No.97
What does you pet think of
https://www.musicforcats.com/ ?
I might try it on stray cats, but they are pretty wild here and easily frightened by humans.
No.101
They just used the meme of classical music and added purring, then label it music for cats? Is it this easy? This more likely is just music for cat lovers and might just irritate cats since they should need to find out which other cat is purring all the time they have not spotted yet?
So would really be interested what cat owners can report.
No.102
>>101https://www.musicforcats.com/the-science - what they say
> might just irritate cats since they should need to find out which other cat is purring all the time they have not spotted yetJust thought of it when saw TV for cats. It shows birds all the time. Isn't it annoying, constantly showing prey which can't be caught? "Висит груша – нельзя скушать".
No.103
Some of you may now one of the most influential ambient albums from Brian Eno "Music for Airports"
The Black Dog released an ambient album called music for real Airports recently. Bold move but it's actually pretty good
https://duststoredigital.com/album/music-for-real-airports No.106 KONTRA
>>97I didn't notice any sort of a reaction from my cat. I'd consider that music for the cat-less.
>>103Listening to that album right now, thanks for linking.
One of my favorite songs, also by The Black Dog:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_tHZdI50h8 No.498 KONTRA
>>495I lack high octane music.
t. low energy person
No.505
>>492Blues…emo…folk…grunge…dreampop…(sigh)…my hard game is soft. Try this:
RISE OF THE NORTHSTAR - Here Comes The Boom (Official Music Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySORA33T--E No.549
My AI overlords served me this song today. And I love it. I'm a sucker for terrible (German) zoomer music of whatever genre this is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjS21RQLLmw>>519Thanks!
>Dreamgirl - Teenage BlueVery nice. Reminded me of Tennis, though can't figure out what song specifically. Here's something if you haven't heard them before:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a6ycPWW_kYAnd that Rise of The Northstar song brought me back to Pleymo. It's been a long time. Anyways, they're pretty good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJYFZnPPr-Q No.556
>>549>TennisI hadn't previously heard, thx. Enjoyed and will dive deeper. The video you linked wasn't available for some reason, but found another upload:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBBWeUePTHcHm, it's also tagged #RLBurnside. Same record label; I loved his album "A Bothered Mind", which isn't so much 'his' album as it is his old stuff remixed with hip-hop beats. Funny that RL didn't like it, but came around:
>One last question: how does he like the remixes of his music that Fat Possum has put out? 'At first I didn't like them too much,' he says. 'Then I saw how much money they were making and I got to liking them pretty well.'https://www.theguardian.com/music/2003/nov/16/popandrock2https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mO6SYUxCw2tEoRHWN12HgtC8JCtSSgmWo No.558
>>492>Post music that GOES HARD!Okay, finland edition:
*Nicole - 8442*:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=LjPPCAeUKKo*Huoratron - $$ Trooper* (see file, if uploading this webm works)
No.565
>>106Liked that one, would also make a good background track for a scary horror shooter game level.
>>368No idea about the songs, but I liked that static pic in the last video.
>>494Mother of dog, those videos were nothing short of epic. Why did they both run away at around 1:15 in the first video? At first I thought bolice had arrived, but I can't see any. Maybe because of the flares?
No.597
I've listened to this more than once in the past week:
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=mi106DZJhuQ No.666 KONTRA
Another successful recommendation by Apple Music®, Joeyy. Has a couple of "good" songs. Think he's one of Sam Hyde's goons. Strange.
Trigger warning: zoomer musichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5c_iA_2OiWw>>656Do you find yourself using Shazam often? In what sort of situations? I tried it once and it failed do identify the song.
No.670
>>666>zoomer musicEven with fair warning I still found myself unprepared.
Shazam is a Radio ErnstIwan listener's best friend. Outside of that, I rarely use the service and rely on the old standby of googling lyrics. Screenshots are made so that I remember to look up artist's later; Shazam remembers your history, but pics in a common folder are a more prominent visual reminder.
No.673 KONTRA
>>670>Even with fair warning I still found myself unprepared.I'm so sorry. It's like these artists are aiming to make some sort of post-ironic, post-music music. Don't understand why I like it, but I really do. Unfortunately I can't link this stuff to anyone I know for it would be too shameful. Thank God for anonymous bosting.
>Shazam is a Radio ErnstIwan listener's best friend.Oh, but of course. I mostly prefer bad music or ambient, so it's rare I really like a song on EC radio. Agree on the point about the screenshots. I'd do that as well if I'd use Shazam.
No.687
>>659I did a bit of research and it looks to me like they won some *-idol show in indian television and are now recognised as proper singers who go on tours even. No professional concert recordings available though and it seems no album release either. They're called "Nooran Sisters".
No.691
>>673>Thank God for anonymous bosting.No one can know
how many times I've listened to this songlil peep - gym class
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heJNHYCSsIc No.911
For some reason the "Mix of the Week" i get from Spotify every week always has finnish music in it. I don't know why Spotify thinks i like finnish music, but it is right.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXjeTXXhKxwIt also has a tendency to give me german language music by non german bands and stuff where the lyrics are spoken.
Is Ernst listening to music recommended by a algorithm? Does it work for him as well as it does for me? No sarkasm involved, Spotify is doing a surprisingly good job
No.912
>>911Iirc I learned about this band solely thanks to the algorithm:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qexObTa7ZIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0Vz0cxdy2YAlso it's very helpful with music on unusual languages, where I can't search for anything myself because of language barrier:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fF6RVAviHY4(and yes, also Finnish)
But usually it recommends songs of the bands which I listen to anyway. And does it quite well. Or recommends some mediocre post-punk shit.
No.914 KONTRA
>>911>Is Ernst listening to music recommended by a algorithm?For me it's almost exclusively algorithmically recommended music (as well as algorithmic music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1BzGaz62PE ). I listen to weekly lists compiled by Apple music, check out artists or albums it shows on my "For You" tab and listen to "Ernst's Station" when I'm outdoors, cooking, etc.
No.958
>>914I think it’s diverse for me. I often go through youtube recs, but I found a few artists based on what other artists I liked on bandcamp recommended.
Plus recommendations from friends.
Like how I’ve been listening to Feindflug’s album titled “Volk und Armee” and it’s a sick hardcore electronic album that I would have never found if a friend on discord doesn’t link it.
No.1012
I'm ill, can't sleep, and for some reason I felt like listening to "All I Need" by AIR.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpahYJ7UpP4In the process I found out it's been 25 years
and two months since the release of Moon Safari.
No.1289
>>1283Did you make a typo and wanted to write 15+ years?
Five years ago I was already ripping everything in FLAC and I wasn't aware you could even get 128kbps MP3 anymore from downloads.
