If you listen to the opening riff from the System of a Down song 'B Y O B' it sounds suspiciously like the main riff from the Megadeth song, Rattlehead
Metallica ripped off Megadeth as well, but their Four Horsemen is nowhere near as good as Mechanix
No one seems to have said anything about this before online, but "Lazy Line Painter Jane" is quite a bit like "Gone Shootin'"
I loved this weird K-pop song when I first heard it, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Med2XipHJJM then I loved it even more when I found out the chorus is pinched from a punjabi wedding song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8DpbHjWXeY
>nowhere near as good as Mechanix
Instrumentally. Except Mechanix lyrics are terrible, while the Four Horsemen lyrics are outstanding
>>2
Dave Mustaine was in both bands and is listed on the credits for 'Four Horsemen' plus some of the other songs from 'Kill 'em All' and 'Ride the Lightning'
Omg I just realised Ashes In Your Mouth by Megadeth is a ripoff of Baggy Trousers by Madness
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc3AovUZgvo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G-chYSznL0
tism
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?
>>12 Edinburgh, at the Caves, a cool old stone building with a high arched ceiling. I was up on the balcony looking down. The last two were at Mono and Stereo in Glasgow. I've only ever seen them as a duo, I would have loved to see them as a 4-piece. I want to say a big thank you to anon who posted 3 Melt-Banana mp3s on soviet russia's /m/ in 2007 and introduced me to all this great music!
I found an old list I made of all the bands I've seen, though I haven't updated it for a few years. Anyone seen any of these bands?
Belle & Sebastian x4, Morrissey x2, The Specials x2, Streetlight Manifesto, Camera Obscura x2, God Help The Girl, Trashcan Sinatras, Depeche Mode, The Amphetameanies x3, Placebo, Shooglenifty x2, Hayseed Dixie x4, Megadeth x2, The Misfits, Stiff Little Fingers, The Horrors, SIlversun Pickups, Riders On The Storm (The Doors), Ocean Colour Scene, Velvet Revolver, Lloyd Cole, The Hostiles x2, BLACK JASH, The Bucky Rage, Eek-A-Mouse, Gary Numan, Dub Pistols, Sub Focus, Neville Staple, Root System, More From Jim x2, Luva Anna, Esperanza x2, New Model Army, Motörhead, Alex One, Rudy Alba, Neck, Marky Ramone, The Blockheads, Dodgy, Alabama 3, Cuban Brothers, Calvertron, Max Romeo, Year Long Disaster, The Gin Goblins, The Animals, Darkwater x2, Big Strides, The Proclaimers x2, Girl In A Coma, By The Rivers, The Cider Spiders, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Priestess, Clutch, V-Twin, The Bravery, Job For A Cowboy (lol terrible) The Briefs, Damian Dempsey (x2), Ben Taylor, The Draymin, Big Hand, Straw Dogs, Peatbog Faeries, Eddi Reader, Butcher Boy, Spectral Cat a million times, Shoogar loads of times
Rockness 2011 - Skrillex, DJ Shadow, Katy B, Modeselektor, Nero, Chemical Brothers, Magnetic Man, Laidback Luke, Sons & Daughters, Japanese Popstars, Boys Noize, Simian Mobile Disco, Sub Focus, Jamie XX, Fake Blood, Beardyman, Rob Da Bank, others
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckStqlE4Wxc Wish I was there!
Plaid are doing a new tour... I really enjoyed their last concert so I might join in again
Never been never wanna go. What’s appealing about being in a herd with other so called “human beings” ???
I might go see Squarepusher in the new year
I've seen a few live shows. Some big and others in some well known clubs and bars. I always felt a bit uncomfortable because I'm a lot smaller than most people. Moshing crowds are annoying and the constant smell of sweat and filth was a big turn off from enjoying anything else. Mostly the music isn't as good and sometimes you can't properly hear things due to it just simply being "too loud" not just from the other people but the band's equipment or the acoustics of the place you're in. I recommend someone to attempt the experience at least once in their life. But if you want to see live music, try something more calm and smaller as you'll more than likely enjoy it much better. Unless you're into the whole concert scene of moshing and sharing sweat with the people next to you.
