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فيروز Neighbour to the Moon

Posted over 2 years ago
The discography of Fairuz includes a large repertoire of more than 1500 songs out of which nearly just 800 songs were released. Fairuz has sold more than 80 million records world wide.Shat Iskandriya means the coast of Alexandria in Arabic. A memorable coastline indeed.
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Comments (15)

  1. ivylander
    ivylander says Love it. I've been looking for a bridge between the old stuff (Oum Kathoum) and something contemporary, but the new stuff seems to be mostly poppy fluff. This is the way forward....
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  2. soulrocket
    soulrocket says awesome, man. i discovered her 1 year ago. i posted this video in comments in 1 of spikes posts... you really surprised me with this post. way cool !!
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  3. brendanhalpin
    brendanhalpin says This is cool. Thanks for sharing!
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  4. Dzendvokh
    Dzendvokh says Ivy, I have got a ton of Fairuz, it kind of depends what period you catch her in as to what it sounds like, she has work that sounds more like umm kulthuum and work that is more poppy (although she always sounds like fairuz). I have a lot of other arabic music that is less well known but still not the full on pop that you hear so much in the middle east. Most are on cassette and I have been meaning to get some way to digitize some of that collection. I'll post some other stuff you might be interested when I get the chance. cool video danny thanks for that. Fairuz is a gem. My pleasure brendan
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  5. soulrocket
    soulrocket says the video is sort of boring but the song is great. do you have that one? man, you must join multiply and we could exchange music there.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  6. Dzendvokh
    Dzendvokh says yeah, got that one. ok, i'll see about the multiply thing soon.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  7. walkingthecow
    walkingthecow says i like this a lot. i am just starting to get into more international music especially rhythms and time signatures.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  8. Dzendvokh
    Dzendvokh says WTC: as a battles fan I can see how you would be led in this direction. I'll put more up in the future for certain....
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  9. Bartleby
    Bartleby says Again Dzen, your posts are a true wonderment. I got first acquainted with Fairuz through a Lebanese friend of mine. Her voice is magical Sight an sound combine to make a perfect track for a night tune. Thanks (Isn't it incredible how cheap her cassettes are sold in the street markets?)
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  10. Groon
    Groon says This is wonderful. I love middle eastern and arabic music, but don't honestly know much about it. I mentioned before on someone's post that I spent time in Uzbekistan. While there I discovered a singer named Sherali Jo'rayev. I have many cassettes by him, but luckily I have an older free standing CD burner that I have used to transfer things to digital. I shoudl do that and post some here.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  11. Dzendvokh
    Dzendvokh says Thanks B and G Groon that was one of my posts I asked you about Uzbekistan. That would be great if you could post some of that, I have not heard too much Uzbeki music. I picked up a ton of cassettes in Egypt and other places in the middle east, I just need the right adapter and i'll be putting some other stuff up here, maybe a bit less well known.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  12. Groon
    Groon says That's right--have to admit I was too lazy to go back and check to see. I'll get some of that on here at some point.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  13. Girlcrawl
    Girlcrawl says A lovely voice; thank you.
    Permalink posted 11/06/2007
  14. Mike the Knife
    Mike the Knife says Got a sudden urge for tabbouleh. But seriously, she's got an amazing voice. High-value post.
    Permalink posted 11/07/2007
  15. Spike
    Spike says That's a beautiful recording. It's great that so many Moggers have such eclectic tastes.
    Permalink posted 11/10/2007

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