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  • in reply to: New MBD Album #870862
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    Not Impressed! Very Dissapointed!

    However his Kulom Ahuvim album was amazing!!!

    in reply to: What is your favorite Yaakov Shwekey song? #870766
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    Don’t even know where to start, too many favorites… but i would have to say Mehaira…

    in reply to: GOOD MICROPHONE #870832
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    it really depends ur budget, but the Sure Beta 87 is a really good mic but very costly..

    in reply to: favorite singer #874573
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    Shwekey is by far the best!!!!!

    Then of course Avraham Fried and Shloime Daskal…

    I actually just heard this new singer Avi Begun who just released a single called “Dayenu” and he’s already one of my favorites, got huge potential!

    in reply to: Chuppah songs ….??? #873104
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    Mi Adir – Vehi Sheomdah (Shwekey) or You Raise Me Up (Josh Groban)

    Mi Von – Boee V’shalom (Shwekey) or Yedid Nefesh (Abie Rotenberg)

    Im Eshkachech – Shwekey or Shalsheles Junior

    in reply to: best music band for weddings #872556
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    Freilach is the best by far…

    in reply to: When did Avraham Fried become "Avremel?" #745323
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    His name was always Avremel Friedman. He changed it to Avraham Fried as a performer name. The people that really know him call him by his real name which is Avremel.

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    They were both amazing concerts but I think that the 2008 concert video was more professionally done than 2010. Vehi Sheomda was better than Refuah, but Kol Mevaser was better than Shefa Rav.

    in reply to: Which Singer Would You Choose To Sing At Your Wedding? #743789
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    If I can afford it Shwekey would definitely be my first choice. If not there is a new singer in town Avi Begun who is amazing. I just saw him at a wedding and he really is awesome (and supposedly very affordable).

    in reply to: 10 Jewish Music All-Stars #739543
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    Or just Shwekey by himself. That’s enough!!!

    in reply to: 10 Jewish Music All-Stars #739542
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    No specific order:

    Shwekey, Avraham Fried, Ari Goldwag, Shloime Daskal, Dovid Gabay, MBD, Gad Elbaz, 8th Day, Benny Friedman, Avi Begun (upcoming artist)

    in reply to: voice training #745171
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    I heard there is a guy whose last name is Einhorn who is a professional voice teacher in Brooklyn. He teaches a lot of big Jewish singers.

    in reply to: Your Favorite Composers #900368
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    Yitzy Waldner is almost on every album

    in reply to: Your Favorite Composers #900365
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    Yitzy Waldner is definitely the best composer in the past decade. He has the most hit songs!!!

    in reply to: I can't fall asleep #735281
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    sleeping pills

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730374
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    The main issue is not that you are less religious because you wear jeans, that shouldn’t make a person less religious, rather it’s the way people perceive you and like said previously, people judge based on the way you look without knowing who you really are.

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730369
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    Reply to Mikehall12382:

    I know it’s crazy but this is what shidduchim has come to!!!

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730363
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    Reply To The Wolf:

    I don’t think it’s modern and I did not come up with the term “Modern.” This is what I’ve been hearing from people and I was wondering myself what that meant. Anyways I was leading this into shidduchim because it’s 100% true that some people won’t go out with a guy/girl if they wear jeans, even if they are on the same page. That’s what I was trying to get out of this. Does this make sense? Is this because it’s more “Modern” or “Perceving someone of being less religious,” I don’t know, and that’s what I’m trying to get out of this.

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730358
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    Reply To Estherhamalaka:

    I definitely agree with you

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730353
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    Reply to The Wolf:

    What I’m trying to say is that many judge a book by its cover and by wearing jeans people automatically think the person is more modern (I guess you can say less religious in their eyes), because a really religious person wouldn’t. But there are many people who are religious and still wear it. So if there is a girl/guy that wears jeans, should this stop a shidduch from continuing because its not the standard of a religious person even though some do?

    in reply to: Is Wearing Jeans Considered Modern #730348
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    Also is there anything wrong with a religious girl wearing a jean skirt?

    in reply to: Best Songs For 2nd Dance #725578
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    rock is anachnu maminim, melech, zacreini na, yerushalayim, chazak, etc.

    in reply to: Best Songs For 2nd Dance #725575
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    It is the disco/hora set. The 1st dance is usually freilach. If there is a 3rd dance then that is usually rock, if not rock is played towards the end of the 2nd dance.

    in reply to: ur favorite leibedik song(s) #725503
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    shefa rav (shwekey)

    yiree (shwekey)

    hein am (shwekey)

    koli (shwekey)

    And:

    Shehechiyanu & Menagen

    in reply to: Most Moving Jewish Song In Your View #1096997
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    Birkas Habayis was composed by Baruch Levine and originally on

    Aish II

    in reply to: Dor Yesharim #726402
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    I completely agree. Why not do it before they start going out? If they start liking each other and not compatible what’s the point? I don’t understand why people wait until its going well. It just does not make sense!

