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Kodō - Mondo Head

Kodō - Mondo Head

Musician: Kodō
Album title: Mondo Head
Style: Folk
Released: 2001
Country: Japan
Size MP3 version: 1175 mb
Size APE version: 1536 mb
Size WMA version: 1788 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 187
Format: ASF MPC VOC AIFF XM MP3 AU
Genre: Folk, World, & Country

Kodō - Mondo Head

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Tracklist

1 Berimbau Jam
2 Sange
3 Okesa Prayer
4 Wataru
5 Maracatu
6 Psychopomp
7 Daraijin
8 Oya y Ogun
9 Echo Bells
10 Kashira
11 Ektal

Companies, etc.

  • Manufactured By – Sony Music Japan International Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 4 547366 000016

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
COL 508331 2 Kodō Mondo Head ‎(CD, Album) Columbia COL 508331 2 Europe 2002
CK 91668 Kodō Mondo Head ‎(CD, Album) Columbia CK 91668 Canada 2002
SIGP12 Kodō Mondo Head ‎(SACD, Multichannel, Album) Sony Records Int'l SIGP12 Japan 2001
SIGP 12 Kodō Mondo Head ‎(SACD, Multichannel) Sony Records Int'l SIGP 12 Japan 2001
WS56111 Kodō Mondo Head ‎(SACD, Multichannel) Red Ink WS56111 US 2002

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Kodo’s new album, “Mondo Head” (on the Sony Classical label), produced by the former Grateful Dead drummer and world music enthusiast Mickey Hart, the Sado Islanders are showcasing their old-school taiko chops on the One Earth Tour. If you want to see Kodo in their pure, unadulterated element, this is a good chance.But if you want a taste of traditional taiko turned on its head, check out “Mondo Head.” Nominally, it’s a Kodo album, but in reality Hart’s vision drives the project — the latest with his Planet Drum retinue of global drummers, vocalists and guest artists. It’s a one-take affair that Hart described during a July visit to Tokyo as “Kodo drumming with other elements of the world to form yet a new kind of taiko; it honors the old tradition but this is how music grows and progresses.”