MJ bros....our response?
>>128871900>i-i n-never cared! i never c-cared! you're strawmanning i'm right y-you're wrong!good little NPC, keep repeating your programming you received from the pedophile-in-chief, doesn't change the truth. you have no rebuttal because you know i'm right.you voted for a pedophile.
>discussion has been completely derailed into Trump argumentsCome on.
>>128873524>implying this is an insultThe last wojack in your meme is based af Git Fucked
>>128873512Who said it was good lol, no it's just a point about the hypocrisy. Nice larp though
>>128861427>hangs out with everyone at the top of their field - musicians, actors, politicians, mathematicians, scientists, directorshave any of you considered that jeff was actually just a really cool guy who impressive people liked and respected?
TAKE ME DOWN TO THE PARADISE CITY WHERE THE GRASS IS GREEN AND THE GIRLS ARE PRETTY
>>128873599Classic Guns and Roses is not butt rock
One time I drunkenly downloaded Appetite for Destruction after a band I saw did it as their encore. Needless to say, I was ashamed.
>>128873547haha OP I love froggo XD
>>128873688Do you really think that bumping these threads is going to make them stop?
>>128873599Shitty Pajeet tier post who can't get his memes right.
Recommend tunes for freezing to death
Impaled Northern Moonforest, an acoustic black metal album recorded by Seth Putnam when he had the fluhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COGLR7RM0Ys
You will never freeze to death. You have no tolerance for cold, no wilderness skills, no real understanding of what true exposure even means. You are a cozy, blanket-wrapped poser twisted by romanticized delusions of stoic Arctic oblivion and too many melancholic Tumblr posts into a pathetic mockery of genuine despair. All the "validation" you get from liking and reblogging similar edgelord fantasies only reinforces the lie that typing out your dramatic freeze-to-death wish from the comfort of central heating was somehow profound or authentic. But no one with an ounce of self-awareness would confuse your performative gloom with anything other than the wasted hours you spent curating a tragic aesthetic instead of actually living.Actual people who have faced real cold—Arctic explorers, homeless in winter, search-and-rescue victims—are utterly repulsed by your fantasy. Decades of survival literature and firsthand accounts make it easy to spot the fraud: you’ve never felt wind chill below -10°C, never had your fingers go numb for more than a minute while waiting for the bus, never even shoveled a driveway properly. Even if your melodramatic blog posts about "embracing the ice" somehow pass as deep (they don’t), the moment anyone hears you complain about the office thermostat being set to 69°F they’ll know you’re just another soft, overfed suburbanite playing dress-up with suicidal ideation.You will never freeze to death. You’ll keep bundling up in three hoodies the second the temperature drops below 50°F, sip your hot cocoa, and scroll through pretty photos of blizzards you’ve never experienced. Deep inside you feel the embarrassment creeping up like frostbite you’ll never actually get, because you know you’re too comfortable, too safe, too cowardly to ever step outside without checking the weather app first.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXVVObbX2ko&list=RDeXVVObbX2ko&start_radio=1
>>128873850You know all you’re doing is finding new ways to broadcast your attention-seeking in a language of faux-profound suffering, while real hardship would send you running back to your heated blanket in minutes.Eventually it’ll be too much to bear—you’ll close the tab, turn up the thermostat, and go to bed warm and alive, just like always. Your friends will roll their eyes at yet another cryptic post, your family will worry quietly but know you’re too attached to your comforts to ever follow through. You’ll grow old in climate-controlled rooms, surrounded by the soft hum of modern convenience, and every winter you’ll repeat the same empty fantasy. Your body will stay warm, your heart will keep beating in safety, and all that will remain of your "legacy" is a trail of embarrassing screenshots that unmistakably mark you as someone who romanticized death but never had the guts to even face a cold shower.This is your fate. This is what you chose. There is no turning back. Keep pretending you crave the ice while you snuggle deeper into your heated throw, apologizing to some imaginary tundra spirit that exists only in your mind while actual cold just makes you reach for another blanket.
