General Music Discussion (Non-Japanese)

20 Jun 2005, 21:37 #5381

Meat Loaf,.......TEAR ME DOWN :metaldevil:

20 Jun 2005, 21:58 #5382

Gackt - Metamorphose

20 Jun 2005, 22:03 #5383

Aucifier - Tokyo Illusion :fingerscrossed:

21 Jun 2005, 01:23 #5384

China - Red Rockers

21 Jun 2005, 03:28 #5385

The Police - Demolition Man

21 Jun 2005, 03:38 #5386

Chihiro Onitsuka - Gekkou

22 Jun 2005, 01:49 #5387

Bark At The Moon - Ozzy Osbourne

22 Jun 2005, 01:57 #5388

Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight

22 Jun 2005, 03:16 #5389

I'm watching and listening to Dir En Grey live in the Osaka Jo Hall in 1999!

22 Jun 2005, 03:19 #5390

Djavan's double CD "ao vivo" or live. He is Brazilian. I only understand a few words in Portuguese but oooohhh his songs and his singing are wonderful. :thumbsup:

22 Jun 2005, 03:24 #5391

Enna wrote:Djavan's double CD "ao vivo" or live. He is Brazilian. I only understand a few words in Portuguese but oooohhh his songs and his singing are wonderful. :thumbsup:

I'll bet Betsy-chan (Betsy Hayashi) knows who that is, since she lives Sao Paolo... :)

22 Jun 2005, 03:35 #5392

bmwracer wrote:
I'll bet Betsy-chan (Betsy Hayashi) knows who that is, since she lives Sao Paolo... :)

I am sure she will, he is very well known. I got to see him in concert quite a few years ago in NYC and I think all of the Brazilians living in NYC showed up. He and the entire audience were great! You may know his song Esquinas, when you hear it. I think it means corners. Me I like his song Oceano from this CD. Portuguese is such a romantic beautiful sensual language.

PS. A coat and tie??? Grab your coat and get your hat, leave your worry at the doorstep. Just direct your feet to the sunny side of the street

22 Jun 2005, 03:41 #5393

Enna wrote:You may know his song Esquinas, when you hear it.

I doubt it. I stopped listening to the radio around '92... It's pretty much all flashback music for me now... ;)

22 Jun 2005, 04:01 #5394

bmwracer wrote:
I doubt it. I stopped listening to the radio around '92... It's pretty much all flashback music for me now... ;)

It is funny but I do not listen to the radio except on rare occasion in my car. Yet somehow in the past ten years I have heard of a variety of musicians from around the world either through hearing them on TV or a friend giving me a CD, that has opened me up to hearing music from Brazil or Cape Verde or Zouk music or wherever. I really enjoy music and learning about it. For example a friend of mine gave me a tape of a Japanese jazz pianist by the name of Makoto Ozone a few years ago. He plays like dream and his song "I need you here" makes you feel the love coming right through the notes. I also got a chance to see/hear him perform at a jazz club in NYC too. When Makoto was young his playing was compared to Thelonius Monk. Now that is quite a compliment! So any time you want to talk music you know where to find me. :)

22 Jun 2005, 06:32 #5395

Lou Rawls - Nautral Man

22 Jun 2005, 06:36 #5396

bmwracer wrote:Lou Rawls - Nautral Man

OOhhh you like the mellow sounds????

22 Jun 2005, 06:41 #5397

Enna wrote:OOhhh you like the mellow sounds????

In my neighborhood, I grew up on 60's soul and R&B... :)

22 Jun 2005, 06:45 #5398

bmwracer wrote:
In my neighborhood, I grew up on 60's soul and R&B... :)

Good stuff! Me too! :applaud: Songs you can actually understand and sing along with the lyrics unlike what I refer to as the "talking' songs of today. :grumble:

22 Jun 2005, 06:55 #5399

Enna wrote:Good stuff! Me too! :applaud: Songs you can actually understand and sing along with the lyrics unlike what I refer to as the "talking' songs of today. :grumble:

Absolutely.

Don't get me started today's "music" :rolleyes:

22 Jun 2005, 07:01 #5400

bmwracer wrote:
Absolutely.

Don't get me started today's "music" :rolleyes:

Maybe that is why we don't listen to the radio anymore. :bleh: Although I do watch music videos on TV to keep abreast of the latest songs and performers. :dancing:

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