But it also depends on how it was ripped. Some of the older ones have noticeable artifacts, but most of it is absolutely serviceable for earplugs and such.
But yeah, everything below 128 is noticeable even on cellphone speakers.
No.1297
Working on a playlist of upbeat happy songs. Not really my thing but giving it a go. What I've got so far- heavy on pop. Post 'em if you got 'em.
>>1289Everything prior to 2017 is organized in one folder- all sorted and such. Everything after is in another- kind of a mess. I think that's when I switched PC's.
>>1290Imagine not writing your own audio script to load all music into a single large buffer before play effectively removing your processor from the loop. smh.
No.1304
>>1297Wow, I know a whopping six songs from this list
No.1305
>>1304Seven. What do I win?
No.1314 KONTRA
>>1304Zero.
I've heard of blink182, but not this song.
No.1318
>>1304>>1305>>1314The most important song to know is this, from the era defining
Fast & Furious franchise. Not the best movie of the bunch, but one of the best songs:
Tokyo Drift - Teriyaki Boyz [ MUSIC VIDEO ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuJDhFRDx9M No.1324 KONTRA
PiterFM has playlist of like 50 songs (of 10 bands) which they repeat over and over. It's impossible to listen to it for an hour without stumbling upon of these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zz9jioWmOIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_SQSl_eEx4>>1318I was wrong, I know 1 song.
No.1624
Listened to
Arcade Fire's debut album
Funeral. Indie rock. It's good. I am not the first person to say this.
Arcade Fire - Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU_2R1rjbD8 No.1957
Lady nipples (and tight tummy)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmxqAjh3WIYPeng was a better album No.1963
>>1957Damn, Marilyn Manson got gender reassignment surgery?
No.1970
>>1957If you like that aesthetic, check out pvris:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=tvHjUpHTfO4Also not bad musically if you like that genre, I guess. Not my home turf, but this track in particular has grown on me.
No.1972 KONTRA
Thought of this song and video with all these
[REDACTED]s pestering the Burger about the pancakes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxvrvxgk4N0BASED GOD No.1975
>>1966She's actually performed many times down the road from me but I've never been able to see her for this or that reason. Many such cases.
>If you've got it, flaunt itIndeed. And if there's one consolation to the coming summer heat it's the bodies.
>>1970To this day I still don't understand what yewtu.be is. Does it just block view counts or something else?
No.1981 KONTRA
>>1975yewtube is an inviduous instance, of which there are many that all do the same thing: The are a proxy between you and youtube.com. You can watch videos there without google/alphabet seeing your IP address (if you enable video-proxy in the settings) but it also allows you to see the videos without seeing any comments or recommendations or ads or ever enabling javascript.
Actually, it's more than just a proxy; their servers will relay your search request to youtube, parse the page returned to extract only the relevant parts (video url, some of the text like video description, thumbnails, etc) and then construct a new webpage from that data.
The same exists for twitter (eg. nitter.nl) or reddit (eg. teddit.net). In all cases you just take the original url and replace the domain name (replace youtube.com with yewtu.be but leave the rest of the URL as it is). Here is a list of invisious instances you can chose from, I'm only using yewtu.be because the url is so easy to remember:
https://redirect.invidious.io/ No.2061
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OD_6bAHQW24I think I'm ready for the summer now. Fug I didn't save any money at all for holidays abroad.
>>2052Is Americana popular in Finland? I know you have Leningrad Cowboys etc.
No.2063 KONTRA
>>2061I'm not sure about the definition of Americana, but if we're talking similar to Leningrad Cowboys I'd point to these:
Hurriganes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8-49XjyC9Uhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGCviZAdxeYHanoi Rocks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aM4BqmRA9WMUsed to be on the radio all the time
when I was, a young boy.
>>2062Shoegaze-y, not bad.
No.2069
90's alt-rock out of Canada which I recently heard on the car radio and decided to run down. Great song, great album.
The Tragically Hip - Bobcaygeon (Official HD Video)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6QDjDPRF5c>>2062More psychedelic than my usual shoegaze/dream pop but rate highly. 8/10.
No.2217
>>2127Black metal, but instead of harsh vocals
Panopticon has a banjo and folksy drawl. Nice.
No.2228
Glass harmonica, invented by Benjamin Franklin. Doesn't sound impressive, but much better than you would expect from rubbing glass.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8njeKyBv2wInsane how many different instruments there are:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_musical_instruments No.2229
>>2228>Insane how many different instruments there are:Without looking I'd guess most are percussion. How far off am I?
No.2230
>>2229First impression seems the wind instruments are the most numerous. Making a bone flute is certainly easier than making a drum.
Note: Banging two bones together is NOT an instrument.
No.2233
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvNqNgHAEysThe chorus in the beginning is (sacred) harp singing, I wish I could listen forever. Unluckily what I can find on youtube under harp singing does not come close to this ancient-like sound I want to be showered in.
No.2502
>>2441We can only hope aliens react in awe as well when they hear it, as it is part of the golden voyager record. Though Chuck Berry's Johnny Be Goode may fix that netherless, or the epic gamelan or panpipe music on the record as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEzcFXRKHUw No.2539 KONTRA
It's so good
https://youtu.be/lVjG90PvnyM?t=428I love this instrument
No.2627
No.2633
>>2629That sounds like a mix between power metal and glam metal. And sure enough, looking up Visual Kei on Wikipedia puts it close to that category.
Not bad tbh, thanks.
Some more time on Wikipedia and I find picrel. Hell yeah, I'd be down for a hairmetal revival with Japanese-imagined Louis XIV-aesthetics :-DDD
No.2804
>>2751>Andrey Vinogradov - Reverse DanceChecked this one out yesterday, very good. Also the chick
>>2750 is hot, seems she's german. This raises my chances to meet and marry her about 0,000001%, nice!
No.2826
>>2441The ability to sing like that is a basic job requirement sopranos. It takes considerable voice training in addition to natural talent.
Who Sang The "Queen Of The Night" Staccatos The Best?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNYws1PNCH8 No.2836
>>2826>Who Sang The "Queen Of The Night" Staccatos The Best?Cristina Deuketom was best followed by Natalie Dessay.
>>2828>What do you think of The Skin Receiver?Ladytron meets Veruca Salt.
Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch [Official Music Video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTTwlAT_AwUVeruca Salt – Seetherhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRkb6DQhGs8 No.2870
Found a user on archive.org who uploaded a couple dozen albums, including a number of
Greatest Hits compilations. I was looking for
Billy Joel because
My Life has been getting heavy radio rotation on my commute and is stuck in my head. Anyway, his file descriptions were....unique.