>>128873788your mother’s dry queefs
Best you got, post your favorites
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>>128873517kek neat
>>128873658:(
>>128873658>Ozzy will never cook you beef bourguignon Why live?
Just realized this is his best album
Too much filler.
>achieves PEAK MUSIC>WHEN FUCKING DEAF>you dont have quadraplegics winning running competitions>you dont have chopped retards painting with their feet in the top 10 of artists>you dont have top tier ballet dancers that have ortho legs, these dont existwanna know why? because you need a bare minimum to at least be able to play the game of excellence, whatever game it isExplain how he did it before i get even madder
>>128873774>Explain how he did it before i get even madderWagner explained it in pic related. Read it if you want to understand Beethoven.>The deaf musician is now like Tiresias, for whom the world of appearances is closed and who is therefore aware of the basis of all appearance through his inner eye; undisturbed by the noises of life he listens only to the harmonies in his mind and from his depths still speaks only to a world – a world which has no more to say to him. Thus the genius is freed from everything external to himself and remains entirely with and in him. What a miracle it must have seemed to anyone then seeing Beethoven with the look of Tiresias: a world wandering among men, the ‘in itself ’ of the world as a wandering man!
>>128873843same awakening that Ikki had when he defeated Shaka. so Beethoven activated his 6th sense, according to Wagner.
Holy smokes, we've lost so many greats this year. Got a feeling either Ron Carter, Keith Jarret or Sonny Rollins won't make the end of the year either.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjJV60uyaH0
As a fan of modern jazz, the last few years have been brutal. Almost everyone i grew up listening to is dead. There are almost no giants left. Herbie Hancock and Stanley Clarke are the only ones still performing...
>>128872970Wait till the great boomer dieoff for rock/pop. It's already happening kind of. A lot of jazz guys were usually slightly older, I guess.
Michal Urbaniak, what an incredible musician, big fhttps://youtu.be/WwmrD84UTYc
Favorite jazz album?
>>128870858also >corea is boringin return to forever and a lot of the fusion he did he's pretty shit sounding, but playing with miles, in acoustic jazz trios, and his first two albums in the 60s? if you can listen to those and come out the other side with nothing more to say than boring, then what you have to say isnt worth hearing. he sounds epic as fuck all the time when he's playing as a sideman. he just isnt really much of a frontman.>>128871280i said HE would be bored out of his mind because he has no context for why their playing is so fantastic other than "they were early jazz pianists." obviously they are influential, but in what ways are they influential? and its also a matter of simple accessibility, if you start your journey listening to art tatum singles your just gonna turn urself off unless you already had a penchant for digging through old singles and records.
>>128871482The more recent trio stuff with Blade/Haynes and McBride/Patitucci are pretty great too.
>>128871482he's great in RtF, come on.but it's true that his solos are great on, say, Stanley Clarke's first solo album (which is basically another RtF album), much better than Corea's official solo output... so i guess i agree he shined better as a sideman, funny thing. Maybe he felt less pressure, or became more shy when up front
>>128807508haha OP I love froggo XD
>>128807508Ryo Fukui - Scenary Jiro Inagaki - In the groove Himiko Kikuchi - Don't Be Stupid Tatsuro Yamashita - For YouMasayoshi Tanaka - Brazilian Skies Casiopea - Casiopea (79)>pic related my skin colorthe Japanese invented Jazz btw
I like this album because the girls on the cover are very sexy.
>>128872176She is very sexy... I think if the girl(s) are good looking enough, it makes up for whatever the music may be.
>>128872239actually She's In Love With You was a good song. I don't remember anything else off the album
>>128872334I listened to it, and it was actually quite good. You were right.. correct... I'm assuming the rest of the album's catalogue isn't this good..? If it was, there'd be more to it than just the sexy girl cover!
