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Right now, i'm loving Keane's old "Hopes And Fears" Album, first reply, awesome
x.doublea
I listen mostly to opera. In particular, the works of Puccini and Verdi, but I don't mind the bel canto composers (Bellini, Donizetti) or the 'verismo' ones (Ex. Masgagni, Giordano). French opera, like Gounod, isn't bad either. Not a big fan of Wagner, he has some great moments, but most of it is relatively dull and nonlyrical.
In terms of other classical music, I like the works of Tchaikovsky, Lalo, various Mozart and Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, etc.
As you can see, I'm a 'purist'- a listener of strictly classical music (well, musical theatre can be interesting).
dav6789
I usually like anything that sounds good, has a catchy tune. My favourtie type of music is rock or indie. Recently I have been listening to the Kooks a bit, but I don't usually get too involved in one band/artist.
leftys_rock
x.doublea wrote:
I listen mostly to opera. In particular, the works of Puccini and Verdi, but I don't mind the bel canto composers (Bellini, Donizetti) or the 'verismo' ones (Ex. Masgagni, Giordano). French opera, like Gounod, isn't bad either. Not a big fan of Wagner, he has some great moments, but most of it is relatively dull and nonlyrical.
In terms of other classical music, I like the works of Tchaikovsky, Lalo, various Mozart and Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, etc.
As you can see, I'm a 'purist'- a listener of strictly classical music (well, musical theatre can be interesting).
In the classical world, I love Saint-Saens music. I love the Danse Bacchenalele from Samson and Dahlia. We're visiting the cemetery where he is buried when my orchestra goes to Paris in December.
In the pop world, I listen to what is generally popular at the moment.
PSALT
I recently have become a big fan of Josh Groban, along with Hayley Westerna. Kelly Clarkson, Ella Fitzgerald, Andrea Bocelli, Mariah Carey, James Ingram, Goo Goo Dolls, along with others.
For classical music Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Beethoven, Haydn, and Rachimanoff (Sp?).
leftys_rock
PSALT wrote:
I recently have become a big fan of Josh Groban, along with Hayley Westerna. Kelly Clarkson, Ella Fitzgerald, Andrea Bocelli, Mariah Carey, James Ingram, Goo Goo Dolls, along with others.
For classical music Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Beethoven, Haydn, and Rachimanoff (Sp?).
I love Mariah Carey music. As well as Goo Goo Dolls. Kelly Clarkson is ok, but it plays on the radio too much.
jbors47
I am a fan of all kinds of rock. Mostly stuff that is along the lines of hardcore. Chiodos, Avenged Sevenfold, Atreyu. I listen to some lighter stuff like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Incubus, The Fray, Taking Back Sunday.
PSALT
leftys_rock wrote:
PSALT wrote:
I recently have become a big fan of Josh Groban, along with Hayley Westerna. Kelly Clarkson, Ella Fitzgerald, Andrea Bocelli, Mariah Carey, James Ingram, Goo Goo Dolls, along with others.
For classical music Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Beethoven, Haydn, and Rachimanoff (Sp?).
I love Mariah Carey music. As well as Goo Goo Dolls. Kelly Clarkson is ok, but it plays on the radio too much.
I am getting annoyed as hell listening to James Blunt, every other song is one of his is seems. his voice racks on my nerves like no other, it is so whiney.
Benchwarmer1
i use to feel the same way about green day, just b/c i heard them everytime in spanish class...(always boulevard of broken dreams again and again and again )
leftys_rock
PSALT wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
PSALT wrote:
I recently have become a big fan of Josh Groban, along with Hayley Westerna. Kelly Clarkson, Ella Fitzgerald, Andrea Bocelli, Mariah Carey, James Ingram, Goo Goo Dolls, along with others.
For classical music Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Beethoven, Haydn, and Rachimanoff (Sp?).
I love Mariah Carey music. As well as Goo Goo Dolls. Kelly Clarkson is ok, but it plays on the radio too much.
I am getting annoyed as hell listening to James Blunt, every other song is one of his is seems. his voice racks on my nerves like no other, it is so whiney.
