Do you like musics from other countries?

I really don't like music from eastern countries but I love music from all over the west yes :-)

I am an eclectic person. If it sounds good to me then i will listen. I like diffrent music. I have all types of music. I don't have any African, Japanese or Chinese. What do you recommend. I realy like irish music. Music is a wondeful pastime to listen to. When you are stressed out it can help you calm down.

I am American, and i like some of the pop and rock music from Germany, Australia, Ireland, and England. As for Asian and Indian type music though-we don't hear much of that here, so I don't know if I would like it or not.

ofcourse, i live in india but listen to english,german, chinese songs, i am a die hard fan of those music.music hav a other language.

Indian music is my favorite but i do like arabian songs and even holywood music but it should not be so loude and noisy.

Yes. I like listening songs from other countires. I prefer to listen to the music of Japan and USA... Japan for their theme songs in their anime and USA for bluegrass and country music...

I love arabian music, just love the rythm. It´s so sensual. Most people I´ve met don´t share my opinion. They find this kind of music unnerving.

I love to listen to music from all different countries. I have Spanish music, Russian music, Chinese music, Indian music, Japanese music, French music, Italian music, and Arabic music in my collection...maybe more, but those are the most prominent.

Yes. I find Chinese music fascinating, and have been trying to find music from other cultures for education as well. Sometimes I practice guitar just turning on the radio and playing whatever comes on. For a few years now I've been tuning to ethnic stations and I've really enjoyed trying to play some of their stuff. Indian music is particularly rich, as is Arabic. They have the sense to retain a lot of the tonal and rhythmic strengths of their traditional music in their modern work, and it's quite fascinating to see how different it is, and some of the unexpected similarities. For Chinese music, my favorite instrument is the erhu, their violin, which has the bow wrapped around the strings. I was even given a test play by a lady who turned out to be an ex-PLA army major, in the Chinese Garden in Sydney. Japanese music; traditional koto and flute is a good way of finding out the facts about their music and getting rid of the ridiculously genteel, antiquated, Western image of the culture. For Arabic music, the Qamanja is their violin, and it's used as a lead instrument in a sense that Western music has only relatively recently adopted. An education in itself, as is the Oud, which ironically, given the history, has a lot to do with Spanish and Moorish music. They have much in common for phrasing and rhythm. One thing I've noticed about listening to music from other cultures is that it improves your ability to listen to music. You learn to recognize tonal qualities that just don't exist in Western music. For that alone, it's well worth it.

Yes, American and English rock are the best, also French rockbands aren't bad. Also from the Netherlands, Sweden and some further away India, great music, love the sitar.

I love artists that mix up various world styles on a ssingle album, Loreena McKennit, Enigma, trns Global Underground, Deep Forest.....check em out.