Various – Mogadisco (Dancing Mogadishu - Somalia 1972-1991)

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Gatefold sleeve with 16-page LP-size booklet and download code.

Barcode: 4 260126 061354
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): Mogadisco V+ The Carvery BJ 79600-01 A1 AALP089-A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): Mogadisco V= The Carvery BJ 79600-01 B1 AALP089-B
Matrix / Runout (Runout side C): Mogadisco The Carvery BJ 79600-02 C1 AALP089-C
Matrix / Runout (Runout side D): The Carvery BJ 79600-02 D1 S1 AALP089-D

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	Mogadisco (Dancing Mogadishu - Somalia 1972-1991) (CD, Compilation)	Analog Africa	AACD 089	Germany	2019
New Submission	Mogadisco (Dancing Mogadishu - Somalia 1972-1991) (CD, Compilation, Promo)	Analog Africa	AACD 089	Germany	2019
New Submission	Mogadisco (Dancing Mogadishu - Somalia 1972-1991) (2×LP, Compilation, Repress)	Analog Africa	AALP 089	Germany	2023

Mokujin. Apr 11, 2025
This is an exceptional release, made with profound love for the Artist contained within.

Highly Recommend.
Autsaider May 7, 2024
Edited one year ago
It's a killer compilation hands down. Somalia's headed to its collapse joyously.
dusty.grooves Jan 22, 2023
Repress coming soon don’t feed the sharks word word word
TobiTobsucht Feb 24, 2021
Songs, package, booklet. All perfect. Great work again from Analog Africa!
Bradx May 25, 2020
A good companion album to Various - Sweet As Broken Dates: Lost Somali Tapes From The Horn Of Africa .
Disco, soulful grooves, hints of reggae and funk. A large booklet gives you background on the artists, a window into the political situation in Somalia and the awe-inspiring (and terrifying) story of how the tapes were obtained. The compiler had to go through a lot to get hold of the audio for this package. A really wonderful collection.
uglystupidbaby Jan 6, 2020
If you are not familiar with Analog Africa, you should be and this is a good introduction, if you at familiar with Analog Africa, this is a worthy addition to their venerable archive. Definitely get a copy with the booklet if you can, the stories of what everyone at Mogadishu Radio went through, to record, and preserve the music, and what the folks at Analog Africa went through to distribute it, it really drives home how privileged we are to have access to this music.