Music

Sounds like you've got a little bit of an eclectic blend going there Bankroll.

@saifudeen, have you heard of Rise Against? They are a punk rock group with a sort of activist slant to'em. Or at least I think they do, LOL!

    Is that a relatively new song by Rise Against?

Nov 9, 2014 15:31:13 GMT -5 bankroll said:
The kind of music that I like would have range to from hip hop, reggae to alternative and slow country. I'm a bit laid back when it comes to music.
You have very eclectic tastes in music. I like! Who are your favorite bands/singers/composers?

j.ajabad said: "Two of my favorite bands are Bon Jovi & LP. I've been to two Bon Jovi concerts. They were both really good but first one was more fun because it was the first time I went to DTE music theatre and I went with family."
- I'm sure I told you this years ago. I went to an LP concert with my cousin (who had friends who had dadeds that got free tickets to the concert). I was the one with the car and on the way there we almost missed the exit and I did a 180 spin on the freeway. We had actual seats that was sweet and I remember that LP were awesome. It was warped tour so there were a bunch of different acts there. One of them was Snoop dog, I remember he was smoking quite heavily through his act and even asked the crowd for some weed. lol. Does Bon Jovi still make music? LP seem to be releasing albums about once a year know (or at least that is what I heard they were aiming to do). Though I've lost interest in them.

I'm a bit obsessed with music even though I haven't been to many concerts. Many of the singers/bands I listen to are foreign and independent so it's not really possible to see them. One of them just released an album and I could only find it on Amazon Japan.

Ferri
Offfical Site: ferri.jp/

- I found her on youtube a few years back. She had just released her first album "A Broken Carousel". It's an ambient album with a mixture of new gaze (shoegaze and new age) and trip hop. She has a very fragile voice and there is a sadness through out all of the songs. She sings in english and Japanese. She has such a delicate way of singing it's kind of hard to make out some of the lyrics.
Tommorow Comes After Today - From her first album, one of my favorite of her songs.

Her new album: "Infinity" just came out on the 5th. Is very different from her first album. It's much more theatrical, more dramatic shift towards trip hop but it's still very Ferri. The album sounds like an electronic soundscape. Not very many quiet songs on the album but there still is that thread of delicacy mostly through her singing. You can check out her first single from the album: Whiteout


Tell me about Aussie Hip-Hop? Is that different than regular hip-hop or is it just hip-hop produced in Australia?

No, pretty old.
Maybe 2007?

Sorry, I lied.
It was 2008.