Nirvana - In Utero>I used to listen to Nirvana a bit but as of recent I haven't listened to anything by them. I think this makes me better than people who do listen to them.Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies>Alright, all the files should be here but even if some are missing I made sure the best ones aren't. Anyway this is an epic album and shows why Irish people are better than most other European cultures.Led Zeppelin - Mothership>Led Zeppelin music sounds like it was made by woodland elves who got ahold of an electric guitar. Pretty epicBob Segar And The Silver Bullet Band - Greatest Hits>Off the bat, "Old Time Rock & Roll" is a compete banger. Also, Bob Segar's hair in the album cover for "Stranger in Town" looks very fluffy.George Harrison - Let It Roll>I personally like some of George Harrisons personal work better then a lot of the beatles songs. Other than that, "what is life" is my favorite song of his. Unrelated question, was he the dude who preached peace and then went home to beat his wife or was that another one of the beatles?Jackson Browne - The Very Best Of Jackson Browne>Never listened to anything by Jackson Browne. Hell, I don't even know who he is. If you know who he is then please tell me.James Taylor - The Best Of James Taylor>Just like Jackson Browne, I haven't the foggiest idea who this guy is, but I know some other people might like his music so I'm posting it.Imagine not knowing former president James Taylor, smh.
https://archive.org/details/@garfield404 No.2871
>>2870You forgot to mention Rush and Weird Al
No.2939 KONTRA
>>2870>James TaylorI don't really care for his own brand of laid-back adult contemporary music.
No.2990
Great entrance theme, tbh.
Shinsuke Nakamura - The Rising Sun (Entrance Theme)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJjZM5zFGuA>>2939James Taylor isn't as laid back as people think. Now here's the deal: he's going to play, and you're going to sit there and like it!
No.3346
A song that I hated the first time I heard it, but now love:
The Drones - Shark Fin Blueshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvFKQrlaIfgA song which I loved the first time I heard it, but now hate:
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros - Homehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHEOF_rcND8The Drones vocal style didn't immediately appeal to me, but when it clicked they rapidly became one of my favorite bands. For the
Magnetic Zeros, while I initially found
Home pleasantly quirky, as the novelty wore off that charm turned into annoyance.
What song or artist has ernst done a complete 180° on?
No.3463
>>3346I had prejudice against "Гражданская оборона", thought that it's something like "Король и шут" or "Сектор газа" because it was listened to by the same social group (back then).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3Tpm1LyXfMI didn't like "4 позиции бруно" at first, because singer makes his voice sound faggier and nastier than it actually is (which is justified)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AByf1jZ71GUI started to hate this song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6rrTROoZIwbecause for some reason it starts to play after every playlist. Worse than alarm clock's melody.
No.4214
Where do you find music to listen to?
No.4215
Amy Macdonald. This Is the Life. 2007 album. Loved it. The 2008 deluxe release was a bit of a letdown, as it included a number of live tracks which were not as good as the studio versions. She seems to sing in a deeper tone on stage. Her cover of
Fairytale of New York was good, and only falls short when compared to the Kirsty MacColl original.
Barrowland Ballroomhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5VEsg7VfE8Mr. Rock And Rollhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSddK-IXyTI>>4214Youtube algorithm, archive.org users(if a user has uploaded a good album, it's worth checking their profile for similar), something will occasionally catch my eye on reddit's music subs, and also ernst ofc.
No.4247
>>4214Back in the day /mu/, rym, allmusic. Now mostly Spotify algo and playlists (based on mood, genre etc.) & recommendations on twitter or from friends.
>>3463GrOb/Egor Letov is fucking based. Just the right mix of punk don't-give-a-fuck attitude, political content and literary lyrics. My favs are:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrGdFx5wRBw (the line на кухне свинеет моя одиночь never fails to send me)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I0V5nQ5AU8 for sth deeper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Te33x5dlRA and this one just an all time banger
No.4248
>>4247I started listening music according to flowcharts from /mu/
https://4chanmusic.fandom.com/wiki/FlowchartsThey're bullshit tbh. For instance, all 4 charts on Pink Floyd recommend to start with "The dark side of the Moon" which is lame unlike "Wish you were here" or "The Wall".
Still better than nothing.
No.4262
As mentioned in some older music thread, I don't really care for Waters Floyd, it's all just MUH DADDY MUH WAR.
My favs are Wish You Were Here and Animals.
No.4383
Canadian blues vocalist Betty Bonifassi's 2014 self-titled release consists largely of songs traditionally sung by slaves and prisoners.
SLĀV, a theatrical production based on the music, followed in 2018 but was shuttered after charges of cultural appropriation. The album lives on. 10/10.
Prettiest Trainhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyDdPI6THx8Go Down Old Hannahhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKtMOuMcGzchttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SL%C4%80Vhttps://globalnews.ca/news/4879330/slav-show-returns-to-stage-as-quebecers-grapple-with-race-and-representation/ No.4386 KONTRA
>>4383>cultural appropriationHas to be the single most retarded retard anglo concept that they have managed to spawn so far.
Here's something slightly related, Dom Flemons of the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
No.4652
I'm too retarded to listen classical music, can't keep such complex patterns in my head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4wBG8BWbYg - Nutcracker is the only suite which I managed to. Maybe because I'm quite familiar with it.
> Nazism need its own Bob MarleyCould Douglas Peers qualify as such?
https://youtu.be/_7Q94GP013s?t=43https://youtu.be/oPgwrEDIEfINo, he's not popular enough for that
No.4655 KONTRA
>>4654I hate them because in 90% of cases there's some retard who coughs into the recording.
No.4661 KONTRA
>>4655For classical music live recordings are usually worse, agreed.
No.4666
>>4654>What does Ernst think of live recordings?Love them for all the reasons you mentioned. While I can't say that I prefer them to studio masters, at least not always, I like to hear different versions of a familiar song. Radio and TV studio performances are also good for this, combining the slightly different take by an artist with high quality sound.
A favorite of mine:
Everything Everything live from Old Granada Studioshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYAFCVlLWIkKEXP is a gold mine:
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile - Over Everything (Live on KEXP)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crBoMS8t9FQ No.4672
>>4654Very rarely do I prefer the live RECORDING over the studio version. Some Slayer songs, but that's it.
I prefer live over stereo, but I prefer studio recordings over live recordings, exactly because live is live and having a recording of an experience is not the experience.
Exceptions include music dvds. Watching Pantera touring and doing shit with a bunch of drunk friends has always been a very enjoyable experience.
No.4813
Latest earworm I acquired during my studies into Shostakovich:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShNMmc7GIk8
>The Fall of Berlin, Op. 82: Stalin at Berlin AirportIt's from the soundtrack of a soviet film from 1949. It's the piece for the finale where after the fall of the Reichstag, Stalin arrives via plane, clothed in a white tunic, and the people greet him with giant portraits with slogans, singing his praise as the great teacher and leader.
