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Shawn
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Gonzo
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Animal Collective, Sigur Ros, Philip Glass, Tom Waits
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Yay! Kiki
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Awesomefulness.
Actually, if you want me to be honest... uhmm...
Probably Teru's song from Earthsea and then the song that Ranka sings in Macross Frontier, called "Aimo"... 
Yeah, yeah they're from animes and Ghiblis all, but they're still awesome.
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Shawn
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My favorite music is calssical themed music, so I love Ghibli music alot.
Or should I say Joe Hisaishi.
Anyhow...
80's rock FTW!
AC/DC!
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Yay! Kiki
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Yay, eighties!!
Men at Work, they did "Down Under" and "Who can it be now". Yay! There was another awesomeful band that I really rather liked, and I can't recall what it was... alas...
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| 08.25.2008, 09:35 PM |
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Loscil
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quote:
Originally posted by Gonzo
Animal Collective, Sigur Ros, Philip Glass, Tom Waits
I dont really know animal collective. Or wait.. I just remembered, I do.
I love their song Peacebone. But I dont know them well.
Sigur Ros and tom waits ont he other hand. Breathtaking indeed.
Philip Glass is pretty good too, I liked his score for the Illusionist.
I would add Patrick Wolf. I know ther's more, but I can't think right now.
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Originally posted by Shawn
I think I'm speaking for half the people here when I say Ashitaka to San.
I'd say you're the only one who thinks that.
Sakamoto Maaya's Kuuki to Hoshi was one of the first songs that literally put me under a spell, as well as Sora from the Escaflowne movie.
The Ending song for Jin-Roh was also deeply captivating. Even if the words itself held no meaning, the way the girl sang that song and the flow itself was very hypnotizing.
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Screw your opinions, they are not relevant ^^.
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(I need to listen to Sakamoto Maaya's music more sometime.. I've only heard maybe one song but I screwed up my chance listening to it because I wanted my sister to hear it and it died XD)
Hunh.. Usually, if music makes me cry, I really like it. Lemme see who my favourites are that do just that..
Utada Hikaru, Gackt, Lifehouse..
Oh crap, my memory failed. O_O I know there's more. My reason for Utada is because every time I hear one of her songs, it mostly makes me cry or I get wrapped up into them with my imagination. For Gackt, I really love his voice and the lyrics are so pretty usually.
Lifehouse is my favourite band for some reason. I really started liking them after I saw them on TV and there songs are the kind I enjoy listening to. ^^
The ending theme song to Natsume Yuujin-chou. WHY? WHY DOES IT MAKE ME CRY SO MUCH?! I can't listen to it more than once because it makes me cry to the point I'm wailing. XD My sister heard it and didn't like it in the least. Even I can understand why though. It's just the kind to make me blubber. >.<
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Yay! Kiki
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Lifehouse is my favorite band too, yay!! ^.^ For some reason I forgot it when I first put some stuff down... ah well... yay!!
I love their song "chapter one".
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Farren
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mmm radio head, pearl jam, smashing pumpkins, audio slave , ratm, pj harvey, oasis, black sabith, the pixies, kings of leon,
i have lots of rando favourites like 1-2 songs from different countless bands
oh and ff7 music and classical ghibli stuff too
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Yay! Kiki
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CARAMELLDANSEN!!!
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Hiya! me new here. Hope that you don't mind that I just butt in.
greatest music from the greatest people and greatest times:
ABBA!!
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quote:
Originally posted by Farren
mmm radio head, pearl jam, smashing pumpkins, audio slave , ratm, pj harvey, oasis, black sabith, the pixies, kings of leon,
i have lots of rando favourites like 1-2 songs from different countless bands
oh and ff7 music and classical ghibli stuff too
I find this quite interesting... I'd like to ask: is this specifically a list of the "most breathtaking" music you've heard, or just some bands, etc. that you quite like?
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Actually, I think Ashitaka to San ranks pretty highly.... maybe not the highest, but at the moment it might be among my favourite songs.
Especially her version:
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=AX5QSIOPWBI
Some movie scores really strike me more than lots of other music. Perhaps that's because it's designed to affect emotions?
Philip Glass' music is great too. I especially like his work in Kundun - it's quite different than any other music I've heard.
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quote:
Originally posted by Yay! Kiki
CARAMELLDANSEN!!!
You have got to be kidding me. 
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Farren
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@ arren
well it's the most influential music that i've heard....
some of the songs are though.
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Miyavi
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Dir en Grey
Cheer Chen
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Ghibli music (Joe Hisaishi)
all sorts...... couldn't name them all lol like so many bands. Mostly forein to English stuff
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everytime i listen to the followig i get shivers down my spine:
Rage Against the machine
Radiohead
ACDC
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Wow, two people have mentioned Rage Against The Machine? I'm surprised. Not that there's anything wrong with them... it's just that however politically powerful their music might be, it's hardly moving or anything. Unless anyone would like to prove me wrong?
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no but it's moving the world in the right direction.
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