This was lovely! Thanks a lot. Do you have a link to the first Mist volume?
Is this the sountrack to the Stephen King movie/novella?
No, but with a little imagination I guess it could be :)
Is the first volume a myth?
No it is not a myth. It is merely hidden; maybe it will reveal itself one-day.
Thank you so much, I hope to find Vol 1 and pray that there is a volume 3 in the future. (Gil Scott-Heron was a nice touch)
There ya go,
Hiromitsu Agatsuma (semisen), Dmitry Kalinin (balalaika)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL2WcqTSEqQ
I advice you to sit away from your computer and just enjoy the music but that is up to you. You can post your song afterwards and I will listen to it and tell you my thoughts too!
fag
Who here gets anime soundtracks ever? The only ones I've ever took the time to 'get' were the Rozen Maiden and Rozen Maiden Traumend OSTs. I love the classical music as well as the fight music.
NHK's soundtrack is the best shit ever.
More gaijin anime fans need to be like >>8. I actually have a lot of the soundtracks from his list. Paprika's OST also got me into collecting Hirasawa Susumu's music. Awesome shit. Still, for me it's far more about image albums and vocal collections than instrumental soundtracks — unless, of course, there's something especially awesome about the instrumentals.
I reached my 200 CD mark the other day with just over half of them being Jpop, Jrock, or anime. Plus I have a bunch of mix CDs and MP3s on my laptop. eBay, Half-Priced Books, the Internet, and a local dedicated anime store are to blame.
I'm excited about getting some new CDs at the anime store this weekend since they'll be on sale for Free Comic Book Day.
Necrobump to add that these days I'm mostly after OP/ED singles rather than full soundtracks. The Bakuman. OP "Blue bird" has so much audible sparkle and boyband-like qualities I tend to burst out giggling whenever I hear it.
Non Non Biyori has a pretty good soundtrack.
Which one is your favorite ?
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD8xY2W5WZBW6O-vKJbTjag/videos
>>37 the nusrat one
Kare Kano opening/ending
I love light rock like this -
http://vocadb.net/Album/Details/421
Especially Japanese stuff like it. That album in particular is made with real voices and not vocaloids even if it is on vocaldb.
Anyway, I'm looking for more like it, if you know of it. Especially non-vocalid. I have mooore than enough Miku in my library.
The Pillows
That's one sweet tapestry you've got there.
I only know Home Made.
KYOTO:A TRUE CAPITAL CITY OF JAPAN?
You dick! You hav to go to the hell, right now this fukin motha fucker!!!!!!!!!
>>8 same.
and NobodyKnows+/Teriyaki Boyz/M-Flo
do they even count?
Kaseki Cider is very nice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gCl7h8lweY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sxpHCutLGY
Buddha Brand as well. They've also collaborated with Jeru the Damaja, another favorite of mine, so that's cool too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Vf_8rhIzhw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfIRoOlW5ow
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YeRtXWrbiBg
Best song ever
WAIFUCHAN.ORG IS YOUR FRIEND C:
Has anyone ever been to a concert before? How was it? Was the band better live? Are you planning on going to a concert soon?
my first concert was NIN in 2009 and then VNV Nation in LA back in 2012 and this December I'm hopefully going to be seeing Skinny Puppy and VNV in Chicago.
I don't go to a whole lot of shows
oh and to answer your question, seeing the bands live were spiritual experiences.
You can feel the energy from the crowd, it's so special being around fellow fans of music you hold near and dear to your heart.
Seeing the actual musicians up so close and under the same roof as you is also a very special feeling.
The sound live is really like none other.
You can feel the music vibrating throughout your body, it's beautiful.
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Buddha Brand as well. They've also collaborated with Jeru the Damaja, another favorite of mine, so that's cool too.
rouhyou931th@yahoo.co.jp
No experience as far as I can remember. I've listened to some live-recordings though and sometimes the bands seem livelier on-stage, with solos and composed on-the-go intermezzos between songs. I probably would like to see a live show one day but nearly all the musicians I'd like to see live are either dead or retired, lol, so yeah...
Wakacast?
Shit off p2p?
OMG LEGIT?
Currently: Speakerboxxx - Bow Tie
>>951 wow this is really cool! I giggled at the cheesy recording studio footage but the music is great
The best Isao Tomita album "The Planets"
Chilly Gonzales - You Can Dance (Robotaki Instrumental Remix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXJVmMoA-e4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD4QeVlqHNM
Sakanaction”Music”
Depeche Mode - Waiting For The Night
It hit me recently that the whole Violator album is just amazingly well produced, and I somehow never really listened through it before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soGouR1aq7k
some old reggae
djdankfrank.bandcamp.com/album/tha-purp
Oh what
I'd describe the song as "jazzy." From what I can decipher in the lyrics, the singers first talk about getting on a bus, but the most memorable part is, I think, "Johnny, get down, gotta move it up" repeated in the song. Looking up that lyric doesn't give any relevant results. The singers are male.