Listen to the music
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Goodbye my friend, it's hard to die, when all the birds are singing in the sky.
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@Babou94 Well my dear Yves, I'd say I just love music in all its greatness.
Music is a universal language, has no ethnicity , no colours, no boundaries. It can only unite people from all over the world. Music influences everybody, can affect our state of mind , our emotions , our mood in so many ways whether we know it or not. And as you can see from my posts in here, I am a big fan of many genres of music and of many different languages. But of course nobody can deny the fact that your language speaks of love in a special way. And I am sure there are not many people who are not aware who Edith Piaf is for example, may she rest in peace. :bow_tone1: -
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@Marinus99 I'll see your bet and raise you
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Best female singer in my opinion was Amy Winehouse
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Magnificent this music page, full of women with divine voices and everlasting songs !
And a timeless instrumental one from the Art of Noise , before we say ... Good night ...sleep tight...
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You're not nineteen forever, pull yourselves together! I know it seems strange, but things they change.
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If only we knew how to embrace anything that seems different in our eyes and learn from it instead of being afraid of it ...and fear of the unknown sometimes can bring only worries and hatred in our hearts...
Our world is so beautiful only due to its diversity ...
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Oh, yeah, Tarja Turunen is in the song! I still remember that my favourite song sung by her was called "Die alive" - masterpiece! -
@Alexander6666 said in Listen to the music:
@SUPERNOVA-8
Oh, yeah, Tarja Turunen is in the song! I still remember that my favourite song sung by her was called "Die alive" - masterpiece!Indeed Alexander.
That's the amazing Tarja Turunen of the Nightwish, the symphonic metal band from Kitee of Finland. I like to call their music Rock Opera . Great voice she has this woman too :heart_exclamation:
And her work with Mike Oldfield was great ! :thumbsup_tone2:
Michael Gordon "Mike" Oldfield is an English musician and composer. His work blends progressive rock with world, folk, classical, electronic, ambient, and new-age music. His biggest commercial success is the 1973 album Tubular Bells and became a hit in America after its opening was used as the theme for the film The Exorcist.