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ITT: Iconic riffs
Iron Maiden - The Trooper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEWLbgqCkUk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkysjcs5vFU
children of the grave
i'll start
>>66002737
also
Demilich - Nespithe
Ata Kak - Ooba Sima
Acid Bath - When The Kite String Pops
Mayhem - De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
Brainbombs - Genius and Brutality - Taste and Power
Klimperei - Les Plus Belles Valses de Klimperei
Posts artists who trigger /mu/
>>66002733
sting is a universal trigger
he probably even triggers himself
he's like the higgs boson of triggering
When did you realize that this is the greatest achievement of emo in the 21st century so far?
always thought their first album was better T b h
that one's still good though
>>66002637
really don't understand the hype. it's technically interesting but the songwriting is balls and the vocals are incredibly grating. and not even in the charmingly naive way of midwest emo.
>>66002707
>songwriting is balls
how could someone think this.
Is this album actually good?
No
It's actually amazing
>>66002704
I just can't seem to get into it. I've tried several times but I always end up finding it boring.
>>66002770
try laughing stock. it's just better, however contrarians will tell you otherwise
Is Clutch not the most wonderful band on this green Earth?
Do any of their other albums top Blast Tyrant?
They're one of my favorites, great taste anon. What's your favorite and least favorite album of theirs?
>>66002701
Although Blast tyrant is also my favorite, they've put out plenty of great albums since then.
What the fucking fuck were they thinking? Two horrible albums in a row, are they dead already /mu/?
CHz and PW were pretty good imo. Why don't you like them?
>>66002579
No, because they saved their work from the early 2000s.
>>66002631
>not muh MPP2
>not muh earlyanco
>not muh noise
pick any of the above
Tell me about Richard. Why he's putting his creepy grinning face on everything.
>>66002466
Most techno back then was just a blank sleeve, or something plain and boring "techno minimalist" looking. So to differentiate himself and make his covers more interesting he put his face on them.
>>66002546
But he's certainly have a fascination with ugly and degenerate stuff.
MBV really misled me because I associated it with bullet for my valentine and assumed it was either screamo/emo at first. Same thing with NIN, I assumed it was entirely heavy metal. Any other examples?
Grimes
>>66002490
I thought Grimes would be grime
Bullet For My Valentine > My Bloody Valentine
Why did Glenn Gould hate Chopin?
He made damn sure everyone knew exactly what he hated and why he hated it, but when it came to Chopin the only thing I've ever heard him say is "it goes in one ear and out the other". This is strange since all the other composers he hated were verbally assassinated one way or the other, be it an exhaustive deconstruction of their music or a venomous joke. What's even stranger is that Gould was notoriously intolerant of musical bombast, "heroism", and extraversion in general, Chopin being perhaps the only composer who never dabbled in these things. Add to that Gould's obsession with counterpoint and Chopin's obvious command of the form - op 32/1 and 55/2 being prime examples - and it becomes one of Gould's most enigmatic aspects.
Does anyone know?
>>66002375
didn't he also record some chopin? I remember it to be irritating to my ear
>>66002375
chopin is the most plebian shit i ever heard
>oh its muh piano
>oh here hear me bang shit on the keys
>bang bang
>somehow sounds so fucking bland
>oh but its chopin
>it must be good then
>get the fuck out
>fucking faggot
>shit on my dick i heard more interesting shit
>on
>the
>fucking
>toilet
banging!
>>66002827
wow
>When a band has 687236452 drummers
>>66002245
>When a band has
>>66002344
>drummers
>>66002341
you did what I was going to do but didn't because I didn't do it
also you failed
>When a band has
>>66002384
>drummers
It's like if Sgt. Pepper was shit and wasn't a travelling circus show but instead a kids pantomime to teach them the ABCs. What absolute rubbish.
>>66002234
kids pantomime to teach them the ABCs aesthetic >>>>>>> traveling circus aesthetic any day of the week m8
>>66002234
Cabin essence, surfs up, heroes and villians, wonderful all sound like kids show stuff? Get out normie you dont belong here
>>66002329
Yes, all those songs have that aesthetic. Especially Barnyard and Mrs. O'Leary's Cow
/mu/tants upload a track of them playing an instrument to Vocaroo, and then we layer the tracks on top of each other, and it becomes a song.
todays rules
>key
C
>BPM
70
>my contribution
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1hvVLhPt1rh
>my chords are
Am, G, Am, F, G.
>last song
>>65977867
https://clyp.it/z5zygdxt
bump for good luck
bumping as well
bumping myself
Just started listening to this for the first time.. Was the lucy in the sky reference really necessary?
>>66002188
Yes
>>66002188
>Let There Be More Light includes cryptic references to science-fiction stories, the 11th century rebel Hereward the Wake, The Beatles' song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and one of Pink Floyd's early light show operators. While the oblique lyrics contrast with the more direct style that Waters would later adopt, the historical and popular culture references tentatively pre-figure the overt political sentiments of later Pink Floyd and Waters solo releases.
from wikiped
>>66002188
it was '68 everyone was doin iiiiiiit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJNgvS-sA-s
thoughts?
>>66002173
Aw sweet I love Undertale
They're getting too old for this shit
It deviates from their usual fare a bit. I don't know if I like it or don't yet. I was disappointed by Comedown Machine, but this is looking good.
