asian music

zamuz · 8th June 2003, 19:53

i'm not asian, but i like this kind of music a lot. i have some korean friends and they introduced me to some of that music and i have to say that they are REALLY talented, specially the rap music from there is really good. anyone share my feelings?

apollos · 9th June 2003, 22:52

I like the sound of the Indian sitar, it's an amazing instrument and is found in some of my Greek music, I would love to get into Indian pop if I knew where to start

laz · 13th June 2003, 01:44

Indian music is awsome. They are so rediculy talinted, some of the tabla players are basicly robots when playing, or at least that is what it sounds like, not human, they keep going and going for hours on end.
I as well dont know where to start. maybe ravi shankar.

Kagnar · 13th June 2003, 15:16

I like the New Age style of music, and most of that comes from Europe and Asia.

ShyShy · 18th June 2003, 05:14

there's huge asian community in western washington state and we have an international channel that will play different nation's version of MTV... its very to cool watch... as a person who loves to dance, i love the Indian videos, the music and the blending of traditional and modern choreorapghy rocks!

Pixelcraft · 18th June 2003, 21:21

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Originally posted by ShyShy
the music and the blending of traditional and modern choreorapghy rocks!

Have you ever seen [COLOR=orange-red]Blast[/COLOR]? They won an award for best choreography.

Triton4 · 17th March 2004, 14:12

Check out Hariharan

Papillon · 17th March 2004, 15:59

If you want to discover Asian music i sugest you use shoutcast

This is some J-pop names i can say without thinking.

1. Namie Amuro (Pop/Dance)
2. Dragon Ash (Rock/Rap)
3. Toshi Kubota (Soul/RnB)
4. B'z (Rock/Pop)
5. Buddha Brand (Hip-hop)
6. Dry & Heavy (Dub/Reggae)

8th June 2003, 19:53	#1
zamuz Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: santiago, chile Posts: 152	asian music i'm not asian, but i like this kind of music a lot. i have some korean friends and they introduced me to some of that music and i have to say that they are REALLY talented, specially the rap music from there is really good. anyone share my feelings?

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9th June 2003, 22:52	#2
apollos Forum King Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Canterbury & Plymouth Posts: 4,176	I like the sound of the Indian sitar, it's an amazing instrument and is found in some of my Greek music, I would love to get into Indian pop if I knew where to start

13th June 2003, 01:44	#3
laz Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: the internet Posts: 1,089	Indian music is awsome. They are so rediculy talinted, some of the tabla players are basicly robots when playing, or at least that is what it sounds like, not human, they keep going and going for hours on end. I as well dont know where to start. maybe ravi shankar.

13th June 2003, 15:16	#4
Kagnar Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Everywhere Posts: 58	I like the New Age style of music, and most of that comes from Europe and Asia.

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ShyShy Amazon Bush Woman Forum Queen Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Sticks, Queensland Posts: 8,066	there's huge asian community in western washington state and we have an international channel that will play different nation's version of MTV... its very to cool watch... as a person who loves to dance, i love the Indian videos, the music and the blending of traditional and modern choreorapghy rocks!

17th March 2004, 14:12	#7
Triton4 Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: CA Posts: 1,307	Check out Hariharan

17th March 2004, 15:59	#8
Papillon Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 11	If you want to discover Asian music i sugest you use shoutcast This is some J-pop names i can say without thinking. 1. Namie Amuro (Pop/Dance) 2. Dragon Ash (Rock/Rap) 3. Toshi Kubota (Soul/RnB) 4. B'z (Rock/Pop) 5. Buddha Brand (Hip-hop) 6. Dry & Heavy (Dub/Reggae)