Album Results

Various

Genre: WORLD MUSIC
Label: Demon Music Group Limited
Release date: 2002


Disc 1 of 2
1. Didi: SUNRISE, (Algeria)	Khaled	more

2. 7 Seconds: SUNRISE, (Senegal/UK)	Youssou N'Dour Neneh Cherry	more

3. Monie: SUNRISE, (Congo)	Kanda Bongo Man	more

4. Diboukokou Lambe: SUNRISE, (Senegal)	Toure Kunda	more

5. Truth Don Die: SUNRISE, (Nigeria)	Femi Kuti	more

6. Tekere: SUNRISE, (Mali)	Salif Keita	more

7. Are You Ready: SUNRISE, (South Africa)	Johnny Clegg Sakuva	more

8. Barra Barra: SUNRISE, (Algeria)	Rachid Taha	more

9. Soul Makossa: SUNRISE, (Cameroon)	Manu Dibango	more

10. Umuntu Ngumuntu: SUNRISE, (South Africa)	Mahlathini Mahotella Queens	more

11. Itche Koutche: SUNRISE, (Benin)	Angélique Kidjo	more

12. Ring Of Fire: SUNRISE, (Zimbabwe)	Bhundu Boys	more

13. Yeke Yeke: SUNRISE, (Guinea)	Mory Kanté	more

Disc 2 of 2
1. Set: SUNSET, (Senegal)	Cheikh Lo	more

2. Musanyepere: SUNSET, (Zimbabwe)	Thomas Mapfumo	more

3. Sodade: SUNSET, (Cape Verde), [Live]	Cesária Évora	more

4. Homeless: SUNSET, (South Africa)	Ladysmith Black...	more

5. Merengue: SUNSET, (Congo)	Franco	more

6. Yodelle Mann: SUNSET, (Senegal)	Baaba Maal	more

7. The Click Song: SUNSET, (South Africa)	Miriam Makeba	more

8. Lady: SUNSET, (Nigeria)	Fela Kuti	more

9. Salama: SUNSET, (Mali)	Toumani Diabate	more

10. Grazing In The Grass: SUNSET, (South Africa)	Hugh Masekela	more

11. Cousins: SUNSET, (Mali)	Ali Farka Touré	more

12. Mutserendende: SUNSET, (Zimbabwe)	Oliver Mtukudzi	more

13. Zimbabwe: SUNSET, (South Africa)	Abdullah Ibrahim	more

Featured Review
	Breakeven The Script
With Christmas round the corner, clichéd stories about broken relationships seem to be everywhere, consumed as strange comfort sources for lovers of unadventurous musical experiences. The latest of them is perpetrated by another of the recent World Music Awards winners: The Script, celebrating the gong as best Selling Irish act with a third slice of polished boredom taken from the trio's eponymous debut. "Breakeven" is a far more ordinary affair than their former, breakthrough singles; an adult ballad that confirms the band as the not-too distant cousins of OneRepublic and other chart-teasing bands, halfway between blue-eyed soul and old-fashioned AOR.
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