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Heard this song but overlooked that it had the one and only Mike Shinoda. A good song
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Amazing light show but songs are too long (coming from someone who has all albums)
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At first, it was just New Age. You know, "Yanni", "Kitaro", etc.
Then I started to enjoy Pop music. I usually listen to Alessia Cara, Josh Groban, Ed Sheeran, One Direction songs.
For K-pop, I listen to 태연. There is this song by the name of "Drawing our moments" from her which I keep listening to it over and over. I have listened to this song for over 40 times now. And, not just this one, also other tacks of her album, more or less.
When it comes to Alternative music, I like the album "Hope" from "The Strumbellas".
I just can't standHard Rock, Metal, or some types of electronic music. They're too loud, noisy, sometimes creepy and my ears don't like them and can't get used to them. Soft Rock is excluded.
Jazz is funny, but it's not my thing. NeitherRap, nor Hip Hop.
Oldies? Paul Anka! His song "Papa" is outstanding or shall I say, was outstanding back then?
What else? I guess these are all I have in mind for now.
Then I started to enjoy Pop music. I usually listen to Alessia Cara, Josh Groban, Ed Sheeran, One Direction songs.
For K-pop, I listen to 태연. There is this song by the name of "Drawing our moments" from her which I keep listening to it over and over. I have listened to this song for over 40 times now. And, not just this one, also other tacks of her album, more or less.
When it comes to Alternative music, I like the album "Hope" from "The Strumbellas".
I just can't stand
Jazz is funny, but it's not my thing. Neither
Oldies? Paul Anka! His song "Papa" is outstanding or shall I say, was outstanding back then?
What else? I guess these are all I have in mind for now.
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If you look at the production value of a kpop video and the dancing and singing compared to what we have here it's not hard to understand why Kpop is doing a killing right now around the world.
I understand that you might not get it but have you looked at them? It's refreshing. You can see more creativity too.
People are tired of seeing Adam Levine and his tattoos. When you see a group of 7 peoples all dancing in sync while having major vocals in a MV full of colors and with a deep story behind it with amazing communities it's not too hard to see why it's a refreshing change.
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The production quality is very good, but that doesn't make up for the actual music.All male singers sound virtually the same in pop anymore. Maroon 5 is about the only one i like.
Just watched one of the music videos, sorry, my motley crue is going back on.
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Interesting question.
Much of the 90s was electronic music. The 80s had electronic music (remember synths became popular then) but the music wasn't as electronic focused.
The first song i think of when you say "90s"
First song i think of when you say "80s"
not the same genre, but i think most songs in the 90s were like this
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80's was still getting over disco and electronic music was just starting to go big.
Its funny, when I think of the 1980's I think of something like
Techno went mad in the 1990's though
Grunge flared up in the early 1990's
both decades seem to merge in my brain so I am not sure which is which. looking through my music library, I don't have much in the 1990's... its mainly because back then I mostly bought tapes and I don't have any of those anymore. .. something i regret. The albums I do have make me wonder who I was back then
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Its funny, when I think of the 1980's I think of something like
Techno went mad in the 1990's though
Grunge flared up in the early 1990's
both decades seem to merge in my brain so I am not sure which is which. looking through my music library, I don't have much in the 1990's... its mainly because back then I mostly bought tapes and I don't have any of those anymore. .. something i regret. The albums I do have make me wonder who I was back then
unrelated
Ozzy's life
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Dubstep, definetly dubstep.
Mostly: Ace Aura, Dr. Ozi, The Brig, Chime, Trampa, Oddprophet, Flite, Spag Heddy, LAXX, Camellia and Crankdat.
When I'm in the mood, gabber, hardstyle and frenchcore (sometimes a bit hardcore) will work too.
Mostly: Ace Aura, Dr. Ozi, The Brig, Chime, Trampa, Oddprophet, Flite, Spag Heddy, LAXX, Camellia and Crankdat.
When I'm in the mood, gabber, hardstyle and frenchcore (sometimes a bit hardcore) will work too.
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