2011-02-20, 09:31 PM
At people who wonders why listen to music when you don't understand it,
Of my library, only 4% are songs that I actually understand the lyrics to. Music is universal and not restricted to having to understand the lyrics to understand the song. Yes, lyrics sings the message of the song but so does the melody. You can tell the difference in mood between a slow song and a fast song. Vocals in a song is just another chord, like the drums, like the piano, like the violin and as long as you hear the mixture of tempo, beats and notes, you get the mood of the song. So obviously, you won't hear the tale the lyrics are telling but listening to foreign songs isn't too different from listening to instrumentals songs - you're listening for the notes.
[video=youtube;3Wm7QeIRbp8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wm7QeIRbp8[/video]
Supah kawaii desu.
Of my library, only 4% are songs that I actually understand the lyrics to. Music is universal and not restricted to having to understand the lyrics to understand the song. Yes, lyrics sings the message of the song but so does the melody. You can tell the difference in mood between a slow song and a fast song. Vocals in a song is just another chord, like the drums, like the piano, like the violin and as long as you hear the mixture of tempo, beats and notes, you get the mood of the song. So obviously, you won't hear the tale the lyrics are telling but listening to foreign songs isn't too different from listening to instrumentals songs - you're listening for the notes.
Greg Wrote:because it's kawaii desu.Asian music.
[video=youtube;3Wm7QeIRbp8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wm7QeIRbp8[/video]
Supah kawaii desu.

