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Are there any musicians in the group? RicodJour 06-29-2007
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Posted by Happy Time Harry on July 10, 2007, 8:53 pm
Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>> Happy Time Harry wrote:
>>
>>> I like the Shmenge Brothers.
>>>
>>> http://sctv.org/characters/shmenges/body.htm
>>>
>>>
>> Really good...On the other hand, a local church is kinda known for its
>> Kapusta piroshki with musroom s that one lady makes.....By the time you
>> make it home from church after a few bucks worth of these, you are
>> creating your own fuel. Problem? How to harness that fuel...
>
>
> Oi. The dietary equivalent of bagpipes!
> Throw in some popara and kacamak and you've got me running west like a
> two-legged, balding, Terry Fox... at least until I get to Italy. There I
> could linger for a lunch or two.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popara
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kacamak
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Fox
>
>
Going by the Wikipedia descriptions of Popara and Kacamak, I think that
helpings of those would plug me up tighter than a bullfrog's ass for at
least a week.

Posted by Michael Bulatovich on July 10, 2007, 11:00 pm

> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>> Happy Time Harry wrote:
>>>
>>>> I like the Shmenge Brothers.
>>>>
>>>> http://sctv.org/characters/shmenges/body.htm
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Really good...On the other hand, a local church is kinda known for its
>>> Kapusta piroshki with musroom s that one lady makes.....By the time you
>>> make it home from church after a few bucks worth of these, you are
>>> creating your own fuel. Problem? How to harness that fuel...
>>
>>
>> Oi. The dietary equivalent of bagpipes!
>> Throw in some popara and kacamak and you've got me running west like a
>> two-legged, balding, Terry Fox... at least until I get to Italy. There I
>> could linger for a lunch or two.
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popara
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kacamak
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Fox
> Going by the Wikipedia descriptions of Popara and Kacamak, I think that
> helpings of those would plug me up tighter than a bullfrog's ass for at
> least a week.

The cornmeal paste has a bunch of fiber in it. Be my guest.



Posted by ++ on July 11, 2007, 1:15 am
Happy Time Harry wrote:

> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>
>>
>>> Happy Time Harry wrote:
>>>
>>>> I like the Shmenge Brothers.
>>>>
>>>> http://sctv.org/characters/shmenges/body.htm
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Really good...On the other hand, a local church is kinda known for
>>> its Kapusta piroshki with musroom s that one lady makes.....By the
>>> time you make it home from church after a few bucks worth of these,
>>> you are creating your own fuel. Problem? How to harness that fuel...
>>
>>
>>
>> Oi. The dietary equivalent of bagpipes!
>> Throw in some popara and kacamak and you've got me running west like
>> a two-legged, balding, Terry Fox... at least until I get to Italy.
>> There I could linger for a lunch or two.
>>
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popara
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kacamak
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Fox
>>
> Going by the Wikipedia descriptions of Popara and Kacamak, I think
> that helpings of those would plug me up tighter than a bullfrog's ass
> for at least a week.
>
Well, the cornmeal mush will get ou going but it is the kachamak that
will make it truly fragrant


Posted by Happy Time Harry on July 2, 2007, 10:09 am
Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> http://www.meredithmonk.org/MonkAudio.html
>>>>>
>>>>> This stuff is dope!
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> ' been listening to this since visiting the site:
>>>>>
>>>> Ivo Papasov et all are jazz musicians who, btw, regularly make it to US
>>>> and Canada, best album is "Wedding Music" As a Montenegrin, you oughta
>>>> like it.
>>>>
>>> *Half*-Motenegrin, and the closest I'll get to the bagpipe is the
>>> saxophone.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> I guess it's an acquired taste, but I wasn't talking about bagpipe music.
>> Ivo Papasov's Wedding Music is the kind of music that Serbs, Romani and
>> Montenegrins always have for weddings, literally. It features about ten
>> or eleven kinds of brass instruments augmented by some modern ones and
>> some ones we never see in North America. It's hard to explain until you
>> hear it. But with Ivo, it's also jazz. Here is brass music with added
>> dumbek and drums on Saint Nicholas Day in Macedonia:
>>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIw9I_4LOeE&mode=related&search=
>>
>
> I'm familiar with this sort of music, and like it quite a bit, especially
> the dance music. I used to dance "kolo" as a kid. Great fun.
>
>
I like the Shmenge Brothers.

http://sctv.org/characters/shmenges/body.htm


Posted by Happy Time Harry on July 2, 2007, 10:10 am
Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>> Michael Bulatovich wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> http://www.meredithmonk.org/MonkAudio.html
>>>>>
>>>>> This stuff is dope!
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> ' been listening to this since visiting the site:
>>>>>
>>>> Ivo Papasov et all are jazz musicians who, btw, regularly make it to US
>>>> and Canada, best album is "Wedding Music" As a Montenegrin, you oughta
>>>> like it.
>>>>
>>> *Half*-Motenegrin, and the closest I'll get to the bagpipe is the
>>> saxophone.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> I guess it's an acquired taste, but I wasn't talking about bagpipe music.
>> Ivo Papasov's Wedding Music is the kind of music that Serbs, Romani and
>> Montenegrins always have for weddings, literally. It features about ten
>> or eleven kinds of brass instruments augmented by some modern ones and
>> some ones we never see in North America. It's hard to explain until you
>> hear it. But with Ivo, it's also jazz. Here is brass music with added
>> dumbek and drums on Saint Nicholas Day in Macedonia:
>>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIw9I_4LOeE&mode=related&search=
>>
>
> I'm familiar with this sort of music, and like it quite a bit, especially
> the dance music. I used to dance "kolo" as a kid. Great fun.
>
>
I like the Shmenge Brothers.

http://sctv.org/characters/shmenges/body.htm


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