MUSIC

Eggyslav wrote:

4 votes on Classical music? Wow, I'm glad I'm not the only one who enjoys Mozart or Beethoven....

I listen to Beethoven's 5th and 9th and Tchaikovsky's 1812 overture daily, although I only voted for Rock and Roll since I thought it was a one-option vote.

[Eggyslav]

Ah, Tchaikovsky's 1812..... Magnificent piece of music.... Ever heard it with cannons? And don't tell me you've got the full version of 9nth symphony! It's the longest music piece ever written, and in my opinion Beethoven's best pece.... He completed it at the end of his life, when he was completely deaf.... Now that's impressive, isn't it? I've got a full Finale on my MP3 player...

Eggyslav wrote:

Ah, Tchaikovsky's 1812..... Magnificent piece of music.... Ever heard it with cannons? And don't tell me you've got the full version of 9nth symphony! It's the longest music piece ever written, and in my opinion Beethoven's best pece.... He completed it at the end of his life, when he was completely deaf.... Now that's impressive, isn't it? I've got a full Finale on my MP3 player...

Yes. The cannons are amazing. Gives hope to me that I can use Medieval weapons as an orchestral instrument if the guitar doesn't work out too well for me.

The 9th is definitely Beethoven's best. And yes, it is pretty amazing considering his deteriorating hearing. Can't get enough of that 2nd movement brah.

[Jetpack-guy]

[Caribou]

No options for soul, reggae, jazz, ska and folk? For shame.

Caribou wrote:

No options for soul, reggae, jazz, ska and folk? For shame.

People still make those kinds of music?

[Caribou]

Uh... yes?

And even if they didn't, does that mean people should stop listening to, say, Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin or Bob Marley? Just to pick three really obvious examples.

Caribou wrote:

Uh... yes?

And even if they weren't, does that mean people should stop listening to, say, Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin or Bob Marley? Just to pick three really obvious examples.

ska i knew people still made, but I thought jazz and soul was in the 1920's, and folk was 1800's. But then again, im half retarted

[Caribou]

Soul didn't even begin until the 1960s. Jazz began around the 20s, yeah, but Amy Winehouse was an example of a hugely famous modern artist who worked almost exclusively in both those genres.

Music isn't constrained by time period, man. If it was, rap would have died in the 80s.

[bellaXraven]

Yeah Bob Dylan was part of the "folk" genre before he converted to electric guitars and stuff.
If you look at some of his older songs, it's just his voice and the acoustic guitar!

Back in the 90's, there were ska bands like was Sublime, Reel Big Fish, NoFX(part ska and part punk), Goldfinger, The Mighty Bosstones, etc.

[Caribou]

bellaXraven wrote:

Back in the 90's, there were ska bands like was Sublime, Reel Big Fish, NoFX(part ska and part punk), Goldfinger, The Mighty Bosstones, etc.

Some of those are still around today. And there are plenty of newer ska-punk bands like Capdown, Leftover Crack and Sonic Boom Six who are doing pretty well at the moment too. Even The Specials are still touring; people love ska. It's good-time dancey music, that sort of thing never goes out of style.

[bellaXraven]

Yeah..what I meant to say was that they started out in the 90's...
I should have edited it before anyone could respond. xD
My bad!

It's awesome. I love ska.

Ace of Base:)

bellaXraven wrote:

Yeah Bob Dylan was part of the "folk" genre before he converted to electric guitars and stuff.
If you look at some of his older songs, it's just his voice and the acoustic guitar!

You should also listen to KT Tunstall's first album from 2004, she has a lot of folk influence in her singing and guitar playing. I consider her new EP "The Scarlet Tulip EP" to be absolutely classed as Folk music, and probably my favourite of the genre at that. Seriously, check some of it out: My personal favourite song of the EP.

Does anyone else love this song? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Z_hskvz1M


Another good song is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkADj0TPrJA&ob=av2e

[Till]

cant watch them. The gema blocked them for germany...

that sucks

This is good aswell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opGVGKw_lDU

Damn

3lvis wrote:

Another good song is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkADj0TPrJA&ob=av2e

Meh, not much of a fan of Phil Collins Post-Genesis. I do love his more Motown-influenced work no matter how embarrassingly white it is though.

[Till]

Yea ot sucks the last was blocked too.

I do love his more Motown-influenced work no matter how embarrassingly white it is though.

To be honest, I've never really listened to any more of his work. But I'll definitely check out the stuff you're talking about thanks for telling me.

3lvis wrote:

To be honest, I've never really listened to any more of his work. But I'll definitely check out the stuff you're talking about thanks for telling me.

You probably have. He gets pretty significant regular radio play.

[bellaXraven]

Hey guys! I have another thing to discuss regarding music!!!!!!!

What was the most recent band that you saw live in concert???? =]

I just came back from seeing the Dropkick Murphys tonight!!!!!!!

What about you guys?

bellaXraven wrote:

Hey guys! I have another thing to discuss regarding music!!!!!!!

What was the most recent band that you saw live in concert???? =]

I just came back from seeing the Dropkick Murphys tonight!!!!!!!

What about you guys?

I've only seen one band live, and it was Busted right before they broke up (:sigh:) and it was pretty good

bellaXraven wrote:

Hey guys! I have another thing to discuss regarding music!!!!!!!

What was the most recent band that you saw live in concert???? =]

I just came back from seeing the Dropkick Murphys tonight!!!!!!!

What about you guys?

Excluding local bands, I saw KT Tunstall doing a solo gig 2 months ago. Very good.

[Till]

The biggest concert ever was "die Ärzte" (=the doctors), a german band.

[Eggyslav]

If that counts, I was recently in National Opera with my Grandpa, on the "Marriage of Figaro"......

bellaXraven wrote:

Hey guys! I have another thing to discuss regarding music!!!!!!!

What was the most recent band that you saw live in concert???? =]

I just came back from seeing the Dropkick Murphys tonight!!!!!!!

What about you guys?

I've never been to a concert, but ive been thinking of going to the 2nd up in smoke tour when it happens