What does "Gaddyne" mean?

February 21, 2013 4:22 PM

A couple weeks ago I wrote down "gaddyne" on the page in my notebook where I write down artists and musicians and albums and the like. I now trying to find out what the hell I meant. I can find nothing on Google as to what this would be. I have fairly good handwriting and this was written in all caps. as I often do (I do not think it is initials/anagram for something). Probably dub or electronic music related. Please, tell me what I was trying to tell myself.
posted by J0 to media & arts (7 answers total)

Gotye?
posted by Charlemagne In Sweatpants at 4:27 PM on February 21 [1 favorite]

Longshot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=A71TaI2Huvk#!
posted by amaire at 4:28 PM on February 21

Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqJjKsMDvdg Romanian dance stuff...more at his website.
posted by salishsea at 5:39 PM on February 21

Some version of Gardyne?
posted by bongo_x at 11:51 PM on February 21

This is actually becoming a very interesting playlist.
posted by salishsea at 12:14 AM on February 22 [1 favorite]

Not Gotye
Probably not Gadarene, but that's interesting
I don't think it's Gadyno (didn't sound like something that would have sparked me to write down a note to further check out)

Maybe it is Gardyne Chamber Ensemble? I could have heard it on "Thistle and Shamrock" - although I don't see it on their archived playlist - that's got to be it though. Frustrated bc that's the only place (program) I can think of where I would have heard something like Gardyne...

If anyone has any more suggestions, keep em coming.
posted by J0 at 10:36 AM on February 22

It also could be "Gadarene" -

"Gadarenal English tunes, virtuoso acoustic musicians and funky beats with loads of energyne blends obscure traditio."

I may have noted that, but I still am not sure where I encountered it...
posted by J0 at 10:42 AM on February 22