. Here’s 2+ hours of Moroccan and Arabic music culled from radio recordings, bootleg CDs & VCDs, and live performances/field recordings. Quality ranges from excellent studio CD rips to barely listen-able AM radio broadcast. Light yourself on fire and jump into the middle of psychedelic Moroccan wedding dance, Berber folk from Agadir, Gnawa and other trance-enduction from southern Morocco, Classic Arabic radio, drummers in Ait-Benhaddou, raging cacophony in Jama' al-Fna, and more. Have more info on this music? I don't!! In particular, let me know if you recognize some of the GREAT classic Arabic tunes--I can only assume some/all of these are Lebanese or Egyptian as they are mostly pulled from AM radio during sleepless nights in Marrakech. Our 19-year-old desert guide told me “There is no Berber people. Only Arabic.” So maybe this is all Arabic music. Or African. Or, more specifically, North African. O