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Tinariwen - Amassakoul - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Tinariwen's breakthrough album originally released in 2004, now remastered and repackaged with a bonus unreleased track, exclusive photos and brand-new liner notes. The CD comes in a 6 panel digipak, with exclusive photos, and extensive new liner notes. Amassakoul features songs from Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni, Touhami Ag Alhassane Tinariwen are Tuaregs, children of a nomadic Berber tribe who have roamed the Saharan desert for thousands of years. Over recent centuries, colonialism has seen the Tuareg's ancestral territory partitioned into distinct countries - Mali, Algeria, Libya, Niger. This drawing of borders has turned the Tuareg into ishumar, a displaced people in search of a homeland lost to them. Tinariwen's music ' a blend of West African traditional music and electrified rock'n'roll ' speaks directly to this feeling of longing a sound that critics have called 'desert blues'. Album Tracks 1. Amassakoul'n'ténéré 2. Oualahila Ar Tesninam 3. Chatma 4. Arawan 5. Chet Boghassa 6. Amidinin 7. TÉNÉRÉ Daféo Nikchan 8. Aldhechen Manin 9. Alkhar Dessouf 10. Eh Massina Sintadoben 11. Assoul 12. Taskiwt Tadjat

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    Tinariwen's breakthrough album originally released in 2004, now remastered and repackaged with a bonus unreleased track, exclusive photos and brand-new liner notes. The CD comes in a 6 panel digipak, with exclusive photos, and extensive new liner notes. Amassakoul features songs from Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, Abdallah Ag Alhousseyni, Touhami Ag Alhassane Tinariwen are Tuaregs, children of a nomadic Berber tribe who have roamed the Saharan desert for thousands of years. Over recent centuries, colonialism has seen the Tuareg's ancestral territory partitioned into distinct countries - Mali, Algeria, Libya, Niger. This drawing of borders has turned the Tuareg into ishumar, a displaced people in search of a homeland lost to them. Tinariwen's music ' a blend of West African traditional music and electrified rock'n'roll ' speaks directly to this feeling of longing a sound that critics have called 'desert blues'. Album Tracks 1. Amassakoul'n'ténéré 2. Oualahila Ar Tesninam 3. Chatma 4. Arawan 5. Chet Boghassa 6. Amidinin 7. TÉNÉRÉ Daféo Nikchan 8. Aldhechen Manin 9. Alkhar Dessouf 10. Eh Massina Sintadoben 11. Assoul 12. Taskiwt Tadjat
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    Tinariwen
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    Amassakoul
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    CD
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    Wedge
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