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ledbetter10 wrote:
i don't even know where to get scandanavian music
I do, I just don't have a credit card.
http://www.noside.com "A new generation of Scandinavian musicians breathing new life and energy into tunes, dances, and instruments handed down for centuries."
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godeatgod wrote:
ledbetter10 wrote:
i don't even know where to get scandanavian music
I do, I just don't have a credit card.
http://www.noside.com "A new generation of Scandinavian musicians breathing new life and energy into tunes, dances, and instruments handed down for centuries."
well, i guess i wonder...how does one come across it in the first place..in order to cultivate a liking for it?
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 4:51 am Posts: 460 Location: planet earth.. I think?!
ledbetter10 wrote:
godeatgod wrote:
ledbetter10 wrote:
i don't even know where to get scandanavian music
I do, I just don't have a credit card.
http://www.noside.com "A new generation of Scandinavian musicians breathing new life and energy into tunes, dances, and instruments handed down for centuries."
well, i guess i wonder...how does one come across it in the first place..in order to cultivate a liking for it?
as far as I am concerned I get tips from friends in europe... Especially from norway. Thus, since I discovered sigur ros years ago I stepped into a new world of northern sounds and music.
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 11:04 pm Posts: 39920 Gender: Male
ledbetter10 wrote:
godeatgod wrote:
ledbetter10 wrote:
i don't even know where to get scandanavian music
I do, I just don't have a credit card.
http://www.noside.com "A new generation of Scandinavian musicians breathing new life and energy into tunes, dances, and instruments handed down for centuries."
well, i guess i wonder...how does one come across it in the first place..in order to cultivate a liking for it?
These shows play Scandinavian folk and also talk about the old Norse religion / lore:
Joined: Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:19 am Posts: 688 Location: Seattle Gender: Male
3dsound wrote:
ledbetter10 wrote:
godeatgod wrote:
ledbetter10 wrote:
i don't even know where to get scandanavian music
I do, I just don't have a credit card.
http://www.noside.com "A new generation of Scandinavian musicians breathing new life and energy into tunes, dances, and instruments handed down for centuries."
well, i guess i wonder...how does one come across it in the first place..in order to cultivate a liking for it?
as far as I am concerned I get tips from friends in europe... Especially from norway. Thus, since I discovered sigur ros years ago I stepped into a new world of northern sounds and music.
If you like Sigur Ros, you should check out Stafraenn Hakon. He's a more mellow guitar/electronic artist with some folk influence that I've just started getting into.
Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 11:04 pm Posts: 39920 Gender: Male
No but seriously, if you're gonna go for some indie douche who just happens to think he uses folk music in his dumb songs don't bother. Go for some of the real stuff off NorthSide instead.
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