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What's some good Independence Day music?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAh-tryma9A
Published on June 29, 2016
>>66150749
Dvorak- New World Symphony
Weezer-The White Album
3x3 weekly bitches
go
http://www.tapmusic.net/
Yo reply to me!!
>>66150649
try Ex-Cult maybe
ITT: albums where the back cover should have been used as front cover
I have a pirated copy of FL Studio, A Volca Beats and a JU 06.
How do I become the next Autechre, /mu/?
throw all of that out and learn max/msp
>>66150176
w2c?
>>66150161
Honestly just sequence them both to your daw.. add a little reverb and you're there.
what would frank zappa think about the state of modern music?
he would ay:
Im GAY.
then he would post on /MU/:
pitchfork Cuck. Haha!
And then...
he'd make a mock rap album with exaggerated parodies of misogny and violence
it'd probably be cringe
Probably think it's just as bad as he always thought it was.
J U S T
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S
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entry level memer detected
Reminder that Wildflower is being extremely well received outside of /mu/ and currently has a 3.81 on RYM.
See OP, where you fucked up is thinking you can learn how to meme from /tv/
Spend a few months at /s4s/ and you'll improve.
Do you make playlists /mu/?
>inb4 rockism
no im not gay and if i was id be fucking boys not making playlists
>>66149984
>listening to individual songs
Yes.
No.
SWEDEN YES!
Recommend me more edgy music?
>>66149556
I already have Humble Cannons
messaien
feldman
julius eastmann
>Baby you can drive my car
>Yes I'm gonna be a star
>And baby I love you
>Beep beep, beep beep, yeah
>>66149498
>A Day in The Life
>Was told when she was young that pain would lead to pleasure?
>Did she understand it when they said
>That a man must break his back to earn his day of leisure?
>Will she still believe it when he's dead?
>There are places I remember
>All my life though some have changed
>Some forever not for better
>Some have gone and some remain
>All these places have their moments
>With lovers and friends I still can recall
>Some are dead and some are living
>In my life, I've loved them all
those feels
A while back I came across this music video from a Japanese band which I can't recall. The song was kinda heavy metal/death metal, and the singer kept picking her nose until it bled, and collecting her boogers until it formed a large ball. It had kind of an ero guro vibe to it. Would be nice if your helped me to identify it.
<pic unrelated
Are you going to masturbate to it anon
>>66149436
Sounds like Midori but probably not Midori
I've never listened to Midori
>>66149731
Yes. It gets me rock hard.
>dangermouse
>deadmau5
>modest mouse
>mouse on mars
>john maus
>>66149321
Essential Mouse-core?
>mouse on the keys
>Mice Parade
Where do you get your inspiration from ?
...Many people have done it before you and many more will follow your lead. You will know if you are meant to grow, morph, and change into some new and improved version of yourself by the reoccurring theme of those tiny little imaginal cells creating inspirational thoughts within your mind...
...make huge changes in yourself to become less like the caterpillar and more like the butterfly, then know that you are not alone...
>>66149304
I wallow in my shit and then look for pictures in it
Empire Of The Sun
https://youtu.be/u49iJdXovIA
>>66149344
>Double Helix Dubs
Dendrites (from Greek δένδρον déndron, "tree") are the branched projections of a neuron
Generative art systems can be categorized as being ordered, disordered, or complex. Here complex systems are those that have a mixture of both order and disorder and typically exhibit emergence
Another sleepless fucking night, rec me some music that might actually give me a fighting chance. Preferably calming instrumental/non english albums, or albums with lots of long ambient breaks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcjAFF8wGHo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg0cmhjdiLs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f45HRs9I5os
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8m9IvRaQ9E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZWMrzKkvqo
drone album by Sunn O))). Towering wall of bass/low feedback that has been my fall asleep album for the past year. usually asleep just 5 minuets into it, try it out
https://sunn.bandcamp.com/track/black-wedding
DUBS PICKS NEXT ALBUM (NO REPEATS,FAKES, OR STUFF SO OBSCURE I CAN’T FIND IT)
VOLUME 5
Albums that constitute repeats:
>Jason Aldean - Old Boots, New Dirt (3/10)
>Animal Collective - Hollinndagain (8/10)
>Major Parkinson - Major Parkinson (7.5/10)
>Songs from the Crystal Cave - Steven Seagal (4/10)
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Review of “Songs from the Crystal Cave” by Steven Seagal
What do I even say about this one? For starters, one of the big things that this album was obviously trying to do was be multi-genre, and at least they were trying to induce some variety. However, there are a few levels of genre-bending. One level is to almost create a new genre that nobody else has heard before. The second level is to combine two genres simultaneously and seamlessly. The third level is to have multiple different genres, but at different times, but having it all be either very well executed or boundary pushing withing the genre. And finally, you have the level of Songs from the Crystal Cave: take the most bland *cliches* (there’s that word again!) from each genre and only ever do that.
I was almost disappointed that Steven Seagal isn’t actually a totally horrific vocalist, or at least he isn’t after the producers did whatever they did with the raw recordings. The genres range from country, to soul, to reggae, to the blues. It gets a small bit of credit for this ambition, but my God are the songs extremely boring. They have just enough for you to be able to tell that it falls into such-and-such a genre, and the rest is based off of the same moralistic ballad. The songs are EXTREMELY overlong, and the repetition is ridiculous. The lyrics are also extremely ridiculous.
(contd.)
I can’t help but think that this album is the epitome of low effort with high budget. Everything sounds as crisp as a professional studio can make it, and the songs are skeletons of all of the most tired techniques that signify each of the genres that it tries to explore. Not revolting, but I couldn’t wait until it was over.
4/10
DUBS DECIDES NEXT ALBUM. WILL STAY TO SEE WINNER THEN REVIEW WINNER TOMORROW.
https://www.discogs.com/Jon-Rose-Hollis-Taylor-Great-Fences-Of-Australia/release/2609413
http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2007/10/shoko-asahara-s.html
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