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a wee bit of inactivity going on lately
@lazors, IS THIS THE WEIRD 80'S AGAIN, really strange having that generic beat and such with the japanese lyrics. for some reason I like it? or do I?
the side projects from vocalists are usually pretty amazing (although skilled members of a band can also regularly be amazing in their own stuff, although less recognised coughgrahamcoxoncough)
emily haines remains to be one of the only vocalists I can listen to.
(the music starts at 0:20 by the way)
@lazors, IS THIS THE WEIRD 80'S AGAIN, really strange having that generic beat and such with the japanese lyrics. for some reason I like it? or do I?
the side projects from vocalists are usually pretty amazing (although skilled members of a band can also regularly be amazing in their own stuff, although less recognised coughgrahamcoxoncough)
emily haines remains to be one of the only vocalists I can listen to.
(the music starts at 0:20 by the way)
Last edited by Skylar; Jul 3, 2015 at 10:40 PM.
[19:59] <Lazors> man it's a good thing people don't see what i write here
Skylar: pretty nice, although i dont think i like the key change too much. i think the initial melody before 0:55 was up my alley. to be honest though, i got somewhat used to the key changes and they didnt bother me that much. i guess i just dont agree with them, even though they are not bad in any way.
vocals are pretty nice, i like breathy vocals (not in pop though for some reason). i liked the video aswell
im not gonna do weekend shuffle on this post because that would make it too big
question: what is the densest album you've listened to?
densest as in most difficult to enjoy/get used to. sometimes it is really hard to like an album unless you listen to it like 10 times. i feel like the reward for doing so is greater than it is for an usual great album though.
mine is definitely Aphex Twin - drukQs. super hard to like at first, especially considering that it doesn't seem to break any new ground for richard. however that idea went away for me after i forced myself to listen to it a bunch of times. if you read the reviews for the album when it first came out it is almost funny, but if you ask anyone this album is considered pretty good now
my favourite track from the album. sounds like an ultra fast dnb beat with acid rave synth plastered all over. becomes less ravey at 2:18 if you wish to skip the first part. i tend to think that pop music is really catchy but gets old fast, and one thing unique about this album for me is that sounds like pop, as in it has tons of appeal, but it does not get old at all. before i even liked this album i thought it was just a really drowned out version of rejected Analord volumes
vocals are pretty nice, i like breathy vocals (not in pop though for some reason). i liked the video aswell
im not gonna do weekend shuffle on this post because that would make it too big
question: what is the densest album you've listened to?
densest as in most difficult to enjoy/get used to. sometimes it is really hard to like an album unless you listen to it like 10 times. i feel like the reward for doing so is greater than it is for an usual great album though.
mine is definitely Aphex Twin - drukQs. super hard to like at first, especially considering that it doesn't seem to break any new ground for richard. however that idea went away for me after i forced myself to listen to it a bunch of times. if you read the reviews for the album when it first came out it is almost funny, but if you ask anyone this album is considered pretty good now
my favourite track from the album. sounds like an ultra fast dnb beat with acid rave synth plastered all over. becomes less ravey at 2:18 if you wish to skip the first part. i tend to think that pop music is really catchy but gets old fast, and one thing unique about this album for me is that sounds like pop, as in it has tons of appeal, but it does not get old at all. before i even liked this album i thought it was just a really drowned out version of rejected Analord volumes
oh yeah
Originally Posted by pusga
Skylar: pretty nice, although i dont think i like the key change too much. i think the initial melody before 0:55 was up my alley. to be honest though, i got somewhat used to the key changes and they didnt bother me that much. i guess i just dont agree with them, even though they are not bad in any way.
vocals are pretty nice, i like breathy vocals (not in pop though for some reason). i liked the video aswell
im not gonna do weekend shuffle on this post because that would make it too big
question: what is the densest album you've listened to?
densest as in most difficult to enjoy/get used to. sometimes it is really hard to like an album unless you listen to it like 10 times. i feel like the reward for doing so is greater than it is for an usual great album though.
mine is definitely Aphex Twin - drukQs. super hard to like at first, especially considering that it doesn't seem to break any new ground for richard. however that idea went away for me after i forced myself to listen to it a bunch of times. if you read the reviews for the album when it first came out it is almost funny, but if you ask anyone this album is considered pretty good now
my favourite track from the album. sounds like an ultra fast dnb beat with acid rave synth plastered all over. becomes less ravey at 2:18 if you wish to skip the first part. i tend to think that pop music is really catchy but gets old fast, and one thing unique about this album for me is that sounds like pop, as in it has tons of appeal, but it does not get old at all. before i even liked this album i thought it was just a really drowned out version of rejected Analord volumes
Nice question, I think mine (it's not an album tho, just a song) would be this :
At first, I found the drop gross af, then I started liking it for some reason, damn you Sparky >___>
Wolololololo
Name: Lekë
Age:13
GMT:+1?
Favorite genre of music: Trap, Dubtep And Everything with a bass on it
Least favorite genre of music: Country and Jazz
Favorite music artist: Aero Chord
Least favorite music artist: N/A Atm
Favorite music sharing website:www.youtube.com
One example of your favorite music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXXPNHfD-VI
Age:13
GMT:+1?
Favorite genre of music: Trap, Dubtep And Everything with a bass on it
Least favorite genre of music: Country and Jazz
Favorite music artist: Aero Chord
Least favorite music artist: N/A Atm
Favorite music sharing website:www.youtube.com
One example of your favorite music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXXPNHfD-VI
Originally Posted by DeakManiac
Name: YungRichBoi (YRBfilms)
Age: 20
GMT: -6 Central
Favorite genre of music: Rap/R&B, and only 2 rock bands, Kid rock and 3 Days Grace
Least favorite genre of music: Country/Blues
Favorite music artist: Future for rap/r&b, rock= Kid Rock
Least favorite music artist: Justin Bieber
Favorite music sharing website: https://www.youtube.com but if that doesn't count, it'll be Hulkshare.com
One example of your favorite music:
Anything on this?
. The one i included was with mostly the instrument
