Nice! Cool riffage
Here's mine lol (don't know how to embed like you did)
No One Cares 'Til You're Dead, by Family Meeting
OT: The Jukebox: What are you listening to?
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Nice! Cool riffage
Here's mine lol (don't know how to embed like you did)
No One Cares 'Til You're Dead, by Family Meeting
Uematsu is great, honorable mention to Yasunori Mitsuda as well.
slozo
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Perturbator and Carpenter Brut for me these days:
(amazing videos even if you aren't a synthwave fan)
(amazing videos even if you aren't a synthwave fan)
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me (in 1999): I wonder what music will be like 20 years from now?
God: This Backstreet Boys song will still be in heavy rotation in grocery stores.
me: kill me.
Petrus
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This board has an eclectic taste in music.
I’m not as sophisticated as you guys. I will go with pop music. Good, bad, cliche ... pop is for me.
Also Katy Perry is hawt.
I’m not as sophisticated as you guys. I will go with pop music. Good, bad, cliche ... pop is for me.
Also Katy Perry is hawt.
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My friend composed and arranged this and I drummed along to it. Pretty fun.
Thought I'd leave this here too in case anyone is interested. Man oh man is this some innovative stuff. Nothing out there like it.
I'm not familiar with Mitsuda's work, though I know of Chrono Trigger (and, of course, Mario Party) - Any particular soundtracks I should check out?
Right on, good stuff!
And you guys are playing Bovine on St. Paddy's? That should be a good time
IMO Chrono Cross is one of the best video game soundtracks of all time, still listen to it to this day.
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I didn't even know it had a name, but it definitely feels like a trilogy.
Aside from the recent Neil Young obsession I tend to gravitate between jazz, blues, soul, folk.... tough to pick a favourite but Thelonious Monk, John Fahey, Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Mississippi John Hurt, Howlin' Wolf, Townes Van Zandt are all up there among others.
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Nothing wrong with liking what you like
I like Katy Perry too (though I hate her most recent stuff and her haircut). My GF has been playing Taylor Swift's new album a lot and I definitely dig it. I also love Lady Gaga. Hell, I'll even admit that The Chainsmokers actually make pretty good tunes.I saw Lady Gaga back in 2009, right after Bad Romance and Telephone came out - She was awesome, what a performer. I haven't been a big fan of a lot of her new stuff (and have outgrown some of her older stuff), but I have a ton of respect for her.Nothing wrong with liking what you like
Yeah, her ideas about performance and image are fascinating. She's a real talent. There's a fantastic documentary about her making her new album on Netflix that's quite well done and worth the watch. It does a very good job showing the difference between her as a person and her as a performer. I've listened to the new album once or twice and while I don't think I'll ever like it enough to buy it, it's still a good listen.
I play guitar for the most part, but in this band I play bass. I drew the short straw.
Just checked out a few tracks off of 'An Cinniuint' - Really, really nice, thanks for that
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Koji Kondo. All of them. Also the FF2 battle tune is epic. Or is it FF4? the numbers change region to region for some reason.
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I played a lot of bars and they all sort of melded together over time . IIRC the bovine was a dark and weird place. But my mind is hazy for reasons I cannot legally discuss until later this year.. Haha.
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I'd recommend the dissect podcast for anyone interested in the musical breakdown of different albums
Also, the album following, Zuma, is really great too. I love most of Neil's stuff, something good on every album.
