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"Melancholy" genre: Instrumental Metal
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	The Song "Melancholy" was recorded back in the year 1998, by the Jordanian local rock band "Grief Versus Ecstacy"; as the first song of a coming album, but problems came in and the album was never recorded! A video of the song was shot in lots of different locations inside Jordan but mainly was in the magical place of "Wadi Rum", yet again for financial problems the video never saw the lights! "Grief vs. Ecstacy" are: "Sami Kreishan on lead Guitars, Ibraheem Sheshani on Rythem, lead guitars and Vocals, Feras Al-Batch on the Drums, and Hazem Ammari on Bass guitars"
	Credits: Grief vs. Ecstasy - 1998
"Way Back" genre: Acoustic
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	It's autumn, she is walking through a long avenue between two columns of beautiful trees, she is stepping forward with her eyes looking back, it's a long life path full of things to remember..
	Credits: Hazem Ammari - 2001
"Enigmatic Solution" genre: Experimental
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	Obscurity vs. simplicity, this piece "Enigmatic Solution" is very strange as much as it's simple. This piece describes features of a tired face.. eyes and mind! a weak body that wasted a whole life looking for his piece of mind.. but when it comes to an extreme.. to an End.. to the Solution, a view of a very wide, opened and straight road full of fog -in which you can't see your way- appears just in front your eyes! Would you run ahead..?! This view appears toward the last part of the song.
	Credits: Hazem Ammari - 2001

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