CD-Charts Position 1
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Big Blue Ball

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Peter Gabriel, Sinead OConnor, Karl Wallinger, Various Artists

Release Date June 24, 2008
Well, I haven't paid attention to Peter Gabriel, but I'm a huge Sinead O'Connor's fan. After I listened to her song on this album, I can say that it's NOT really a good song.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Arabic Groove

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Various Artists

Release Date June 12, 2001
I heard this in a retail store first and resisted buying to get it from amazon...love it. and everyone wants a copy....lol.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Silent City

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Kayhan Kalhor, Brooklyn Rider

Release Date September 09, 2008
I heard this in a retail store first and resisted buying to get it from amazon...love it. and everyone wants a copy....lol.

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Very Best of Amr Diab

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Amr Diab

Release Date July 15, 2001
Amr Diab is legendary in the Maghreb. His music is omnipresent, and never seems to grow old. Fresh, exotic, stimulating, both danceable and listenable, I couldn't recommend it more highly. Millions worldwide would agree! My favourite tracks: Awedony (a HUGE hit in the late 90's), Tamally Maak, and Nour El Ain. Buy this CD and find out for yourself!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Big Blue Ball

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Sinead OConnor, Karl Wallinger, Various Artists Peter Gabriel

Release Date June 24, 2008
This album is an excellent blend of both world music and classic Peter Gabriel sounds. You'll hear his sounds blended all through the album. Altus Silva is a beautiful melody with gaelic charm. This will not disappoint those looking for a different flavor.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Art of the Ud

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Munir Bashir

Release Date October 09, 2001
Often in the world music arena one has to have some exposure to various works to enjoy them. This one will be easily assimilated by those who enjoy string instruments. I would recommend sampling the CD before you buy to ensure it is what you are looking for.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Desert Roses and Arabian Rhythms

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 20, 2001
I loved Arabesque and Arabian Travels, but this is not trance. This is more like Arabian pop music. The vocals are irritating to me. Sting even shows up on one track. If you are looking for world trance, or something to chill out or relax to, forget this one.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Ah W Noss

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Nancy Ajram

Release Date July 18, 2006
I love this CD!!! I don't speak Arabic, so it was great that the CD came with English translations! I love Nancy's voice in ALL of the songs, and the music makes me want to move- I bellydance, so I would also recommend this CD for those who want to dance to her songs! Aside from being inexpensive, the shipment was fast (about 3 days?)...I'm buying another one from Amazon!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Jah Victory

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Alpha Blondy

Release Date February 05, 2008
To begin with this was a birthday gift from my brother who knows that I love
reggae and specially in other languaje, (french), also the cover and the inside pictures are great, it makes me feel like I'm with Alpha.
Also the meaning of the songs try to give us a positive message on every day live.
I truly recomend to purchase this CD, we bought it trought internet,and was very easy to do it. Thanks!. Anabelle.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Le Pas Du Chat Noir

CD-Charts > Music > Arabic
by: Anouar Brahem

Release Date August 27, 2002
Anouar Brahem listens in uncommon ways, even to the footsteps of a black cat. His magical music comes from another place and another way of listening, and amply assisted by Couturier on piano and accordionist Jean-Louis Matinier. Anouar and pals, are definitely in the Transportation business with a capital T. They manage to transport the listener on a sonic carpet to other places in the world and seemingly not in this universe, but in a parallel one: things sound familiar but turn up to be surprises. This bit of magnificence is exquisitely nuanced and mesmerizing.