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>>128854640biwwie
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why do i always feel sad after i cum?
LivRod general
I love olivia
thinking about her all day every day
>>128849933going full swiftie looking at the "!!!"
>>128849933>>128853065Given that there's 3 exclamation points and love is capitalized, it's not too out of the question.
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Hi /mu/, it's been a while. We haven't made any music together in so long; any albums you have in mind that you'd like to cover?
weezer - surf wax americamix 3https://voca.ro/1gUUCc889ItSIt has new drums and harmonieswe have a guy doing bass and organ soon, cause the other organ was super crackly.Once that's all done, we're pretty much done with this one
>>128853809it's hella crackly at my end but i think that's the file conversion doing a bad job. ignore previous response, the organ will be fine
>>128853772surf wax mix 4 - NOW WITH ORGANhttps://voca.ro/1J5qhLCH2fs0
>>128853717three of the same bum ass joke and the obliteration of the callback or the callback in earnesthm which do i choose
>>128854154We can put the potato head on the Television guy too if that'd make you happy
Look at the fucking state of /mu/
>>128851638You suck
>>128851409>using schizophrenic as a slurableist bigot
>>128854708Cry if you want but there’s no room for schizo samefag threads unless everyone gets one, and then you will see the board fill up quick with garfs and bengalfags
>>128851298Mindbroken. Brainboiled. Neuron-nuked.
>>128851762the fuck you gonna do about it. stfu and make the threads you like you bitch too much.
Not bad at all
>>128853355I like the production on these albums but they're just too long for no good reason. James Hetfield should've released the more Country songs on a solo album.
>>128854093The black album sucks though
>>128854602Yup, songs drag on too long as well. Drop the country oriented songs and a few of the fillers and combine them into one album and it would be perfect. There are a ton of bangers especially on Load. Excellent drankin tunes
The Loads have some enjoyable songs. Fossils will stamp their feet for thirty years about Metallica completing their rock band transformation, but will never venture out of the thrash/heavy metal playpen.>>128854608It's a great arena rock album.
GIMME FOO
Say something nice
BEAGGRESSIVEB.E. AGGRESSIVEB.E.A.G.G.R.E.S.S.I.V.E.
Why is he singing about sucking cocks on this album?
Smaller and Smaller is ridiculously underrated
>relax>it's just a phase>you'll grow out of it
Let's post albums you like and what you like about the album.Try to make it music you actually listen to regularly instead of something you'd post performatively.I'll start with this one:It's one of the first black metal albums I listened to in full and actually enjoyed.I think it hit me at the perfect time. Deep winter during COVID when the world felt like it's certainly going to end soon.The music is very melodic with vocals not drowning out the rest of it but just layering another range of complimentary emotion.
>>128853762I'll listen to it and report back!
good riffs, rocks hard in the pub
i've been listening to Anand Wilder - Psychic Lessons quite a lot, he's a member of now defunct Yeasayer. I like the album because it sounds like a Yeasayer album.
>>128852777>what you like about the albumI'm too retarded to elaborate why I like an album other than "the songs sound good".
>>128853908Why?
I have a crush on a black girl what do black girls listen to beside mary j blidge, sade and whitney houston
>>128853832Depends are you going to crush her into a cube or a pancake?https://youtu.be/jJKhed1NdaI
Boyz 2 men probably
>>128853832If you a white boy just give up she don't want your ugly stinky pale ass cracker no one does
>>128854657good morning
Play Kehlani. All her shit is going viral right now.
Is Bladee's music magical?
>>128850750trying to intellectualise bladee is retardedjust listen to the funny swedish man
he is my angel
>>128850750magical if youre grooming zoomer troons on discord it works like a charm
Just testing something
https://youtu.be/VoTWVdtEC4I?si=2emfu2l4bSvMVMcT
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>>128853284>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Corporative blonde trannyKkkkkkkkk
>>128853619>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Corporative blonde trannyHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>128853883>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Corporative blonde tranny
>>128851656WTF!!!
POST 1/5 - IntroductionMade a guitar learning system that’s very visual and not based on memorizing licks or traditional scale shapes.I’ll be posting a 4-part explanation below since it doesn’t fit the 2K character limit.Will be including more example diagram fragments along the way to illustrate the concepts visually.If you’re curious about alternate ways people internalize the fretboard, read on. If not, feel free to ignore.
