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I wouldn't mind going to Dante's hell and hangin' with the noble pagans. Their tier of hell seems pretty comfortable.

Come to think of it, why aren't Christians frothing at the mouth about Dante and Milton? They permanently changed how Westerners think about heaven and hell, but the descriptions...

Could somebody please give a short description of what the song is about?

@riva4452

Nai Bonet, French performer, was Armenian. Dalida, who came to fame in Egypt, was Armenian. Harry

Saroyan produces great finger cymbals, as does Ziljian. Look up belly dance music, and you will find Mekjian, Baramian, Bilezikjian, Berberian, etc. So it would seem Armenians have...

No offense to the teachers I've had over the years, but I learn more about how to move to Turkish music by watching the dancers that perform with various bands.

These dancers are great- they have different moves for every number, and a natural style.

You should consider doing a CD for belly dancers. You work with so many different styles and so many rhythms, it would be an exciting album. Personally, I would find it useful to have both a short (3-4 minutes) and a long version of songs.

Your playing has a very rich and romantic tone. Have you ever thought of putting together a CD for raks sharki? I can see some of your music working well with veil with candles, or with the "tribal" style.

@1willscan

What's stopping us is respect for our fellow humans, instead of fear of gods.

@WalterLiddy

Exactly. All you who have never called someone else a "retard," please throw the first stone.

A man who claims to speak for God has accumulated a collection of images of men assaulting women. That doesn't surprise me at all. Any woman who follows one of the Abrahamic woman-hating religions needs to walk away and never look back.

Is there any legal way you could sell these on CD? You'd have a lot of customers.

Thanks for posting!

Do you know what year the film was made?

Who is the performer? what is the date?

Whose version of Tuta is this? You should always credit the recording artist in case people want to buy the track or CD.

At some angles her face reminds me of Christina Applegate ....who is a much better dancer.

Could you please post more tracks from this album?

I hope you will post more from this album.

Thanks, I love to find this bellydance music from LPs.

Belly dancers are eager for Mekjian's music to be re-mastered and released on CD.

The sound quality is so good I can't believe it's from vinyl!

Your postings are really useful to the belly dance community. Now we have some idea what artists to look for when selecting songs and artists for work in Greek restaurants and at weddings.

It would be a lot better if you had a dancer actually perform to the music, instead of showing a clip of famous dancer Didem. I'm sure you could find a local dancer who would appreciate the exposure. Belly dance is all about expressing the music, so when you change the audio track you totally ...

Look up "Magnetic Disturbances Associated with Earthquakes." You'll find out that science is finding answers, while religion does nothing but wail.

Look at a map of tectonic plates. These huge plates of the Earth's crust move around on a thin layer of partially molten, weaker material than the mantle. Think of 'bumper cars' - one bumps into another, which triggers another collision. You could also look up 'earthquake storms,' which have ...

When I was a kid in Alaska, we had a real problem with volcanic ash from one of the Aleutian volcanoes. It boogered up car engines and got into everything- it's finer than talcum powder. Then a lot of caribou, etc. died slowly from eating grass coated with the ash, which brought more predators ...

I'd like to suggest a book, Apocalypse: Earthquakes, Archaeology, and the Wrath of God, by Amos Nur. It's about how a series of earthquakes and tsunamis had a profound impact on the late Bronze Age.

You might also want to look up a map of the North Anatolian fault, with regard to the Van quake...