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Hi /mu/, I'm a singer who's been in a few small bands and recently I've decided to adopt and perform as an alter ego character, akin to what Bowie did with Ziggy Stardust and the Thin White Duke. Got an ideas?
I'm a girl, btw.
The thin white camwhore. Show your butthole to the audience every show and call it a commentary on internet culture.
>>61758498
this
>>61758498
/thread you have your answer op
So I listen to bands that sing in higher pitches, like almost falsetto high but its not and I really want to have the ability to sing like that
An example of this is tame impala, at the start he sung quite low (check out 'the sun') and then in lonerisn he sounded like a mix between MJ and Lennon, I want to be able to have a range like that and is wondering if anyone has any tips
Also I've tried YouTube videos but they ramble on about bullshit
You could always just record that shit and then chipmunk it like Kanye
>>61758362
tighten your vocal chords and just try as hard as you can
>>61758362
try pic related
Prove this isn't the best album of our time.
Pro tip: You can't
Muh arpeggios and muh reverb
Pic related is far superior
Radiohead has become super under-rated here. Like hip-hop in '09 /mu/
As hyped and talked about as they are, they're still an amazing group of artists that have consistently made groundbreaking contributions to [pop] music.
People get caught up on, say, the electronics not being as adventurous as autechre or aphex twin, but I'd honestly contend that if they actually wanted to, they could've made music like that. But that would be missing the point. The point of radiohead's music often lies in restraint, especially when it comes to experimentation. And proper restraint, as genius as it is, is something rarely recognized.
Hey /mu/nsters, im a bedroom producer and I make EDM and i need some song ideas to remix into a good dance track. Any song youve heard that you always thought would sound good as a dance track? Comment the song and possibly a link?
kill yourself and record it
>>61758253
>EDM
Stop
>>61758253
Can you do something with pet sounds? Would sound dope OP
>"How can you hate Muse if you like Radiohead?"
How can you like music is if you like radiohead
Well? Answer the question OP.
I thought this radiohead/muse meme died awhile ago
Is it fair to say that Bowie in the video for Heroes is the coolest thing ever?
What about a new Bowie meme!
Check this out:
https://youtu.be/-wCLmrap83E
Cocaine and the Ebow made this song wonderful.
>>61759445
I hope you die painfully
ITT: post albums which are, dare you say it, underrated by /mu/
Any album that's not on the /mu/core chart
>>61758081
personally prefer this to you forgot it in people, bud
The American jazz legend passed away today, surrounded by his family.
who :)
Don't fucking do that to me, man.
>X passed away today, surrounded by his family
I know this is a meme at this point but fuck, we can all only hope to be so lucky. Tons of musicians died shitty deaths.
>talking to 9/10 qt
>ask her what her favourite artists are
>"David Bowie, Beach House and Radiohead"
>mfw
i knew it was too good to be true
whats your top 3
>>61758078
David Bowie, Beach House and Muse
>>61758078
Loren Connors, Robbie Basho and Graham Lambkin
ITT: Songs that make you cry. (Not based on lyrical content necessarily)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnhrZreab_s
Bedhead https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EU3zNTzkaNM
bucketheads colma and electric tears can do it for me usually
daily reminder that this exists https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8FF34F57653610C3
listening to this thing either way http://www.universaledition.com/Pierre-Boulez/composers-and-works/composer/88/work/2468
thought i'd heard most boulez works but this one doesn't ring a bell
What're some good recordings of his sonatas?
tfw you might get to study composition with a good composer
How good 86/100 on metacritic anyways?
It's about a B.
86/100 on metacritic is pretty damn good.
Anything above 80/100 is definitely great by that site's standards
>>61757862
TPAB is the highest rated on there and it's about 96.
So an A- probably.
It's a 9/10 for me personally.
What was his name again?
Dimestore Dave
Dingedcar David
Daniel Dedtstone
Women are stupid and I don't respect them
>>61757743
RAAAAAPEEEE RAAAAPPPEEE
>>61757743
MUH SOGGY KNEES
>>61757743
OYYYY VEYYYYY ANTI-SEMITE
Is there a differnce between 'Classic Rock' and good rock that just happens to be old?
>>61757709
radioplay
Classic rock is the shit that's played on radio stations.
'classic rock' is a term that generally refers to rock from the period of around 1965-1975
