The video shows one of my decks playing the track I was listening to when I found out about the passing of one of my professors from the University in Mexico, Bolívar Echeverría.
I never knew him well personally but I read his books and got interested in Walter Benjamin and the Frankfurt School partly because of his writings and lectures. I am sure that reading about his death when I was listening to this particular track of an otherwise 'happy' album affected me in a special way.
The track is "Kedaco is Gone," the first track on Side D from the "Kedaco Sounds" Little Tempo double album from 2001.
Kedaco Sounds are a Japanese reggae/dub/steel band.
More from this album here:
http://www.discogs.com/Little-Tempo-Kedaco-Sounds/release/2049296
More on Bolívar Echeverría here: http://www.bolivare.unam.mx/
Rest in Peace, maestro.
The YouTube video [click on the link under 'Additional Resources' below] shows one of my decks playing the track I was listening to when I found out about the passing of one of my professors from the University in Mexico, Bolívar Echeverría.
I never knew him well personally but I read his books and got interested in Walter Benjamin and the Frankfurt School partly because of his writings and lectures. I am sure that reading about his death when I was listening to this particular track of an otherwise 'happy' album affected me in a special way.
The track is "Kedaco is Gone," the first track on Side D from the "Kedaco Sounds" Little Tempo double album from 2001.
Kedaco Sounds are a Japanese reggae/dub/steel band.
More from this album here:
http://www.discogs.com/Little-Tempo-Kedaco-Sounds/release/2049296
More on Bolívar Echeverría here: http://www.bolivare.unam.mx/
Rest in Peace, maestro.
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