Nov 7, 2025
Tarzan gnaws at the strong vines that hold him—with the desperation of a trapped animal!
(Tarzan Volume 1 #228)
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Tarzan gnaws at the strong vines that hold him—with the desperation of a trapped animal!
(Tarzan Volume 1 #228)
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[rec. Pierre SALÉE]
"Gabon : Musique des Pygmées Bibayak"
(LP. Ocora. 1975 / rec. 1966) [GA]
its kinda funny how pygmies are usually portrayed as goofy gross looking comedic exxagerated characters and then Kleitias is just like honestly i kinda prefer normal looking pygmies and i like that they ride goats.
in general i think more serious pygmies designs are underated
let bro cook
[Pygmies.]
PocketGod
Anyone remember this game?!
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中央アフリカはコンゴのピグミーのこのMbelaの演奏、目茶良い感じ。アンビエンスもサイコー。フィールド録音(撮影)の良い手本の一つですな。
That it was in Africa the little Pigmy was first evolved from an Anthropoid Ape- in the Nile Valley and around the Lakes at the of the Nile (which i will for the sake of brevity style "Old Egypt"). The Pigmy was first Homo- the little red man of the Earth. From Africa these little men spread all over the world, North, South America and Oceania were populated by them.- Albert Churchward
Quote from Lucian (Greek writer) when describing an Egyptian:"This boy is not merely black; he has thick lips and his legs are too thin..."
Quote from Aeschylus (when describing the Egyptians): "I can see the crew with their black limbs and white tunics."
Aka Pygmies Children - Nze-nze-nze
from: VA - Centrafrique - Anthologie De La Musique Des Pygmées Aka (Ocora, 1978)
Recorded By Simha Arom between 1972-197