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Brooklyn's own "East Coast Tribal" style music ranging from traditional Middle Eastern to an experimental blending of traditional instruments with electronics and beat boxing.
1 A Lesson
2 Brooklyn Baladi
3 Rumeli Karsilamasi
4 Improv: Siren Call
5 Jimmy Hafla
6 Darshan
7 Improv: While You Were Tuning
8 Burning of the Temple
9 Improv: Bacalao
10 Improv: Space Pete
11 Fire Dance
12 Mevlana
13 Improv: Electric Brain Play
14 Nihavent Longa
15 Live Improv For Susan Frankovich
16 Live Improv For Darshan
17 Double Doom Drum Solo
18 Improv: Ctrl Z
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
wicked, finally bellydancing gets its dignity back,
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This review is from: The Middle East Side (Audio CD)
...only perhaps to loose it with irrisitable robot moves to the breakbeats. This is an excellent album for bellydancers who've spent oh too many nights dancing to lame egyptian pop songs and want something traditional yet swiftly modern. Imagine having a bellydance CD that you could play in the car without your civilian friend thinking your retarded. This is a seriously cool CD. I love it. There are a few tracks where the recording is live and they just won't cut it for performances. It may get the Arabic restaurant owner's panties in a knot if you perform to it, but it's worth it. For the record, I think Jimmy Hafla is an ingenius name.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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An unusual but pleasant sound,
By somewhere in England "anonymous" (england) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Middle East Side (Audio CD)
The lead instrument is probably Melissa's Hurdy Gurdy on most tracks, with a collection of other rather strange instruments playing a collection of somewhat middle-eastern sounding tunes, quite spritely and bright. An unusual CD to add to your collection with music which will probably brighten your day.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
super music,
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This review is from: The Middle East Side (Audio CD)
Mid East Side sounds MIddle Eastern but done on ionstruments such as the hurdy gurdy Great Stuff
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