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Arwon

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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 09-05-06 11:20 PM Link | Quote
At the moment I'm on a "music in other languages" kick, probably a result of spending a lot of time listening to Spanish language rock like La Portuaria, and Yiddish-language weirdos the Klezmatics, lately.

So yeah I'm looking for good music, in various languages obscure or otherwise... be it Finnish indie rock, Esperanto folk songs, or whatever. I don't like metal and I don't like electronic music but beyond that it's pretty open slather. Surely some of you can help?


(edited by Arwon on 09-05-06 10:26 PM)
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Since: 06-17-06
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Posted on 09-06-06 12:48 AM Link | Quote
I love metal, and listen to a good bit of European metal... but most of it is in English. I do listen to some Japanese rock though, and also rap and pop in German. I listen to a lot of Celtic music in Gaelic too. I don't need to understand the words for a song to be fun or soothing or beautiful.
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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 09-06-06 10:04 AM Link | Quote
Ah... for a second there I thought you might have been talking about Klezmeritis -- they were guests on Spicks and Specks tonight, "klezmerising" songs for the "Look What They Did To My Song" game.

I somehow managed to guess "Stairway to Heaven" and "Take Me Out" (Franz Ferdinand) and I don't know how

I listen to some music in foreign languages; but generally not a whole lot, I just tend to listen to whatever happens to turn up on JJJ -- which sometimes includes some French stuff.
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Since: 02-25-06
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Posted on 09-06-06 10:11 AM Link | Quote
Japanese Music,
Usually tokeo pop. Although I do look up what the lyrics are and sometimes sing them.. _¬
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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 09-06-06 10:12 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Darkdata
Japanese Music,
Usually tokeo pop. Although I do look up what the lyrics are and sometimes sing them.. _¬


lol... oh yeah... I sometimes listen to Japanese music as well. And there is some Russian music I like too. But both are anime or video game related

I haven't listened to it much lately (or much of anything really, for that matter...)
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 09-06-06 05:00 PM Link | Quote
Sure, it's in English, but the Klezmatics (I think) did a spiffy cover of Woody Guthrie's "Mermaid Avenue" for a tribute album this year. See what happens when you get musical tips from NPR? (Shit, I'm getting old.)

Anyway, Kinky will laser your SOUL. Look up "Mas" if you're wondering where you've heard them before. Spanish... well, not totally electronic, as there's plenty of traditional instrumentation, but they're better than you.
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Posted on 09-06-06 06:25 PM Link | Quote
Rhapsody ... seriously, what language do they sing in? Sometimes it sounds like English, sometimes it doesn't. I'd say its maybe their accents, but the again 90% of metal I listen to is European, and basically every other band I listen to I can clearly hear what they're saying regardless of being European.
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Posted on 09-06-06 07:06 PM Link | Quote
Catatonia, Anweledig, Cerys Matthews, Gwyneth Glyn are all very good Welsh bands/Artists. Hunt down "Genod Drwg" for a laugh. Welsh Hip hop. V funny
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Posted on 09-06-06 07:27 PM Link | Quote
Speaking of Welsh, SUPER FURRY ANIMALS. NOWNOWNOW.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 09-07-06 12:29 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by drjayphd
Sure, it's in English, but the Klezmatics (I think) did a spiffy cover of Woody Guthrie's "Mermaid Avenue" for a tribute album this year. See what happens when you get musical tips from NPR? (Shit, I'm getting old.)

Anyway, Kinky will laser your SOUL. Look up "Mas" if you're wondering where you've heard them before. Spanish... well, not totally electronic, as there's plenty of traditional instrumentation, but they're better than you.


They actually recorded an entire album of Guthrie songs (lyrics he'd never set to music, like the Wilco/Billy Bragg Mermaid Avenue albums) called Wonder Wheel a few weeks ago. I need to try and track it down soon...
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Posted on 09-07-06 03:32 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Darkdata
Japanese Music,
Usually tokeo pop. Although I do look up what the lyrics are and sometimes sing them.. _¬

Yes. Some of the best music ever made comes from Japan. (Hamasaki Ayumi ftw!)
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Since: 06-17-06
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Posted on 09-07-06 06:34 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Racer Xeo
Rhapsody ... seriously, what language do they sing in? Sometimes it sounds like English, sometimes it doesn't. I'd say its maybe their accents, but the again 90% of metal I listen to is European, and basically every other band I listen to I can clearly hear what they're saying regardless of being European.


Rhapsody is in English. "The dance of fire and wheeeeeeel..."
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 09-07-06 08:58 AM Link | Quote
Pretty much all the music I listen to is foreign-language music. Then again, English is a foreign language to me.

Seriously, though, if I were to recommend some Norwegian-language artists, I guess I couldn't leave out the "Big 4": DumDum Boys, DeLillos, Raga Rockers, and Jokke & Valentinerne. Of these, Raga and DumDum are my favorites, Jokke & Valentinerne is the music-snob's favorites, and DeLillos are probably the biggest sellers.

Kaizers Orchestra has become quite big since their debut in 2001. I think they're the Norwegian-language band that has had the most sales internationally ever.

Now I can't go mentioning Norwegian-language music without mentioning Gatas Parlament. Of course, the charm of this rap-act is not so much the music, but the lyrics, so it probably wouldn't be too interesting to outsiders. The boys in Gatas Parlament grew up going to "communist camp", and their lyrics are basically incredibly left-wing, which makes for fun listening.
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Posted on 09-07-06 10:59 AM Link | Quote
Ooh! How could I forget the SuperFurrys! They're awesome Mind you my fave song of their is "Show me magic" which is English

Ayumi Hamasaki is cool (my fave song by her is Fly away), but I prefer Angela Aki.
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Posted on 09-07-06 12:56 PM Link | Quote
Latin American Rock like Bersuit Vergabarat, Molotov, Café Tacuba/Tacvba, Aterciopelados, Moenia (more eletronic than rock, but eh), Maná (their old stuff), Maldita Vecindad, El Tri, Ilia Kuryaky y los Valderramas, etc.


(edited by MisterJones on 09-07-06 11:56 AM)
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Posted on 09-07-06 01:11 PM Link | Quote
There are some pretty hip Esperanto language bands that I've listened to.

Also, there are some Ukrainian pop groups, like Ruslana, that are decent. There are also some Ukrainian rock bands out there. Little difficult to find.

I also listened to a Persian rock band a few weeks back. I'd need to bug my buddy Darius to translate the name for me.
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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 09-07-06 02:26 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by MisterJones
Latin American Rock like Bersuit Vergabarat, Molotov, Café Tacuba/Tacvba, Aterciopelados, Moenia (more eletronic than rock, but eh), Maná (their old stuff), Maldita Vecindad, El Tri, Ilia Kuryaky y los Valderramas, etc.


Nice choices.


Jaguares and Robi Draco Rosa; spanish speaking bands and artists. (Robi has english speaking songs/albums as well)

Both incredibly good.
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