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Any reccomendations for Malaysians songs to listen? Whether its ethnical, traditional, or pop. Post up some sites with their songs...
yeah i wana hear traditional... what kind of insturmens, do u use the brass gongs? in philippines, we call them kulintang
http://www.kulintang.com/kulintang.html
http://www.kulintang.com/kulintang.html
Hmm ..we also have something similar to that instrument played during New Years.
QUOTE (dalawapo @ Jul 22 2004, 10:21 PM)
yeah i wana hear traditional... what kind of insturmens, do u use the brass gongs? in philippines, we call them kulintang
http://www.kulintang.com/kulintang.html
http://www.kulintang.com/kulintang.html
Ha ha! In Sabah 'kulintang' is called 'kulintangan'. In Sarawak it is called 'engkerumong'.
Sites with Malaysian songs? I'll look for them...I know some famous local pop songs, but is not sure which site have them.
haha that is really cool Dream! 
i wonder what else we have so in common with each other 
i wonder what else we have so in common with each other
QUOTE (dalawapo @ Jul 23 2004, 11:59 PM)
haha that is really cool Dream! i wonder what else we have so in common with each other
i wonder what else we have so in common with each other A lot more, dalawapo. A lot more, probably waiting to be discovered.
why do we not discover them then! 
here is another:
here is another:
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A barangay is the smallest local government unit in the Philippines and is very similar to a village. Municipalities and cities are composed of barangays.
Each barangay is headed by a barangay captain (punong barangay) who leads the barangay council (sangguniang barangay) composed of barangay councilors (kagawad). Every barangay also has a Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) (Youth council), composed of the SK President or Chairman and SK Councilors, who direct the youth-oriented activities, such as basketball leagues, in the barangay.
Historically, the term barangay refers to a community of around 50 to 100 families. The word itself comes from the Malay balangay which means “boat.” This connection between community and boat supports theories on the history of the pre-colonial Philippines, that being, each original coastal “barangay” formed as a result of a single or a group of settlers arriving by boat from other places in Southeast Asia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barangay
Each barangay is headed by a barangay captain (punong barangay) who leads the barangay council (sangguniang barangay) composed of barangay councilors (kagawad). Every barangay also has a Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) (Youth council), composed of the SK President or Chairman and SK Councilors, who direct the youth-oriented activities, such as basketball leagues, in the barangay.
Historically, the term barangay refers to a community of around 50 to 100 families. The word itself comes from the Malay balangay which means “boat.” This connection between community and boat supports theories on the history of the pre-colonial Philippines, that being, each original coastal “barangay” formed as a result of a single or a group of settlers arriving by boat from other places in Southeast Asia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barangay
QUOTE (NitaKang @ Jul 23 2004, 04:12 PM)
Hmm ..we also have something similar to that instrument played during New Years.
Javanese/Hindu influence for sure.
Anyways, I tried looking for Malaysian songs but could not really find any sites. I've heard a malaysian song and it had and Indian vibe. Heh not sure though, I probably got it confused with Burmese music.
I was watching the Travel channel earlier. That fast music flow goes with the way the Javanese dance motivates along with. Quite spectacular.
i seen a balinese dance company using the gong gamelan and the sounds are very haunting and the movements rigid
For you NitaKang, have a listen to the internet radio on this website:
Malay traditional songs: Radio Sejarah Melayu
Just a taste of some of our music, you can also hear the gamelan, very Indonesian.
I attended a keroncong concert in KL while home on hols, and there was an Indonesian troupe from one of the Javanese kratons. Very well done, graceful and energetic in turns!
Malay traditional songs: Radio Sejarah Melayu
Just a taste of some of our music, you can also hear the gamelan, very Indonesian.
I attended a keroncong concert in KL while home on hols, and there was an Indonesian troupe from one of the Javanese kratons. Very well done, graceful and energetic in turns!
Is kulintang the same as 'kolintang' in Indo?? I know it but I've never seen it.....
Kulintang fronm Sabah, Malaysia
A Minahasan kolintang,North Sulawesi,Indonesia
so are there any malaysian love songs, that u can link me to so i can download them and listen?
i love filipino love songs and filipino love stories.
i want to know what malaysian love songs sound like! maybe i will love them...
anyways, are many malaysian songs about islam?
i love filipino love songs and filipino love stories.
i want to know what malaysian love songs sound like! maybe i will love them...
anyways, are many malaysian songs about islam?
Most Malay songs are not about Islam. I can't find a site that only have love songs. I hope this website is good enough.
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Sands/3153/lagu.html
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Sands/3153/lagu.html
thanks Iron_malayan! but i dont know which song is good AND they are RAM files, i dont know what that is or how to play them! 
