Thanks so much!

I've noticed you listen to Trilok Gurtu. Some time ago Trilok Gurtu performed on Nguyen Le's Tales from Viet-Nam. I consider it a classic album in jazz fusion/world music genre and therefore dedicated a comprehensive review of the album. You can read it by clicking below. There's a translation tool in the top right corner. Finally, if you like the review you may also click "lubię to" button to like my website (on the right handside of the page). http://www.laboratoriummuzycznychfuzji.com/2013/03/recenzje-klasyka-tales-from-viet-nam.html

Well that depends. MF is largely pop and much of it (early stuff) is synthpop but that's not all of it. If you like Ween's genrehoping then you could give the MF's "69 Love Songs" a shot, as it has love songs in almost all possible genre variations :D My personal favorite is "Charm of the highway-strip", it could be described as synth-country. At least it has a huge influence on country and americana in general. And it's pretty heartfelt too. There's more but these two are good starting points. Not to mention that "69 Love Songs" is a triple-CD! :D

Anyone who listens to Ween & Tom Waits in one breath is OK in my book =)

Thanks! Thats crazy I'm the top listener of that album. It is my favorite one.