Cairo Talking Heads | 01-04.2007

Your imitation of the Abdel Karim post is very good, beside a few sounds that are anyway difficult to pronounce for non-native speakers. I...

Rami is a street poet. You are a travelling stranger. I am a stranger who never travelled. Why is it like that ? I will anwser with a poem o...

You know, it’s very funny because when I listen to your Talking Head imitations, it gives me the impression to hear the sound that you are r...

Air épais stase, poussière grasse s’introbruit, s’immobilise, plaque, grasse, croix lumineuses griffent, jaune, les murs se fendent gravasse...

Considering your blog, I think it’s a good idea to give people the possibility to make their own mix of the different sounds of Cairo. Heari...

The Cairo Talking Heads Project has been inspired by the Egyptian blogosphere from its very beginning. Many of the activist bloggers are rep...

I’m quite sure that Teeth & Tongue won’t have any problem by repeating activists’ statements. But to build the conditions through which ...

(see previous post with our performance of his poem HERE ) Teeth caught the rhythm but not really the letters or the phonemes. He only touch...

After having severely critized the quality of our arabic sound sources, here's Ash's contribution. he said it's a poem. we have ...

I will tell you my opinion. The arabic is not clear. The one who is reading this arabic didn’t know arabic. He read latin letters but the t...

here's a talking head contribution by teeth who found the source file randomly on the web. please leave a comment...or send us an audio ...

Here's my first try to appropriate a fragment of arabic language through audition & repetition. I found that randomly on the web and...

A Dream : knowing a foreign language without understanding it : to perceive the Difference in it, without this Difference being ever caught ...