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Systemwide Meets Muslimgauze - Nommos' Return 10'' (BSI Records, 2000)

This record represents the third and final chapter in the Systemwide Meets Muslimgauze saga a sonic clash between two heavyweights from two different worlds.

This 10" record, limited to 2000 heavyweight vinyl-only copies (lovingly handcrafted in original rubber-stamped dubplate style) contains two amazing and otherwise unavailable tracks from the Lo-fi India abuse tapes.

Both are "re-mixs" of Nommos from Systemwide's Sirius CD.

a1 Nommos' Ark
b1 Nommos' Ghosts

BSI 012-10

Muslimgauze - Bhutto CDs (Extreme, 1991)

'Bhutto' combines a radio edit and album version of the track 'Benazir Bhutto' from 'Zul'm' and a mix of 'Shiva Hooka'. The title track, in both its forms, is a pleasant, bubbly piece of Arabic-influenced music: a gentle rhythm has rising and falling lines, bird-like twitterings and subtle vocals. Interesting but it sails past like a sunny day: perhaps this is the Benazir Bhutto of an admirer, rather than the Virgin Iron-Pants of Salman Rushdie's 'Shame'. The 'Radio Rabbat Remix' by Sean Kelly is a nice summary of the longer piece, and could get extensive air-play. 'Shiva Hooka (1000 Nights Mix)' is more interesting as tentative tom strikes attempt to develop a rhythm, winds echo through, echoing machinery rumbles through the background occasionally, producing a dark minimalist landscape.

All tracks composed/performed by Muslimgauze.

Track two is from the forthcoming album Zul'm.

Zorawar Singh on Arabic percussion & vocals.
Said Nasser on Indian percussion & vocals.
Engineering & keyboards by Mark Lawrence.
Recorded & mixed at Digital Project by Muslimgauze & Mark Lawrence.
Radio Rabbat Remix at SMART by Sean Kelly.
Extreme Graphics images by Dale Nason.

01 Bhutto (Radio Rabbat Remix)
02 Benazir Bhutto (Album Version)
03 Shiva Hooka (1000 Nights Mix)

XCS 012

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Muslimgauze - Eye For An Eye LP (Staalplaat, 2001)

Recorded right after the PLO signed a peace treaty with Israel, which still hasn't become effective. How prophetic can it be?
The cover is full colour with an extra colour printed on top.
All tracks written, played, recorded, edited in October 1993.
Part of the subscription series. Limited edition of 500.
Dedicated to a united Arab response

a1 Eye For An Eye
a2 Dimashq Frequency
a3 Red Snowb1 Eye For An Eye
b2 Dimashq Frequency
b3 Red Snow

MUSLIMLIM 029

Muslimgauze - Iranian Female Olympic Table Tennis Team Theme (Staalplaat, 1999)

Already recorded in 1996, this is a rather odd ball for Muslimgauze.
One epic piece (33:15 minutes) of lo-fi droning sound (kinda like Azzazin), and with an added rhythm. Just one long flowing piece, without the harsh textures of the Arabic beats.
Special packaged CD on a table tennis paddle in a plastic bag.
Limited edition of 500.

01 Iranian Female Olympic Table Tennis Team Theme

MUSLIMLIM 016

Muslim Gauze / Suns Of Arqa ‎– The Suns Of Arqa Mixes (Arka Sound, 2001)

Muslimgauze aka Bryn Jones produced a phenomenal amount of material (over 120 releases including more than 90 of them albums) before his untimely death 14th January 1999. With most previous releases being on avant-garde labels such as Soleilmoon and Staalplaat, the aim is to bring his work to the attention of a wider listening public.

This release documents Muslimgauze¹s one and only collaboration with Suns Of Arqa.

01 Horntid House
02 Further Beyond
03 Echoes of Melchizidech
04 How Further Now is Heaven
05 Find the Missing Chord I Play
06 Tick Tock Drop
07 Wasz Whirling
08 It's In Me
09 Muslim Profit
10 Annannage
11 Gawati
12 Where's the Missing Chord
13 Hey Jagunath
14 Acid Bends
15 Khammurabi
16 Zorasta
17 Shamash
18 Bha Ravi

ARKA CD 22120

Muslimgauze - Mullah Said (Staalplaat, 1998)

All tracks written/played by Muslimgauze.

Engineered by John Delf.

Recorded at the Abraham Mosque, Manchester.

Limited edition of 1000 numbered copies.

01 Mullah Said
02 Every Grain Of Palestinian Sand
03 Muslims Die India
04 Every Grain Of Palestinian Sand
05 Muslims Die India
06 An End

MUSLIMLIM 018

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Muslimgauze - Beyond The Blue Mosque (Staalplaat, 1997)

Beyond The Blue Mosque is the first in a series of those compilations. Compiled by Berrie Kamer (VPRO's Mort Aux Vaches man) with the best tracks taken from Izlamaphobia, Azzazin, Return Of Black September, Deceiver and the Zealot 10".

The music shifts back and forth between aggressive up tempo pieces (from Izlamaphobia and Deceiver) and the dark, moody brooding atmospheres (from Azzazin).

