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vigrond

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Joined: Nov. 30 2010

Buddha Bar & New Age Music

Just wondering if anyone here likes Buddha Bar or has some favorite New agey type music?

It's awesome chill out music, some sexy songs in there too.

check this out

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ralexander

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Joined: Jun. 1 2010
From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

Nice lips on the girl, but the music is suuuuuuuper cheesy. I find it difficult to really relax when laughing so hard

I prefer something like this as "chill out" music:

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 13:39:44

Ricardo

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From: Washington DC

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

oh lord so BAD man.... I mean REALLY bad.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 13:45:31

ralexander

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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

Or if I was chillin' with Ricardo, I'd probably put this on just to silence his endless requests

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 13:46:05

XXX

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to ralexander)

quote:

ORIGINAL: ralexander

Or if I was chillin' with Ricardo, I'd probably put this on just to silence his endless requests

Apparently Jose Manulel Leon liked that "Passionflower" video.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 13:58:32

Richard Jernigan

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From: Austin, Texas USA

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

The toy train had me puzzled right up to the end. But then, Choo-choo! Here I come! So subtle...

Bwahahahaha...

RNJ

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 17:04:29

chester

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Joined: Oct. 29 2010

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

and this is the guy that got to meet Paco...

FML

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 19:02:53

Doitsujin

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

yes boss XD lololol Cool!

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 19:12:43

vigrond

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

Allright allright, I personally thought it was pretty cool / sexy

Here's one that I am sure Flamencos could appreciate. No lyrics, just amazing instrumental.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 20:15:39

estebanana

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

There's a place in Chinatown in San Francisco called Buddha Bar. We used to go there in college and drink. Mostly they played Led Zeppelin or Van Halen.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 21:12:14

XXX

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

quote:

ORIGINAL: vigrond
Here's one that I am sure Flamencos could appreciate. No lyrics, just amazing instrumental.

Sounds like any Turkish folk song, a bit funny to find it on a "buddha bar" album. Definitely not New age music or something (not that you said that). Its cool though, dont know if it was a Kanun solo in the beginning, but those players are really virtuosos.
Regarding chill music, how about

Its very nice to hear non guitar music for me now. Ive been listening to guitar stuff very intensively and almost exclusively over many years. Now i have heard all my favorite albums to death and there is nothing new that attracts me. Even the last Antonio Rey album, who is like my hero, has been overheard by me quickly. If it werent for YouTube, i would be without good music and "inspirationless" now.
God, i love YouTube.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 7 2012 22:15:58

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Joined: Nov. 20 2005
From: manitoba, canada

RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to XXX)

If a person involves themselves in more than one genre of music their instrument becomes more interesting.

Or if a person plays more than one instrument it is harder to get bored with inventing music

I just bought the coolest keyboard....Korg Kronos....inspirationly fun

c

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 8 2012 0:17:48

machopicasso

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RE: Buddha Bar & New Age Music (in reply to vigrond)

Dude, I know you're getting hammered. But, seriously, when I saw the opening of the video you originally posted, this was the first thing that came to my mind:

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 9 2012 10:35:57