Music with lyrics in different language?

[unwritten_law9]

Do you ever listen to foreign bands with lyrics you can't understand?

[flow2345]

All the time.

[Radiology]

ALL the time. Lyrics are becoming more and more irrelevant to me, but I guess it depends on the type of music.

[PenThrive]

Sigur Ros
Dick Annegarn

There are others.

[billyboatkid]

Not really. If I do it's rare.

[briewer]

Serge Gainsbourg and Sigur Rós are two of my favorite artists and I delve into a lot of African music, so yes.

[Theseventhson]

I listen to a lot of French and Italian stuff, so yes.

[princesschad]

Sigur Ros
Francis Cabrel

[mrnegativezero]

I love Japanese music. Every now and then they slip in English though.

I try to diversify the language in my music, therefore, I wish I had more foreign bands.

[FueledByRock]

I do, but not all that much. I was recently listening to jj. Shit's weird, but it's pretty good.

[muchoawesomeo]

los tucanes de tijiuana

[BottomsUp]

No hate it.

[Broden Terry]

The latter. The only exception is Sigur Ros.

[dpetty21]

Nope, I just can't do it. If I don't know whats being said but there is something being said then fuck that.

[Undue Noise]

I do listen to songs sung in different languages quite frequently.

[AussieBoy]

lyrics dont really do much for me, sure awesome ones r great, but i can handle an awesome song with cliche lyrics, im more of a music n melody man, in saying that havent listened to much non-english, the odd rammstein, spanish, french n swedish death metal

[xxmannequin]

Sometimes.

[Nadene7x]

Yeah i used to listen to a bunch of Scandinavian music, those vikings know how to rock haha

[Russellmcdoogle]

go!go!7188, seagull screaming kiss her kiss her, number girl

look-in-to them

[sargentlgfuad]

i really can't listen to different languages. i've tried to get into sigur ros all the time but i can't get past the language barrier.

[Bloodsucker II]

Sigur Ros.

[joeag1985]

Of course.

[Yellowcard2006]

Aside from the last line in "Dear Death Part 1" by Emery. No I don't

[mwheeler1987]

D'espairsRay

[nolan182]

Nope.

[phil19]

not really.
ive only ever listened to rammstein and whil in japan i saw a film clip so some japanese pop rock song that was awesome and sung by the hottest chick ever but thats it

[Neo Cassady]

<------- of course. Aside from them, 99.9% of music I listen to while I study/work is in a different language...it lets me keep it in the background because I'm not constantly singing along in my head.

[syntax omitted]

sigur ros, envy, mars volta, i could name a lot more

[midtown4657]

Some, but I don't have much. The only thing coming to mind that I own is Manu Chao's La Radiolina.

[kdefrisc]

Manu Chao

[stereokiller]

L`arc~en~Ciel

<---- and this girl looks like avril lavigne

[holybuble]

I listen to a lot of French and Italian stuff, so yes.

drop me a line if you want some recs

[fightinirish217]

Really only Sigur Ros

[TangledUp]

Korean pop music is great for the gym.

[Nick Hull]

If the music is worth listening to, but lyrics are huge to me.
ex: Mars Volta.

[roche]

I enjoy listening to lyrics and being able to sing along. If I don't get it, I don't listen to it.

[Samc1803]

Basshunter, obviously.
And I guess I'm only half-joking when I say that. He is one of the foreign guys I listen to.

[threepunchjim]

music's gotta be really fucking good, cuz i'm more a lyric-focused kind of guy.

[Poe-tryGirl]

yep, t.A.T.u. I can understand most of the Rammstein songs...

[Indoor Living]

Sigur Ros and Mars Volta are the only ones I'll listen to, and I can only take so much. Knowing what's being said is big for me.