A "negative comment" concerning that . .
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Dude you do realize one of that band's members is displaying an "Ernesto Che" t-shirt? Bah !
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Sorry if that bothered you . .
'Kula Shaker' is a not so prominent band from the U.K . .
They certainly could be considered "left-wingers" ( on a side note . . can you tell of any "right-wing" band which is played on public television ? ?
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Brit-Pop as far as the music is concerned . .
Pretty much like these guys ( who , most ironically , stem from Germany
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What a silly Beatles-copy if you ask me . .
As for Kula Shaker , they certainly wouldn't be the first "left-wingers" with an attachment to Indian spirituality . .
The 'Hippy'-generation of the 1960s also held to such ideas. .
The irony is , how "left-wing" they presented themselves , ancient Indian spirituality has its roots in Aryanism . .
The irony . .
Even more ironically , many National Socialist leaders ( pretty much the generation right before them . .) also were into ancient Indian mysteries . .
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/s...m#CHAPTER%2032
( make of that excerpt what you will , in any way it is a good piece of research )
For obvious reasons. .