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agent1337
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Do you mean traditional music as in the Northern marching stuff, or the southern oom-pa-pa? Or do you mean German electronic or pop? If the former, it's great at Oktoberfest, if the latter...hmmm....there are occasional songs I like but I am a not a great fan of european music as a whole...it's too meaningless.
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It is all good. Whether it is Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Handel, et al for the classical scene or Kraftwerk, Nina, or any of the rest of the plethera of modern groups. There is of course the polka type of music played by local bands in beer tents at festivals such as the famous Oktober Fest, as well as the local festivals in virtually every small village across the densely populated countryside. These often get much better as the evening progresses, depending heavily on the amount of 'bier' that has been consumed.
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I've never heard of it.
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Traditional German music is of course, very fine music, but I have a tendancy for preference towards the more "modern sounds" that are coming out of there. Rammstein for instance =D
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I <3 it! Tokio Hotel is my favorite :))
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If it's metal and industrial, they certainly have a knack for it, but I'm afraid I don't know much else about Germany's music history.
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I like German music, especially the music from the romantic and classical era.
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I don't know much about "traditional" German music, but Rammstein is one of my favorite groups.
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Das ist gut. Roll out the barrels and we'll celebrate Oktoberfest in April.
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I have never herd it before so i dont know.
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the truth is i dont listen or know much or a lot 'bout GERMAN MUZIK BUT TOKIO HOTEL IS AWESOME!
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I like Rammstein, Kraftwerk, Die X Agenten
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Some of the rap stuff is ok .. i just cant understand a word of it lol
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I love German...some Rammstein, Tokio Hotel, Christina Sturmer, and Söhne Mannheims! ((Söhne Mannheims is below))
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