When I was very young I heard some musicians playing Australian music on the television and I was amazed to here the sounds that came out of this very long pole instument. Probably it was Rolf Harris doing his thing but I can't remember. All I know is that this music is thousands of years old and has stood the test of time as it is still popular today and is a huge tourist attraction in Australia. The history of the Aboriginal people is at least 40,000 years old and they do not get the recognition that they deserve from the newcomers who call themselves Australians, but this is another story. This music is not everyone's cup of tea but well worth a listen.
Very interesting music. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteI know a friend who listens to this and indian music. I must admit that I kind of like it :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this music~ very nice ^^
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Such an interesting sound.
ReplyDeleteI love saying didgeridoooooooo
ReplyDeleteI've heard some of the stuff before. It's a pretty crazy instrument, from a pretty unique culture.
ReplyDeletei like it also.. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThe technique they use to play this is interesting as well.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteA didgeridoo! My dad went to Australia and bought one for us. My brother is the only one who can play it decently, though.
ReplyDeletehahaha its very relaxing music my friend...
ReplyDeletedon't think i could listen to it for hours on end, but's it's got a certain something.
ReplyDeleteThey sound more trippy than anything else to me. It's not bad, but I can see how it's a love it or hate it thing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing back the good times. You inspired a post on my blog, thanks.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt has it's own charm, although I don't think I am going to end up putting it on my Ipod, blasting it as I go down the street. :P
ReplyDeleteInteresting music.
ReplyDeleteVery cool sounds!
ReplyDeletenot my style of music, but i dont hate it
ReplyDeleteI have a CD of this that i use for sleeping.. very soothing when turned low...
ReplyDeleteinteresting
ReplyDeleteI like that instrument when it's done right, like in these, but not so much when it's co-opted by hippies to make hippie music
ReplyDeletehahaha great posts! please more videos
ReplyDeletesuch an amazing instrument
ReplyDeleteVery different! i liked it ;D
ReplyDeleteI like it but I don't think I could listen to it for extended periods of time.
ReplyDeleteohh awesome, I also liked it :-)
ReplyDeletethe didgeridoo is such a strange instrument. but fun to listen to. hard to make. in high school my sister made one for her senior prodject.
ReplyDeleteI have a didgeridoo at home, it's really hard to play.
ReplyDeleteThis music is so unique!
ReplyDeleteMy wife made a PVC dig'....It didn't work very well.
ReplyDeletethis is great music!
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
ReplyDeletei see people play the didgeridoo down at the beach near me sometimes, in my opinion it's a funny instrument, but it's less annoying than bag pipes so its ok in my book.
ReplyDeleteha this Nostalgiad me with Fosters Australian for Beer commercials.
ReplyDeletemy old music teacher was a avid didgerido player ive always loved it.
ReplyDeletei like this instrument, i also like the shamizen
ReplyDeleteok, I came back a second time to listen to this :D
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic, as usual :D
ReplyDeleteVery interesting :D
ReplyDeleteCircular breathing is hard as shit.
ReplyDeleteThat was interesting, i've always liked the sound of the didgeridoo.
ReplyDeletedidgeridoo music is so oldschool man seriously haha!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post man! Keep up this excellent work!
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ReplyDeleteIt's so hard to play properly too. I fail at it
ReplyDeleteloved it!! sounds great
ReplyDeleteLove it! Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI love the way Jamiroquai incorporates this great sound in their songs
ReplyDeleteits good for musics
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