>dude white america
despite all i miss 2007 a lotthis thread and this song reminds me of a recent thread where someone posted the travis song from 2007 with ben stillerdespite youtube being just there already these were kinda the last videos on mtv and on radio at the timehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6pkKGDHtFk
Zoomers are discovering about Diana Ross and Tiffany as we speak.
>PEOPLE WHO AREN'T MY AGE ARE LISTENING TO MUSIC? I'M GOING INSANEamazing thread
>>128873612Tiffany has the best version of I Think We're Alone Now
>>128873612Omg I found out about Kate Bush through this show!!! Time to check out Diana Ross and Tiffany lol
>>128873612>Since Stranger Things debuted the first episodes of its fifth and final season, several tracks from Volume 1's needle drops saw more than 1,000% surges on Spotify, TheWrap can exclusively reveal.>Diana Ross' "Upside Down" saw a 1,250% increase in global Gen Z streams specifically, as well as a 510% increase in global streams and a 3,538% increase in global searches.>Tiffany's "I Think We're Alone Now" saw a 880% increase in global Gen Z streams, a 490% boost in global streams and a 1,288% increase in global searches, according to Spotify data.
they suck now but "Spidersong" always reminds me of Charlie Kelly
>When the song is so good you listen to the first 30 seconds and then start it again dozens of times so you can FULLY appreciate it with your whole being
>TFW you've been listening to the song for 20 years and not only does it not get old, it reveals itself in new ways as you age.
>>128873568>divineyes
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>>128873601is this a bait? it's exactly the same. one of the most beautiful active idols. i guess she doesn't look like a 15 year old anymore if that is what you want
>>128873602i'm saying she's so beautiful that she deserves to be spoiled
>>128873570>they do it because music shows do itI hate when they do it tooomo
>mfw since the last hacking we shrinked from 50 unique posters to like 12 and I can recognize every single one of you in the different threadsI dont like it.
>>128844933I remember this bit of copypasta aggressively spammed on /mu/ between 2012-2014:“Hipster” is a term co-opted for use as a meaningless pejorative in order to vaguely call someone else’s authenticity into question and, by extension, claim authenticity for yourself.It serves no conversational function and imparts no information, save for indicating the opinions and preferences of the speaker.Meanwhile, a market myth has sprung up around the term, as well as a cultural bogeyman consisting of elusive white 20-somethings who wear certain clothes (but no one will agree on what), listen to certain music (no one can agree on this either), and act a certain way (you’ve probably sensed the pattern on your own).You can’t define what “that kind of behavior or fashion or lifestyle” actually is, nor will you ever be able to. That’s because you don’t use “hipster” to describe an actual group of people, but to describe a fictional stereotype that is an outlet for literally anything that annoys you.The twist, of course, is that if it weren’t for your own insecurities, nothing that a “hipster” could do or wear would ever affect you emotionally. But you are insecure about your own authenticity - “Do I wear what I wear because I want to? Do I listen to my music because I truly like it? I’m certainly not like those filthy hipsters!” - so you project those feelings.Suffice it to say, no one self-identifies as a hipster; the term is always applied to an Other, to separate the authentic Us from the inauthentic, “ironic” Them.tl;dr If you think you are a hipster, hate hipsters or even believe in them you're a pleb
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>>128844933haha OP I love froggo XD
>>128873376touch grass
im the king of sex
The Beatles didn't write their own songs
>>128872080Are you suggesting that George Martin wrote the lead guitar, the drums, the basslines? Who played the instruments on the recordings?
>>128873229Who indeed...
>>128873229session musicians recorded the instrumental tracks and when they album was done the beatles came in and did the vocal tracksI'm not saying George Martin wrote all the songsThere were other song writers probably
>>128873310Proof?
>>128873491Timelines and statements>we didn't write songs in between albums>we wrote songs in the studio>recording 1-3 songs a day in the studio while apparently writing them>having a finish album within a short period of time>sometimes writing and recording a style of music they had never played until then>All while being high on pot
