Suggestions for a Tiki sampler CD or related - Tiki Music

P pablus Tiki Socialite www.thecrazedmugs.com Joined: Jul 23, 2003 Posts: 2163	P pablus Posted posted on Mon, Sep 3, 2012 4:38 PM "Most other bands mentioned here on this forum are not as purely authentic as these three bands. " Oh, come on. Waitiki isn't as authentic as those guys? Mr. Ho's 4 piece? Mr. Vigor, you need to get out of California for a few weeks to get some perspective. As much as I love the bands you mentioned - putting them in a class by themselves is a stretch. Especially given the electronic help on some of the music released therein. Edited to add: I have drink in hand and am smiling as I type this btw. All in the cause of good discourse. I know the what the Mai Kai plays and has played for years and it's a mix of exotica, hapa haole and pure Polynesian music. [ Edited by: pablus 2012-09-03 16:50 ]

"Most other bands mentioned here on this forum are not as purely authentic as these three bands. "

Oh, come on. Waitiki isn't as authentic as those guys? Mr. Ho's 4 piece?

Mr. Vigor, you need to get out of California for a few weeks to get some perspective.
As much as I love the bands you mentioned - putting them in a class by themselves is a stretch. Especially given the electronic help on some of the music released therein.

Edited to add: I have drink in hand and am smiling as I type this btw. All in the cause of good discourse.
I know the what the Mai Kai plays and has played for years and it's a mix of exotica, hapa haole and pure Polynesian music.

[ Edited by: pablus 2012-09-03 16:50 ]

Post #650600 by pablus on Mon, Sep 3, 2012 4:38 PM