Subway Sonicbeat
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minusbaby wrote:
chunter wrote:

iLGTHHoqtCw

As a self-proclaimed Brasilian, I must point out that that's a dreadful cover (and not bossa nova).

Here's the original:

"Mais Que Nada" by Jorge Ben
Samba Esquema Novo [1963]

I watched the video now, I laughed so hard. I don't even believe her voice is like that.

And I second, Jorge ben is GOOD. And minusbaby is more brasilian than me. Listen to what he says about brasilian music.

chunter
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minusbaby wrote:

As a self-proclaimed Brasilian, I must point out that that's a dreadful cover (and not bossa nova).

Here's the original:

"Mais Que Nada" by Jorge Ben
Samba Esquema Novo [1963]

Thanks for linking that- what I like in the cover is that they're not from Brazil either, perhaps I got to Brazil by flying through Shibuya for no reason.

Subway Sonicbeat wrote:

Chunter, tht's exactly why you think about Bossa Nova. You're not brazilian.

Perhaps that's why my mother didn't play cuatro or my brother doesn't like rice; the whole "it's not as interesting when you see it every day" thing.

Heosphoros
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Mano wrote:


Hah, fuck yeah!

Silencer + Begotten!!!

Subway Sonicbeat
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Brazil
chunter wrote:
Subway Sonicbeat wrote:

Chunter, tht's exactly why you think about Bossa Nova. You're not brazilian.

Perhaps that's why my mother didn't play cuatro or my brother doesn't like rice; the whole "it's not as interesting when you see it every day" thing.

That's more of a question of values and old music from your country, breaking the status quo, ya know?

DKSTR
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Finland

Lawrence Arms - Demons


Been hooked to their new EP since it was released.

Beware
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chunter wrote:


Styles I subconsciously fall upon when I am short on ideas #1: Progressive Rock

Fixed.

Last edited by Beware (Jan 11, 2010 9:35 am)

TALKTOANIMALS
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The Organ - Fire in the Ocean

Carissa's Wierd - Die


Lemuria - Dog/Dogs


Tiger's Jaw - I Saw Water

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minusbaby
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The Bronx

“Sittel Habayeb” by Simon Shaheen
From “The Music of Mohamed Abdel Wahab” [1990]


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“Banana-Loo” by Earl Coleman and the Latin Love-In
From “Earl Coleman and the Latin Love-In” [1967]


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“O Samba da Minha Terra” by Novos Baianos
From “Novos Baianos F.C.” [1973]

Crystal Labs
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San Luis Obispo, CA


minusbaby
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The Bronx

Subway Sonicbeat, this one's for you:

“Starker Bruder” by P!OFF?
From “P!OFF?” [1982]


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"Bad Tune" by Earth, Wind & Fire
From "Earth, Wind & Fire" [1973]


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“La Ville en Beton” by Edition Spéciale
From “Aliquante” [1972]

minusbaby
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The Bronx

"Boom N Pow" by Akira Kiteshi
From "Boom N Pow" [2009]

ant1
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uhajdafdfdfa
minusbaby wrote:

"Boom N Pow" by Akira Kiteshi
From "Boom N Pow" [2009]

Yeah! This song stands out a mile from the most dubstep, Akira Kiteshi is one of the most creative (and listenable, hehe) dubstep artists around.

RushCoil
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PDX
matt.nida wrote:
minusbaby wrote:

Hell yeah.

"Byt & E" by Syntech
From "By Trial and Error" [1989]

Woo! Love some italo.

I listened to nothing but Italo for about four years straight. I am even starting an Italo project on the side - here is one of my songs:

Living After Death (cover song - supposed to sound like it was recorded on some shitty equipment in Italy 25 years ago)-


Last edited by RushCoil (Jan 20, 2010 7:16 pm)

Jellica
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England

some of my favorite bands:

tacticalbread
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))<>((

lolwow. I haven't heard of anything you guys have posted, except for The Flaming Lips, and Earth Wind and Fire.