Non-english music?

[Lenore103]

I'm looking for good music with non-english lyrics, preferably rock but I'm not terribly picky. (I will listen to just about anything) I just need something I can't sing along to for when I do my homework. :-P What would you suggest?

[sabelmouse]

why? to learn a language? i know a few but not rock. somehow rock does seem to go best with english.

[The Black Knight]

Its almost 100% identical. Like, the title and your post.... I mean, seriously now.

http://nerdfighters.ning.com/forum/topics/1833893:Topic:341093

[The Black Knight]

I cant believe you didnt see this, it was on like page 2.......... I am still in disbelief, I thought I was having deja vu.

[HC]

There's plenty of good instrumental music out there ^^

[Eystein,]

Skambankt seconded! =D

Bob Hund and Kaizers too of course, but they are, ehm... how to put it...weird... ;P

[Eystein,]

While searching for PA&tD, which I hadn't heard of, I discovered that Kaizer's have posted a liverecording of a song with the name of that band on youtube. Must be a tribute I guess. It's going to be on their next album. It sounded great!

[Eystein,]

Yeah, I guess it lacked some of that eastern strangeness, but I guess we'll have to wait and see how it turns out in the end. I think it sounds very promising, can't wait :)

[Laura Abbott]

I suck, the only thing I can think of is Rammstein. Shakira's spannish albums are good though. I heard them everywhere when I went to greece and so I ended up downloading them.

[Mallory]

Runrig

Scottish Gaelic band.

[Judie Hong]

I listen to a lot of Japanese rock, but I'm not sure if you're interested in that kind of stuff. What kind of rock do you like? Light? Hard metal? Symphonic?

[Gabrielle]

Tomer Yosef.

[Dan]

I actually clicked this just to tell you to listen to some Sigur Ros, they're Icelandic, and they're incredible.