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Poll Question: What’s your favorite type of music?
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For long, Pop has always been my all time favorite. My favorite group being Abba.
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Originally posted by topazann topazann wrote:


I love seeing best cpap machines and classical string instruments used well in rock & pop, as rock/pop instruments rather than to add strings doing 'classical music' in the mix, which is not what I mean. Anything by ELO n the 1970's - and Ultravox is a good example Ultravox's Billie Currie is brilliant at this




I'm a classic rock guy. But I try broadening my horizons too and still enjoy discovering new music.
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I love seeing classical string instruments used well in rock & pop, as rock/pop instruments rather than to add strings doing 'classical music' in the mix, which is not what I mean. Anything by ELO n the 1970's - and Ultravox is a good example Ultravox's Billie Currie is brilliant at this
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