Foreign Music?

[ponygon101]

Does anyone listen to any music from a foreign country? I listen to Japanese music and some European languages. Do you?

[Tristin.]

i listen to music, what language its in or the country it is from does not matter, i just love music haha

[scuba steve]

I'm often intrigued by traditional music like African but couldn't name any specific artists.

[Malcolm Tucker]

I adore Greek music, or music in Greek. Always have, it makes up half my iPod I think.

[deadpie]

I listen to allot of Japanese shit (http://www.virtualteen.org/forums/showthread.php?t=91438).

[The Madness.]

I like French music from the '20s and 30's. :P

[Syvelocin]

I have a lot of French, Finnish, Dutch, Swedish, and Japanese music. The other 70% of my library is British and American.

[Cryofthewolf]

I'm really into Irish and French Canadian music. It's just all so magical. =-D

[Contra]

Well, I do, because English to me is a foreign language... :P
I also have a few Spanish songs here.

[Skeptical Bear]

Albanian music's pretty sweet.

[Kaya]

I listen to Cleopatra Stratan. She's Romanian.

[Watta Tem]

as a Filipino, American music is already a foreign for me.

yeah,, i love American music.!

[Bobthebeast666]

Norwegian and German black metal bands oh and the Swedish extreme metal band meshugga

[Magus]

I listen to folk and classical music when comes to Foreign. I specifically like Morrocan Sufi and African folk music, classical Indian and Japanese music -- and seldom Arabian instrumental music. Few of Japanese are of modern scale.

Other than that, it is Turckish(psy), German(Goth/Indu) and French(Goth). And some groups that belongs to the Scandinavian countries(Black Metal)(Norway, Sweden etc).

[Lonely_Shadow]

Ever hear of Flogging Molly ? its a Irish rock band and my iPod is filled with em', so I'd have to say Irish rock

(even if Flogging Molly was founded in LA, they took the traditional elements of Irish music and added guitars and drums to make epic music :D )