Originally posted by Ellen Zhao:
I enjoy some songs in Telugu very much, even though I don't understand a single word...
"Thanks to Indian media who has over the period of time swiped out intellectual taste from mass Indian population." - Chetan Parekh
Kayal Cox
I love music, and I like listening to music in languages that I don't understand too.
My friends think I am nuts... how can I appreciate a song when I don't know what the lyrics mean! And they are probably right, I don't see too many other people doing it..
Originally posted by Matt Fielder:
If anybody wants some new music, I can post an mp3. For some strange reason, I'm guessing its not going to appeal to this audience though. (I know assumptions can be dangerous.)
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Originally posted by soumya ravindranath:
Posting wouldn't hurt, though
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I guess you guys never heard of opera. It is an extremely popular form of music and yet most people in the audience don't understand a word of what is being sung.
Originally posted by Matt Fielder:
Well, you wanted some different music. I wanted to post some other songs, but they were quite long. I figure you're not going to listen to the whole thing anyway, but this is my good example of not understanding lyrics and using them primarily as an instrument.
Yes he's speaking English. Yes its violent. I like it because its raw and full of adrenaline. Not to say that I don't have any classical in my collection (which I do), but these guys are just amazing.
I picked a short one...
[ May 23, 2005: Message edited by: Matt Fielder ]