>>15
You're only the second person online I have ever seen list Camera Obscura at all as music they listen to let alone seeing them live. Did you by chance used to get on beey?
>Did you by chance used to get on beey?
Idk what that means mate but they're one of my favourite bands! I've actually seen them again since that post and it was a beautiful moment. The first gig I ever went to was a big free all-day thing Belle & Sebastian put on in Glasgow Botanic Gardens, in June 2004. There was B&S, Camera Obscura, the Trashcan Sinatras and another band I think were called V-Twin. I've loved them since then. This video was filmed there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQmadzpCCoc I also met the drummer from Teenage Fanclub there!
Well last summer B&S and Camera Obscura both played at a festival I went to, so it was a nice little full-circle kinda thing seeing them again. Me and my pals took acid on the day they were playing and, well, I cried all the way through Camera Obscura's set haha! It was partly the acid, partly thinking about how much those lovely songs meant to me and particular times in my life they brought to mind, but it was also partly because their keyboardist Carey had died since then and I was thinking of her. It was a family-friendly festival and I was dressed as a bunny, and little kids around me were saying “mummy, why's the bunny crying?”
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.
It was the best! I found so much great music from the lovely people there. It had a much nicer atmosphere than 4chan's /mu/ as well.
I used to have a Wanted list of songs and albums I was trying to track down, and I'd link it my name when I posted. I always tried to help other people find music they were looking for (very often it was as simple as googling "album name" rar/zip/320) and in return people would send me music I was looking for. People even made threads for my birthday to send me music because I'd helped so many others! SLAYER!!!
Come to think of it, I reckon I read every single post on 420chan's /m/ from late 2007ish to its death (I guess it died? Idk the story I just know it hasn't been accessible for a while). It was quiet enough that you could easily catch up on all the new posts every few days, though I usually looked every day.
I think there were three things that changed the culture there:
>"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.
I want to give a special shoutout to sovietrussia's /m/ board too, which I found before I found 420chan. It was very quiet but changed my life thanks to a few random mp3s someone shared, which became some of my favourite music ever and led me to discover more great music!
I remember when iichan (i think) had a tracker forum and you could upload .mod files. That ruled.
This thread is for the discussion of Japanese bands and artists who are not as well known in the west as say, Ayumi Hamasaki, The Pillows, and Gackt.
That is, not to put Gackt and the Pillows in the same boat. . .
Anyway, what are your favorite artists from Japan that are less known? I know mine. She's actually my favorite artist of all time. "Rurutia" (「ルルチア」、 ｓｏｍｅｔｉｍｅｓ 「ルルテイア」) is great. The thing is, I have only heard one album from her. Her "R" album. I actually listen to it on repeat over and over for days. I have a certain order for the songs on it, and if they are not played in that order it just doesn't sound right. Do you know Rurutia, and if her other work is good?
Other than Rurutia I like Rie Fu. She sings in both English and Japanese, so being bilingual, it is very fun listening to her music.
I have only heard one song from "Mai Kurai", called "Secret of my Heart". It is my girlfriends favorite song. I like it, but I haven't heard anymore of Mai Kurai. Is she good?
I also like Yumi, though I have only heard "New World" from her.
Piko! He's not really well known but he's getting there.
Himeka too. She's a French-canadian who sings in Japanese.
Yohio is pretty new. He's Swedish and sings in Japanese.
Hmm.... who else...
Kaya, Sekihan, Mi-chan, Root 5, Satsuki(I think), Sayuri Sagawara,
Shikata Akiko, Yousei Teikoku, Plastic Tree, Supercell, Paradeis, Juka.....