EDIT for Post 3 / 5I didn't realize sharps and flats don't post properly here.This particular line should read:What about the spaces between C and D? C Sharp? D Flat? Both? Neither? If C is the tonic, what is C Sharp in context? The questions themselves pointed to the answer, but only if each string were treated as its own piano keyboard stacked vertically.EDIT for Post 4 / 5This Line should read:In E standard, the 3rd fret of the low E is G, the 5th is A, the 7th is B, and the 9th is C Sharp/D Flat. On a piano, that’s three white keys and one black key marked as if they were equivalent. No pianist would accept that.EDIT for Post 5 / 5- Including theoretical keys like C Sharp Major / A Sharp Minor and C Flat Major / A Flat MinorComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
This seems like a great way to lay out the fretboard and explain it. I've played for about as long as you have and I feel like I already see this mapping on my fretboard from mapping out single-string major/minor scales to where they naturally occur in the fretboard matrix. In other words, if I'm playing a major scale I'm not thinking in a purely memorized pattern specific to the major scale so much as I'm thinking 'one here, two here, three here and make it a major, etc.'...am I missing something or do I just already have my head wrapped around what's where on the fretboard?
>>128854015Not really, you're on the right track. What you're describing is basically the same mental mapping. The main difference is just having it laid out visually in all positions and keys, rather than figuring it out each time on your own. If anything, this would streamline your process.
Can post more examples if people want.
>>128853935I don't think memorising some random songs would be the same as properly learning how to play.
ITT: /mu/ in 1981
>>128854177That dog is alive
>>128853632That's actually a man.
Which of the regular /mu/ core albums are your favorite? If I had to make a top 5 list it would be something like:>1. Stereolab - transient random-noise bursts with announcements >2. Fugazi - Repeater>3. Interpol - Turn on the Bright Lights>4. Jesus Lizard - Goat>5. TVU&N - S/T
>>128853912I haven't listened to all of them, in fact I've been meaning to do just that, but I have listened to all the essential /mu/core and I can say the best are >Kid A>Merryweather Post Pavilion>In the Court of the Crimson King>Pet Sounds>My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
>>128854062>/mu/coreThe only ones I've listened to are King Crimson and Pet Sounds, but I like them a lot.>sub-/mu/-coreThe Nirvana albums and Grace. And some of Demon Days but I haven't listened to that in a long time.>classicsThere are so many great ones there, hard to pick favorites, but in no order I'd call out What's Going On, Ziggy Stardust, Aja, Are You Experienced, Pink Moon, and American Beauty. Fwiw my favorite Beatles album is Rubber Soul, but I like the other ones.>hip-hopI'm a big fan of 3 Feet High but I haven't listened to anything else there.>bleepsI don't know any of these.>jazzAgain hard to choose. I'd call out Kind of Blue, Bill Evans (both), Head Hunters, Getz/Gilberto, and Speak No Evil.I think /mu/ should branch out into some contemporary stuff with jazz, there's some good things happening.>metalComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>128853912I haven't listened to any of them
>>128853912Based off this chart, I would have to go 1.)loveless2.)TVU&N3.)yeezus 4.)transient tone bursts5.in utero
>>128853912>Sheer qualityLovelessVU & NicoSouvlakiNevermindPsychocandy>Diverse top (1 album from a different genre each)LovelessYeezusSAW IJane DoePower, Corruption and LiesKinda surprised by how plebeian the OG /mu/core seems by now, and how far I've gotten in my musical journey. All of this shit seems like the most entry level avant-teen shit to me now, it's hard to believe some of these albums were quote unquote "obscure" at some point in time.
what happened with this band? they made 2 legit bangers and then went making lame ahh overproduced slop
Their most recent album was good. The Tipping Point, it has a few very good tracks.
>>128850760mad world is the 4th one
>>128847884I agree in that they are bizarre in how 90% of their music is boring while also being responsible for some absolute 10/10s... No other band has that dynamic>2 legit bangersWoman in ChainsSowing the seeds of loveMad worldElemental Break it down againPale shelterHead over heelsEwtrtwAdvice for the young at heartShoutThe working hourMemories fadeComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>128847884Look up the songwriting credits Band member Ian Stanley played a huge role in their creation and why they turned out so great.Ultimately they had a fallout and he left, and they never hit those highs again because he gave the songwriting that extra push to make it stand out. If they tried to pretend he existed maybe he would have stayed around and their later output would have matched
>>128853442Think it's bizarre a human can be this fucking retarded