I currently refrain from listening to Your Beautiful(James Blunt), Bad Day(Daniel Powter), Black Horse and the Cherry Tree(KT Tunstall), and Crazy(Knarls Barkley). God, those play on the radio WAY TOO MANY TIMES! I had to stop listening to Savin' Me by Nickelback even though I love Nickelback music because it played too many times.
jbors47
Yeah I hate Nickelback because they are played so fricken much its ridiculous. Same with Green Day. I am tired of that song by Snopatrol and any Breaking Benjamin song also.
Benchwarmer1
i miss the old music, like from when i wasn't born, like Led Zeppelin
jbors47
Yeah I listen to them. I have seen Kiss and Aerosmith in concert as well. My favorite classic rock has to be Queen though.
Benchwarmer1
I LOVE Queen, i also ike the Who
what's you're favorite song by Queen?
leftys_rock
Panic! at the Disco is awsome too.
jbors47
Benchie- Bohemian Rhapsody is BY FAR my favorite song of all time out of any band.
Leftys- I have their CD. Its good.
leftys_rock
Yes, I know, it's a refresher from the heavy alternative and rap right now. But the song names are sooooooooooo long. I also have Justin Timberlake's CD, Future Sex/LoveSounds. It's nice, the songs are longer than I expected. I had wanted to get Nelly Furtado's CD, but I only like 2 songs on there, Promiscuous and Maneater.
jbors47
Chiodos has really long song names also. My friends and I that listen to them just call them "song number 2, 3, etc etc."
leftys_rock
Yes, I try to find shorter terms for the song names, so instead of writing "The Only Difference Between Martyrdom And Suicide Is Press Coverage", I just write "The Only Diff..."
Benchwarmer1
Fall Out Boy also got some long names for their songs like "Our Lawyer Made Us Change The Name Of This Song So We Wouldn't Get Sued"
To jbors: That is my favorite Queen song too, but We are the Champions, Crazy Little Thing called Love, and Killer Queen are like my honorable mentions...
Benchwarmer1
we should start some games on here, leftys, like "The Song Game" if you know where i'm going with this
leftys_rock
With so few people, i'm not sure if this is going to work, but i'll give it a try.
Benchwarmer1
Might as well ya know
Tennis fan
I also love the Queen; Bohemian Rapsody IS one of the two best classic rock songs ever. The other one IMO is Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin. I also like The Doors. My dad has been a fan of this music forever and he has been teaching me so many things about that music era.
On the other hand I also listen to a lot of rap and hip hop (not with dad! ) I like Sean Paul, Beyonce, Black Eye Peas, Shakira and others
J-man
Benchwarmer1 wrote:
Right now, i'm loving Keane's old "Hopes And Fears" Album, first reply, awesome
Oh man I love Keane. I have both Hopes and fears and Under the Iron sea
stevos14
Panic at the disco is definitely not my favourite, but I like "lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off". Wow, I think I have carpel tunnel now.
I really like indie bands, and some really well-known ones. Death Cab is my alltime fave, then Bloc Party is probably my other favourite band right now. Others favourite bands are Snow Patrol, Metric, Stars, Sufjan Stevens (amazing), Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience.
I am so sick of Green Day, and Nickelback is probably my least favourite band of all time (sorry leftys). I just cant stand them.
leftys_rock
stevos14 wrote:
Panic at the disco is definitely not my favourite, but I like "lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off". Wow, I think I have carpel tunnel now.
I really like indie bands, and some really well-known ones. Death Cab is my alltime fave, then Bloc Party is probably my other favourite band right now. Others favourite bands are Snow Patrol, Metric, Stars, Sufjan Stevens (amazing), Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience.
I am so sick of Green Day, and Nickelback is probably my least favourite band of all time (sorry leftys). I just cant stand them.
That's ok, to each their own. Another good Panic! song is "There's A Good Reason Why These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet". Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol is nice. (I stopped listening to the radio stations that plays it like every other song, so I still like it )
stevos14
leftys_rock wrote:
stevos14 wrote:
Panic at the disco is definitely not my favourite, but I like "lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off". Wow, I think I have carpel tunnel now.
I really like indie bands, and some really well-known ones. Death Cab is my alltime fave, then Bloc Party is probably my other favourite band right now. Others favourite bands are Snow Patrol, Metric, Stars, Sufjan Stevens (amazing), Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience.
I am so sick of Green Day, and Nickelback is probably my least favourite band of all time (sorry leftys). I just cant stand them.
That's ok, to each their own. Another good Panic! song is "There's A Good Reason Why These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet". Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol is nice. (I stopped listening to the radio stations that plays it like every other song, so I still like it )
Yeah Chasing Cars is really nice if you dont listen to it a million times, there are a lot of other really good songs too.
Benchwarmer1
Tennis fan wrote:
I also love the Queen; Bohemian Rapsody IS one of the two best classic rock songs ever. The other one IMO is Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin. I also like The Doors. My dad has been a fan of this music forever and he has been teaching me so many things about that music era.
On the other hand I also listen to a lot of rap and hip hop (not with dad! ) I like Sean Paul, Beyonce, Black Eye Peas, Shakira and others
Hey Tennis Fan, do you like Pink Floyd, does anyone like Pink Floyd for that matter?
J-man wrote:
Oh man I love Keane. I have both Hopes and fears and Under the Iron sea
How is Under The Iron Sea compared to Hopes And Fears, J-man?
J-man
Unde the iron sea is little more darker than Hopes and Fears. It's a good CD with hits such as Crystal ball, Is it any wonder, Put it behind you. Hopes and Fears was the happy Keane so to speak. But Under the Iron sea is much more darker. It's a great CD. It's a must get for a Keane fan
Tennis fan
Benchwarmer1 wrote:
Tennis fan wrote:
I also love the Queen; Bohemian Rapsody IS one of the two best classic rock songs ever. The other one IMO is Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin. I also like The Doors. My dad has been a fan of this music forever and he has been teaching me so many things about that music era.
On the other hand I also listen to a lot of rap and hip hop (not with dad! ) I like Sean Paul, Beyonce, Black Eye Peas, Shakira and others
Hey Tennis Fan, do you like Pink Floyd, does anyone like Pink Floyd for that matter?
J-man wrote:
Oh man I love Keane. I have both Hopes and fears and Under the Iron sea
How is Under The Iron Sea compared to Hopes And Fears, J-man?
Oh yeah! I love Pink Floyd... " ... we don't need no education!"
leftys_rock
stevos14 wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
stevos14 wrote:
Panic at the disco is definitely not my favourite, but I like "lying is the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off". Wow, I think I have carpel tunnel now.
I really like indie bands, and some really well-known ones. Death Cab is my alltime fave, then Bloc Party is probably my other favourite band right now. Others favourite bands are Snow Patrol, Metric, Stars, Sufjan Stevens (amazing), Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience.
I am so sick of Green Day, and Nickelback is probably my least favourite band of all time (sorry leftys). I just cant stand them.
That's ok, to each their own. Another good Panic! song is "There's A Good Reason Why These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet". Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol is nice. (I stopped listening to the radio stations that plays it like every other song, so I still like it )
Yeah Chasing Cars is really nice if you dont listen to it a million times, there are a lot of other really good songs too.
I also like Hate Me by Blue October, as long as I don't have to listen to the talking crap in the beginning and end. The Killers are awsome too.
Benchwarmer1
Tennis fan wrote:
Oh yeah! I love Pink Floyd... " ... we don't need no education!"
So I'm assuming you're favorite song of theirs is Anothr Brick in The Wall Pt. 2
anyway, mine is Time
J-man
leftys_rock wrote:
stevos14 wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
stevos14 wrote:
Panic at the disco is definitely not my favourite, but I like "lying is the most fun a can have without taking her clothes off". Wow, I think I have carpel tunnel now.
I really like indie bands, and some really well-known ones. Cab is my alltime fave, then Bloc Party is probably my other favourite band right now. Others favourite bands are Snow Patrol, Metric, Stars, Sufjan Stevens (amazing), Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience.
I am so sick of Green Day, and Nickelback is probably my least favourite band of all time (sorry leftys). I just cant stand them.
That's ok, to each their own. Another good Panic! song is "There's A Good Reason Why These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet". Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol is nice. (I stopped listening to the radio stations that plays it like every other song, so I still like it )
Yeah Chasing Cars is really nice if you dont listen to it a million times, there are a lot of other really good songs too.
I also like Me by Blue October, as long as I don't have to listen to the talking crap in the beginning and end. The Killers are awsome too.
Like the killers. I want their new CD badly.
leftys_rock
Somebody Told Me is my favorite song by them. Mr. Brightside isn't too bad either.
stevos14
I like All these things that I've Done more.
And Death Cab's "Styrofoam Plates" is an amazing song. Can't believe I just downloaded it.
J-man
All the things that I've done is a great song. Smile like you mean it is also a good song
Tennis fan
Benchwarmer1 wrote:
Tennis fan wrote:
Oh yeah! I love Pink Floyd... " ... we don't need no education!"
So I'm assuming you're favorite song of theirs is Anothr Brick in The Wall Pt. 2
anyway, mine is Time
Absolutely! The lyrics sometimes come in handy at school too!
Benchwarmer1
Time and High Hopes are my favorite Floyd songs lyrically
Comfortably Numb and Money are my favorite to listen to
x.doublea
leftys_rock wrote:
x.doublea wrote:
I listen mostly to opera. In particular, the works of Puccini and Verdi, but I don't mind the bel canto composers (Bellini, Donizetti) or the 'verismo' ones (Ex. Masgagni, Giordano). French opera, like Gounod, isn't bad either. Not a big fan of Wagner, he has some great moments, but most of it is relatively dull and nonlyrical.
In terms of other classical music, I like the works of Tchaikovsky, Lalo, various Mozart and Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, etc.
As you can see, I'm a 'purist'- a listener of strictly classical music (well, musical theatre can be interesting).
In the classical world, I love Saint-Saens music. I love the Danse Bacchenalele from Samson and Dahlia. We're visiting the cemetery where he is buried when my orchestra goes to Paris in December.
In the pop world, I listen to what is generally popular at the moment.
Sorry for the late reply, but I absolutely adore Samson and Deliah. What makes it so special is how it sounds a bit like a 19th century J.S. Bach, especially the chorus parts. Ma Coeur s'ouvre (aria for Deliah) is absolutely gorgeous.
leftys_rock
We're playing it when we're in Paris in December.
Benchwarmer1
you're going to Paris!?!?!?!
keep in touch
x.doublea
Wonderful! Just listened to Maria Callas sing Ma Coeur s'ouvre.... Absolutely soaring....
leftys_rock
We're playing very American music though, except for the Danse Bacchenale. West Side Story, LOTR, Pirates of the Carribean, etc. As we're meeting people from other countries. They'll be probably playing their "native" music as well.
x.doublea
West Side Story should be nice... not sure of LOTR or Pirates of the Carribean though.... have you ever heard 'Across the Stars' from Star Wars? It's actually pretty... not the type which absolutely grips your heart, but the type that can make you sit down and listen.
leftys_rock
We're also playing a concerto by Barber and Midsummer's Night's Dream by Mendholsson.
Benchwarmer1
what do you play leftys?
leftys_rock
Cello.
Benchwarmer1
Nice, i play the saxophone
x.doublea
When I was young, I always wanted to play the cello, but it was not to be. I play the violin, piano, clarinet, bass clarinet, and tenor saxapohone, as well as singing. Now, you're going to wonder, where do I find the time to practice? Well, that's the problem.
Benchwarmer1
hey, we can have a duet, i play alto saxophone
x.doublea
Definitely, that would be nice . Well, in terms of my 'favourite' rankings, this is how it would probably work out:
Saxaphone's down there mainly because it's not a classical instrument. I guess I'm reasonable at it, mainly because of my clarinet. Clarinet demands so much more air support and support from your body. Makes saxaphone easier (well, the tenor, at least). Saxphone definitely works for jazz, though.
I love the violin the most in terms of instruments simply because it's the most 'voice' like. You can almost sing on the violin, or any other string instrument.
x.doublea
Benchwarmer, what type of music do you play on your saxaphone? Jazz?
Benchwarmer1
most of the time...
just haven't played in a while
admin
leftys_rock wrote:
Cello.
Yeah cellos!
So leftys, what orchestra are you in (you can PM me if you don't want everyone to know)? Solo-wise, what pieces have you played recently?
And which West Side Story? There are multiple arangements which are very different...
leftys_rock
admin wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
Cello.
Yeah cellos!
So leftys, what orchestra are you in (you can PM me if you don't want everyone to know)? Solo-wise, what pieces have you played recently?
And which West Side Story? There are multiple arangements which are very different...
Just school orchestra, I wanted to do CYS(California Youth Symphony), but I couldn't fit it into my schedule. It was the Bernard arrangement for West Side Story(I think that's the guy who made it, I have to check).
admin
leftys_rock wrote:
admin wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
Cello.
Yeah cellos!
So leftys, what orchestra are you in (you can PM me if you don't want everyone to know)? Solo-wise, what pieces have you played recently?
And which West Side Story? There are multiple arangements which are very different...
Just school orchestra, I wanted to do CYS(California Youth Symphony), but I couldn't fit it into my schedule. It was the Bernard arrangement for West Side Story(I think that's the guy who made it, I have to check).
Cool. What have you played recently for your solo pieces?
leftys_rock
Nocturne by Chopin. And Song Without Words by Mendelsson.
In orchestra, we're also playing Toccata and Fugue. It's UBER-HARD!!
admin
leftys_rock wrote:
Nocturne by Chopin. And Song Without Words by Mendelsson.
In orchestra, we're also playing Toccata and Fugue. It's UBER-HARD!!
Very cool. Love that Chopin piece. I'm currently working on the Saint Saens Cello Concerto, 3rd movement to be exact.
x.doublea
I don't play cello, but violin. I'm working on the Symphonie Espagnole by Lalo, (I and IV righ now.).
PSALT
The piano is of course the best instrument, both melody and accompaiment. I play violin also, and I do know a little about the trumpet and the (French) Horn. Two intruments that I used to take.
leftys_rock
admin wrote:
leftys_rock wrote:
Nocturne by Chopin. And Song Without Words by Mendelsson.
In orchestra, we're also playing Toccata and Fugue. It's UBER-HARD!!
Very cool. Love that Chopin piece. I'm currently working on the Saint Saens Cello Concerto, 3rd movement to be exact.
I love that one, Saint-Saens is probably my favorite composer.
x.doublea
I like Saint-Saens a lot too. But, the French composers are not as inviting as the Italians: Puccini, Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, etc. I find, Italian music is a bit more emotional, while French music is more refined.
PSALT
x.doublea wrote:
I like Saint-Saens a lot too. But, the French composers are not as inviting as the Italians: Puccini, Verdi, Bellini, Donizetti, etc. I find, Italian music is a bit more emotional, while French music is more refined.
I am a fan of Russian composers, Tchaikovsky, Rachiminoff (sp), ect.
I like Stravinsky alot too, I couldn't stand him not to long ago. That has changed though.
x.doublea
Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff are absolutely stunning! Mussorgsky is also great, due to Boris Godunov. Stravinsky, well, I'm not a big fan of him... so dissonant! At least his music is driven though. Like, I can't stand stuff like Debussy....
PSALT
x.doublea wrote:
Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff are absolutely stunning! Mussorgsky is also great, due to Boris Godunov. Stravinsky, well, I'm not a big fan of him... so dissonant! At least his music is driven though. Like, I can't stand stuff like Debussy....
I adore Isle of the Dead, it is fun, it's hard to find good, dark classical music.
I don't like Mussorgsky. Stravinsky use of dissonance is what used to drive me away from his music, but after playing music from the Firebird I started to like him more.
x.doublea
Yes, that's what usually happens. You grow tolerance for one's works. Like, I'm trying to force myself to understand Wagner... some segments of his are absolutely soaring, but a lot of it isn't really special. And Isle of the Dead... well, it's Rachmaninoff!
PSALT
x.doublea wrote:
Yes, that's what usually happens. You grow tolerance for one's works. Like, I'm trying to force myself to understand Wagner... some segments of his are absolutely soaring, but a lot of it isn't really special. And Isle of the Dead... well, it's Rachmaninoff!
Wagner's ok, I haven't listened to a whole lot of his music though.
yes, Rachmaninoff use of Dies Arie (I think is the name of it) is very unique. other composers used it, but never as many times as he did.
x.doublea
About Wagner, his lyrical parts are, regrettably, quite extraordinary. Unfortunately, he seemed to loath lyricism.
