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maybe I could download it friom rapidshare or megaupload
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I hope you find it.
On another note, I'll continue with the reviews:
Soap Kills
Genre: Indie, downtempo, trip hop.
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Soapkills is an indie band based in Lebanon. The group was formed in October 1997 when Zeid Hamdan and Yasmin Hamdan, both born in Beirut in 1976 but not related, decided to explore and combine their interest in classical Arabic song and electronic music. Currently a cult group in Lebanon, Soapkills gets inspiration both from classical Arabic song and music and from the new electro scene currently blossoming in the Middle East. The group performs sensual music that draws much of its inspiration from Arabic song. The band appears on several compilations, has recorded the albums Bater and Cheftak, and has also performed in Paris, Berlin, Algeria, Congo, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Sydney.
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They are truly a cult band in here, maybe the first underground band defying the mainstream big labels. They're mainly influenced by Ziad Rahbany, as they took his jazz, bossa-nova, oriental music fusion, and added a hint of Electronica. Even Ziad's influence on the lyrics is obvious, in contrast to the mainstream's "I miss you even when you're near" lyrics.
Soap Kills is no longer a band, but both members are still making music, and I surely will talk about their other projects later on. As for now, enjoy the music:
I have links for 3 of their albums, if anyone's interested.