CD-Charts Position 1
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Putumayo Presents World Lounge

by: Jasmon, Nicola Conte, Gotan Project, Mo' Horizons, Mau Mau, Arling & Cameron, Montefiori Cocktail, Dissidenten, Hamid Baroudi

Release Date April 09, 2002
Love this CD. Great for background music at parties or long road trips.
Funky, jazzy, hip-hop, fun. Ethnic eclectic sound.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Sidi

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date April 16, 2002
A true and pure artistic journey into the offshoot of Rai and Arabic music mixed with some western and reggea beats. Add some jazz with all of this and then an unknown suprise by the artist and you have Hamid Baroudi. He is an Arab from Algeria who truly has his OWN style of music. This is great world music from one of the rare and interesting musicians to watch in the future.
great for listening or dancing or anything else.

CD-Charts Position 3
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London Global Connection: Arabesque

by: MC Sultan, Tranquility Bass, Natacha Atlas, Stereo MC's, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Gnawa Diffusion, Hamid Baroudi, Radar, Cheb Mami, Khaled

Release Date September 17, 2002
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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City No Mad

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date November 13, 1997
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Mad C.T. Mix

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date February 04, 2003
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Five Studios/Five Languages/Fi

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date November 13, 1997
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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City No Mad

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date October 15, 2002
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Mad C.T. Mix

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date February 04, 2003
I like this album significantly less than the other Arabic compilations I have, such as Indestructible Arabian Beats, Arabic Groove, Arabian Travels 2, and Bellylicious. There are some good tracks on here, but some of the tracks have a flavor I don't care for, although I'm not sure how to describe why. Some seem to have a kind of jazz sound that I don't like very much, others just don't seem to jump out at me much. And the songs I like the best, I also have on other albums; in fact, the songs even sound better on the other albums because of the sequencing (which emphasizes the importance of sequencing!). For example, this album has "Kidda" by Natacha Atlas, possibly my favorite Middle Eastern song, but the song is much better surrounded ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Mad Ct Mix

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date November 13, 1997
Very Very Very Nice Music Hamid Baroudi.
I love your special Music so dont hesitate guys out there if ur looking for a very kind of music in this world.
the Caravan 2 Baghdad song is so perfect before and after the remix...
Good Job and a very big hi to all ur Band.
Im looking for a new Album of Hamid so dont be late...
I love Your Music.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Five Funf Cinq Cinco Xamsa

by: Hamid Baroudi

Release Date November 19, 2002
Very Very Very Nice Music Hamid Baroudi.
I love your special Music so dont hesitate guys out there if ur looking for a very kind of music in this world.
the Caravan 2 Baghdad song is so perfect before and after the remix...
Good Job and a very big hi to all ur Band.
Im looking for a new Album of Hamid so dont be late...
I love Your Music.