In the hindsight of 70 years I don't know what the actual, visual effect of the scene on me is:
https://youtu.be/eVp7Nf6pQnI?t=4136 (Mosfilm has the entire thing on youtube with English subtitles but it's over two fucking hours long.)
I find the song really catchy though. I don't pay attention and suddenly start whistling it. If I had to say why, it's probably the "bending" of the tune at the end of the vocal lines, giving it this heroic flavour.
The whole soundtrack is kind of good. It's not Shostakovich's best work, but his actual style shines through the basic-bitch tunes the war setting demanded.
Which says to me that he could never put just 50% of effort into anything he did. He was always putting 100% into it. And that's why it's so odd to listen to his "official" pieces. They are still very good, have his signature style and it never feels like he didn't put much thought into them. But regardless, he actively disliked these works.
It's really hard to keep reading this biography sometimes. Apparently when they premiered his ~40 minute long oratory piece titled "Song of the Forests", which praises Stalin as the "Great Gardener", he went to his suite in the hotel and cried.
(Though the piece would later earn him a Stalin Prize, first class, which also meant 100k roubles.)
No.5320
>>5304You won't trick me. That's not shoegaze, that's Britney Spears reversed and slowed by 5 times.
t. lover of such tricks
No.5368
>>5320So, what about 2015 and beyond? Did the author behind this picture die, get bored, or what?
No.5375
Re shoegaze, loveless didn't impress me that much on my re-listen except for "when you sleep" which was by far my most listened track:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcOhXThqh_0Also sharing some albums by Boris and Fennesz that are broadly shoegaze-y that I re-listened to today and really enjoyed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtEDW1hvKBIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roqJF6pubzkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skygudx8Rrshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luKqybLrBho>>5368My guess is that there's been so many flavor-of-the-month microgenres since then that it's probably pointless to try and keep track
No.5477
>>5368The question is when the picture was made. There are two options.
1. It could be made in 2014 or early 2015. Author just didn't know what will be popular next. And then with time the picture acquired comical effect.
2. Or it could be made few years after 2015 ironically. The earliest search result I've seen in Google and Yandex is from 2017.
No.5568
Let's talk a bit about Stockhausen.
Pioneer of electronic music, weird-ass extremely-high-concept music creator and generally batshit insane (and/or a very effective troll).
Soft cunts will gasp at his comments regarding the 9/11 attacks.
For beginners, an interesting experiment: String music in helicopters. The sounds of the engines and rotors are part of the piece, as is the video transmission from the cabins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ykQFrL0X74"Sirius" is basically space music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJfI_wwLbQsAnd I personally like this one - "Lucifer's farewell", part of "Licht" (which also the helicopter quartet is a part of)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNrgH1xSNoI personally find his work more interesting than e.g. John Cage's.
Obviously a big difficulty with his works is that you can't just "listen" to them, because they were usually only part of a whole multimedia package, especially within the opera cycle "Licht" (that the helicopter quartet is also part of), where e.g. there are pieces that can't be listened to in their entirety because they're being played in different rooms. Oh, and the operas together have something over 20 hours of music and never been played in their entirety.
No.5669
Since everyone posts music on Fino-Ugric languages:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_3mxaF33Kk No.5766
Elvis live recordings are incredible. Full musical backing, chorus singers, and audience interaction add layers not found in studio recordings.
ELVIS PRESLEY - Sweet Caroline (Las Vegas 1970)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueLVWeFdX7kElvis Presley - Burning Love (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SUC8sdP5eIElvis Presley - Jailhouse Rock ('68 Comeback Special)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqBdTn3_0Rw>>5746Great
Helter Skelter cover. Unique opening
and ending.
No.5772
>>5771>guilty pleasures.Only gay homosexual fags have "guilty pleasures".
I enjoy the music of Lana Del Rey and Mariya Takeuchi as well as Kassierer, Scissor Sisters and Journey and I will proudly advertise that to anyone asking.
No.5774 KONTRA
>>5772Thanks for sharing, fag.
No.5777
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wzh7IZeGP1II'm too old for this but the chorus is catchy.
No.5778
>>5773That's just a classic! You need to come up with something else buddy.
>>5775Love it. Always makes me want to replay Need for Speed Underground games.
>>5777LGoony on the EC. Epic. Used to listen to this quite often:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2su-1t1wZA No.5796
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x15VXqpJgAThis song kills all of K-Pop and is why North Korea will always stay best Korea.
No.5817
>>5771Actually breddy gud idea.
>>5784Not bad, don't see how that could be considered a guilty pleasure.
Here, have my nohomo selection (and serious contribution to this thread):
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vxkhwJCoq84And speaking of... I do enjoy female voices that can do false-chord or fry screams:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=npp_U5sN_Bk No.5818
>>5777>>5778Meh, I still can't deal with that level autotune. This is fine though for some reason:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=_fM4FLHoGNg>>5779I used to listen to this unironically back in the day. Glad to say it doesn't do anything for me anymore. Kool Savas on the other hand...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=f_jTP1H65LkHow about nostalgia with a twist though?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VITq6ya8yrQ No.5820
>>5818>AntifuchsI don't know that beat, so no nostalgia for me, but it's nice to hear something new from her. Been a favorite ever since "Willkommen im Fuxxxbau".
No.5828
>>5820Not sure if the beat is a reference, but the lyrics and video call back to the 2000s with Eminem and Spears.
And yes, I was delighted when I saw that Antifuchs is releasing a new album and there is even a collab with Disarstar (Heckmeck & Randale).
No.5967
>>5817Anyway, I've posted them before so it wasn't really anonymous post. I also like this album:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fm3qDZeWTsLet's post some retro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db-uYmkGxHA - about a date on a frost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbLXPfhhL_E - about death of an anarchist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WuK1uPFL5o - about our martyr czar whom we betrayed
No.6258
Bob Dylan is such a boring howling moron. No wonder that he has a Nobel price in literature.
No.6332
I have now ≈300 albums saved. ≈100 of them are broken or haven't been listened by me yet. How many more do I need to reach singularity - the point when I forget saved music faster than get tired of it and no longer have to look for new albums?
No.6336
>>6332>no longer have to look for new albumsNever
No.6362
>>6361First one sounds like Atari Teenage Riot if danceable
No.6485
>>6479That was entertaining, thank you very much.