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #725963
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    Absolutely Not

    in reply to: Would you marry a smoker? #725961
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    That should be mentioned before they even go out!!!

    in reply to: Macabeets To Join Shwekey At Beacon!! #725245
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    Not a Fan

    in reply to: Most Moving Jewish Song In Your View #1096993
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    Most Heartfelt:

    Probably Elokai from Moshe Laufer sung by Dudu Fisher

    in reply to: Yaakov Shwekey – Libi Bamizrach Album – Rau Banim #725198
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    Best song on the album

    in reply to: Who Would You Like To See In The Next Hasc Concert? #816785
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    Yaakov Shwekey and Avraham Fried

    in reply to: MONEY MONEY MONEY #725286
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    With no real education, the easiest way to make nice money is real estate or investing in the stock market. Otherwise Accounting, Actuaries, CEO, CFO, COO, Construction, Engineering, etc.

    in reply to: Favorite Simcha Drummer #1117767
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    Avrumie Shreiber

    in reply to: Double dating #725509
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    That usually happens when 2 friends are both not so interested in going out and they say to each other if you go i’ll go and they agree to go together. This is never really done in the shidduch world.

    in reply to: What car should I get? #724996
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    what is your budget?

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725151
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    Reply to Bein Hasdorim:

    And on top of all this, the shadchan was surprised herself because it came out of left field with absolutely no warning up to this point!

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1219014
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    Most pleasant to listen

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1219013
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    The quality of the voice

    in reply to: Cutoff Point When Dating #725141
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    Reply to Bein Hasidorim:

    I definitely agree with you.

    Btw this was a a story I heard from someone and I was really annoyed because hashkafa and looks were both good. It was just a feeling that the person had that they only seemed like really good friends. It doesn’t make sense to me and I don’t know how people plan to move on with that attitude. If something is going well, keep on going. If there was something wrong then it was really minor which should not be the cause of a breakup!

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724888
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    If it doesn’t work out then it doesn’t matter if you didn’t tell your friend, well sort of. If it does work out, then that’s kind of disrespectful to a close friend of yours for not bringing it up, especially because you knew your friend still had strong feelings. I guess you’re not a true friend!

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1219001
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    I understand that Avraham Fried and MBD were the kings of jewish music. They still are amazing now but Shwekey has definitely taken over as the new king of Jewish music. No question about it!!!

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1218988
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    voice

    in reply to: Dating Someone Your Friend Went Out With #724859
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    Reply to Derech HaMelech:

    You are right to an extent but if it does work out then your friend would wonder why you didn’t tell her. I understand that this is more important than a friendship, but at the same time that is going behind a friends back and it should not be approached that way. If it’s just a friend, then maybe. But if it is a good friend then this is not the way you should end it. Unfortunately, there are cases where real good friendships end because of this.

    Even better, I know of a situation where someone dated a person and the family did not approve. They ended up getting married. The question remains, family or future family?

    I understand family is more important then friendship, but its the same concept. You shouldn’t put yourself in a situation that’ll possibly end off worse for one. You should discuss beforehand with your friend and if your friend says No, and it’s your bashert, trust me it’ll come around again somehow.

    in reply to: Best Jewish Singer #1218981
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    I meant orthodox jewish singer

    in reply to: Being a shadchan for friends #725689
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    I hear you but most people say that just to get out of a situation easily. The reason why the mother didn’t want it will never change. In a case like that I don’t think there is hope. In a general case where they are just not interested, then what you said before could might make sense but still don’t think it’s right because that’s giving them false hopes. In this case, it doesn’t seem like it’ll ever happen again.

    Sometimes a lie is allowed and I wouldn’t really call it a lie anyways. If you told him the truth it might make him worse and that could probably lead him to go off the derech. So, in this case, you could possibly be saving his life by not telling him the truth.

    in reply to: Paying For The Dates – Split The Cost #724516
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    Maybe the next time you go out on a date bring this up. I’m sure she’ll give you good advice 🙂

    in reply to: Being a shadchan for friends #725685
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    Reply to popa:

    That would just lead him to think that he might have a chance in the future. Many people do that and that’s not right. You are giving him hope that it might happen again, and what are you going to do if down the road he tries and she’s available. What are you going to say then.

    in reply to: Being a shadchan for friends #725683
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    Instead of making him feel rejected which can put someone in depression, the best approach would be to tell him that after looking more into it, I don’t think she is for you. If he asks why then just say after thinking about it I just don’t see it working out. Leave it at that and just don’t discuss anything further.

    in reply to: Meet the shadchan or just send a resume and picture? #724192
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    If one has the opportunity to meet the shadchan then do it. It is better for you because then the shadchan will get a better feeling of who you are etc. By just talking on the phone, she will get some info, but by meeting in person she will also get to see your real personality. Also it’s easier to come up with a name when one sees another opposed to just talking on the phone.

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