ID needed from 1997 Bukem set

at 26mins onwards there's an amazing Eastern/Arabic track being played/mixed, anyone know what it is?

https://archive.org/details/ltj-bukem-feat.-mc-conrad-drs-live-in-stockholm-1997?webamp=default
https://archive.org/details/ltj-bukem-feat.-mc-conrad-drs-live-in-stockholm-1997

Sounds like Alaska - Alaska

Or a version of it.

https://www.discogs.sie.com/release/522480-Alaska-Drumworks-Alaska

VibrationCrew
Sounds like Alaska - Alaska

Or a version of it.

https://www.discogs.sie.com/release/522480-Alaska-Drumworks-Alaska

:) that certainly is the same eastern break, although in bukem's set there's a guru type spoken part that's not on Alaska and also the violins and what-not before hand...perhaps he cut his own version or it's a cunning bit of mixing, although I didn't think Bukem did much of that. Would love to hear it played on a big rig...either way huge thank you

VibrationCrew
Marco007 it’s the Paradox remix:

https://www.discogs.sie.com/release/486077-Alaska-Minus-20

You nailed it! Your Sherlock Holmes badge is now awarded.
That led me to the source, an Armenian Duduk player adopted by Brian Eno in the late 80's
https://djivangasparyan.bandcamp.com/album/i-will-not-be-sad-in-this-world

And also led me to finding another version by Paradox from 1996, that is much more Amen-heavy and sounds very similar to Photek's style breaks. Apparently it was very highly regarded at the time according to the comments..
https://youtu.be/8usYqxy0o

Paradox aka Alaska aka Dev Pandya has made some amazing tracks over the years and well worth going down the rabbit hole of all his material. Plenty of bangers a long the way ;)

^^ Give The Drummer Some!

years of listening to breakcore has kinda taken away some of the thrill in super-choppy drums for me - but I do like that one.