Do you listen to music in languages you don't understand?

All kinds of amazing stuff that came with the complete YTMND soundtrack. :D
 
Rammstein is the only case where I do this. Only because they are the ****.
 
rammstein is the reason why I use the screen name ficken in some places (where I think I can get away with it)
 
sigur ros, french soul music, japanese music, lots of world music.
 
some spanish (Heroes del Silencio), and the odd french or italian song, but that's about it, usually. I can understand the rest I listen to (well, most french songs too :) )
 
Yes, I do. But strangely, I don't understand most of what people are saying in songs! Not even in Romanian or English. I very rarely understand anything from the lyrics of a song.
 
lots of German (industrial kind of likes it)
Spanish - Hocico... me favorite industrial Act
Some French

I know Wumpscut likes to use German phrases thats sound like English phrases
 
Do you listen to music in languages you don't understand?
Only certain types of traditional Indian music. Example: Najma. Its not that I listen to it all the time, but its the only non English language music I can get into.
 
Everyone here does it all the time whenever they turn on their copy of Civ 4 or Civ 4 Warlords :P

Baba Yetu ftw!!! :goodjob:

And 99 Luftballoons is pretty cool too, but I don't make a habit of music in languages I don't know.
 
I listen to a couple of J-pop music. Mostly from Ayumi Hamasaki.
 
Ayyy what does it mean?:)

"laisse pas trainer ton fils" mmmmhhh.

"trainer" is French slang, it's a verb used to describe people hanging outside with nothing to do, and usually turning to illicit activities because they're so bored.

So the title means "don't let your son on his own", something like that. They're basically telling parents that they should watch their kids if they don't want them to be caught in the ghetto gangsta lifestyle. There is one great line in that song:
"Le laisse pas chercher ailleurs l'amour qui devrait y avoir dans tes yeux"
"don't let him go look somewhere else for the love that should be in your eyes".

NTM had some great gangsta-style songs, but their last albums were much more responsible. :goodjob:

Did you like that song or were you just curious about its title?
 
Hell!Some rap music in my own language have some slang and other idiomatic uses of some words or phrases that even i don't even understand.
 
In an effort to find more music I've been listening to things in German, french, hungarian, spainish, dutch, hebrew and what I think is some african dialect (Eithiopean). I can't understand alot of it but I don't care as the music is good. I found a song in english and wanted to know what some of thier other stuff was like, well it was in german and that led to a french band that was featured in one of the german bands songs.

Has anyone else found a song they liked and then linked to other songs only to find its in a language you dont understand but you like it anyway? Or am I a freak?


The looks you get when driving with german reggea/ska at 90 db are golden.

No Eyetallian? Shame on you. :nono:

In answer to the topic question, I listen to Spanish, which I do not understand so well.
 
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