What type of music do you guys like ??
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Peace,
I like;
Classical in mornings and after college
Hip hop or Rock n roll during the middle of the day.
70's 80's music while I'm driving!I would recommend Rakim to anyone who is captured by powerful lyrics with heavy beats.
Red Hot Chilli Peppers are cool.
Nural
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Peace be upon you all.
Sorry havnt posted in a long time..i saw this topic and said to myself "Now this is my kind of topic"!!
Im into everything!
Heavy Metal, Alternative, rock, hip-hop, compilations..etc etc
My fav band is Rage Against The Machine!!!
My fav Jazz composer hands down..Miles Davis!!
My Fav Hip-hop artist hands down Immortal TechniqueRock On!!
PEACE, and thanks!!
Sebs
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I bought at the very first day when it came out I the new CD of the Chemical Brothers. WOW !! What a piece of music ! The song Galvanize is GREAT ! Since Monday I'm listening to it almost without a break. It's is really great work.
Besides that I'm listening to the new of Syrian Sha'abi Artist Ali al Dik (yes, his name is really like that it means cock ) A great piece of work also.
Although she's more a teenie star I like also lebanese singer Elisa as well as heart bleeding Hani Shaker ... And I like a lot the voice of the flower of Algeria. Warda Al Jazeria.
But I love also classical music such as Vivaldi, Bach and Mozart.Salaams
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i like
rap
hip hop
dancehall
reggae
soca
calypso
80's
some rock
R&B
soul
neo soul
some - classical
african musicWe have the same taste in music! )
Well... almost. I don't listen to 80's music. The rest is awesome! Including salsa and merengue (in my list). And some Moroccan music.
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Peace all
yeah this is a great thread!
Warda - I'm with you on the Chemical brothers. They are superb.
I also like Super Furry Animals, New Order, PJ Harvey, Add N to X, Belle and Sebastian, Orbital, Grandaddy, Pavement, Nick Cave and Sonic Youth.
Plus there is, and always will be, a special place in my heart for The Carpenters.
salaams
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salam
Peace all
yeah this is a great thread!
Warda - I'm with you on the Chemical brothers. They are superb.
Do you know the CD "come with us" ? Another great disk...
Latifa wrote
And some Moroccan music.
Like what ? Can you name some?
Salaams
wardaHi Warda,
I don't got a very big taste in Moroccan music; I like chaabi and dakka marrakchia. I don't got any favorite artists though. I myself am Moroccan but don't understand the language, since I've been brought up in The Netherlands and used to talking Dutch.
Do you also like Moroccan music?
Peace and love.
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Salam Latifah,
I used to listen to Gil Gilala and Nas Al Ghiouane quite a while ago. Nowadays I still listen to Emil Zrihan (Maroccon Mawal) and - not Maroccan but Algerian - Cheb Mami.
But in these days I have to bother everybody around me with the Chemical Brothers the whole day through ... D DPeace
warda -
Salam Latifah,
I used to listen to Gil Gilala and Nas Al Ghiouane quite a while ago. Nowadays I still listen to Emil Zrihan (Maroccon Mawal) and - not Maroccan but Algerian - Cheb Mami.
But in these days I have to bother everybody around me with the Chemical Brothers the whole day through ...Peace
wardaOh my brother also listens to Nas el Ghiwane. Blegh! Not my kind of taste. Don't understand a word of what they're saying. Well... just a little bit (tiny bit!).
Cheb Mami is cool! And yes the Chemical Brothers with the song 'Galvanise' is also a pretty one. Let me guessyou like those Arabian violins part right? haha
Peace.
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Oh my brother also listens to Nas el Ghiwane. Blegh! Not my kind of taste. Don't understand a word of what they're saying. Well... just a little bit (tiny bit!).
I don't understand everything of it either, but I know what they're singing about. I used to hear them in my "revolutionary times".. And you don't find Bands like them very often, they are something special indeed.