Here is my favourite rendition of this song (by my favourite Indian metalheads):
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=SwgSbJrnCoEWhile we're on the topic of covers, this one has stood the test of time for me:
Postmodernjukebox - Chandelier https://yewtu.be/watch?v=RhXWZoqkb_Y No.6997
>>96It's been reported the lead vocalist for the legendary Japanese band GISM has died. Lee Dorian is reporting as such and it seems others are, too.
https://www.brooklynvegan.com/g-i-s-m-vocalist-sakevi-yokoyama-has-reportedly-passed-away/There will never be a greater testament to the extremity of Punk than
Detestation. Sayonara, SKV. Your contribution to extreme music cannot be overstated. If there is an afterlife, I hope you and Randy Uchida are composing sonic warfare in the heavens:
https://youtu.be/OgENmGF3k-whttps://youtu.be/K6BY9LLkf44https://youtu.be/AmcrA8kdDQwhttps://youtu.be/F-ELJeb_JsMhttps://youtu.be/QduUFWT2dx8https://youtu.be/q6bJG1ZkecI No.7070
For reasons I got into the mood for some goth industrial techno in the past weeks, here are my most precious findings in case anyone wants to know what the pearls of that genre look like (subjective):
Dxrk ダーク - BONES:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=8O9l05_YmgMInto the Pale Abyss - You Can Never Win:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KKVDM0SZYGwXotox - Ich Funktioniere:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=4nj2EqG7ZeAHaus Arafna - Keine Tränen:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=LsBHxUWv5iYKinda fun to do a deep dive into something like this.
No.7185
The latest single from Nati Dreddd has just dropped:
https://youtu.be/Ltq_tFwIPfkFor those unaware, Nati Dreddd is singer from Scotland who has accrued nearly two million followers on TikTok since 2020. Nati's presence there drew the attention of Newton Faulkner who saw potential in this up and coming singer/songwriter and brought her on to OMG-Music with Lottie Jackson-Faulkner acting as her manager. If you ask me, she's a genuinely talented singer who spent a great deal of time honing her craft, and it shows in her live performances. She could play to potentially thousands, if not millions:
https://youtu.be/YbXCNt2cUy8 https://youtu.be/bhEC3keuBlEhttps://youtu.be/QtxYTtAO1Wkhttps://youtu.be/S9iXfSUzcCQhttps://youtu.be/NF6MyzSR-OYhttps://youtu.be/PSu5fb3F-JQhttps://youtu.be/jF7nnvZIiz8https://youtu.be/Cq1Kbl4eNoQAs seen in the interview above, her natural charisma shines through in any conversation she's in where she humorously recounts her journey through music with plenty of amusing anecdotes and witty remarks:
https://youtu.be/5o0dFIz48poWhile romantic ballads are her strength and her covers are fantastic, she needs to broaden her palate to include more personal themes because singing where it hurts earns you lifelong fans. As it stands, she suffers from many of the same problems those contestants who makes it on shows like America's/Britain's Got Talent for a few rounds before going home. They're always in the running but they never win the game. In any case, I sincerely wish her luck and hope she finds a global audience who treasures her.
No.7201
>>7185>DredddWhy so many D?
No.7213
>>7201At the time, it was the only way she could have online handles. Natidredd and Natidred were already taken, so she just added the extra D. She now officially goes by NATI. after accusations of cultural appropriation:
https://www.facebook.com/NatiDreddd/videos/272273632334546/ No.7214
>>7213>after accusations of cultural appropriation:lolwut, 2000AD is genuinely bri'ish
No.7216
>>7215Those are dreadlocks, or "dreads" if you REALLY want to be anal.
Sadly, even the word "dread" has multiple meanings, of which "filthy hair" is not the main one.
Then you have "dredd", which might be counted as some kind of patois spelling of "dread", but that one is also already assigned to a main meaning.
Cultural Appropriation, that's nine years in an isocube for you, creep.
No.7269
>>7201>>7213>>7214>>7215>>7216Her name is a Bob Marley reference which she acknowledges:
https://youtu.be/pytPgMQKuYQ No.7575
This just filled me with a bit of hope for the US, not really sure why:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=iPGvMTqkUok No.7577
>>7575Since you can't seem to stop using that "yewtube" thing (which doesn't give me a preview in dollchan), would you mind stating artist and song title yourself?
No.7578
>>7577Why doubt you Like yahoody-tube? Are you Nazi? A faschist? Alte, aleta, No parmesan! Smash bis knee caps! Heil israel!
No.7581 KONTRA
>>7577that name seems to be a joke from the dutchys.
https://redirect.invidious.io/project seems decent - viewing yt without ads/tracking.
> dollchan previewcan't you add your own custom scripts to dollchan?
No.7585
>>7581>can't you add your own custom scripts to dollchan?No idea. And ALSO no idea if it can read any information out of a yewtube link at all. API and stuff.
>>7578Are you dumbass? Are you so lazy you can't say WHAT THE LINK IS FOR?
No.7589
>>7585I wasn't aware that there was a youtube-preview for you, I've never used dollchan. That's no excuse anyway, giving the title and artist should be a no-brainer, I usually do that but somehow didn't think about it this morning, sorry.
and
>>7578 was not me...
I'm using that particular invidious instance because it has very good uptime and I can remember the URI :-DDD
>And ALSO no idea if it can read any information out of a yewtube link at all. API and stuff.Should be trivial, yt-dlp parses invidious pages using their official API, see documentation here:
https://github.com/iv-org/documentation/blob/master/docs/api.md No.7596
>>7589>I've never used dollchan.On Ernstchan there might not be that big of a difference due to the low posting frequency (relatively speaking) but I couldn't use imageboards without dollchan and its features anymore after having done so for a really long time.
No.7775
Cool Turkish folk music:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CjqMrStUOMkTurk living in France with last name German wow such /int/ No.7797
>>7775Reminds me of Selda Bagcan.
It's amazing how an attractive female voice can even make a language as ugly as turkish soound good.
No.7827 KONTRA
>>7826You simply start with the Jazz Suites, repeatedly. Might as well be fully decadent if one is to listen to this formalist.
No.7880
ernst,
i think i found the song with perfect lyrics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOxS7uIZ_esyes, i consider a technically slowed down version of a single letter as valid lyric.
No.7947
>>7944>bring you joyMachines don't know joy. Beep boop.
No.8272
So, for the past 3 years my favourite DJ has been Sama Abdulhadi. She's from Palestine, which has a sprawling techno scene. In light of recent events I thought now might be a good time to share her music. I find that it is very well suited to listen to while working:
Sama Abdulhadi at Utopia Festival 2021 (Marseille) https://yewtu.be/watch?v=9IrTCtJCmro (
https://youtube.com/watch?v=9IrTCtJCmro)
And here is another one where she is playing for no audience in the desert:
Sama Abdulhadi at Monegros Desert Festival:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=V4lH-KzsQi0 (
https://youtube.com/watch?v=V4lH-KzsQi0)
No.8333
>>8321Not bad. A little tame for my taste but I do like the sound of the language and that makes up for it.
