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[AmandaGazz]

I'm looking for a modern waltz song. Romantic, slow, 3/4 or 6/8 time. Preferably acoustic. I like Jason Mraz "rainbow connection", but I need something else. Help please?

[Oto]

Originally Posted by Alfred

I need some jazz reccommendatons, big band, jazz fusion, you name it. Just, a bunch of reccommendations.

A PM wouldn't be too bad either.

BTW, I have "The Shape Of Jazz To Come".

This is more electro swing but Parov Stelar - catgroove

[grindy]

Originally Posted by Oto

This is more electro swing but Parov Stelar - catgroove

How did you did you even come across Alfred's post? It's not only eight years old, it's smack dab in the middle of hundreds of pages.
Quite an accomplishment.

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by grindy

How did you did you even come across Alfred's post? It's not only eight years old, it's smack dab in the middle of hundreds of pages.
Quite an accomplishment.

I was just looking at the post immediately below that one, and...

Originally Posted by Anteater

Hey guyz, I want too get in to Christian Rock music like MercyMe, Creed, Nickelback, Radoihead etc. Recomndatoins plaese?

Is Radiohead Christian rock? What did I miss?

[Frownland]

Radoihead is a different band.

[Sonar]

Originally Posted by Frownland

Radoihead is a different band.

Haha, you got me, I even tryed to google it!

[sepp44]

Originally Posted by AmandaGazz

I'm looking for a modern waltz song. Romantic, slow, 3/4 or 6/8 time. Preferably acoustic. I like Jason Mraz "rainbow connection", but I need something else. Help please?

You might want to check out Emmy Lou Harris, 'Waltz of the Magic Man' is stunning, she's got hundreds of tunes out, all of them are wonderful..........sepp44

[icedavis]

Looking for suggestions: I know there are plenty of songs out there that come with a great positive vibe right out of the box, no swearing, drugs/alcohol or sexual references. I am finding it a challenge (although I may be looking too hard and just exhausting myself over it). Think "Happy" by Pharrell. They are catchy, upbeat, make you want to dance kinda songs.
Can be any genre. Instrumentals are fine but keying on songs with lyrics! That's where the big challenge lies waiting. Prefer songs with a sense of a higher tempo. Again: No Swearing, drugs/alcohol or sexual references.

If it helps, my intentions are many but the main uses would be playlists for hitting the gym and want that positive push, when i am struggling with my depression and need that lift or when I am hanging out/playing games with my young nieces and want some fun music in the background (but not necessarily pop song kid edits, if you know what i mean).

What suggestions do you have?

[sepp44]

Try ABBA, very upbeat and extremely perky. many many many tunes, great group. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band isn't bad, either. sepp44

[Biscuit409]

As the title states, im looking to expand my music library and looking for pretty much anything as long as its not to extreme (heavy metal or "hardcore" pop)

Ill start the recommendation list:

Hooray for Earth- sadly they have 2 albums, but both are great. I dont really know how to explain their music, so youll have to just listen.

Kaiser Chiefs- Brit pop. My favorite album is their last one "education, education. education & war".

The Last Shadow Puppets - Very similar to Arctic monkeys, in fact, Alex Turner (lead singer for Arctic Monkeys) is the lead signer of TLSP (The Last Shadow Puppets).

I would love to hear suggestions.