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Hudood Ordinance
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Gilded Madrasa
02:55
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Moroccan Lemon Chador
05:19
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Khadija And Fereshta
04:35
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Zakat Zakat
03:13
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Lahore Morphine Market
04:05
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Kabul Kite
00:44
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Zindan Bug Pit
08:36
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Vanilla Jellaba
04:09
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Tozeur Palm
05:50
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Najibullah Headless
05:25
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Hijab Muzzle
01:49
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Hammam Jackal
02:40
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Ulug Bek Sextant
02:57
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Almond Pilav Mosaic
02:31
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The Dead Sea Indego Net
03:45
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The Fragrance Aroma
02:35
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The Emir Of Aqua
04:19
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The Handless Of Bazzars
01:30
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The Ganges Swimmer
03:27
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The Poisoner Of Citrus
03:42
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The Sari Of Cholera
04:56
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The Syrian Majishan
02:36
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Muslimgauze Manchester, UK
Muslimgauze occupied a strange place in the musical world. He was a powerful, prolific innovator, releasing albums that were
alternately beautiful and visceral, full of ambient electronics, polyrhythmic drumming and all kinds of voices and sound effects. The recordings earned him a devoted following in underground, experimental and industrial music circles worldwide.
The New York Times 1999
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