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Foreign Music
I post with caution, because this is a subject that did not show up in the searches I did ("music" "foreign" "international" "international music" "foreign music") so be nice
.We have a very broad population of people. What do you listen to that not only isn't mainstream in America at all or even indie, but that you can only discover through foreign friends or random indie checks? I listen to a somewhat prominent classical/celtic band called Secret Garden a lot, and some random Italian & Spanish & Israeli pop, but I love recommendations. Thanks guys! |
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Re: Foreign Music
My French friend showed me some French rap once. It was pretty funny
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I enjoy listening to Celtic music a lot. I particularly like Clanned and Off Kilter, though the latter is a US band.
I also listen to Chinese and Japanese music (I'm asian, what can I say?) |
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From my dad - I have (and still do) Listen to Middle Eastern Music. I like it. Also there is a group from Israel called Infected Mushroom - pretty neat techno.
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i love jewish rap. it's sooo funny. haha.
oo.. do u know what's great, those foreign songs where u have no idea what the words r but everybody chants them anyway at dances and claps their hands madly. now that's my kind of music. lol. ![]() |
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Re: Foreign Music
I took German for a few years and went to Germany between my junior and senior years of high school. It was an absolute blast, and I was exposed to a lot of German culture. One thing we all learned was the traditional drinking songs and popular music on the radio, because people would come back from the bars at night and go past our hotel, or we'd see them in the subways and streets of Munich. I have a few songs still saved from that trip which are really cool.
Going back to my heritage, I am Polish and have a somewhat strong background. From that, I know a few broken phrases and such, and a handful of songs. |
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Re: Foreign Music
I've listened to a few Finnish bands (Nightwish, and some other forgot the name of). My friend also gave me a CD once that has some foreign (not sure which language) rapping on it. Hm...I still have the CD. ** goes to listen to it **
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A band called 'Jumbo'. It's spanish rock. Great stuff. It's hard to find CDs in stores though. I'll have to buy them online.
edit: No, I don't speak spanish like my name implies. Last edited by Jeff Rodriguez : 13-09-2004 at 20:32. |
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I listen to all sorts of Indo-Pak music. Theres many genres and stuff, so its pretty cool.
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I listen to a fair amount of Irish and Celtic stuff. I know a few Irish folk tunes, myself -- whenever my dad's side of the family gets together (read: they're all, 100% 3rd generation Irish American) they tend to drink lots of ... soda ... and wind up singing Irish folk songs. A lot of them. Very loudly. Enter my cousin, the professional Irish step dancer, my dad's 'famous' corned beef & cabbage -- it's a lot of fun!
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Hmm.. I listen to Spanish ditties, the kind that you'd probably see in a Sing-A-Long video.. Also, some Filipino rap (if you want to hear some good, but mainstream, rap, listen to "The Apl Song" by Black Eyed Peas) and rock as well. The names of the bands are slipping my mind.
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Re: Foreign Music
yay japanese punk!!!
just to name a few.... snail ramp hi-standard 175R b-dash mongol 800 (highly recommend these) |
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Re: Foreign Music
I don't listen to much Spanish music (although I dance Spanish music) ... however, there are some really good Spanish rock bands one of which is definitely my favorite: Maná!!
My dad is from Peru and he has this cassette (yes a cassette ...Runa Pacha) that I listen to quite often, it relaxes me because the songs are played with native Peruvian and South American instruments that make the most beautiful and relaxing sounds! One if not the most famous song in Peru is: El Condor Pasa -- an incredible sound . Besides that I listen to Latin (not Spanish Latin) - Latin music, some of which comes off of soundtracks or some of which comes from Enya. And I also listen to Japanese songs (from anime!!! ) |
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Re: Foreign Music
I listen to a band called Selfmindead ... they're a swedish, christian, metal/hardcore band.
There's a punk band called Wizo from Germany that I listen to, also. Good stuff. ![]() |
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Re: Foreign Music
I like a ton of stuff!
Out of the Japanese music I like J-Pop, and I hope to branch out a lot more into other types. I enjoy a Swedish band called ABBA, some of you may have heard of them. =) Big fan of them. I like a lot of Spanish music...mainly Selena. I like some of Shakira's old stuff too. =) Excellent thread idea, Genia! <3 --Dori |
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