You're abusing yourself. Music might be a universal language, but like all languages, it has its grammar, its syntax, its maths and its symphony. Lavigne's are not all good music, but SHE DOES feel and understand it, before she came to performing it. She doesn't need to fabricate it, it comes naturally, she speaks it and she breathes it, very naturally. Her noisy performances don't break natural harmony. The whole difference with here, where starting with good sounds ends up only in cacophony.
Well, I am not convinced that music is a universal language since different people communicate through different styles of music. The beauty is in the ear of the beholder in this case and remarks on harmony or the lack thereof are purely personal, since the "grammar, syntax and maths" in music allow for a large scope of styles which for many is too wide to grasp.
Wow, I just read Pompougnac works at Les Bains Douches in Paris "mixing music". And I understand all the dyslexy I listened to, here. It's, I might say so, some sort of Frankeinstein music. Thus I'm wrong in looking for grammar and syntax. But my wording happened to be all vey just, exept that the cacophony experienced here is only musical dyslexy.
May I invite him to try listening to this Toccata:
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so are Korean teachers are.
originallove911 1 month ago
muito bom..
MrDeaddaddy1 2 months ago
サンバのリズムとクレモンティーヌの歌声の組み合わせがとってもいいです。
tan110906 4 months ago
o-shanzerize...I can see my French teacher having her Japanese people can't speak French (which isn't always true) rant right now...
etdippolito 7 months ago
love Hôtel Costes . . .
Nimmerherz 2 years ago 2
muy bonita voz y que padre arreglo para una gran canción y un gran cantante
bellabastarrachea 2 years ago
J'adore!
ｸﾚﾓﾝﾃｨｰﾇの声と、ｼｬﾝｾﾞﾘｾﾞの画像が◎
melocotonhk 2 years ago 3
Je préfère le original de Joe Dassin....
lilithgin 2 years ago
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don't usualy belive in chain coments, but this o1 is prety col. u don't ned to do it, but when u read it, u mite smile.
There are 20 angels in this world, 10 are slepin, 9 are playin, 1 is readin this
put this on 4 video coments w/in 15 mins if u do sum1 u love wil surprise u sum how! If u don't , u will lose ur luv!
1st put your hands on ur chest
2nd think of sum1 u like
3rd 2morow they will ask u out or say they love you
4th here's the catch, u have to do this to 5 songs
criz54 2 years ago
sukoii pompoungac
ksubinudie 3 years ago
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ksubinudie 3 years ago
sounds like french bossa nova..
so relaxing.. i love it
festafa 3 years ago
Interesting remake.
いいです :)
Zatech 3 years ago
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I've listened to the "music" until it ended.
I don't know these "musicians" - neither Clementine nor S. Pompougnac. But all I can say is this:
When you do music like that, it'd be better not to play music at all. So sadly, the "music" had become only bad noise all along.
shillyshallyz 3 years ago
I guess when one listens to Avril Lavigne then one knows all about "music" :D
goodnewsonly 2 years ago
You're abusing yourself. Music might be a universal language, but like all languages, it has its grammar, its syntax, its maths and its symphony. Lavigne's are not all good music, but SHE DOES feel and understand it, before she came to performing it. She doesn't need to fabricate it, it comes naturally, she speaks it and she breathes it, very naturally. Her noisy performances don't break natural harmony. The whole difference with here, where starting with good sounds ends up only in cacophony.
shillyshallyz 2 years ago
Well, I am not convinced that music is a universal language since different people communicate through different styles of music. The beauty is in the ear of the beholder in this case and remarks on harmony or the lack thereof are purely personal, since the "grammar, syntax and maths" in music allow for a large scope of styles which for many is too wide to grasp.
goodnewsonly 2 years ago
Wow, I just read Pompougnac works at Les Bains Douches in Paris "mixing music". And I understand all the dyslexy I listened to, here. It's, I might say so, some sort of Frankeinstein music. Thus I'm wrong in looking for grammar and syntax. But my wording happened to be all vey just, exept that the cacophony experienced here is only musical dyslexy.
May I invite him to try listening to this Toccata:
/watch?v=Jamc3NYRFMI
or this:
/videoplay?docid=-6984208089899995423
Enjoy!
shillyshallyz 2 years ago
good song, nice vid
lurra9 3 years ago
コメントか ? Comment? commentaire?
thank u !!!
ursurucker 3 years ago
うわ
necohaco 3 years ago