Speaking of, another song that made me appreciated a language is
Herr Mannelig from
Garmarna:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=X_BpmQqErks No.8453
Got addicted to AI covers. It's usually Prophet Sunboy (rocker lolcow with Motörhead voice) or Neco Arc (some weebery).
Animal ДжаZ - Три полоски (Пророк Санбой AI Cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4uz5FROmUwOriginal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spDy95Sww6kDead blonde - Бесприданница (Neco Arc AI Cover)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2sd6yhWcWQOriginal:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfCo1zp1sVUSunboy claims that he
literally sang these covers.
No.8730
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeBq_T0jbxsddg "lyrics" -> deepl
Oh, I've been frustrated for days
I don't feel like doing anything
Not for boozing, not for women
I'm just super down
Hanging around in my shithole
Feeling stuffy, old and stupid
Don't want to go outside the door
And I don't want to see you, [especially]
Where I look far and wide
Nothing but transience
Death is so attached to everything
That you can't escape it
Happiness melts like spring snow
What makes you happy today, hurts tomorrow
All beauty a pale glow
And never will it be any different?
I'd like to shit on everything
And never get a hold of myself
It doesn't matter anyway
Anyone can fuck me anyway
I don't see the point
That I was born
That anyone is born
That everything revolves around itself
Isn't it crazy, man
How deep I can suffer?
No.9816
Van Halen - Ice Cream Manhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2RKWJD5opsHeard this on the radio. Binged David Lee Roth albums. Why Roth and not
Van Halen? No idea. My ratings:
Crazy From the Heat. Debut solo EP. Great.
Eat 'Em and Smile. 1986 follow up LP. Even better.
Skyscraper. Couple of good tracks, otherwise meh.
David Lee Roth - Just a Gigolo (I Ain't Got Nobody)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnArJNkqAt0Ladies' Nite in Buffalo?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMXMiz5j6SgThe Bottom Linehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKhe1JuiPLIhttps://blabbermouth.net/news/david-lee-roth-shares-the-st-that-killed-elvis-song-from-unreleased-2007-solo-album-with-john-5David Lee Roth - The Shit That Killed Elvis (Unplugged)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYEhtf-ZsIs No.9987
somehow got reminded of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFZNvj-HfBUafter listening to the song posted in
>>9977 No.10629
Pretty good dnb that I noticed because of the cover:
Frederik The Curious Frog - Not So Kind 02 EP https://yewtu.be/watch?v=YcuZTYOQYk4 (
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YcuZTYOQYk4 )
No.10691
Pretty cool Grunge/Hard Rock/Punk mixture:
https://diespitz.bandcamp.com/album/teeth-2 No.10710
Punk Christmas song. In November, because fuck you!
Sanktio - Perus Suomalainen Joulukuvaelma (Basic Finnish Christmas Tableau)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsZgBXxl8dE---
Saat jouluna turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on Christmas)Soita vaikka poliisit
(Go ahead and call the cops)Ei ne kerkee kuitenkaan
(They won't make it in time anyways)Saat jouluna turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on Christmas)Saat aattona turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on the eve)Juokse vaikka turvakotiin
(Go ahead and run to a shelters for victims of domestic violence)Et sä kerkee kuitenkaan
(You won't make it in time anyways)Saat aattona turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on Christmas eve)Onnelliset perheet juoksee lumihankeen joulusaunasta
(Happy families run in to the snow from the Christmas sauna)Meidän perhe juoksee suoraan joulupöydästä
(Our family runs straight from the Christmas table)Saat jouluna turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on Christmas)Soita vaikka poliisit
(Go ahead and call the cops)Ei ne kerkee kuitenkaan
(They won't make it in time anyways)Saat jouluna turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on Christmas)Saat aattona turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on the eve)Juokse vaikka turvakotiin
(Go ahead and run to a shelters for victims of domestic violence)Et sä kerkee kuitenkaan
(You won't make it in time anyways)Saat aattona turpaan
(Gonna get your ass kicked on the eve)---
Lyrics self made, no refunds.
No.10833
Now that it's December, let's enjoy some more Christmas music.
Timo Rautiainen ja Trio Niskalaukaus - Tiernapojat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH2TCV3PjE0If you're confused, please see:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_singers No.10839
Ramones are best 'mones
Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)
Does anyone else think the English capitalisation rules are weird? Everything starting with caps BUT words like "to", or "and", or "a"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIhIBFPtnoc No.10857
>>10839Are those actual rules outside of song and film titles?
No.10867
>>10858Truly the most retard language of languages
No.11073
I'm currently enjoying my most recent discovery (despite the edgelord naming): One True God
OTG - Jinn https://yewtu.be/watch?v=jO36Trj3cC8 (
https://youtube.com/watch?v=jO36Trj3cC8 )
And then there is this label I've found called Kannibalen Records, of which every release I've checked out was sick as hell, for example:
Black Tiger Sex Machine (feat. Yookie) - Deathstalker https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KXba7gbknVo (
https://youtube.com/watch?v=KXba7gbknVo )
https://www.kannibalenrecords.com/releases No.11076
>>8333Thank you for this. I've only heard an Italian version before.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Q2FvEb59lQYBrought back some memories for me.
No.11079
>>11076Hey that's pertty cool, wasn't aware there were versions in other languages. I'll be checking out more from Haggard when I'm done with work today, they seem to be right down my alley.
No.12561
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCMhwRzcumESo cringe, but I like it
Reminds me of cybernetics Ernst posting those images
No.12671 KONTRA
I cannot believe this one is 20 years old already
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UIqsujSgqwMakes me think of mornings on the highway in 2014 when I had a job where I was provided with a car and drove around many days of the week. To me it feels like the 2000s are the new 1980s. Oh well.
No.13378
Was expecting a
My Chemical Romance cover. It isn't.
Gin Wigmore - Black Parade - Live NYC Sessionshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpVyiE_D6U8Not disappointed, tbh.
No.14423
Yung Lean and Bladee released a new album (though it's EP-length tbqh). Is Ernst into draining?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sasjvwoKehI#draincelvisibilitymonth
No.14430 KONTRA
>>14423Haven't really enjoyed Yung Lean's music after Warlord with some exceptions. Consequently had low expectations for this but was positively surprised. Not something I'd listen again, though.
No.14437
Castle Rat - Cry for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wAQFNfFN4ECame from the bikini armor aesthetic, stayed for the sound.
No.14575
Lynsey de Paul's first foray into singing the songs she'd write.
https://youtu.be/4wgN1dzfQlU?si=iVJlLDvROx8ROmkGSeems even hard to imagine that one point the sounds of whips cracking would be very racy and propel this song to the #1 of billboards.
No.14677
Listening to Renaissance in Extremis again, the latest album by Akercocke - five years after their breakup they reunited, released this record in 2017, then kinda vanished again.
