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This is so much fucking better than I expected it to be. Plebs listen to this? I'm honestly surprised.
>>63681281
Plebs don't listen to it anymore
>>63681287
I know a few personally.
Sonically it's overwhelming how advanced it still sounds now, this is like the era of ace of base but it basically hasn't dated a day soundwise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d73tiBBzvFM
crayon pop edition
*vomits*
>>63661216
forgot my picture
the crayon brotherhood is on a roll today..
Rate, rec, etc. Can anyone recommend me some good contemporary choral?
all black people are going to hell
>>63680530
good taste
Essential Video Game OST? Can't find an Essentials chart.
>>63680416
Streets of Rage OSTs are god-tier. Start with two, if you want crazier shit go to three, and if you want more disco-ey stuff go to the first one.
If you want more general chiptune recs I can give some, but they aren't actual soundtracks
>>63680416
Yeah, Megaman has some choice tracks. Pokemon. Def check out Earthbound. Lots of Final Fantasy stuff.
It usually works out if a game is good it's often got a good soundtrack.
Splatoon recently. Jet Set Radio is awesome.
Anything Mario, lots of Nintendo stuff really.
I really like the Lovely Planet OST.
Nuclear Throne.
Can't help you too specifically sorry.
ITT: Musicians who's deaths will absolutely crush you.
Realy only VDP and BW for me.
>>63660100
You tbqh.
Brian Eno.
Once you get started edition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfLZ0TWsKiA
come in here, share some groove, and talk about funk, soul, go-go, boogie, disco, breakdance, protorap and whatnot !
what are you listening to these days ?
any shows you have been to/will attend in a near future ?
any release you recently enjoyed/are currently waiting for ?
is james jamerson the best funk bass player?
>>63679720
my preference would go to Bootsy, for legacy and such, but he sure scores well in the race. if I remember correctly, he played on like 90% of the Motown releases during the seventies, something I got to respect him for
Rare pleasure - Let me down easy :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoBLRYgNmXI
>>63679833
Yeah Bootsy is also a fucking monster.
BTW I have funk bass books on my computer, if anyone's interested let me know and I'll upload them, my upload speed is atrocious so it's gonna take a while but I'm glad to help
>favorite vidya
>favorite album
Ico
pic
crash bandicoot warped
pic
ape escape or majora's mask
melomeal edition
old thread:
>>63652083
Post what you are listening to RIGHT NOW or be forever cursed with memes in metal generals
I was just listening to the first Bosse-de-Nage, the one that collects earlier demos; it's not bad at all. It still has the 90s post-hardcore influence but it's significantly decreased, the vocalist is more -but not completely- traditionally wretched and it's nowhere near as emotionally saturated. It sounds more like a second wave band that has heard some Sonic Youth or Fugazi.
Music for having sex?
Songs About Fucking
>>63675559
Philophobia - Arab Strap
Seriously. It's great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNRcYf06iMs&ab_channel=M19xSentiment
I realized about one month ago how powerful and complex music is. I used to think music was only the catchy shit you hear on the radio or billboard top 50. Anything different would sound like noise. Now, I can put it on the same level as literature, cinematography, paintings, and sculpture. How the fuck was I so ignorant /mu/? I feel like I have wasted so much time looking at a blank wall.
When did you get to appreciate music on a deep level /mu/ and what popped your cherry (album or song)?
>25 years in, and The Great Gig In the Sky.
While Any Colour You Like is instrumental, it has been speculated that the song ties to The Dark Side of the Moon concept by considering the lack of choice one has in human society, while being deluded into thinking one does. It is also speculated that the song is about the fear of making choices. The origin of the title is unclear.
The first half of the song repeats the same few notes on the keyboard except they play it faster, slower, backwards. and forwards to create the illusion of listening to different things. It cleverly shows how people are mislead into thinking they are deciding how their life will run, but that is not the case as society forces you to take a certain path. Note its position on the album, too. "Us and Them" is about paranoia, immediately following this is "Any Colour You Like" and then "Brain Damage", finally Eclipse. Any Colour is the nervous breakdown that comes in between the onset of paranoia and the "brain damage."
The song used advanced effects for the time both in the keyboard and the guitar. The VCS 3 synthesizer was fed through a long tape loop to create the rising and falling keyboard solo. David Gilmour used two guitars with the Uni-Vibe guitar effect to create the harmonizing guitar solo for the rest of the song. "Any Colour You Like" is also known (and is even listed on the Dark Side guitar tablature book) as "Breathe (Second Reprise)" because the song shares the same beat (albeit somewhat funkier and uptempo) as the album's first song "Breathe". It has also nearly the same chord sequence just transposed a whole step lower from E minor to D minor.
The reason why I have fallen in monogamic love with this tune is due to its perfection. The production behind it is unmatchable by any standard. The synthesizers take front row for most of the production, and the guitar/bass/drum combo serve as a base. In my mind, this is what a song should try to achieve if it wants to be perfect.
https://youtu.be/_83urK9rO4U
Sounds gay, but I think Death Grips actually widened my view on music and how different it can be. Now I really appreciate music as something more, not just a catchy shit, but as an art and self-expression. But with that there is also the fact that I can't go back to listen to some entry-level shit, there is only going deeper
>>63675209
I had an experience like this, but with Fugazi instead of Death Grips
it's that point where you realize the conventionally "ugly," or abrasive, can still be artful and, in fact, beautiful. I think anyone serious reaches that place, but with different artists
RYM // Sonemic thread
>>63674771
this is pretty accurate except for jackson c frank, why the fuck is that on there?
I need to wash out my ears from that last album
https://rateyourmusic.com/~Montie_Ray
i kinda wanna make this one semi-serious. like i know a bunch of us on here are musicians and it'd be nice to not just make a meme.
as usual, dubs for song titles, 69 for album cover, trips for album name excluding 666, which gets you band name
Only Shallow
hmmm.
>Captain Memeheart and His Meme Band
>>63673680
I just had to try for those 666s, sorry ope
aaaaanyway
>Rip my Pants Off, Baby
last.fm isn't dead i swear.... edition
http://www.last.fm/user/NANCHONS
http://www.last.fm/user/lukukekeleluluk
http://www.last.fm/user/jcivit1
Miracle edition!
x for hyosung
can you think of any kpop songs with ebow...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBE8QXqVdrg
Post girls that would die if they gave birth
ITT: Moments that absolutely destroy you.
>You came walking down the sun shone through the trees
>Would you really rush out?
>>63673189
This whole fucking album kills me. Fuck this album
>the entirety of Baby Birch
>>63673082
every time I see this fucking album, I have to listen to it again. you saved me from listening to some more avant garbage, thanks OP
![aosq[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/hnFm74w.jpg "aosq[1]")
