Whats you're country listening to?

CHOULO19 · April 13, 2013

yeah its more famous in our kurdish regions...
My mate plays it and i think he is awesome in it it needs a fine bit of technique... i play a bit too but i'm pretty bad, my brother is actually really good in it her he play classik saz:

No the Bouzouk is actually very famous here, and now it's getting even more famous because it is being used in all the 'new' songs. But the Lute here has a social and political meaning as well. Btw, your friend is very good.

@, this one is for you mate

Clevemayer · April 13, 2013

No the Bouzouk is actually very famous here, and now it's getting even more famous because it is being used in all the 'new' songs. But the Lute here has a social and political meaning as well. Btw, your friend is very good.

mate this wasmy little brother

this is my mate just relaxing his fingers a bit before playing... as you see he plays with the sound too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUgT6Onaomc

Weckerz · April 13, 2013

Flemish hiphop

Clevemayer · April 13, 2013

@Weckerz

thats nice mate... I really had my time with hip hop...

do you know some german stuff? like Thomas D

Heisenberg · April 13, 2013

This actually Egyptian not Lebanese, but أم كلثوم belonged to the whole Arab world. Back in the sixties and seventies when she sang live, half the Arab world shut down, even stores and everything. They all would be sitting next to the radio listening, and I'm not even exaggerating. The whole song would be more than 2 hours, so I'm only going to post a part of them:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLP3d6XgPpw

Oum Khaltoum, respected by everyfucking generation of arabs, everywhere.Just like Abd El Halim you know who !

Weckerz · April 13, 2013

@Weckerz
thats nice mate... I really had my time with hip hop...
do you know some german stuff? like Thomas D

Nearly went in to trance listening to that ^^

Can't say I know a lot of German music, except for 99 luftballons

CHOULO19 · April 13, 2013

Oum Khaltoum, respected by everyfucking generation of arabs, everywhere.Just like Abd El Halim you know who !

Yup, she was one of a kind and we'll never witness someone like her. Just like Fairouz.

Btw, I prefer Abd El Wahhab to Abd El Halim, his music was better, imo (He also made the music for most of Oum Khaltoum's songs incidentally). I mean, this is just a masterpiece that is out of this world: