Music that you love, that isn't in english....

[Daradon]

Originally Posted by Mass_nerder

Almost forgot about Mum
Finally We Are No One is an amazing album,

So right. Maybe it means more to me cause it was a soundtrack (one of a few including Canadian faves like Matt Good and Tea Party) to a year and a girl in Aus, but wow... is that album special!

[Jacks]

Originally Posted by saskflames96

Just spent some time on youtube.

Don't understand a thing they are saying but I like these guys

[IgnitedSoul]

Oh my word, I have way too many random non-English bands and songs I like. So I'm just going to leave the one I've probably been listening to the most of lately. (Finnish)





Edit: Okay, I decided I really want this Danish one here, too.

[3 Justin 3]

Originally Posted by ResAlien

No Finntroll? For shame.

Nice, I was going to post it after Rammstein, but you beat me to it.

[troutman]

[Knut]

Haha at the Guy that said Yellow Ledbetter. No clue what Eddie Vedder is saying that song.

As for my contribution. Manu Chao. From the Basque area of Spain and he sings in French, Spanish, English, Italian, Arabic and Portugese.

[Knut]

Another contribution.

Fela Kuti. - Nigerian activist and a founder of Afrobeat

[Mass_nerder]

Since everyone is posting Scandinavian metal, here is some crust
Martyrdöd from Sweden

Skitsystem from Sweden

Massgrav from Sweden

[DuffMan]

Originally Posted by Kybosh

Dengue Fever. They do have some songs in English, but most of their work is in Khmer. Hooray for Cambodian surf rock.

dammit, I was going to say dengue Fever.

and Thor. Can you kill Sigur Ros if you run into them, for me please. fkn hate their music.

[DuffMan]

Originally Posted by Hesla

Another contribution.

Fela Kuti. - Nigerian activist and a founder of Afrobeat

also married to all 27 female members in his band.

[Knut]

Originally Posted by DuffMan

also married to all 27 female members in his band.

Clever ploy to not have to pay them any salary.

[DuffMan]

In English but I don't care.

[DuffMan]

a bit English and a bit other

[Kybosh]

Originally Posted by DuffMan

dammit, I was going to say dengue Fever.

Now now, this isn't a competition. If it were, however, I would've won.

[killer_carlson]

Originally Posted by Hesla

Haha at the Guy that said Yellow Ledbetter. No clue what Eddie Vedder is saying that song.

As for my contribution. Manu Chao. From the Basque area of Spain and he sings in French, Spanish, English, Italian, Arabic and Portugese.

Yep. agreed. I bought Clandenstino at a black market between Ecuador and Peru. Great album. One song is actually played on Much Music French Kiss or whatever they call it. Bongo Bong.

Good call on this one.

[GirlySports]

Originally Posted by Bertuzzied

Jay Chou! and any of that music from the Miyazaki films. I think the composer guy is Hishashi or something.

You know it's allllllllll hot Korean now. Where are you SNSD videos?

[Acid Rush]

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7fdSkp8ds&ob=av2n

Wonder Girls from Korea.

[Acid Rush]

Ooopps... posted the english version. This is the korean version of Nobody from the Wonder Girls. It's just catchy for me.

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFjP-OJ7Bh4

[littlereddevil]

Have always liked Les Cowboys Fringants.

[FlamesAddiction]

I used to listen to a lot of Japanese music. My siter-in-law is from Japan and introduced me to it. Some of it is a little dated now, but it aged pretty well.

Number Girl (remind of a Japanese version of the Pixes)


(live version - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDov0DF2pZ4 )



OOIOO is one of my all time favourites. The front woman (Yoshimi P-We) used to be in The Boredoms and collaborated with Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth) and formed Free Kitten. OOIOO is one of my all time favourites still. It's an acquired taste though.





Buffalo Daughter is a pretty Japanese rock band too, but most of their songs are in English (or Engrish).