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espire speaks desire that admire garco!
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look back 1 page at my posts JCC
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I don't like for people to know any of my musical tastes except for people I don't know in person. It isn't because I am embarrssed, but because I like to have something that is private. I am a private person. I have to trust someone and know they are a good person before I open up about myself.
As far as how I feel about listening to Lili: it doesn't bother me, because I listen to all kinds of music, and I don't listen to music based on the words, but how it makes you feel. What kind of emotion it carries. I choose my music based on the sound of the singers voice. The emotion is in the voice. Not understanding the lyrics helps me , because without understanding the words I can hear the actual sound of the words and their rythm with the music, and the emotion without being distracted by what the singer is saying. I can hear the true emotion. Plus, I am an artistic person. I like anything that has beauty, and makes you feel emotional. Naturally Lili's voice is what I first fell in love with, and that with her beautiful personality and looks just captivates me. I love listening to her music, and don't really feel weird about it. Last edited by Tye; 08-05-2007 at 10:46 PM..
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As far as French music goes, then no I don't feel weird listening to french music since I'm French and I've been listening to it my entire life. Alizée is a different story though. I've always been a hip hop head and still am today although I do listen to other types of music as well but not nearly as much as rap. Even back then when I still lived in Marseille, back then soccer and French rap (Rap from Marseille of course) were pretty much what people there cared about the most. However, French pop was introduced to me by this french girl I dated back when i was like 10 years old, she introduced me to Mylene, Patrick Bruel, Vanessa Paradis, Telephone etc so ever since then I've started listening to french pop as well. That is how I was able to appreciate Alizée's song think, especially since her lyrics were written by Mylene and I've been a Mylene fan for quite a while now. Before I only listened to the singles they played on the radio and I really liked them, didn't give her albums a try til recently though , and honestly I have never felt weird listening to Alizée, at least when in France. The states is a different story though, since people here aren't really familiar with French music so it was kinda weird at first. My friends here though didn't make fun of me or anything when they looked through my ipod and listened to Alizée's songs, I think they thought that I am French so I must listen to French music so they kinda understood the situation. And to my surprise three of my friends are now addicted to her as well
 and I can't really blame them, French pop is totally different from American pop, French pop is of better quality. So yea i don't know if I went off topic or not but yea, I wouldn't be the least ashamed for listening to Alizée, at all. It is just like how my friends describe me, a hip hop / french pop rock head Now, the only french pop artist that I would be ashamed of if caught listening to her would be Lorie ... not that I listen to her of course so bottom line, whether it is Mylene, Alizée, Zazie, Superbus or whatever I think there shouldn't be a shame in listening to beautiful music.
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