The Psycho-Social, Chemical, Biological & Electro-Magnetic Manipulation of Human Consciousness - Jedi Mind Tricks
Loveless for like the millionth time. Still a classic.
Grace Omega - Mizoguchi Hajime
Hold My Liquor by Kanye West off his sixth album, Yeezus
The System Is Down - Strong Bad
Honeymoon by bedscene
I got the album Dripfield by Goose and saw them live not too long ago. They're awesome!
Believe in us - CINDY
(forgetting) sarah marshall by Doggy Daycare
Boys, Girls and Broken Hearts by The Defended
How you could upload mp3s.
I miss people trading/sharing song files and not just torrenting or p2ping entire albums/discographies.
Uploading an mp3 (or other codec) file to an imageboard or by other means was like what I imagine the pokemon card scene was like.
"Oh you might like this here's this mp3" and then that mp3 becomes part of your life history, you feel an emotional attachment to it.
Someone should invent a musicboard where instead of images you post sound files.
>>5
It's a tragedy, the loss of that board. Lots of great stuff consolidated in one convenient place.
>>6 wasn't there an archive of all the media files from there saved somewhere? I thought I downloaded it but I might have dreamt it.
Oh man... in November 2016 someone started a thread on 420chan asking for help finding a certain album, and it sounded interesting so I added it to my list. Well I just found it and wanted to share it with them. I hope they managed to find it for themselves!
>>8
What album was it, if you don't mind me asking?
>>9 Surf Aus Kopenhagen/Berlin by the Baywatchers, a crunchy surf rock band from Sweden and German. It's pretty cool!
https://www.discogs.com/artist/2575906-The-Baywatchers
http://www.reverbcentral.com/reviews/b/baywatchers5178.html
2004. Something my ear picked out, on the live track "Mr. Hoff Blues", one of the riffs sounds quite similar to "Brand New Kind Of" by the Sloppy Meateaters. Could be a coincidence, it's not a complicated riff... that song was featured on the Razor Freestyle Scooter game on PS1 released 2001 so he might have played that!
>>5 I uploaded one to youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jk1WcLYkoOU
420chan died but I think someone else bought the site name..
Anyhows, here is Libertango
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuXOTHIA_BU
>>13
Theres a clone site called stonerchan
>>14 Seems to be dead already... but I didn't get my hopes up
Any good Psychedelic music?
I always think stoner rock, with bands like Sleep, Maha Sohona, and the Weedians. Any nice stoner metal that you all would recommend?
However other forms of Psychedelic music is allowed too, like folky stuff (I always think The Pilgrim (Of Heavy Psych Sounds Records) or David Cosby), or even vaporwave (such as "nobody here" by Oneohtrix Point Never/sunsetcorp, which is somewhat psychedelic).
Fishmans - Long Season fits this too. Kind of an eclectic mix of genres, but definitely a good one.
Also, Black Sky Giant and King Weed
Anything and everything by Pharoh Sanders and Sun Ra
Depends where I’m walking. Listen to a lot of Satie if I’m in the city. If not then it’s just jazz and blues or hip hop. If it’s a more neon lights and glass city then Russian techno.
I have one playlist on shuffle and welcome whatever treats come up. It's mostly music I like plus some new music I think I'll like. It's my favourite way to discover new music!
I listen to earrape death metal
At night I listen yandere gf kidnap and rape audio porn. not sure if that counts as music.
>>6 Have you ever listened to Buyer's Market?
the soft moon - far
If I'm trying to chill out than either Maha Sohona - Endless Searcher or Fishmans - Long Season
Anybody here still make these?
I want to get a 400 disc binder and fill it up with tons of MP3 CDs.
Last night I made one with some albums from Piana and Lullatone.
This is a pretty amazing technology, I wish I knew about it back in the day I could have fit so many songs on my cd-rs instead of just making a typical audio disc.
Why would you do that? Burning FLACs on them as a normal audio disc is better. Best quality, and works on every possible player, whereas MP3 CDs only work in some (though admittedly most).
I have some MP3 CDs in my car loaded up with COOL FREE RINGTONES for emergency purposes
After some consideration I've decided to burn audio files to dvd-r and bd-r discs.
My stereo system plays MP3 CDs, but the thing is once an album is finished it starts playing the next one, I would prefer playback to stop after an album is finished.
Now I'm trying to decide whether to go with FLAC or AAC encoded to 192kbps.
Pros and Cons:
FLAC - Original file quality, futureproof, can be converted to any number of encoders later on.
