Rate The Song On The Different Language

[Mistral Wind]

oh well, thanks, Sergey! In fact, I really like this one too... (one day I'll go to a Molchat Doma's gig!). This genre is one of my favorites and they are very skilled in creating such atmospheres. 8,5/10

next one is sung in russian - i guess - and I remain in this genre.

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

Really good, another decent sample of new-wave/post-punk. Thank you, Giuseppe. 8/10.

Next one is in Finnish.

 

[Mistral Wind]

even if I don't particularly enjoy the vocals (not in all the parts of the songs), I have to say I like the musical complexity of this song. It really is a good composition. 8/10

next one is in italian

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

Zucchero isn't my favourite Italian vocalist, but this calm song is really nice. 7/10.

next one is in French

 

[Mistral Wind]

wow! I like the rhythm and the fact that there is also the piano in here... 7/10

next one is latvian

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

I'm not a fan of vocals, but music's really good. 7/10.

Next one in Italian

 

[Mistral Wind]

very old-fashioned song! Pleasant! It's not the kind of things I usually listen to, but I enjoy it, when someone makes me listen to it. 7/10

next one is italian too... it's the song that has won the Sanremo Festival this year

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

Very melodious and lyrical song. Really good. 8.5/10.

Next one is in French

 

[Mistral Wind]

Oh, I didn't know this Brassens' song... nice, lively melody. 7/10

Next one has an english title, but it is sung in the hopi language, a language spoken by a native american tribe somewhere in Arizona

 

[Hydrazoic Acid]

I'm a big fan of Philip Glass. His compositions are just amazingly hypnotic. Soundtrack to "Koyaanisqatsi" is a masterpiece from the beginning to the end. 10/10.

The next one is in French, by Joe Dassin.