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Progressive breathy serious chicks. Please check out Ivy, if you aren't angry about a French accent. (If it helps, she's from the real France.) |
My late girlfriend was from Lyon, i love the french accent.
Very pleasant tune, sorta like a cross between nico and Europe's sandra.
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Whip I understand something now so thanks for sharing. Great post.It was nice to hear your opinion.
and your line up of artists, not my genre but they are good imo.
Pleasant to my ears
I'm listening to Tactile Gemma right now.
oh and ps. I do like Peter Gabriel
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I hope you took a listen to Tactile Gemma's "quite quiet".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuYBmXrR8Vs
Both "Quite Quiet" and "Bad Romance" have this kinda deep demonice growl in them...its very unique.
Both female vocalists have voices that are in complete contrast to each other.
Witch chanting and extreme vocals are heard throughout the rest of the album, that might just be a little to weird for most listeners.
For me, the only tactile gemma album ever released is one of my favorites of all time.
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Wow. Something I agree with WHIP about!
Not Lady Gaga - who I do respect as an artist and as an individual (no, I don't believe she is being packaged, just being sold) but on the previous favourite artists.
Not 100% sue on Enya - that would be like eating Pop Rocks for breakfast, dinner and tea. Okay occasionally though. And I don't know Tactile Gemma. But I'd be interested in looking her (?) up thanks to the others on the list.
I like Lady G, I'm just not as smitten as WHIP.
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With enya its more about the first album "Watermark" which was just a dream from start to end.
From then on, it was a song or two of every album that was amazing.
Cursum perficio,The memory of trees, Na laethe na moige, Boadicea, Ebudce to name a few.
"Dead can dance", with their 8 albums would be my #6 on that list.
A band worth discovering for someone who has never heard of them.