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Originally posted by bell-the-cat
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That proves you are either a troll, or completely ignorant about Turkey.
The various genres of Turkish rock/pop music are amongst the very best in the world. Go east of Britain and there is little worth listening to amid a desert of eurotrash musik until you arrive in Turkey.
For example, this song by Hande Yener, very popular throughout Turkey in 2009.
Another, by the same artist
And in a different genre is the group Athena (whose name would be like an Armenian group naming itself Ankara - but no singers in Armenia would be so adventurous or subversive enough to try). This was their breakthrough song made about 10 years ago.
Rock and heavy metal music is very popular, and though it might be a little derivative in its sound it is always sincerely delivered, which is more than could be said for many equivalent bands in America.
And where in Eurotrashland would you see this being used a Eurovision song?
Or hear songs with so many words in them (even if you can't understand their meaning).
This song caught my ears and eyes last year. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlr6_uSBkSc
Don't know how popular they are in Turkey.
Of course one doesn't need much agent provocateur skills to make the above idiot reveal his obnoxious personality.
Comments prompted perhaps by some troll named SweGirl12 who asked "Armenian people - what are their problem?"
The various genres of Turkish rock/pop music are amongst the very best in the world. Go east of Britain and there is little worth listening to amid a desert of eurotrash musik until you arrive in Turkey.
For example, this song by Hande Yener, very popular throughout Turkey in 2009.
Another, by the same artist
And in a different genre is the group Athena (whose name would be like an Armenian group naming itself Ankara - but no singers in Armenia would be so adventurous or subversive enough to try). This was their breakthrough song made about 10 years ago.
Rock and heavy metal music is very popular, and though it might be a little derivative in its sound it is always sincerely delivered, which is more than could be said for many equivalent bands in America.
And where in Eurotrashland would you see this being used a Eurovision song?
Or hear songs with so many words in them (even if you can't understand their meaning).
This song caught my ears and eyes last year. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlr6_uSBkSc
Don't know how popular they are in Turkey.
Of course one doesn't need much agent provocateur skills to make the above idiot reveal his obnoxious personality.
Comments prompted perhaps by some troll named SweGirl12 who asked "Armenian people - what are their problem?"
turkish trash is just a trush of mentioned by you eurotrash )))By the way I heard that Sweaden is the european country with the largest kurdish population.....
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