Do you Kazaa ?
wan some nice malays one ? go kazaa for them ...
Glenn - Januari
Misha Omar - Bunga -bunga cinta
Siti nurhaliza - ???? ( too many i cant remmeber )
Man Bai - Kau Ilhamku
Glenn - Januari
Misha Omar - Bunga -bunga cinta
Siti nurhaliza - ???? ( too many i cant remmeber )
Man Bai - Kau Ilhamku
no i dont kazaa, thats illgeal, can someon tell me how 2 play RAM and RM files?
QUOTE (dalawapo @ Sep 28 2004, 03:20 AM)
no i dont kazaa, thats illgeal, can someon tell me how 2 play RAM and RM files?
So what if Kazaa is illegal ? I mean, it's not like the police will arrest all individual users one by one.
QUOTE (adri4n @ Sep 28 2004, 03:03 AM)
wan some nice malays one ? go kazaa for them ...
Glenn - Januari
Misha Omar - Bunga -bunga cinta
Siti nurhaliza - ???? ( too many i cant remmeber )
Man Bai - Kau Ilhamku
Glenn - Januari
Misha Omar - Bunga -bunga cinta
Siti nurhaliza - ???? ( too many i cant remmeber )
Man Bai - Kau Ilhamku
Wassup adri4n. You Malaysian?
can u guys just link me to a good malaysian song? perfeerabllhy one sing by a girl!
Google "siti nurhaliza"
Here´s one malay Hip-hop+"dikir barat" style song perfome by group "ahli fiqir"
this song title "Angguk-angguk , Geleng-geleng" means "nod your head , shake your head".. hahaha..
Angguk-Angguk,Geleng-geleng.mp3
this song title "Angguk-angguk , Geleng-geleng" means "nod your head , shake your head".. hahaha..
Angguk-Angguk,Geleng-geleng.mp3
ok This song is a wedding song often played/sing at malay wedding ceremony.. i once volunteered to sing this song with my friends at one of my friends relative wedding´s day.. i really like this song.. 
wedding song titled "Kompang Dipalu"
Click here To listen
wedding song titled "Kompang Dipalu"
Click here To listen
here´s Malaysian National Anthem Song but in rock version (instrumental)
Happy 48th Independence Day To Malaysia 31 August 1957
MERDEKA!!!
Click Here To Listen
Happy 48th Independence Day To Malaysia 31 August 1957
MERDEKA!!!
Click Here To Listen
Cool interpretation of Negaraku!! I like! Now who's gonna sing it then. Maybe Ratu Rock Ella and Papa Rock Ramli Sarip. So what if he's Singaporean?
Now who's gonna sing it then. Maybe Ratu Rock Ella and Papa Rock Ramli Sarip. So what if he's Singaporean?
who´s Singaporean??
I think there´s no need Ella or Ramli sarip to sing rock version of "Negaraku".. i think it is more energetic when played at school assembly... but it just a dream.. hehe..
I think there´s no need Ella or Ramli sarip to sing rock version of "Negaraku".. i think it is more energetic when played at school assembly... but it just a dream.. hehe..
Ramli Sarip orang Singapore lah. Unlike M Nasir he didn't convert his citizenship.
Yeah, would love to hear the rock version in school assemblies....once in a while. The current version is just fine. Anyway, my fav patriotic song is the one that goes: Sungguh gemilang negeriku.... yang ku puja oh tanairku.... etc blablabla... biar putih tulang jangan putih mata. Never fails to stir the patriotism in me.
Yeah, would love to hear the rock version in school assemblies....once in a while. The current version is just fine. Anyway, my fav patriotic song is the one that goes: Sungguh gemilang negeriku.... yang ku puja oh tanairku.... etc blablabla... biar putih tulang jangan putih mata. Never fails to stir the patriotism in me.
Owhh.. now I know Ramli Sarip is Singaporean.. silly me
err , i don´t catch what patriotic song you sing above.. UMNO song maybe??
by the way here´s one Indian-Malaysian song , this song makes me want to dance all the time and a bit funny.. 2
from Tamila Boys "Goyang-goyang"
Click Here To Listen
err , i don´t catch what patriotic song you sing above.. UMNO song maybe??
by the way here´s one Indian-Malaysian song , this song makes me want to dance all the time
and a bit funny.. 2 from Tamila Boys "Goyang-goyang"
Click Here To Listen
QUOTE (rx7boy @ Aug 27 2005, 07:14 AM)
Owhh.. now I know Ramli Sarip is Singaporean.. silly me
err , i don´t catch what patriotic song you sing above.. UMNO song maybe??
by the way here´s one Indian-Malaysian song , this song makes me want to dance all the time and a bit funny.. 2
from Tamila Boys "Goyang-goyang"
Click Here To Listen
err , i don´t catch what patriotic song you sing above.. UMNO song maybe??
by the way here´s one Indian-Malaysian song , this song makes me want to dance all the time
and a bit funny.. 2 from Tamila Boys "Goyang-goyang"
Click Here To Listen
Eh not UMNO song la! I've never been to an UMNO gathering nor am I a member.