And yes the Chemical Brothers with the song 'Galvanise' is also a pretty one. Let me guessyou like those Arabian violins part right? haha
lol yeah of course, but the whole song is superb as is the whole new CD !
Bye
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Oh my brother also listens to Nas el Ghiwane. Blegh! Not my kind of taste. Don't understand a word of what they're saying. Well... just a little bit (tiny bit!).
I don't understand everything of it either, but I know what they're singing about. I used to hear them in my "revolutionary times".. And you don't find Bands like them very often, they are something special indeed.
And yes the Chemical Brothers with the song 'Galvanise' is also a pretty one. Let me guessyou like those Arabian violins part right? haha
lol yeah of course, but the whole song is superb as is the whole new CD !
Bye
Can I recommend Orchestre National de Barbes (especially the song 'Chalini')? Maybe not the same as Nass el Ghiwane (and I don't love all their songs), but they are pretty good also.
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HEy
so waht kinda music r u guys into ???
I like Indian and Western Rock but soft rock !
Seriously indian film music is the best ..peace .
i think Micheal Jackson is the king of music . and i think U2 rocks . i also listen to pakistani pop and rock and also some indian sound tracks .
but ,hey ammarb87 , the pakistani pop and rock music is just as good IF NOT BETTER than the indian movie songs .
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Peace all,
the pakistani pop and rock music is just as good IF NOT BETTER than the indian movie songs .
Better, much better...wholeheartedly agree!
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Salaam everyone!
I was waiting for someone to come along and scream, "Music is haraam in Islam!" lolAnyways I have a huge record (as in vinyl collection) of 50's and 60's music, ranging from jazz, to latin, to R&B, blues, surf, easy listening/lounge, polynesian, bellydance etc. as well as punk and psychedelic and some 70's rock like Hendrix and Janis Joplin.
I also love
punk (Someone mentioned Anti Flag whom I saw many years ago at a local punk club here. They were really great and very nice people)hardcore (as in NYHC, sXe stuff like Youth of Today, Nations on Fire, Mind Over Matter, Gorilla Biscuits etc)
psychedelic rock (Glass Prism, Savage Rose, West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, Lottie Golden)
70's rock like Hendrix, Joplin
alternative
80's music
Persian musicsome electronic music like Hotel Costes CDs and Frequent Flyer Bombay
arabic music like Natacha Atlas and Amina
anything that sounds good!
I cannot stand rap though....that misogynist and materialistic atttitude just gets to me.
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the pakistani pop and rock music is just as good IF NOT BETTER than the indian movie songs .
Better, much better...wholeheartedly agree!
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan came to the Double Tree Inn where I used to work and I got to see a concert of his...
I've never seen Pakistani music albums on screen, but my dormy was this Indian and they used to watch Indian movie albums and they were awful...the girls would wear skimpy clothes and do pole dancing....and somehow they considered that to be a sign of India moving forward roll
I was like gee you objectified and materialized women in the past and you are doing the same thing now!
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Peace greenleaves,
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan came to the Double Tree Inn where I used to work and I got to see a concert of his...
I've never seen Pakistani music albums on screen, but my dormy was this Indian and they used to watch Indian movie albums and they were awful...the girls would wear skimpy clothes and do pole dancing....and somehow they considered that to be a sign of India moving forward
I was like gee you objectified and materialized women in the past and you are doing the same thing now!
I like nusrat fateh, he was quite good, the album 'night song' with michael brook is an excellent album.
Pakistani movie music sucks (so do the majority of movies), but the pop/rock/underground music scene is really good now, even the videos are improving qualitywise, none of that skimpy stuff there obviously, so they have to turn to more creative avenues which imo is the way good videos are made. I agree with you regarding indian movies, but their art movies are darn good, i really like watching those, but the commercial ones are awful...personally i can't stand songs in movies being lip synched and gyrated to...but yes, soon i guess, pakistani music will start coming out internationally, there are a few examples like strings, junoon and fuzon etc that went 'over the border' ... but i'm sure it's a matter of time, the music is good enough )
Rgds,
Nadia