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THERE ARE NO WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO DESCRIBE HOW HEARING THIS MAKES ME FEEL THANKS A MILLION. ONCE I GET MY FINANCES IN ORDER I WILL BECOME A STUDENT AGAIN THANKS BROTHER{ RUDY} SLAVE NAME HOTEP!
maa adwo...
THIS IS SIMPLY AMAZING!!!
I...I don't know what else to say.
I am going to get this to EVERYONE I know who will Appreciate it.
wow
Medase na apem!!!
Y¢nni aseda o! I'm glad you found it inspiring. I have a collection where the only thing that prevents me from sharing more is just the time and the equipment. I purchased the plusdeck2 in order to convert old tapes like these to mp3 to share with other Abibifo (Kmtyws). I look forward to the day when more Abibifo (Kmtyws) move towards sharing things that can help move us towards greater Kmtyw liberation.
As long as Abibitumi Kasa is around, this will be one such place of sharing and building community in the re-Kmtywization process in our return to our source.
Love and happiness everyone! Listening to this song made me feel the same emotions I experienced while attending the Rites of Passage ceremonies during the Sankofa Conference 2008 in DC. (if you didn't go this year make sure you go 2009!) That was my very first time attending the conference and a Rites of Passage ceremony. During the ceremony I became teary-eyed watching the young people cross over to a new level of life experiences and responsibilities. I was hoping no one saw me crying and think that I was sad because those tears were tears of hope-maybe one day my children will go through rites of passage and be able to sing and dance just like them. Medase Obadele for sharing.
Sounds that make my sunsum feel alive. Meda ase
Anything for the BlackNificent! Be sure to spread the word about the resources at Abibitumi Kasa!
Obadele
I'm already on the job!!! Abibifo (Kmtyws) who come into contact with me get a complete dose of Abibitumi Kasa 24/7, 365 (saa na EyE). Personally, I'll be taking another set of Conversational Akan (Twi) classes when I complete the 4 remaining classes that I have. Nso, me yere (Also, my wife) will be taking Conversational Yoruba in the near future!!! Abibitumi Kasa 4 Abibifahodie!!! Stay BLACKNIFICENT! We support and love the work that you're doing
Nante yie.
Onamove towards TOTAL Abibifahodie (Kmtyw Liberation)
Almost forgot you posted this song. #3 on the playlist, I'm about to go search for the album!
QuoteSundiata Olugbala;38235 wrote: Almost forgot you posted this song. #3 on the playlist, I'm about to go search for the album!
This is the entire record.
Absolutely soul fulfilling! Is this the same recording as Akom: The art of Possession? If not, where can I purchase this one?
Grateful for the posting,
Kia
Quotekia;38283 wrote: Absolutely soul fulfilling! Is this the same recording as Akom: The art of Possession? If not, where can I purchase this one?
Grateful for the posting,
Kia
This is different. I don't know if it's available for purchase. I would need to talk to people to get permission to sell it myself. In the meantime you can always hear it for free here.
Thank you for the response.
meda ase. music for the soul.
Quotescamara;39783 wrote: meda ase. music for the soul.
BlackSolutely...the whole package!
So I saw this other akom:art of possession floating around, & I thought it may be the same as this one. This then re-peaked my interest in knowing what this 1 sounded like....which then reminded me that I may have lost it due to an older hard drive crash...which then led me back to here to re-download this one. I now also know that they are 2 different cd's, which now makes me want to get this new 1 (that I did see is in your market place :-D).
As I read back through some of these posts, you had stated u have a lot of this music but 'time & equipment' prevented you then from sharing more...being 4 years removed now...have you been able to solve that problem to get more authentic music here??? esp now since u LIVE THERE and all--lol lol??:peace:
I was able to digitize several of my old tapes. I also have quite a few CDs that I've converted to mp3s. I'd like to make more of these available, but copyright and things of that nature makes me hold my hand until I can contact some of the publishers and work out some type of deal. In terms of time, my time is tighter now than it was then as I'm in the home stretch of this dissertation.
Meda ase!