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What artists define Canadian music today? (pg. 4)
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JPH
Although it's not exactly "today" music, Gordon Lightfoot will always be the one artist that I think of as "Canada"

As for current music, I don't really find myself attributing artists with their nationality, and I'm not sure if it's me being lazy, or that I'm just hearing too much commercial, blah music. lol
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by JPH
Although it's not exactly "today" music, Gordon Lightfoot will always be the one artist that I think of as "Canada"

As for current music, I don't really find myself attributing artists with their nationality, and I'm not sure if it's me being lazy, or that I'm just hearing too much commercial, blah music. lol


Most current music we listen to doesn't have a nationality associateed with it. I don't think the artist being from Canada makes it Canadian Music. I agree...someone like Gordon Lightfoot you associate his music with Canadian Music...same with Stompin Tom and The Hip.

Does anyone really think Barenaked Ladies or Nickelback represents Canadian Culture and Canadian Music??
Stilez
in that case..Joni Mitchell & Neil Young (as previously mentioned). Also Anne Murray & Rush
LKD
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Most current music we listen to doesn't have a nationality associateed with it. I don't think the artist being from Canada makes it Canadian Music. I agree...someone like Gordon Lightfoot you associate his music with Canadian Music...same with Stompin Tom and The Hip.

Does anyone really think Barenaked Ladies or Nickelback represents Canadian Culture and Canadian Music??


how do you define canadian culture? all i can say that distinguishes canadians is a passive aggressive mentality
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by Stilez
in that case..Joni Mitchell & Neil Young (as previously mentioned). Also Anne Murray & Rush


I would agree with these names.
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by LKD
how do you define canadian culture? all i can say that distinguishes canadians is a passive aggressive mentality


in all honesty I don't know how you would define canadian culture
LKD
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
in all honesty I don't know how you would define canadian culture


there's just too much diversity based on immigration to pinpoint.
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by LKD
there's just too much diversity based on immigration to pinpoint.


If we can't pinpoint canadian culture then I find it hard to say what is Canadian Music. Canadian music is very different in every province....even if you take immigration out of it canada is very diverse in its culture from province to province.
LKD
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
If we can't pinpoint canadian culture then I find it hard to say what is Canadian Music. Canadian music is very different in every province....even if you take immigration out of it canada is very diverse in its culture from province to province.


oh definitely. But, correct me if I'm wrong, I think Matt's real question is of icons of Canadian origin.
yankeeBaby
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ChemEnhanced
The original question was

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Originally posted by The Ear
What band or artist defines Canadian music for you?


So we first have to figure out what is Canadian Music...not which artists are Canadian. I just don't think we can say what Canadian Music is as it differs too much from province to province.
ChemEnhanced
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Originally posted by yankeeBaby
Apparently *NOT* Deadmau5.







:haha: :disbelief


definitely not....sure he is canadian but his music doesn't represent Canada....when I hear any track of his I don't think...hmmmm that reminds me of canada
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