Who are some artists who have tried to use popular music as a vehicle for spreading esoteric knowledge? Especially in recent generations as opposed to e.g. the hippy era or classic 60s-80s heavy metal?
>>123641545what’s dark about this? how is it bad to learn about
"esoteric knowledge" aka i NEED to cut my penis off
>>123639921there is no esoteric knowledge. it's all in plain sight. or lived through experience Any "esoteric book" just serves to line the author's pockets
>>123642316wwell but u can certainly make it more obvious. Just cause its in plain sight doesnt mean most people can see it
>>123641545>NOOOOO don’t learn about your true power, we have too much invested in institutions. obey!
What is incelcore? Is it even a real genre of music?
>>123636341my way is popular because of the TFS cover and tiktok kids don't know what that is
>>123636416this
>>123636069Idk. They're pretty good at ragebait.
>>123637646Yeah of course but it had a spike in popularity thanks to a meme that spread a couple years ago
>>123636038Yeah the guy making hour long album reaction youtube videos totally isn't an incel guys
karen o meal edition
>>123640468you can just tell she thinks she is hot shit.
>>123641169I'll admit it, I would
I need a bent over Lights picture, quick as you can. Please and thank you.
I need a Lights wife, please and thank you.
Hey Olivia
HOW BIZARRE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B2Qb5xuBgQ
Just found out recently that everyone in that band is dead now.
I want this song played at my funeral
Based beaners
>>123642588not only that but raped as well, just a horrible night for music
Nothings Shocking…lmao
>>123641852but muh therapy, muh raising awareness and muh SSRIs
>>123641767love JA but I don't acknowledge anything they did after the first breakup.love P4P too but same story>>123642016people need to stop being such whiny fags about cancelled shows.boo-hoo you get refunded your over priced ticket, maybe you booked the night off work or were gonna travel, do it anyway, not like you missed them in their prime, it was clearly last chance to cash in type tour anyway
>>123641767alcoholism/addiction with a bullshit mental health excuse like ween
>Perry I don't know what the fuck you're doing but we're playing Mountain Song right now
kissing UNIS on the forehead
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Musicians with current or past heroin habits
>>123641217Her voice is the closest thing to heroin in musical form, but without the bad side effects, if that's what you meant.
>>123641217kurdt kobain had one, but then he kicked it. he hasn't used a needle in 30 years now
Sade, oohh I know that pussy tightSmack Tina Turner give her flashbacks of Ike
>>123642091kek
I love Sade
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>>123635087Where is Tito?
>>123641318Dead
>>123640387This
>>123640672>Victory is fucking shit to be quite honestState Of Shock and Torture are great. But yes, the Jacksons had run their course by then. It wasn't something new or creative, there was no need for this album.
>>123640562Michael's voice takes you straight to heaven
I've listened to a lot of Punk/Indie/Alternative, but it doesn't get better than Wipers.
>>123642170okay, now prove he isnt jewish
>>123642176I can smell the foreskin on him all the way here in Michigan for Christ's sake!
>>123640466Greg Sage is a homosexualIs This Real is great stuff
>>123626751based. fuck wipers.
>>12364201710 Romeo9 No One Wants an Alien8 Telepathic Love7 Over The Edge6 Tragedy5 Mystery4 Follow Blind3 Youth Of America2 No Fair1 D7
>end up liking a song by female artist >add it to my playlist>look her up>she's ugly>delete it
>>123642131Not really an expert in 80s pop but I imagine a couple of things that would separate her are the modern production sensibilities and the edgier lyrics (I.e. being able to curse more, not necessarily a big point in her favor). I think she does have a great singing voice though and it’s a nice overall trend that we’re getting some pop stars making fun music again instead of 20 sad girl ballads getting pumped out. I’d just go listen to the hits and see if you like it. You’re gonna be hearing Hot to Go at every wedding/youth related event for the next five years anyway so you might as well embrace it.
>>123642131She’s, get this, gay
>>123642284Casual makes me think one really good dicking would bring her right back around.
>>123642284Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Now I get it, cause there were NO gay people in the 80s. Interesting, very interesting.
>>123642349She is a gay woman in drag, it's revolutionary
It's beyond cynical to call this album "from zero" when it's the exact opposite of what they are doing. If they wanted to have Emily and make new music they should have made a new project instead of building upon (and shitting up) Chesters legacy.
