Japanese Music or Western Music?

Started by Lifo · 4 Dec 2007 · 57 replies

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5 Dec 2007, 03:49 #21
EstherM wrote:Funnily, if I am not mistaken, a lot of JE songs are written by Swedish producers. :sweat:

Honto ka??

That's a funny bit of trivia. :hehe:
5 Dec 2007, 04:23 #22
bmwracer wrote:
Honto ka??

That's a funny bit of trivia. :hehe:

:rofl: honto
The Nobuta wo produce song, some Kinki Kids songs among others were produced by Scandinavian Songs AB.
5 Dec 2007, 04:29 #23
EstherM wrote: :rofl: honto
The Nobuta wo produce song, some Kinki Kids songs among others were produced by Scandinavian Songs AB.

LOL.

So the back of the OST CD says "Made in Sweden" rather than "Made in Japan."

Oh, the irony. :hehe:
5 Dec 2007, 05:28 #24
I think if you look at alot of stuff from Japan you can find something that resembles it in another country. Like the show Cromartie High I feel is just a Japanese Hitchhikers to the Galaxy.

As for the whole VK thing I wasnt alive when KISS and Bowey were hot so even though I know of them this is sort of new to me. Yet to me their music is awsome. I cant listen to pop too much. Its tooo soft. I like hard rock songs. And it seems to me the new American mainstream rock is becomming softer and more emo :bleh: So I listen to older American music like SOAD, A7X (not old but still), Marilyn Manson, ans stuff like that. Yet I am listening to more and more Jrock because I love the intensity of the music
5 Dec 2007, 06:32 #25
shiroi_tora wrote:I listen to older American music like SOAD, A7X (not old but still), Marilyn Manson, ans stuff like that.

LOL, that stuff ain't old.

You gotta listen to Cream, Led Zeppelin, etc... That's where hard rock really started. :victory:
5 Dec 2007, 06:38 #26
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, that stuff ain't old.

You gotta listen to Cream, Led Zeppelin, etc... That's where hard rock really started. :victory:


Actually, it started with Elvis. :beaten:
5 Dec 2007, 06:52 #27
Wynter wrote:Actually, it started with Elvis. :beaten:

I said Hard Rock, kiddo.

I don't ever recall Elvis wailing or jamming on a Stratocaster or similar. :P
5 Dec 2007, 07:02 #28
bmwracer wrote:
I said Hard Rock, kiddo.

I don't ever recall Elvis wailing or jamming on a Stratocaster or similar. :P


TRUE SAY! Sumimasan. >>goes to take a nap<< :mrgreen:
5 Dec 2007, 07:07 #29
Wynter wrote:TRUE SAY! Sumimasan. >>goes to take a nap<< :mrgreen:

Before your nap, read up on rock music and its origins at Wiki. :victory:

They'll be a quiz later.

Extra credit: 60's and 70's R&B... :mrgreen:
5 Dec 2007, 07:14 #30
While we're on the subject, the REAL King of Rock and Roll is Chuck Berry. :applaud:
5 Dec 2007, 07:20 #31
gaijinmark wrote:While we're on the subject, the REAL King of Rock and Roll is Chuck Berry. :applaud:

I'd have to agree on that without reservation.
5 Dec 2007, 07:33 #32
gaijinmark wrote:While we're on the subject, the REAL King of Rock and Roll is Chuck Berry. :applaud:


i thought it was Elvis... :hehe:
5 Dec 2007, 07:48 #33
slashersam016 wrote:i thought it was Elvis... :hehe:

You thought wrong. :P
9 Dec 2007, 01:30 #34
Since you're into 70s ~ 90s music b, what recommendations can you suggest about Jazz & Classics? 'Cause I'm tota~lly into these things <3
9 Dec 2007, 09:54 #35
gaijinmark wrote:While we're on the subject, the REAL King of Rock and Roll is Chuck Berry. :applaud:


maybe im too young....whos chuck berry?
9 Dec 2007, 13:15 #36
Lifo wrote:Since you're into 70s ~ 90s music b, what recommendations can you suggest about Jazz & Classics? 'Cause I'm tota~lly into these things <3

More like 60's-80's...

I'm a novice when it comes to Jazz and Classical... But a good start would be watching Swing Girls and Nodame Cantabile... :)

If you're looking for classical music downloads, check page 162: thtl posted a TON of stuff to download... :thumbsup:

The guy is a walking library of J-Drama OSTs and music... :victory:
9 Dec 2007, 13:19 #37
shiroi_tora wrote:maybe im too young....whos chuck berry?

You're kidding, right? :sweat:

How can anyone say they love rock music and not know its history/roots? :puppydog:

A brief history from Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_music
9 Dec 2007, 13:31 #38
bmwracer wrote:
You're kidding, right? :sweat:

How can anyone say they love rock music and not know its history/roots? :puppydog:

A brief history from Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_music


haha!! well I thought it's elvis too!! I guess our generation thought of it that way..

visual kei.. yeah it originated from japan.. I'm also into that..

and the trivia about jpop songs from swedish producers yeah that's true.. there's an arashi song that is the same melody as love is all around by ricky lee.. and It was composed by a swedish..

but for the question japanese or western music.. it's a pretty hard decision but I'll also go for western since I got hooked with their music first :mrgreen:
9 Dec 2007, 13:33 #39
Another Wiki thread on Rock 'n' Roll: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_%27n%27_roll :victory:
9 Dec 2007, 13:40 #40
thanks for the link bmwracer!!

anyway you guys should try watching this and see how much it resembles!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QoPmrOVMX4 rikki lee's version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbib2LSOZxk arashi's version.


freaky isn't it?? :hehe: they say both parties bought the song to a swedish composer.., so both are original..

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