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really cool unknown music
wow, actually that sounds really cool, "a mix between Enya, classical and alternative"...NEATO! The one type of "world music" I've tried and disliked was this cd i got at one of those earthy, hippie type stores and it was reggae. I don't know why, but I just can't get into reggae really. I like some bob marley, i like that song, "I shot the sherrif", but other than that, I just can't get into it.
here's one for u MoRockin from Morco at Epcot in Disney. it's good a mix of American pop, spanish, and egpytian music. It's good and very dancy and emtional. Even though it's not all in English.
I like music on other languages because if it's in english I pay too much attention to what the lyrics say, and that ruins the song because I wind up totally disagreeing with the politics.
lol. You've got to stop listening to "damn the man" music. It's all about LOVE! Pick up some Dave Matthews stuff, it's rarely political...and it's very pretty music.
Yeah... But I like the political kind... After a while the sappy love stuff just gets boring.
That is true. Hmm....trying to think of a band that mixes the two fairly well....I'd say U2 but sometimes they're more political than lovey dovey.
yeha true
Try out "Adiemus".
It has a female lead vocal who sounds closely related to Enya, and a background chorus of African Swaheelee (msp) children. It sounds very new age to me, and all in an African tongue, so you hear the "tone and inflection" of the words, without understanding the meaning.
And it doesn't matter. Very soft, beautiful. Uplifting.
"Adiemus", "Kayama", and "Zarabanda" are three good examples of what's on the CD.
It has a female lead vocal who sounds closely related to Enya, and a background chorus of African Swaheelee (msp) children. It sounds very new age to me, and all in an African tongue, so you hear the "tone and inflection" of the words, without understanding the meaning.
And it doesn't matter. Very soft, beautiful. Uplifting.
"Adiemus", "Kayama", and "Zarabanda" are three good examples of what's on the CD.
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