I love Yuki! I don't believe her age!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60bhfYQn91M&feature=g-hist
This playlist is Nice!Many Japanese artists.
https://open.spotify.com/user/21oybnkfuk6x5x62i7y4ugo2q/playlist/5L6OzKlxsRZuSXRXNJcz1b?si=hWO_ird3SDy_Dc-EqPrRMg
I gotta rep my fav band ever, Die!!Die!!Color!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kFtOIsVgG4
These guys were the definition of J-core back in the day. Made 5 or 6 incredible albums before disbanding into the ether.
I heard of them through 4-ch and found their albums on rutracker back in the day.
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!
I make stuff like this...
https://infinitelivez.bandcamp.com/album/first-they-came-for-the-programmers
https://viptronic.org/dqn/DQN%20DIGITAL,%20VOL.%202%20DEQUARANTINED/02%20%8bg%96%ec%89%c6%92%ca%20-%20No%20Consequences.mp3 I had fun making this, I hope it makes you smile
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.
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.
Is it this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1_ym09MAks
If not, you should record yourself singing it and maybe we can have a better guess
There's a link to a general requests thread at the top of the board, but it's archived, so I'll post this here, maybe someone can help me:
I was at Kelburn Garden Party a couple of weeks ago, a music festival, and a DJ called Optimo played this crazy song I've been trying to find... it was techno, and it had a distinctive “UGH!” sound running through it on the 1. As the song progressed it cycled through different beats, from techno to a heavier schranz sort of beat, to a half-time bit, to a hardcore bit and back. Then it built up to a sort of false finish, before erupting again at double time.
Germany is famous for their diverse output of electronic music. EBM was a huge part of the nineties that was derived from such left-field schools of thought such as post-industrial music and futurepop. Let us take the time to appreciate and discuss some of their music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo9SfsNrw3M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULufaBFMGvc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7r9M_3edKmc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii3XcNCY970
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_klLrDycqA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52Je2EKjO_I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGapTMpsOSs
Good stuff, it's a genre I've never really explored
Everything you linked to is Electro-Industrial.
Also, Futurepop came after EBM.
>>3 How do you define EBM compared to Electro-Industrial?
>4
EBM is more minimal and beat oriented, whereas electro-industrial is usually very textural and sample based.
Examples of EBM:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gr_T3gRdvc0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AFc8HsPP7c
Examples of electro-industrial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y83YQiznQQY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4PhzbBCTO4
Discuss them here.
I like to use Clementine on linux and MusicBee on windows. Simple and easy to use music players.
>2
Anata wa bakayaro desu yo
Just rip your albums to a single FLAC file with an embedded cue sheet.
Listening to them in 7zip will cause more strain on your CPU and I assume you're using a pentium II so you definitely can't handle that.
Anyways software is for lamers, just use cds and vinyl records.
If you absolutely have to have digital then use an iPod classic.
who's baka you're baka, zip without compression is the best thing to ever exist. You need to minimize amount of files you have if you don't edit them very often, to keep file reading sequential.
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I just use WinAMP. I've got a nice Dorothy Wayneright theme. It's got kind of a red and black theming to it so when you have the shuffle and loop setting enabled it looks a bit like she's blushing. It's nice.
>Anyways software is for lamers, just use cds and vinyl records.
>If you absolutely have to have digital then use an iPod classic.
Why do you have this opinion? Just curious
How is having your albums in a zip file any different from a folder?
>>11
Physical media is a better experience.
When you have a tangible connection to an album you cherish it more and there is the ritual that comes with the playback.
As for me suggesting a media playing device over listen on your computer, well that has a certain experience that comes with it too.
Listening to music on a computer is just soulless and takes away from the value of the real album experience.
>better experience
I think that's just your personal feeling. It might be fair to say something like the sound quality is better listening to a record or CD on a good system compared to mp3s, but the old stories everyone tells about physically taking a record out and placing the needle on the groove and flipping it over halfway as part of the listening ritual don't necessarily add to the listening experience in any meaningful way. You can be just as emotionally involved in listening to a song without all that.