AAC - Smaller file size while retaining quality, can fit more albums on one disc (one bd-r is around the same size as a 30GB ipod classic), later on if I choose to transport a song to a different device I won't have to waste time re-encoding everything.
Which route should I take?
I heard that tape drives have the best cost to storage ratio, makes them great for backups. I also heard that cd are the only media resistant to magnetic impulses (well, printed books are also resistant). I also heard that cd slowly rot away, that they aren't intended to last for longer than 10 years.
Standard approach is to have lossy audio to actually listen to, and lossless audio for archival purposes. I doubt aac vs flac is actually noticeable.
>>6
No this isn't for archival.
I'm aware of LTO, I can't afford that right now.
What I'm doing is burning these to discs for regular usage.
I prefer having a physical collection of music rather than just keeping it all on a hard drive.
>>1
CD MP3 for my car's sound system
Heh
I still make them, usually I burn albums, EPs and lives/bootlegs that aren't on cd
I recently burned Starving Artists - Starving Artists EP, Desmond Doom - Surf Goth A & B, Panchiko - D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L 2020, and The Black Keys - live on KCRW 2010 (Boys Ready? Bootleg) & KCRW 2008.
I just use CD-Rs and Windows Media Player with MP3s off YouTube, Internet Archive, or Spotify.
<b>Primavera - Ludovico Einaudi Is brilliant</b>
Oltremare but the same author is also good.
More?
Beethoven 9 - Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Riccardo Muti
https://youtu.be/rOjHhS5MtvA?t=4267
B²TSM - 'Duh Duh Duh Dum'
Bach
Beethoven
Tchaisorsky
Shostakovich
Mozart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MomYN46jnVs
There is a song by Bach that I loved but forgot the name of. I will post it if it comes back to me.........
Chopin's Nocturnes, Schumann's Fantasiestückes, and Johan Baptist Wanhal's Sonatas for Clarinet and Piano are some of my favourites.
Wakacast?
Shit off p2p?
OMG LEGIT?
Currently: Speakerboxxx - Bow Tie
Almost Blue - Chet Baker
Nirvana In Utero. Soon their releasing an anniversary edition with “unreleased tracks” i.e. AI generated vocal slop on top of demo tapes and outtakes.
Adrian Borland - Over the Under
Have been listening to him more the last week.
Joe Hisaishi - A Town with an Ocean View
Bright Channel - (s/t)
Been trying to find music that has the same feel as Helios Creed("Kiss to the Brain" and "The Last Laugh" more specifically) but nothing's clicking. Any recommendations?
Helios Creed — Boxing the Clown
Jimi Hendrix — Electric Ladyland
God I love a good guitarist.
I was listening to DJ Sailor Moon - my painful existence, then Disappointed In Myself - Fucking World. They're exactly the same song!!!
Jill playing Moonlight Sonata
Predicts the Future, by Plumtree. Yeah, I've been re-reading the Scott Pilgrim books.
If I can make a comparison, it'd be like if The Ramones were chicks, and about half as 'punk'. It's really fucking catchy bubblegum rock and very charming. The instrumentals are amazing, the lyrics are generally unsophisticated on the surface but deal with themes of love, heartbreak, frustration and how we affect other people, and I'm a sucker for that sort of thing.
My favourite track at the moment is You Just Don't Exist. Scott Pilgrim is, ironically, one of the tracks I don't like too much, aside from the snappy name.
I’m listening to Obama singing Socialism is Good for the 5th time to max out my social credits
I'm a journalist (isn't journalist at all) and I'm writing an article about Michael Jackson. Please tell me any 100% true facts about him. And yes, this website is the best source of 100% true facts.
He actually wasn't a pedophile; he was protecting children who they were targeting. You can read the truth on /pol/
MJ had a good feeling for pop music hits.
Big Music doesn't want you to know this, but Michael Jackson was actually blind in both eyes.
He composed the soundtracks for Sonic 3 and Daytona USA
He's bad and he likes to beat it.
>>6 No, he wants everyone else except him to beat it
Michael Jackson was friends with Bin Laden and was one of the pilots who flew into the towers. Allegedly to get back at HBO and Sony. Flight 93 was piloted by Kurt Cobain but putting a heroin addict in a cockpit was a bad idea. Kurt’s fangirls and homo fanboys tried to break into the flight deck and the plane went down over Florida just shy of the planned target; the Disneyland Castle. O-sama was a Miyazaki fan after all.