The Tamil song was so funny! There's another Indian song that I like.. not sure if it's Tamil or Sikh. It goes Suraangaaniiiii, suranggaaanniii, suranggani etc.. and ends with va va va va va va va va va!! And the singers will flap their hands and all!!
It was always performed by the Indian guys at our school national day celebrations. One of the traditional songs.
My favourite patriotic song is the original version of PAHLAWANKU.
My favourite Malay ballads would be;
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title. but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title.
but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"
QUOTE (caramel @ Aug 29 2005, 06:51 AM)
My favourite Malay ballads would be;
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title. but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title.
but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"wow .. all songs you mentioned above are all about LOVE
I think you´re romantic kind of person..
QUOTE (rx7boy @ Aug 29 2005, 10:01 PM)
QUOTE (caramel @ Aug 29 2005, 06:51 AM)
My favourite Malay ballads would be;
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title. but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"
"Belaian Jiwa" Innuendo
"Getaran Jiwa" by the late wonderful and respectable P Ramlee
"Kau Ilhamku" Man Bai
"Aku Cinta Padamu" Siti Nurhaliza
and one song from Nora but it's pretty old and I kind of forgot the song title.
but I believe it would be "Di Persimpangan Dilema"wow .. all songs you mentioned above are all about LOVE
I think you´re romantic kind of person.. Haha. How I wish I was. But then it's just that somehow Malay pop and rock songs are not that ear friendly.
I have to agree with you 2
I don't listen to Malay pop and rock at all cause their styles never change.
It's always the same tune or the same rhythm.
Boring
2 I don't listen to Malay pop and rock at all cause their styles never change.
It's always the same tune or the same rhythm.
Boring
After all this while my favourite song is still Sengsara by Ezlynn.
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a malaysian folks song...
Lagu tiga kupang
saku penuh padi
enam ekor burung
masuk dalam kuali
bila sudah masak
burung nyayi saja
tentu sedap makan
beri pada raja..
raja dalam rumah
buat kira-kira
suri dalam dapur
makan roti gula, hoi!
dayang tepi kolam
mahu jemur tepung
datang burung hitam
patuk batang hidung...hidung...
hidung...hidung...hidung
hidung..hidung.........(please continue until you feel bored)
i wonder who create this song.
Lagu tiga kupang
saku penuh padi
enam ekor burung
masuk dalam kuali
bila sudah masak
burung nyayi saja
tentu sedap makan
beri pada raja..
raja dalam rumah
buat kira-kira
suri dalam dapur
makan roti gula, hoi!
dayang tepi kolam
mahu jemur tepung
datang burung hitam
patuk batang hidung...hidung...
hidung...hidung...hidung
hidung..hidung.........(please continue until you feel bored)
i wonder who create this song.
berkorban..apa saja...
harta ataupun...nyawa...
itulah..kasih mesra...sejati dan mulia...
:singing:
harta ataupun...nyawa...
itulah..kasih mesra...sejati dan mulia...
:singing:
i think Mawi is the famous single malay singer rite now.
every song he'd been sing suddenly be at the top of the chart.
...Aduh Saleha
every song he'd been sing suddenly be at the top of the chart.
...Aduh Saleha
oohh...i thought that oh saleha is an old song when i first heard it..but then..wow...he really was meant for that song...i mean the song was really meant for him!!!
He should be gratefull because the song is a gift by the sifu M Nasir..
yup...i just wish he wont change who he is now
M. Nasir has a tendency to make Arabic sounding songs.
that is after he promoting nusantara melody..he is a a genius at tuning a melody and re-arrange sound to a new fresh contemporary music.
i like m daud kilau songs because our names almost the same
Juliet The Orange. An alternative female band from Malaysia. didn´t heard any new news from them these days but back in new millennium year, I always listen one of their song called "Quizzical". And one of my friend always sing along in my car and dance gracefully when i played that song and its annoying but funny i wonder what happen to her now..
Everytime I listened to this song it always remind me of happy time in Ipoh and the streets where i usually drive
click to listen :- http://media.putfile.com/Juliet-the-Orange---Quizzical
i wonder what happen to her now.. Everytime I listened to this song it always remind me of happy time in Ipoh and the streets where i usually drive
click to listen :- http://media.putfile.com/Juliet-the-Orange---Quizzical
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