It is over.

It is over.

That was pleasant enough and had a good vibe to it but it was very repetitive, most of the tracks went on too long and it was hard to avoid noticing that it was basically a string of variations of the same song.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

I shall give it 3 stars.

That was, err.. Hmm.. I'm going to say it, the sort of thing you need to hear either at a carnival in New Orleans and/or to first hear it when you're about 9 or 10, to fully appreciate it.

I un-ironically love



Partly because it rocks, But mostly because I heard it at the right age.

Well, it's done.

As close to a truly authentic representation of the Mardi Gras Indian call-and-response tradition on vinyl.

The Neville Brothers (Gary, Phil etc), The Meters, George Landry in person.

New Orleans/Louisiana = the ultimate melting point of North America, the Caribbean of the slave trade and indigenous Native Americans.

Beezer stuff.

Look at this guy.

I dare you tell him that he looks a bit 'gay'.

And here's George Landry as Big Chief Jolly.