It's very clearly Akercocke, but it sounds... older, so to say, you know, when people mellow with age. It's the same here. It's less experimental and less brutal than their older stuff (for the most part at least), with some really weird choices like the singing on "First to leave the funeral", but nonetheless I still like it, it's comfy.
I also found out that a few of the dudes did music with another band after the breakup, which sounds like they went into the exact opposite direction, mixing the new Akercocke stuff again with more older, chaotic, "evil" stuff. In fact, if it weren't a different singer I would say that IS Akercocke. Basically Voices is the New Order to Akercocke's Joy Division, just that nobody died.
The intro on "Petrograph" basically sounds EXACTLY like Akercocke and the singer does his best to do a Mendonca impression
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnu0YNVPx_M No.14852 KONTRA
>>14851but it was banned, judging by comments section? ok, i have no idea
No.15473
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G54ql60rXd0I love the sound of Ukrainian language. It borrowed whispering sounds from Polish language but in moderate amounts. And sounds like a babbling stream ^_^
Also this song and clip have such a light-hearted summer vibes, they remind me of me being a child and my sister being teenager.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqwrwwOzVcQNative Siberian music. Modern, but based on folk motives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfdZ_Z9tMgkMagic sound
>>14675After few weeks I hear (about) this song on every corner. You are an early adopter.
No.15635
More hardcore that nobody is gonna care about but which I post anway for some reason.
SPACED - This Is All We Ever Get
Just out. Love the energy, love the artwork. Good record to drive a car to.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NFlvMzxAC4 No.15649
Tbh my music taste has been gutter-tier lately, I mostly just listen to hyped up hardstyle remixes and angry rap/metal in the gym.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vgYFrOXKm4I'll spare you the anime/russian pop edits, this is a good hardstyel banger for PRs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2PjR_oRLuYThere seemes to have been quite a wave of rap metal in recent years, this guy's one of my favs recently, has some more emotional songs too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OovciOc_87cThrash metal with hardcore vocals. Aesthetics are kinda cringe but goes pretty hard
>>15635Hard to believe this is a new release, esp the video aesthetics is some myspace era hardcore tier stuff
>>15473>Скрябін — Кольорова [Official Video]Nice, video gave me nostalgia. Extremely 00s Ukraine coded
>OTYKEN - STORM (Official Music Video)Sounds and looks extremely fake. Lost it at pic rel. Cute girls tho
>Love Like The Surging Waves (2016 Remaster)Nice. The Japanese were cooking so hard in the 70s/80s. I should get back into listening more music from that era.
>>15484>Tim Reaper - Deep WithinPretty cool, would be nice to vibe to at outside rave in summer. Nice artwork too
>>14575The instruments sound so bold & crisp, reminds me of Phil Spectors production style. Incredible banger
>>14851Meh, degenerate geezer is NOT funny
No.15898
Yesterday I went to see Eläkeläiset. My first concert since the first lockdown.
As you might know, it means "pensioners", and was actually the theme of the evening:
On imageboards I am usually among the older people, get called a boomer and such, but yesterday, at least 2/3 of the audience were over 40 and I would say at last half of the audience was over 50. It has been some time that I was actually below the average age when I went out; I think the last time when I saw Crowbar and except for me and my friend everyone else was a fat bald guy with a beard.
As you can see, the stage was really small; and the venue was oblong and streching to way in the back.
They also had a smoker section where some people seemingly spent the whole concert, because I saw them everytime I went to piss. Unfathomable why you would go to a concert and then don't watch the band or at least be in the same room as them.
Most of the time the people were just moving and dancing a bit, but at some points some light moshing commenced; except when they played Breaking the Law as the last song of their second encore. At that point even one of the old-timers who had been standing next to me the whole time went in there. It was fun, although I realized that I am at an age where I now mind having physical contact with completely sweat-soaked dudes, but that's the price to pay.
Because I am not really well-versed in popular music, as usually I recognized only a few songs, but it doesn't matter because it was just fun, and the keyboard player was constantly drinking the local pils.
Afterwards I spent again too much money on merch (a pack of 6 CDs for 40 Euros, a "Old ist not dead" pin I might give my dad for his 70th birthday and a doormat with the reindeer logo because I found it funny, which also cost 40 Euros). But then again, I rarely buy anything anywhere and here I at least know that Amazon won't get a share.
If getting everywhere weren't such a hassle, I would go to concerts more often again. Live music is just among the best things one can do or consume outside of one's own home.
No.15903
>>15898> Unfathomable why you would go to a concert and then don't watch the band or at least be in the same room as them.employees and/or ppl who go there regularly and do not care about the band all too much every time. Or maybe even friends of the band? I've heard some bands often enough, mainly on band rehearsal, that I can imagine preferring to smoke outside myself. e.g. if it's too crowded or something.
No.15920
>>15903Might be true, though I can swear there were also people who came in like me with a ticket.
If it's regulars I still wouldn't understand, because you still have to pay for the show, and then you don't even watch it. Just to be clear, there was nothing else going on in there.
No.15930 KONTRA
>>15890Meh. Some murrican song from 50 years ago about some murrican thing from sixty years ago no one younger than 50 has ever even heard of.
No.15947
>>15930>from 50 years ago45
No.16412
>>16410A pleasant blast from the past. 😊
No.16414
>>16410Same day I got this game I went to the cinema to watch Alien vs Predator. And both of these things happened TWENTY years ago, almost to the day.
No.16717
>>16716The South... Korea?
No.16719
>>16716For me, it is the one, who tipps her cap
She has the phaddddest ass
No.17050
Another edition of
Songs Seen in a Comic Book.
Boardwalk Empire OST - After You Get What You Want (You Don't Want It)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZEDM96cXtQ No.17406
>>15898God, I hate people like you. People who use their phones at concerts should be lined up and shot. Sorry for the extreme language, but seriously...
No.17407 KONTRA
>>17406>should be lined up and shotDo you call yourself a centrist?
No.17417
>>17414This.
Cannot believe this one is 25 years old already.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIDWgqDBNXA No.17532
When I first heard Luke Combs cover of
Fast Car, hated it. Even though I like Luke Combs. It has, however, grown on me. And this duet kills.
