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		By: Nadine		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Sep 2021 20:40:22 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://www.nadinedemacedo.com/en/music/ten-albums-that-influenced-me/#comment-46&quot;&gt;Joseph Rubiano&lt;/a&gt;.

Glad you enjoyed my list, Joseph!

I guess most people missed my other side, because most of my pop and rock songs were nothing but a piece of paper and a MIDI file for many years. It was hard for me to make a selection, because I bought most of my music collection around 2001 – 2005. So I picked the ones I listened the most and which opened a new realm for me. Just imagine, I never heard of indie rock before, but after I listened to Bloc Party, I came across bands who made me import CDs from UK. Today’s influences are even more broad. Maybe it’s worth another post when the new songs are online.

In my honest opinion, “Wherever you will go” is not the best song of The Calling since it’s based on a chord progression you heard a thousand times. “Somebody out there” is way better in terms of songwriting. Check it out!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://www.nadinedemacedo.com/en/music/ten-albums-that-influenced-me/#comment-46">Joseph Rubiano</a>.</p>
<p>Glad you enjoyed my list, Joseph!</p>
<p>I guess most people missed my other side, because most of my pop and rock songs were nothing but a piece of paper and a MIDI file for many years. It was hard for me to make a selection, because I bought most of my music collection around 2001 – 2005. So I picked the ones I listened the most and which opened a new realm for me. Just imagine, I never heard of indie rock before, but after I listened to Bloc Party, I came across bands who made me import CDs from UK. Today’s influences are even more broad. Maybe it’s worth another post when the new songs are online.</p>
<p>In my honest opinion, “Wherever you will go” is not the best song of The Calling since it’s based on a chord progression you heard a thousand times. “Somebody out there” is way better in terms of songwriting. Check it out!</p>
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		By: Joseph Rubiano		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Honestly I never imagined that you have a diverse music taste. I met you as a trancy producer, so I missed to know your Pop/Rock side, and of course your major influences.

In my case, I never had a strong band or music producers as an influence that pushed me to this musical universe, I always listened to what I liked (especially dance music). So from your favourite trance albums I pick up ATB &quot;Dedicated&quot;, there are so many memories from my trancy days.
About the Depeche Mode album, &quot;Enjoy the Silence&quot; and &quot;Personal Jesus&quot; have been my favourites.

I really like Coldplay&#039;s album, &quot;X &#038; Y&quot;! I don&#039;t know how to explain what I feel when I listen to it, but I really got great vibes like being in a story, in a nice conversation or something that makes me forget this version of our lives.

The Calling &quot;Wherever You Will Go&quot; &#060;3
It has a nice feeling!


Nice blog post!
Cheers]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Honestly I never imagined that you have a diverse music taste. I met you as a trancy producer, so I missed to know your Pop/Rock side, and of course your major influences.</p>
<p>In my case, I never had a strong band or music producers as an influence that pushed me to this musical universe, I always listened to what I liked (especially dance music). So from your favourite trance albums I pick up ATB &#8220;Dedicated&#8221;, there are so many memories from my trancy days.<br />
About the Depeche Mode album, &#8220;Enjoy the Silence&#8221; and &#8220;Personal Jesus&#8221; have been my favourites.</p>
<p>I really like Coldplay&#8217;s album, &#8220;X &amp; Y&#8221;! I don&#8217;t know how to explain what I feel when I listen to it, but I really got great vibes like being in a story, in a nice conversation or something that makes me forget this version of our lives.</p>
<p>The Calling &#8220;Wherever You Will Go&#8221; &lt;3<br />
It has a nice feeling!</p>
<p>Nice blog post!<br />
Cheers</p>
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