I have about 250 records and 500 CDs (after getting rid of a few hundred to make space) and while they're nice to have, I much more cherish my 99,489-song iTunes collection I've curated since childhood. I can listen to anything I want in a split second, and so much of it is extremely hard to find or never released on physical media, and I don't think there's anything inherently soulless about clicking them on my computer over taking the CD off the shelf or something.
Though saying that, I probably listen to my music more on my iPod when out walking or in my car. I much prefer having a huge selection of songs I like on shuffle, any one of them ready to delight me at any minute, than the hassle of listening to a physical album :3
>How is having your albums in a zip file any different from a folder?
When all the data you need is stored in a single file, it is often stored closer to each other, so spinning media drives don't have to move needle for every file individually but just read all of them at once.
That is if file isn't fragmented of course, if you do defragmentation sometimes.
Post some lyrics you like, Anon.
my boiling blood will never freeze
even at two bazillion Gs
although my flesh will disperse and scatter
our love will continue... as dark matter
Fuck! You! You're a fucking wanker
We're going to punch you right in the balls
Fuck! You! With a fucking anchor
You're all cunts so fuck you all
I hate myself and I want to die
BECAUSE IT'S WINTER
turned the gun on himself
Dividiiiiiiiiiiiiiing Driver!
Sharp like an incisor
called him the kaiser
>>1 is an idiot
JISAKU JIENs
In the dark of night
what what what?
Dividiiiiiiiiiiiiiing Driver!
Sharp like an incisor
Loss of a Loved One
I told them how my wife had fallen into sickness and to calling out her name with questions on her tongue.
We had always been so happy that at first I wasn't sad because I thought my love could keep her strong.
But I never thought so wrongly for the fever fought too strongly and it seemed she never fought at all.
Soon she died, and I despaired upon the love seat we had shared so many times on pleasant afternoons.
I tried and tried to understand why love itself could not command my true love from the comas of her mind.
Now, empty, open, and foreboding, stretching out like darkened clothing somehow stained with silence and with fear.
Death had brought its separation, giving me an education of a dull and slowly drifting day.
I filled my emptiness with sorrow, taking what I could not borrow from the friends I finally drove away.
This is the sad part.
Oh, it's such a sad part...
He gon' need a first-aid kit, ain't doin' the waitin'
This ass whoopin' is free, just like the Masons
Giant what I am, Attack on Titan
...
I go crazy, I Steve-O
Frick it, I'll blow like a damn C4
Heater beam, Dragon Ball Z, Piccolo
Niggas think I'm scared to get jumped, Geronimo
Wish a nigga would, like Pinocchio nose
We gon' beat 'em, leave 'em purple, look like one of Barney's toes
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Ski really came back with heat for summer 2021.
Can I just quit?
Let the words slip and drip from my cracking lips like some clever line?
I quit, I quit, I fucking quit.
It’s been said a few times before.
Will I mean it this time?
I cannot quit.
No words slip and drip from my concrete lips.
It’s a sinking line.
I’m tied to one end – the other’s out of reach.
Recycling words spent years ago on pages left unread.
Some feelings better left for dead still tend to fall from broken heads.
I sink like this again and again.
Da da da
Crack crack crack a rock into your skull
S-E-X that is the final goal
Crack crack crack a rock into your skull
S-E-X that is the final goal
Butter butter butter this chick is a hoe
Bustin' caps in your ass gonna drop you to the floor
Heat up the crack, sell it, make bank roll
Cheap cheap cheap is what you sell yo ass for
(HO)
Smoke a blunt with your homies for a while
Ninety-nine knights of the air
ride super high-tech jet fighters
everyone's a superhero
everyone's a Captain Kirk
with orders to identify
to clarify and classify
tremble in the summer sky
as ninety-nine red balloons go by