Authentic Greek music DOES NOT sound Middle Eastern nor Turkish.

[Azalea]

Turbo folk is associated with Gypsy music in Turkey. It's far from authenthic Turkish and not even popular in Turkey. This is why I want Sikeliot to respond to my comment, to understand what he means with Turkish music.

[alb0zfinest]

I've considered this kind of music as authentic Greek music:

The first one is like a drug. I've replayed it like 7 times.

[Dorian]

[Sikeliot]

Turbo folk is associated with Gypsy music in Turkey. It's far from authenthic Turkish and not even popular in Turkey. This is why I want Sikeliot to respond to my comment, to understand what he means with Turkish music.

I was assuming all of the "eastern" or "Oriental" sound in Balkan music is Turkish. If it's not, then I am wrong.

[Equilibrium]

This is really great, love it.

That is still not the same as some of modern Greek and Balkan music that sounds straight out of Turkey.

You don't even know what you are talking about.

[Twistedmind]

You don't even know what you are talking about.

Well, its natural state of things He rarely have clue about things he is writing about. Not big deal.

[HellLander87]

All,watch the acrobat that never gets dizzy
All,watch the acrobat who laughs even when he falls down
And he never cries,he never cries
AWESOME

[HellLander87]

[Azalea]

I was assuming all of the "eastern" or "Oriental" sound in Balkan music is Turkish. If it's not, then I am wrong.

You are avoiding my question. Ok.

[Sikeliot]

You are avoiding my question. Ok.

I'm not going back to check and see what it was. If you want me to answer it, ask it again here so I don't have to search, if you want me to answer it.