Is it better than American pop music? Are the artists more attractive? Post it and discuss it here. I'll start with a gem from the Motherland.
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Foreign pop music
by Archetype » Tue Jun 05, 2012 9:51 am
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Re: Foreign pop music
by The Sushi Hunter » Tue Jun 05, 2012 4:54 pm
Archetype wrote:Is it better than American pop music? Are the artists more attractive? Post it and discuss it here. I'll start with a gem from the Motherland.
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Nice. Can't go wrong with really hot chicks like that. They are hotter than any chicks I've seen in the US lately. What's the song about?
Personally I tend to listen to female JPop more then ever these days, in large part the physical attraction.
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Re: Foreign pop music
by Archetype » Wed Jun 06, 2012 6:54 am
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Archetype wrote:Is it better than American pop music? Are the artists more attractive? Post it and discuss it here. I'll start with a gem from the Motherland.
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Nice. Can't go wrong with really hot chicks like that. They are hotter than any chicks I've seen in the US lately. What's the song about?
Personally I tend to listen to female JPop more then ever these days, in large part the physical attraction.
The song title is "Sweetly"in English. Kind of longing about being with someone. One if the lines is "What should I do if I'm with you?" There's probably an English translation of it somewhere but that's the jist of the song that I'm getting without translation.
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by Archetype » Wed Jun 06, 2012 6:57 am
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by The Sushi Hunter » Wed Jun 06, 2012 7:20 am
They are pretty hot for sure.
About a year or so back I had sold one of my guitars (Fender Strat) and some of my vintage MIJ Boss guitar pedals to a few guys who told me that they were going to bring them back to Russia, they were just here visiting. From what they were saying, there was quite a music movement going on at that time and while they were here in the US, it was cheaper for them to buy this stuff here and bring it back with them, compared to buying it there.
I was actually checking out youtube vids of some Russian rock bands right after selling these items. I'll have to find the band again on youtube and post it here. The lead singer was this hot chick and the music was more of a hard rock type.
About a year or so back I had sold one of my guitars (Fender Strat) and some of my vintage MIJ Boss guitar pedals to a few guys who told me that they were going to bring them back to Russia, they were just here visiting. From what they were saying, there was quite a music movement going on at that time and while they were here in the US, it was cheaper for them to buy this stuff here and bring it back with them, compared to buying it there.
I was actually checking out youtube vids of some Russian rock bands right after selling these items. I'll have to find the band again on youtube and post it here. The lead singer was this hot chick and the music was more of a hard rock type.
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