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What's your favourite music?

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  1. Kiwi Ace

    Kiwi Ace Member

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    I like any New Zealand Music...
     
  2. Will

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    what kind of music do they have in new zealand?
     
  3. Kiwi Ace

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    Its normal music just by NZers. :cool:

    You may have heard of Tim (Spilt Enz) and Neil (Crowded House) Finn. Maybe even Dave Dobbyn or Bic Runga.
     
  4. Friedrich

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    Indeed, they even have a very, very good opera singer, the soprano Kiri Te Kanawa. She's very good! And I love her opera concerts in which she uses New Zealander natives as a choir! Opera and primitive music! WOW! :cool:
     
  5. Kiwi Ace

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    Hehe Friedrich,
    Yes she does come from NZ. The Maoris ('natives') arn't primitive but hey, it sounds good to me :D ;) [​IMG]

    [ 03. November 2002, 10:50 PM: Message edited by: Kiwi Ace ]
     
  6. Mustang

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    Actually I play the Alto Saxophone and enjoy playing Jazz Music.
     
  7. Carl G. E. von Mannerheim

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    I play the alto saxophone as well.
     
  8. Mustang

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    Cool! Do you like Jazz, or Latin, or the Blues, or marching, or concert?
     
  9. Kai-Petri

    Kai-Petri Kenraali

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    Nobody listening to music anymore?

    Lately I´ve been playing the N.E.R.D record as well as Holly Valance´s..(VERY nice VOICE )...

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    I did not luckily have to pay the full price for Holly´s record. It´s not a legendary recording but fun for a while...

    :D
     
  10. Stefan

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    Has anyone mentioned the one and only STEPPENWOLF!!!! Just discovered it this month, some fantastic songs, and Tenacious D as well. Led Zeppelin, the Doors, the Smiths, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, the Cure, Red Hot Chili Peppers (looking at that list I can begin to see why my Dad says I was born in the wrong generation).
     
  11. TA152

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    Hey KP, I don't think you bought that to hear her voice, I think you use it to ward off frost bite :D

    For WWII era music I always liked Glen Miller and Edith Piaf. Other wise I like new wave and rock and roll. The Rolling Stones sound as good now as they did in 1964. :D
     
  12. No.9

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    Shouldn’t come to too much harm with that cross-section Stef. Where’s Deep Purple? Course, you don’t appear to have come across Pink Fairies yet? :D :rolleyes: :D

    No.9

    ps. strictly speaking one refers to Led, then everyone else separately ;)
     
  13. DUCE

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    I listen to many types:

    Hard Rock:
    Stone Cold
    Finger Eleven
    Godsmack
    Disturbed
    System Of A Down
    Seether
    Deftones
    Tool
    Good Charlote

    General Rock:
    U2 (aparently they're a rock band)
    Creed

    Punk:
    Skinny Puppy
    NoFX
    Alkaline Trio

    Classical:
    Vivaldi
    Handel
    Bach
    Motzart

    Jazz:
    ANYTHING

    Just to name a few :D ;)

    IL DUCE
     
  14. Jet

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    I like Nu Metal and Rock Bands like Foo Fighters, Adema and Camp Kill Yourself. And Creed of course.

    Jet (ps, Kai I liked the picture :D :D )
     
  15. Panzerknacker

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    Just got 'THE CLASH:THE SINGLES' which was released after Joe Strummer's passing. Great CD, well worth getting, 18 of their best...
     
  16. TA152

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    Some of the old rock groups sure have gotton greedy over the years. The remaining members of the Doors are to give a concert in Austin Texas on the 27th of May. I wanted to go but the tickets are $185 EACH !!!!!! And they don't even have Jim Morrison.
     
  17. Kai-Petri

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    [​IMG]

    Dannii ( Kylie´s sister ) Monigue

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    Good ole´ Nine Inch Nails "head like a hole" Ha hahhaaa....

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    Dire straits

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    Ultravox...."Vienna"

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    And my "weird" all-time-weakness....Adam and the ants! "A new royal family, a wild nobility, we are the family!"

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    David Sylvian!

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    I have some 2,000 lp´s (33 rpm and 12 inch singles ) and some 1,000 CD´s. Plus some couple of hundred cassettes....

    :D
     
  18. wilconqr

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    I wonder if their was any concrete significance behind the deaths of Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morisson, and Janis Joplin??? All three- eleven letters.
    All three- 27 years old at death. All three- died within 9? months of one another. All three- drugs/alchohol, well I guess this isn't very coincedental!
    Looks like a government conspiracy to me!

    Anyone up for some Wagner????????????
     
  19. Erich

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    Ride of die Valkyrie's possibly ?
     
  20. Stefan

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    No. 9, well actually I like Deep Purple the song but I have not got into the band yet. Pink Faries? Ho, add Cream to the list and Pink Floyd.

    I missed off clasical music because I really do not know much about it. What I will say is that there are a few pieces I know and love and that there are some parts of you that classical music can reach whilst other genres cant (though the same could be said for Jazz etc). I do think however that Elgars cello concerto is one of the most moving pieces of music ever written (though I am sure I am wrong about the name).
     

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