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Why do german/ italian / dutch use english vocals??
its always puzzled me??
to be honest ive always liked the old style of trance, were the germans used a bit of german speaking through the track! it kind of made it that more dark!!! :evil: :evil: :twisted:
ist ben inan glogen das vingan gogen!!!! :crackup:
die ankunft!
meine schwarze puppen! :clap: :lol:
I can sort of c where your comin from, I mean there are some tracks that are european, but have english vocals, but there are some dodgy vocals about
it could be the fact that their music sells mostly in the u.k.
thats what i reckon, maybe the reason they get all their writing oin the covers in english too!!
it is cool when they use their own language though!!!
i might just make a tune and plaster it with a welsh male choir!!!!!!!!!!
might work??!?!?!? :lol:
It sells much, much more in Europe m8Quote:
Originally Posted by mr.big.g
I love a bit of foreign vocal, I think you're spot on Luke. Dana - Undelickhet (sic) is an excellent example of a great track with a dutch(?) vocal. If they can do an english vocal well, great, but most can't unfortunately
totally agree with you mate it makes it soud a lot darker when the vocals are in germanQuote:
Originally Posted by mr.big.g
innit even if u dont have a clue wot it says foreign vocals create far more atmosphere
u know that :clap: :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Corbzy
lukekendall wrote
to be honest ive always liked the old style of trance, were the germans used a bit of german speaking through the track! it kind of made it that more dark!!!
amen to that man :)