They say that music is the only language that is spoken by all human beings, music is a way to express yourself, music reflects feelings and culture, music shows the person's education and taste... and so many things.. Music is a set of tones or sounds that are put together to make a pleasant melody that amuse the ears of the listener, but not any melody amuses any listener, that's what makes a difference between everyone.
I'm one of the persons who believe that rock and pop are great (but I prefer rock, my favorite), classics are amazing, Piano pieces are the best of all. That's a great combination, as I enjoy Avril lavgine's songs and Ryuchi Sakamoto's piano pieces, I like some of Lady Gaga's songs (especially Poker face, Just dance, Paparazzi, and born this way. I'm no Gaga fan but these somehow got to my favorite songs list) and Taylor Swift's songs, I love Ayumi Hamasaki's songs along with Miranda Cosgrove and Demi Lovato, Natasha Beddingfield is amazing and Kelly Clarkson is wonderful, and don't forget the best band ever: the Beatles and the King of Pop: Michael Jackson . I like Abd 2l Halim Hafez's songs and Mohamed Monir's as well, they're both from my point of view the best Egyptian singers ever, Ahmed Mekki and Cairokee band are great too.
But am I the only person who agree that love songs should be sad or angry, like having sad or angry lyrics? happy love songs are not as good as the sad and angry ones. Sure there are many happy love songs that are great but unhappy love songs are always the best. Keep holding on by Avril, Soulmate by Natasha Beddingfield, What are you waiting for by Miranda Cosgrove, and many unhappy love songs that really touches the heart and expresses your feeling very well. Love is usually sad and heart breaking so those songs seems to be very convenient.
That doesn't mean that I don't like happy songs, I love here comes the sun by the Beatles, Unwritten by Natasha, behind enemy lines by Demi and many others :D. Actually songs that talk about live should be always happy songs, they can't be sad or even have sad music. Unlike the unhappy love songs that can have fast or non sad music like every time you lie by Demi or best damn thing by Avril.
I'm one of the persons who believe that rock and pop are great (but I prefer rock, my favorite), classics are amazing, Piano pieces are the best of all. That's a great combination, as I enjoy Avril lavgine's songs and Ryuchi Sakamoto's piano pieces, I like some of Lady Gaga's songs (especially Poker face, Just dance, Paparazzi, and born this way. I'm no Gaga fan but these somehow got to my favorite songs list) and Taylor Swift's songs, I love Ayumi Hamasaki's songs along with Miranda Cosgrove and Demi Lovato, Natasha Beddingfield is amazing and Kelly Clarkson is wonderful, and don't forget the best band ever: the Beatles and the King of Pop: Michael Jackson . I like Abd 2l Halim Hafez's songs and Mohamed Monir's as well, they're both from my point of view the best Egyptian singers ever, Ahmed Mekki and Cairokee band are great too.
But am I the only person who agree that love songs should be sad or angry, like having sad or angry lyrics? happy love songs are not as good as the sad and angry ones. Sure there are many happy love songs that are great but unhappy love songs are always the best. Keep holding on by Avril, Soulmate by Natasha Beddingfield, What are you waiting for by Miranda Cosgrove, and many unhappy love songs that really touches the heart and expresses your feeling very well. Love is usually sad and heart breaking so those songs seems to be very convenient.
That doesn't mean that I don't like happy songs, I love here comes the sun by the Beatles, Unwritten by Natasha, behind enemy lines by Demi and many others :D. Actually songs that talk about live should be always happy songs, they can't be sad or even have sad music. Unlike the unhappy love songs that can have fast or non sad music like every time you lie by Demi or best damn thing by Avril.
