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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
Not bad. One of the better mixes anyways | ||
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:02 Alaric wrote: Meh. Because English isn't my mother tongue, when I can truly appreciate some stuff like Pigalle I can't share it with you guys. :< Music doesn't have to be in your mother tongue to like it. Tbh I am really liking Stromae atm. I know he's pretty popular in Belgium/France. Racine Carrée is a really solid album, even though I can't understand all the lyrics. My favourite songs in my own tongue: | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:18 Doctorbeat wrote: Music doesn't have to be in your mother tongue to like it. Tbh I am really liking Stromae atm. I know he's pretty popular in Belgium/France. Racine Carrée is a really solid album, even though I can't understand all the lyrics. My favourite songs in my own tongue: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1bYRaihts0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYl-HO_3Jp0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbCwcBY-g08 To an English speaker this sounds like those gibberish songs that people create to make fun of American language | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:18 Doctorbeat wrote: Music doesn't have to be in your mother tongue to like it. Jackie Chan's Chinese version of "Be a Man" is amazing. I think he has one in Mandarin and Cantonese. It helps that I know the song in English, but still. | ||
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kainzero
United States5211 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:18 Doctorbeat wrote: Music doesn't have to be in your mother tongue to like it. I used to think that, but since then I became capable in Japanese and it changed a lot of songs for me. Some are better, some are worse... | ||
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Nos-
Canada12016 Posts
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:19 xes wrote: To an English speaker this sounds like those gibberish songs that people create to make fun of American language "American language"? It does sound like one of those "sounds like English but just gibberish" videos though. -english and french speaker | ||
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:33 Nos- wrote: Where's roffles' live rendition of this song No thx | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:36 GhandiEAGLE wrote: My turtle seriously just climbed on the back of my other turtle, busted open the chicken wire covering the top of the tank, and vaulted over to escape the tank, taking the 5 ft drop down to the floor. Fortunately the Ghandi Police Department tracked him down somewhere behind the toilet all the way across the house. The fugitive has been put into custody. So...you watched him escape and it took you that long to track him down? I know you're slow gandhi, but come on... | ||
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Crusnik
United States5378 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:39 jcarlsoniv wrote: So...you watched him escape and it took you that long to track him down? I know you're slow gandhi, but come on... Give the man a break, we all know cops care more about their donut breaks than apprehending escaped prisoners. | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:39 jcarlsoniv wrote: So...you watched him escape and it took you that long to track him down? I know you're slow gandhi, but come on... The GPD has conjectured the method of escape from evidence left by the fugitive, such as my fat lazy turtle sitting right where the other one jumped off of him, and the trail of water from where he landed (it was a nice soft piece of cardboard. A perfect getaway plan). It was difficult to track him once he escaped to the carpet because the law enforcement of that country stopped me from engaging in open manhunting. Or I guess turtlehunting. Whatever he was trying to get to the toilet in order to complete the escape back into the open sea (he would have been taken into Puget Sound, shit's cold there he woulda died in like 5 minutes what a dumbass) but fortunately I caught him before he could leap off the top of the toilet. | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
"In 1930, members of the Boston Police Department raided a turtle race at which spectators paid a fee to sponsor a turtle and won a box of candy if their turtle was victorious. The police confiscated the turtles and candy and the organizer of the race was fined $60." | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
I don't really like Stromae from what I heard of him. I often dislike both his voice and the way he sings, which seem to be the main reason people like him, so... @_@ His lyrics aren't excessively deep either, although not shallow enough to call him out on it. | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On January 25 2014 06:53 Alaric wrote: Eh, depends. Something like Pigalle, Renaud or Les Fatal Picards is about the lyrics first, so not understanding them changes a bunch of things (although in the song I linked François Hadji-Lazaro's physique does a bunch for the song's atmosphere too, I'd like to see him live). I don't really like Stromae from what I heard of him. I often dislike both his voice and the way he sings, which seem to be the main reason people like him, so... @_@ His lyrics aren't excessively deep either, although not shallow enough to call him out on it. I like that French style (at least it seems common in French music) to have a bouncy tune but the lyrics are dark and sung by a man with a deep, gravelly voice. | ||
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
Just finished reading Parfit's "Why anything? Why this?" And I think I get what he's getting at now. At least I think I know what he's going on about. With Philosophy you can never know. Okay I'm done. You guys can go back to discussing music now. | ||
Harem
United States11393 Posts
On January 25 2014 05:47 jcarlsoniv wrote: hold the phone, cheep agrees with someone When Cheep agrees with you, it's a good time to self-reflect on where your life went wrong and how wrong you are. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On January 25 2014 07:01 Harem wrote: When Cheep agrees with you, it's a good time to self-reflect on where your life went wrong and how wrong you are. you're definitely my 2nd favorite banling + Show Spoiler + you might be first, but yango scares me | ||
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MoonBear
Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On January 25 2014 05:23 Carnivorous Sheep wrote: Everyone should go listen to t.A.T.u. instead of whatever shit you're listening to now. Dis guy knows what's up. On January 25 2014 05:42 Requizen wrote: Yo let me sit you a spell and tell you why Reliant K is the best. Oh I really like Relient K! ^^ On January 25 2014 07:01 Frudgey wrote: Man Philosophy is the bee's knees. Just finished reading Parfit's "Why anything? Why this?" And I think I get what he's getting at now. At least I think I know what he's going on about. With Philosophy you can never know. Okay I'm done. You guys can go back to discussing music now. But then you have to go through all the different versions of the Trolley Problem and your view of the world starts to shatter. On January 25 2014 07:02 jcarlsoniv wrote: you're definitely my 2nd favorite banling + Show Spoiler + you might be first, but yango scares me OH I SEE HOW IT IS THEN HUH? | ||
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