01 Izlamaphobia - Vanilla Jellaba

02 Azzazzin - Track 9

03 Return Of Black September - Libya (Extract)

04 Izlamaphobia - Najibullah Headless

05 Deceiver - Deceiver

06 Zealot 10'' - Beseej

07 Azzazin - Track 12

08 Azzazin - Track 13

09 Zealot 10'' - Help Of Hamas

STCD 116

Muslimgauze - Fakir Sind (Soleilmoon Recordings, 1999)

Fakir Sind is one of the first posthumous Muslimgauze titles to see release, emblazoned with strikingly screen-printed glyphs and overflowing with the electrifying percussive experiments that are a Muslimgauze hallmark. In addition to the expected webs of dub-distorted Middle Eastern hand percussion, acoustic instrumentation, and drifting vocal obstinate, such tracks as "Fakir of Gwalior" also find Jones dabbling with the ear-twisting digital delay war page that marks his latter work. More unexpected is Jones' prominent use of peacock voices. Their squawks and squabbles can be heard among the patter of hand drums and vocal loops, adding to this remarkable disc's authentically exotic flavor.

Limited to 1000 copies

01 Mumbai Vibe Garden
02 Zenana Of Ugly Thoughts
03 Memsahib Of Gup And Ghee
04 Fakir Of Gwalior
05 Let's Have More Dagga, Begum
06 The Shikari Who Wore No Dhoti
07 Hindu Kush Opium Crop
08 Left Skin Of Jaalghazi
09 Why No Dogs In Nizamabad
10 Pink Seerband

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SOL 80 CD

Muslimgauze - Uzi (Parade Amoureuse, 1989)

Tracks 1 to 12 originally released on Uzi LP.

Tracks 13 to 16 originally released on The Rape Of Palestine 12" and is dedicated to the victims of Israeli brutality in occupied West Bank and Gaza.

01 Souq El Gharb Pt 2
02 Odour of Semtex Pt 1
03 Odour of Semtex Pt 2
04 Shroud of Kohmeini Pt 1
05 Shroud of Kohmeini Pt 2
06 Souq El Gharb Pt 1
07 For Abu Jihad Pt 1
08 For Abu Jihad Pt 2
09 La Palestina Pt 1
10 La Palestina Pt 2
11 Obeid Pt 1
12 Obeid Pt 2
13 The Muslim City
14 A Nation
15 Ways Of Faith
16 Ways Of Faith

PHOE 027CD
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Muslimgauze - Salaam Alekum, Bastard (Soleilmoon Recordings, 1995)

Recorded and mixed at the Abraham Mosque, Manchester

Edition of approximately 1850 copies.

Dedicated to the invisible hands of revenge.

01 Salaam Alekum, Bastard
02 Dome Of The Rock
03 Hebron Massacre (Short Mix)
04 Caste The First Stone
05 Poona Eunuch (Zealot Mix)
06 Haramzada
07 Mandarin Guerilla
08 Cairopraktar
09 Salaam Alekum, Bastard

SOL 25 CD

Muslimgauze - Emak Bakia (Concrete Productions, 1994)

All tracks composed by Bryn Jones.

All percussion arranged and played by Bryn Jones.

Engineered by Andrew Burton at RMB Studios, London.

Mixed by Jonno at Camden Lock Studios, London.

Digitally edited by Andy Le Vien at RMS.

Published by Concrete Music.

Artwork by Jon Bains for Convulsion.

Dedicated to the PLO.

01 Afghans (Rev. V.01)02 Y.A. (Rev. V.01)
03 Missing Tibetans (Rev. V.01)
04 Y.A. (Rev. V.02)
05 Afghans (Rev. V.02)
06 Missing Tibetans (Rev. V.02)
07 Lahra Salem (Rev. V.01)
08 Y.A. (Rev. V.03)
09 Afghans (Rev. V.03)

CPRODCD020

Muslimgauze - Hamas Arc (Staalplaat, 1993)

Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5 and 7 are remixes of tracks from the unreleased "Shekel of Israeli Occupation" (which was never released due to political changes/evolution in the Middle East). This "Shekel of Israeli Occupation" was replaced by the "Betrayal" album just a few weeks later that year.

Tracks 3 and 6 are remixes of tracks that appear on the "Vote Hezbollah" album.

The CD booklet contains a cutout DAT cover for Satyajit Eye Reissued July 1999 and September 2003.

01 Jerusalem Knife
02 Khan Younis
03 Farsi
04 Jerusalem Knife
05 Yasser Arafat's Radio
06 Zindabad
07 Yasser Arafat's Radio

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STCD 051

The Rootsman meets Muslimgauze - Al-Aqsa Intifada (Third Eye Music, 2002)

Six tracks all of the same title, just different remixes. There are two Muslimgauze mixes at the end of the CD.

This is some up beat drum and bass sounding Muslimgauze sampled material. It remains in the same Muslimgauze theme, but musically sequenced with added funky bass lines.

The second track again, similar to the first, resides in a drum and bass field. This has some interesting psychedelic sounding qualities. A good stereo system would do this track nicely. It is a little more dubby than the first, and with added echo effects.
Tracks three and four are the furthest away from the Muslimgauze sound. They all have elements of dub, but more in the techno domain. This is purely tribal techno. Each track becomes a little more experimental.
Track five and six are clearly Muslimgauze sounds. Still remaining upbeat and in series with the other remixes/mixes. The last two tracks present a nice contrast from Bryn Jones' ambient works and his drum and bass counterparts. Track six presents another dance oriented remix from Bryn Jones.

Written, mixed and produced by The Rootsman and Muslimgauze.

Recorded at Third Eye Studio, Bradford, UK.

Limited edition of 500.

01 Al Aqsa Intifada (Original Mix)

02 Al Aqsa Intifada (Original Dubwise)

03 Al Aqsa Intifada (The Rootsman Remix)

04 Al Aqsa Intifada (The Rootsman Dub Remix)

05 Al Aqsa Intifada (Muslimgauze Remix)

06 Al Aqsa Intifada (Muslimgauze Version Two)

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