Genres YOU LISTEN TO (Majed had a serious comprehension problem here) (1 Viewer)
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I listen t all kinds of musik!! evryone must listan to all.
Well there is only one kind that i hate, is rap. They could have great messages in his lyrics, but the musik is senseless,, meaningless, musicless.
I like a little of pop
-rock pop,
- latin music (salsa, tipika, merengue, pop latino, rok latino)
-I like Japanese j-pop and J-rock.
-I like brazilian music.
-Sometimes classical music
-My fav genre, melodic metal.
Well there is only one kind that i hate, is rap. They could have great messages in his lyrics, but the musik is senseless,, meaningless, musicless.
I like a little of pop
-rock pop,
- latin music (salsa, tipika, merengue, pop latino, rok latino)
-I like Japanese j-pop and J-rock.
-I like brazilian music.
-Sometimes classical music
-My fav genre, melodic metal.
++ [ originally posted by Alex ] ++
Oh I forgot one... what would you call metal played with classical instruments? It makes the sound tolerable cause the instruments make emit music and not noise, hence you hear the actual melody, also without the dreadful vocal interruptions.
Anyway, that genre I also listened to a while ago..
Oh I forgot one... what would you call metal played with classical instruments? It makes the sound tolerable cause the instruments make emit music and not noise, hence you hear the actual melody, also without the dreadful vocal interruptions.
Anyway, that genre I also listened to a while ago..
U want a prove? Download this song!.:
Royal Hunt -"Tearing Down the World"
This song have good classical arrangements combined with good quality metal, and talks about what is happening right now in the world.
Or Angra-"Nothing to say". This song is a mix of brazilialn folk music, with heavy classical influence, and melodic metal. Just too impressive.
If you are beggining to listen this genre, this band is a must for you!!.
++ [ originally posted by hoshi ] ++
i went and saw jon lord's concerto for group and orchestra a few weeks ago... if that isn't the ultimate blend of rock and classical then i just don't know what is
it was incredible
i went and saw jon lord's concerto for group and orchestra a few weeks ago... if that isn't the ultimate blend of rock and classical then i just don't know what is
it was incredible
he was the keyboard player in deep purple, but he composed this amazing piece for a rock/metal group and a symphony orchestra. deep purple played it on one tour and then the score was lost, and a dutch music student wrote it all out by listening to a recording of the concert over and over and over...
then this little aussie band, george, got picked as the new torch bearers for the piece, and it was phenomenal.
but anyways, to my point - you might get a lot of deep purple stuff if you search for him, which isn't a bad thing, but won't be quite the experience i had
then this little aussie band, george, got picked as the new torch bearers for the piece, and it was phenomenal.
but anyways, to my point - you might get a lot of deep purple stuff if you search for him, which isn't a bad thing, but won't be quite the experience i had
++ [ originally posted by hoshi ] ++
he was the keyboard player in deep purple, but he composed this amazing piece for a rock/metal group and a symphony orchestra. deep purple played it on one tour and then the score was lost, and a dutch music student wrote it all out by listening to a recording of the concert over and over and over...
then this little aussie band, george, got picked as the new torch bearers for the piece, and it was phenomenal.
but anyways, to my point - you might get a lot of deep purple stuff if you search for him, which isn't a bad thing, but won't be quite the experience i had
he was the keyboard player in deep purple, but he composed this amazing piece for a rock/metal group and a symphony orchestra. deep purple played it on one tour and then the score was lost, and a dutch music student wrote it all out by listening to a recording of the concert over and over and over...
then this little aussie band, george, got picked as the new torch bearers for the piece, and it was phenomenal.
but anyways, to my point - you might get a lot of deep purple stuff if you search for him, which isn't a bad thing, but won't be quite the experience i had
That band is a legend!! every good jedbanger must have listened at least one son gof deep purple, they were one of the first who played the new wave of metal in the 80´s. The bands of our days have been influenced by bands like deep.
i love Deep Purple´s "Burrrnn!!"
just to cool!.
