Somnia said: Both. Thankfully language isn't really a barrier in hardcore. J-Core, UK Hardcore, it's all good. *raises hand* lol is Hardcore the same as gabber/gabba? Or is it just that they are both at the same time enough that it gets confusing? IDK D= Dont blame me blame lastfm tags XD |
traed said: Latin? You mean theres more of music with a dead language or do you mean spanish? Sorry for the confusion, by Latin I was referring to Gregorian chants or plainchants. Although some might not consider it a music genre considering there's usually no instrumental accompaniment, since I only listen to it for purely pleasure's sake and not in relation to anything spiritual, I put it down. I also enjoy things like faux Latin, or imaginary languages that sound similar to Latin (Era would probably be the best example for this). |
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| Both. :< Fuck that, I've listen to music in many different languages. So I was angry when my mom was nagging about Belanova, and they were good to me and they sing in spanish. |
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| Both. I used to listen to Japanese music exclusively back in High School. These days I'll listen to anything good. |
| "Can I take the Universe?" |
| Music is music. I really don't pay attention to lyrics, so I really don't care what language songs are in. For example, Wir sind Helden is one of my favourite bands. Do I speak German? No, but that doesn't stop me from liking their music. I like Takáts Eszter despite my Hungarian being very limited. And how could I like Coldplay if I cared about lyrics? |
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| I like them the same but I prefer German music over both. |
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traed said: Somnia said: Both. Thankfully language isn't really a barrier in hardcore. J-Core, UK Hardcore, it's all good. *raises hand* lol is Hardcore the same as gabber/gabba? Or is it just that they are both at the same time enough that it gets confusing? IDK D= Dont blame me blame lastfm tags XD They are often classified together, and gabber tracks often appear on hardcore albums, but they're easy to tell the difference between. Gabber tracks are obnoxiously fast compared to hardcore, and almost every other genre of music for that matter. |
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| ether or i don't really care it depends on the song....but as of the moment im liken more Japanese |
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| English. The Japanese music i do know i enjoy for its quirkiness, but it means little else to me, unfortunately. |
| English. |
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| Doesn't matter. Usually if the beginning 10 seconds is good of any song, it's entire album gets downloaded. |
| Japanese.. riaa, they scary. |
 今はどんでん返しの時代ではない★너와 함께 했던 일상은 어느샌가 작은 영화속 풍경이되고 ☆ |
| lol ENGLISH music japanese music is too much for me |
Monkey-D-Luffy said: lol ENGLISH music japanese music is too much for me What do you mean by "too much"?..... are you just talking about the cheery cutsy corny stuff? or are you talking about liking japanese music as going too far as liking japanese things like anime goes? |
| Japanese do intend to have a lot of these over-cheery/cutsy stuff. It's one of the few genres I totally ignore when I'm picking up new Japanese songs. Just can't get over like, 30-year-olds trying to sound like a 8-year-old. |
| neither english nor japanese just anime musics ( Op Ed Ost etc. ) xD |
| I depends. I know a lot of good japanise and english music so, I cant decide. |
| Ever get a feeling that a lot of the emotions show in a lot of Japanese music is contrived and all for show? Maybe I've just heard about that shame culture stuff for far too long. But their music often seems emotionless. All tatemae and no honne. |
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| I love both of them. Well, I like a little bit better the English musics, but as well I love so much the Japanese musics. Their sound is cute, rhythmic, but some lyrics is awful. The English rock bands are incredibly cools, but some singer is very very lame. :) |
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| a healthy mix of both is good, and sometimes not knowing the meaning of the lyrics to japanese songs can be a blessing, considering the uber kawaii composition of some jap verses preaching about love, sunshine & butterflies sung in childishly high pitched voices that simply wouldn't work in english. however, the majority of japanese music is actually pretty good and i have fun just picking random words out of the lyrics that i recognize from anime which makes me feel smart :D |
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| Neither. Norwegian, German and Swedish music > both. If I HAD to pick, English. Japanese music is for the most part extremely generic other than a few gems like Sigh and Boris. |
| English tbh. |
| All the mods fucking blow on this website except Kaiserpingvin, Cloudy-Sky, Baman and aero. PM me if you're actually good and I left you out. Oh, rule 8... (￣ー￣) |
| I wonder when will I go back to English and OPM songs. I'm addicted to jap music right now. |
| English music. The lyrics are a very important part of a song and I don't understand japanese... There are some japanese songs that I like but I don't listen to them too frequently :/ |
| I think I actually like alot of japanese music because of how it sounds, the lyrics really aren't that important to me, it's the sound. Having said that, I still prefer english music more, probably because I know way more of it, and I can't imagine any kind of hardcore metal from japan (lol, but i'm sure it exists). |
| Japanese for sure. It helps me get a feeling with the language, it sounds much more cool and it's very rewarding to understand some things they say in the middle of the song |
| i like both, though just now im going through an obsession with visual kei. will probably go away in a year or so and ill go back to english metal <3 |
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| There's not only english and japanese music in the world you know.. <_< |
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anthem said: There's not only english and japanese music in the world you know.. <_< speaking english (regardless of where it came from) vs speaking japanese, given the nature of this website, the chances of people listening to another language of music is very low. |
Unkind said: anthem said: There's not only english and japanese music in the world you know.. <_< speaking english (regardless of where it came from) vs speaking japanese, given the nature of this website, the chances of people listening to another language of music is very low. There's a lot of non-english people here too, me included. =) |
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| I like my english music (because I can actually understand wth they are saying) but . . . . Good music can touch those that don't even understand the words or the meanings so non-english, such as japanese, is still pretty great!! |
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| Japanese, because for some reasons I dont listen to english...not sure why though. As for understanding, I know both so doesnt matter. Also IMO japanese is the best sounding language... |
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| I can't compare English music which is based on instrumental skills (at least the bands I listen) to Japanese one which are more onto lyrics and rhythm... Japanese bands are all trying to have a psychodelic sounds with effected guitars and screams, or they are trying to sound like modern American metalcore and rock bands.. Or are just plain boring.. Just for the record I'm not saying I don't like Japanese music, on the opposite I listen it a lot, just that the majority of bands can be put in categories I stated above.. |
| Of course.. I was just saying in terms of music I heard.. The first one to come on my mind as example for my post are Dir En Grey these last years, D'espairs Ray and DEADMAN... |
| I personally like english music more. Because i don't like jap's singing voice. Too emotionless. |
| I listen to whatever I like, regardless in which language the song is sung. |
| i lived on English music but im slowly like Japanese music more |
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| jap music for me 8] kinda understand the lyrics but it doesn't bother me =_= |
| Japanese for me. I feel more comfortable with Japanese than English music next to Korean. |
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| I listen to a lot of rammstein and kmfdm, which is English/German. |
| "When he will, the weary world Of the senses closely curled Like a serpent round his heart Shakes herself and stands apart." - A.C., Equinox I/I |
| English. Don't know what they're saying for Japanese. |
| 99% of the time I don't listen to the lyrics at all, I don't really know why you need to understand something to like it -_-. Oh well, I just listen to the beat (which is why I like techno a lot). Ooh, 200th post :3. |
| English. Or rather, American/British/Irish/Australian/some Canadian, because some bands in other countries sing in English as well but that doesn't make their music good. And Japanese music is mostly crap, especially those generic pop idols and visual kei bands (which are also pop). |
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