I love Rachmaninoff... mainly because of the emotion, expression, lyricism, and power.
PSALT
x.doublea wrote:
About Wagner, his lyrical parts are, regrettably, quite extraordinary. Unfortunately, he seemed to loath lyricism.
I love Rachmaninoff... mainly because of the emotion, expression, lyricism, and power.
I am a fan of the Romantic Period above all else, I am surely bias, but Romantic music is so much better at expressing emotion. Classical music usually bores me, excluding people like Mozart, Verdi, some Puccini, Haydn.
x.doublea
PSALT wrote:
x.doublea wrote:
About Wagner, his lyrical parts are, regrettably, quite extraordinary. Unfortunately, he seemed to loath lyricism.
I love Rachmaninoff... mainly because of the emotion, expression, lyricism, and power.
I am a fan of the Romantic Period above all else, I am surely bias, but Romantic music is so much better at expressing emotion. Classical music usually bores me, excluding people like Mozart, Verdi, some Puccini, Haydn.
Verdi and Puccini are romantics though! Puccini died in 1924, I believe...
But, yes, I'm also a fan of the Romantic period above everything else. Classical (as in, Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven) is nice, but it all seems so, well, happy. Too serene for me.
PSALT
x.doublea wrote:
PSALT wrote:
x.doublea wrote:
About Wagner, his lyrical parts are, regrettably, quite extraordinary. Unfortunately, he seemed to loath lyricism.
I love Rachmaninoff... mainly because of the emotion, expression, lyricism, and power.
I am a fan of the Romantic Period above all else, I am surely bias, but Romantic music is so much better at expressing emotion. Classical music usually bores me, excluding people like Mozart, Verdi, some Puccini, Haydn.
Verdi and Puccini are romantics though! Puccini died in 1924, I believe...
But, yes, I'm also a fan of the Romantic period above everything else. Classical (as in, Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven) is nice, but it all seems so, well, happy. Too serene for me.
really? I guess that is why I like them. lol
Mozart gets on my nerves some, you always hear how "joy is the center of all his works", are you kidding me? was he always happy or something? his Seseme Street type of happiness annoys me some, I do like him though, after blasting him strange, I know. Most classical people are the same, I really like Haydn though (his Trumpet Concerto is my favorite).
x.doublea
Well, Mozart was driven more by the lyric line, whereas Haydn was more driven by the orchestration. Beethoven is somewhere in the middle, and the most emotional. Mozart was a very 'happy' person. Like, take his operas. Don Giovanni, Le Nozze de Figaro, and Cosi fan tutte are all meant to make people laugh. He was very lavish and always partying (to put it in coarse terms), and I think it shows in his music.
PSALT
I have heard a lot of Liszt's Dante Symphony, I am interested in it. Anybody here listened to it, reviews, thoughts?
x.doublea
No, I haven't. I'm planning to start looking into symphonies sometime in the future, but opera will always be the closest to my heart....
jbors47
This topic needs much less opera and classical.
EVERYONE DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN TO "BABY, YOU WOULDN'T LAST A MINUTE BY THE CREEK" by CHIODOS!
Benchwarmer1
OR, "FURY OF THE STORM" BY DRAGONFORCE
ANOTHER POSSIBILITY: "SCARIFIED" BY RACER X
stevos14
And "Gold In the air of Summer" by Kings of Convenience!
Benchwarmer1
leftys_rock wrote:
Benchwarmer1 wrote:
Welcome To The Black Parade - My Chemical Romance
I LOVE that song!
Back At One - Brian McKnight
Hey leftys, do you have their album? and how does it compare to their last album "Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge"?
...yes i know that they're a punk band, but they're actually pretty good
As well as Goo Goo Dolls. 
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I also have Justin Timberlake's CD, Future Sex/LoveSounds. It's nice, the songs are longer than I expected. I had wanted to get Nelly Furtado's CD, but I only like 2 songs on there, Promiscuous and Maneater.
) I like Sean Paul, Beyonce, Black Eye Peas, Shakira and others
It was the Bernard arrangement for West Side Story(I think that's the guy who made it, I have to check).