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Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

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    Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

    BBC - Radio 3 - Awards for World Music 2006 - Nominees
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/worldmusic/a4wm2006/nominees.shtml
    Find out who the four nominations in each of the 9 Radio 3 Awards for World Music 2006 categories are.


    They're listed under Europe. I really like their music a lot, I hope they win. Now go vote for them.
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    Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

    I voted.

    Now remember this, so when I ask you to vote for me in the future for an award show, you better do it!

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    • #3
      Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

      Fair enough.

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        Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

        why do i keep seeing this jeevansathi indian marriage arrangement website add on this. this is kinda ridiculous, do they target their adds to armo club?

        as for Armenian Navy Band theyre good but kinda weird, especially the vocals put me off. Anyone got Arto's collaboration with Serj from System, called "Serart" that was kinda hot and sounded like a global version of the Navy Band

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          Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

          The only song of Armenian Navy Band I like is "Malkhas Akhper". Arto's voice really is strange and can get annoying.

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            Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

            Originally posted by karoaper
            Arto's voice really is strange and can get annoying.

            agreed. his lyrics can get annoying as well.

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              Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

              Originally posted by TigranJamharian
              why do i keep seeing this jeevansathi indian marriage arrangement website add on this. this is kinda ridiculous, do they target their adds to armo club?

              Well, they must have known that Indian movies were the craze in Armenia during the Cold War. I think every Haiastanci above the age 27 has seen the Disco Dancer at least twice (not necessarily because he wanted to).

              Or maybe they just want our women as brides for their men. BASTARDS.

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                Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

                is it just me or has anyone ever had the thought cross their mind that if a lot of indians were white they could really pass for Armenian?

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                • #9
                  Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

                  Nope.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Vote for the Armenian Navy Band at the World Music Awards

                    thats a shame, i thought we had more in common...

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