Um, Neither? lol.
Try:
Amazon.com: Belly Dance For Beginners: Leila, Michael Wohl: Movies & TV
(don't let the cheesy cover put you off. She is a FABULOUS dancer and I really like this video. GREAT introduction to Egyptian technique.)
coupled with this, which is pretty much a must-have:
Amazon.com: Bellydance Egyptian Style - The Baladi - 2-DVD Set: Ranya Renee: Movies & TV
(The drills on this one are excellent and will allow you to very quickly make the jump from "doing moves" to "moving and transitioning within the music."
This is a 2-disc set. Sit down and TAKE NOTES on the music section. Seriously. What you learn from that dvd will help you interpret Middle Eastern music in general, for the rest of your dancing career. And DO the drills. Over and over and over again.
As far as I'm concerned, this is all the foundation you need. You can let cymbals, veil, and other props from other dvds later. You can get more specifically focused dvds on special topics and "problem areas" of the body. But these two recommendations are your entire first year's course, (maybe more!) packaged and ready for you.
BTW - both Leila's and Ranya's dvds cover posture and alignment as well as breathing techniques.
There are things on Ranya's dvd that will be challenging for you, and you may want to skip using those movements at first (her "Jewel" variations, especially.) Just keep the flow. That dvd set is going to last you a LONG time.
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