>>123623280Let's not pretend that LP hasn't been shitty since at least A Thousand Suns. >>123640042Yeah Meteora was their last really good album. Minutes to Midnight still had a few good songs.
>>123641565A Thousand Suns is handily their best album. Pretty much all my favorite LP songs land on either ATS or Meteora, and it's mostly ATS.
At least the stoners added With Rome when they raped Sublime.
>>123641884I legit don't understand what you could like in ATS. You could have told me that it's another band than Linkin Park that made this album and I'd have believed you.
>>123642414Not really, it's a fairly natural progression/refinement of Minutes to Midnight, which in and of itself was foreshadowed on some of Meteora's softer songs. You can trace a throughline from something like Easier to Run to Leave Out All The Rest to Burning In The Skies, for example. If anything, songs like When They Come For Me, Blackout and Wretches and Kings are a soft return to earlier form from Minutes. I think it's really only an issue if you're a hardline fan of the aggression of the pre-Meteora material and I'll be honest, I was never the biggest fan of Hybrid Theory even as a teenager. Always preferred the moodier songs off Meteora.
>meet a girl in my math class>we talk a bit>she mentions how she likes metal>whoawhoawhoa.jpg>interest piques>"So what bands do you like?">she answers "slayer and panthera">never talk again
i havent talked to a girl (other than my mom, cashiers, and customers) in probably... over 7 years
It's tough out there for nice guy high IQ gentleman prog metallers
>>123640867Based.
>>123640867based and same
>>123640624dont forget to say cringe on your way out
>I DON'T WANNA WASTE MY TIME>BECOME ANOTHER CASUALTY OF SOCIETY
>>123637569Me right here
>>123641678nothing organic about that audience. it was calculated to trap the remainder of the zonked teens left over from the 'every man is an abuser!' single mother raised households that still resisted nigger music and butt rock numetal.
>>123641961hot
>>123640788LOL
>>123637569Are there any other websites where Indian men will see a music video clip of an attractive young white woman having fun and get as upset as the ones here are?
I refuse to believe that All Around The World is a serious song, and not some kind of prank. With the reprise added it's 11 minutes 29 seconds long. What happens? A few verse-choruses, a key change at 3:36 (yes you thought the song was rapping up by then) including the most ugly NA NA NA NA NA section known to man, chorus, ANOTHER key change ear-bleeder, more choruses, a fuzzy mess of guitar solo overdubs, a couple more lalalalala nananana sections, outro and then (including reprise) a trumpet section. By the end your ears are in pain, or you skipped it because it's so damn long. How on earth did they green-light this song in the studio? They actually thought that 11.5 minutes of this was listenable, let alone musically good. Somehow the most loud, over-produced, and yet down-right boring songs of all time. That's not to mention that it's clearly a tacky Beatle's rip-off song, the gimmick so strong you can smell it through the speaker. And, no, it's not even successful in creating a hypnotic soundscape to bathe in. Absolutely not. But it's not a coincidence. This is what happens when your band, in this case Oasis, runs out of its already very limited and cliche artistic vision. When you can't make anything other than the same formulaic guitar-pop sensory overload, its no wonder you'll end up with the final song of their most hyped album being a parody of the creative direction they had used an abused (as well as the coke, which surely played a big part in this mess of a song as well.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yzMwsLooXE
>>123642054Live forever lad
>>123638919i love Oasis and you're completely correct on all points, nothing more to add really.even Noel says they should have taken a little hiatus/break after two albums they got overwhelmed with fame and everything that went with it, and he was still the only guy writing the tunes. with a clear head, good production and some B sides on the album instead of the songs that made it there it would have been a decent album.
AND I KNOW WHAT I KNOWYEAH I KNOW WHAT I KNOWPLEASE DON'T CRY, NEVER SAY DIIIIEE
>>123638919they completed music with that song
>>123642054based and potato pilledas you were
ITT: essential cyberpunk core
>>123633554https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kv2UMoynOw
https://youtu.be/RMjCxV7u8OA
>>123633554Based pick, Techstep is very Cyberpunk.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI5n42A51yE
>>123637695I like Blood on the Moon. I slightly prefer Red Exposure. No Humans Allowed & 3rd from the Sun are great too. Everyone spooges their load to Half Machine Lip Moves. Never understood that.
>>123633554redditpunk