Watch LUKE COMBS & TRACY CHAPMAN Perform "FAST CAR" at the 2024 GRAMMYshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEqb6xbeuCoAnd another from my ongoing series of Comic Book Beats:
Whitesnake - Here I Go Again '87 (Official Music Video)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyF8RHM1OCg No.17590
>>17575> jpegwhy is only the male a pervert?! sexist chinese!!
hope those signs are actually chinese ones
> niggerliciousnot listening to too much rap. hoping those fall under niggerlicious.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMTUBE4KOek [~7min] ICYMI - Joyner Lucas: "I'm Not Racist" -- (only ever listened to this song from those artist)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AniVfAS1BZ4 [~4:45min] Immortal Technique - Rich Man's World (1%) -- (good artist,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3u3JSEqNtlg [~6min])
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmG4X9PGOXs [~3:40] Jon Lajoie / Wolfie's Just Fine - Everyday Normal Guy 2 -- (supreme niggalicious lyrics)
uhh... this might not be niggalicious anymore, but it is "Sprechgesang" and therefor my german mind equals it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4L20t8Dvlg [~3:25] System Of A Down - Prison Song (
> utilizing drugs to pay for secret wars around the world> drugs are now your global policy> now you police the globe< I buy my crack, my smack, my bitch right here in holly wood...
> drug money is used to rig elections and train brutal, corrupt dictators around the world)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEXVqYgHrsY [~4:20] shaban & Käptn Peng - parantatatam -- (german nigga :3)
No.17595
>>17575I love mega remixes.
Niggas In Paris Remix Ft Chris Brown - Meek Mill - Busta Rhymes - T.I - Game - Tory Lanez - Arsonalhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDdee5GFFPYI get money mega remix - 50cent ft cassidy 2pac and jay-zhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fOdJxIIoWUIm so Hood remix Khaled T-Pain Jeezy Ludacris lil waynehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn4gUiO7viEPaper Planes (Mega Remix)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCiKB2bcdXs>>17590>Joyner Lucas: "I'm Not Racist"Love this track. Also the only thing I have saved by the artist...
Okay. Just saved this. Because I like Jelly Roll.
Joyner Lucas ft. Jelly Roll - "Best For Me" Official Music Video (Not Now I'm Busy)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0H8oGWkn0Q No.17702
https://twitter.com/i/status/1803646716513525936Actress of new "Star wars" dissing people who didn't like the movie because of their racism. Haven't watched the movie, maybe it's really shit, but anyway the track is cool. However it's not niggerlicous. She gives impression of white college girl rather than sheboon. Eminem-type rap.
>>17590>>17595Thank you, will listen tomorrow while at work.
No.17704
>>17702> >the track> king Trevorassuming she talking about the african white boy, she right. dat guy deserves an honorable title and absolutely slays.
not sure if "king" is fitting, while you try voicing an opinion against institutionalised oppression, thoukinda funny how he always was "the white boy" until he arrived in america - suddenly he is black :DD
> I say white people crying was the goalshe nearly lost me there, but continued listening.
she doesn't seem to be too far into the cringy racism bubble. seems more like an actual, emotional reaction to the current racism situation in america; looks alien to any outsider.
her emotion/rage still gets the better of her - she adopted the black and white mentality.
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> Haven't watched the movie, maybe it's really shitthe series is a total shit show for any fan. It ignores and breaks well established franchise lore.
even as a stand alone it is total shit. e.g. fire in space ?! like what the actual fuck ?! is nobody working on this
space fantasy ever thinking about what
space is?!
story telling is bottom tier as well. exposê in form of dialogue all the time
> hello, my dear year long friend.> we see us every day> that is why i have to tell you how our current and typical interaction goes in the form of this dialogue...
No.17705 KONTRA
>>17704misclicked spoiler button, watev.
No.18003
>>17590> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMTUBE4KOek [~7min] ICYMI - Joyner Lucas: "I'm Not Racist" -- (only ever listened to this song from those artist)Cool rap, feels like listening to someone's family quarrel which I like to do.
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AniVfAS1BZ4 [~4:45min] Immortal Technique - Rich Man's World (1%) -- (good artist, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3u3JSEqNtlg [~6min])Oh, that sounds good and reminds me of my childhood when antiglobalist leftist aesthetic was in fashion.
No.18260
Ghost.
Phantomime. EP of covers.
Jesus He Knows Mehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ISlf2o4nj0Popestar EP was also mainly comprised of cover songs. Not as solid as
Phantomime. Still good.
Nocturnal Mehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQrbVBLx7DoDidn't expect to see so many women at one of their shows. Director likely over representing because of the particular track.
Ghost - Mary On A Cross (Live In Tampa 2022)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmxFxBiCrL4 No.18872
A song about the beauty of the german language.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjULjCXNFx8 No.18959
>>18924Zat is really shtupid.
No.19151
Found an internet archive that seems to have (all?) Townes van Zandt albums.
Fella has been dead for 25 years, don't pay for his records.
https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22Townes+Van+Zandt%22 No.19159
>>19151I'm only seeing 30 second samples ;_;
Undeterred...
Found a user who has archived a few complete albums I can access.
https://archive.org/details/@poorskeleton?query=townes No.19160
>>19159It seems those are also in that collection, but yeah, I also noticed there are a bunch that are just samples.
I think the ones I downloaded are the ones from your link.
No.19232
>>19151>>19159>>19160You can download his albums via torrents (
https://rutracker.org/forum/tracker.php?nm=townes%20van%20zandt) or Soulseek. You can also directly rip his albums from streaming services with these tools:
https://rentry.org/firehawk52 No.19233
>>19232>NapsterWhat the fuck, that still exists?
I remember using some kind of music ripper that basically just recorded the music from the streaming service.
No.19235
>>19233Nowadays you don't need to record stuff anymore, you can rip directly from their servers. I most often use
https://lucida.to/ as I don't have to install anything to use it.
No.19520
Currently listening to some fun schizo rock from the balkans.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VytpLgvs6aU No.19963
The artwork in
The Private Eye contained a number of musical references. In a future which has turned off the internet, the protagonist has a vinyl collection. First pic has Madonna lyrics on her tombstone. Second pic plays off of the Flaming Lips album
Hear It Is.
Madonna - Into The Groovehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52iW3lcpK5M No.20392
Playing Doom again.
Sign of Evil is a very fine song for a mid 90s shooter game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=volI6Q40TQQ No.20496
>>20495> is he still a household name in the German-speaking cultural areaStill king for me. Maybe not with the kids these days, but otherwise: Still a legend.
No.20497 KONTRA
>>20495Only gen xers and millenials have even heard about him.
No.20498
>>20495"Rock me Amadeus" is still the biggest german-language pop song ever. "Der Komissar" was another giant hit.
Here in Germany he had some more success with other songs. Dunno if they got popular elsewhere.
And there was huge controversy about Jeanny.
No.20506
>>20498lol Yi swear you are like fifty years old
No.20512
Saw this on a mobile game add. It's catchy.
https://youtu.be/NxqN6J2a6jkI'd say it's a pretty lucky find.
No.20598
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEG7b851RicSabrina Carpenter is doing something for me
>1,5m>thick>funnyI deserve a Sabrina Carpenter gf.