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IMO, My Bloody Valentine is the most beautiful music ever.....Kevin Shields is my new musical hero. The album Loveless is frankly astonishing.....its like a dream in musical form (Heres a song from it, used brilliantly in the film Lost In Translation)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0nPSy1-UXE

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As big a hip hop fan as I am, Stevie Wonder. He's amazing.

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IMO, My Bloody Valentine is the most beautiful music ever.....Kevin Shields is my new musical hero. The album Loveless is frankly astonishing.....its like a dream in musical form (Heres a song from it, used brilliantly in the film Lost In Translation)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0nPSy1-UXE
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zepman71

Listen to some Dido songs. Her voice is beautiful

17 years ago

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#4 freakyzeeky1986

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As big a hip hop fan as I am, Stevie Wonder. He's amazing.familyguy77

I agree with you... 8) Stevie's one of the very best...

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#5 LJS9502_basic

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Eh....they are okay. If they were my idea of the most beautiful music they would be in my sig.:wink:

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Uh, I hear lots of static and not so pretty noise. I had to turn it off, gave me a headache.

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#7 Headbanger88

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Bossa Nova. You know, Girl from Ipanema. The spicyness of Samba and the coolness of jazz. It's basically samba ballads. Here ya go : http://youtube.com/watch?v=KfRgu5wTVsM

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#8 Viewtiful-GaMeR

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I like jazz.:|

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I certainly do like them but I much prefer Ride, Lush, Drop Nineteens & Slowdive as far as shoegazing music goes.

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#10 clayartist32

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Mad World by Gary Jules. It was in Donnie Darko and the Gears commercial

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#11 Carlos_Santana

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Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier" is very beautiful *done with trying to look like a musical know-it-all*

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#12 ChipmunkDeluxe

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As big a hip hop fan as I am, Stevie Wonder. He's amazing.familyguy77

me too...i liked him and a lot of other old singers.. -Marvin Gaye -The Temptations -Luther Vandross... music was a lot better back then... i think the most "beautiful" music is smooth jazz though...i know im pretty much the only one on this entire site that feels that way though..

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At the moment I'll have to say Disintegration by The Cure. That album is majestically beautiful and I'm so clad I rediscovered it. However MBV's Loveless is definitely one of my favorites when it comes to albums that have made the biggest impact on me.

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Damon Albarn's voice is phenomenal.....

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No one else listens to Dido?

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#16 geodisicdome

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sigur ros or xavier rudd or devandra banheart

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#17 Greatgone12

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Beautiful music.

WARNING: May offend some homophobes. All homophobes.

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#18 familyguy77

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[QUOTE="familyguy77"]As big a hip hop fan as I am, Stevie Wonder. He's amazing.ChipmunkDeluxe

me too...i liked him and a lot of other old singers.. -Marvin Gaye -The Temptations -Luther Vandross... music was a lot better back then... i think the most "beautiful" music is smooth jazz though...i know im pretty much the only one on this entire site that feels that way though..

Oh, you ain't the only one that's a jazz fan:P Jazz was the first music I loved, my dad always had jazz playing so I learned to appreciate it at a young age and I still do.

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#19 Lord_Daemon

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[QUOTE="Carlos_Santana"]Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier" is very beautiful *done with trying to look like a musical know-it-all*

In that particular territory you might want to check out this particular recording of Allegri's Miserere. The sounds the emit from this recording are probably the most beautiful sounds ever recorded.

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Imogen Heap - Speak For Yourself (that's an album). That's the only album that has any songs on it that consistently move me to tears. Brahm's First, Windir - 1184, Rimsky-Korsikov's Scherezehade, Boards of Canada, and Explosions In The Sky are all runner-ups.

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Pans Labyrinth's Soundtrack is very beautiful, if your into instrumental stuff.

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#22 justiceboy13

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Imagine, John Lennon.

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