someone listens to them?i've listened to World is Yours and Awakening:Sleepingmy favorite songs are Dramatic and Aoi, Koi, Daidaiiro No Hireally cool sound
>>127764072They used to get posted here all the freaking time especially World Is YoursYou gotta listen to their debut s/t if you haven't heard it OP Delusionalism is their definitive song for me.I rec u BOaT and downy, which I found from other anons here--ty anon :)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p_DvecvJKchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4l1CpHpY4uUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqxerkttoAE
Anyone knows where i can find this album
NEW Inside the Studio for "Good Things Go":https://youtu.be/aSn6Raw8BCoLatest news: Emily is still hot afWorld Tour concerts are on:September 13, InglewoodSeptember 15, San Jose September 17, Sacramento September 19, PortlandVideos from the latest concerts:Denverhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0FuymXha5EPhoenixComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>127760383She couldn't do the HITC scream :(https://youtu.be/0WqZLFULW3c?si=NZxEBn05FyfljTfo&t=115
>>127763070They need to slow the fuck down with these shows. She's gonna wreck her voice.
>>127763544cute overload
ITT: Best albums of the 2020s
>>127743571Kamala IS brat.
>>127745358Debí tirar más fotos better
>>127743448
a photo inside of a Japanese vinyl record store in 1986.
>>127763246It's /pol/'s chinless contrarianism. If it was a Russian store, all the haters would be _soyfacing.
>>127763354>Streaming killed piracy after that.and it's coming back now that streaming is becoming shit
>>127758083Music store, Mexico :O
>>127758089for me its >consumerism, 80s:O
>>127763702>70-80-90 hits stix are sold outBased Mexico
I picked up oldtime fiddling yesterday coming from playing oldtime banjo. Been playing constantly. I'm already pretty okay at it, feels good. I love playing it too, tells me that I probably just hate playing guitar cause I've tried many times to pick that up and never got farther than simple blues and half-assed Elizabeth Cotten covers.
>>127759947>any favorite tuningstry GDAD, you get this weird low drone from the g and a high drone from the Dhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KlpbfAZZ98
>>127759947Thats great to hear that it came to you naturally. I for one was absolutely not born to play the violin, took years before I was actually somewhat proud of my ability to play. When it comes to bowhold, I think whatever works for you is fine. Sometimes I have all my fingers correctly, sometimes I don't rest my pinky, sometimes I choke up and play higher on the bow, whatever works for you works for you. I'm more nitpicky about posture but I'm good enough a player that I can sound the same way whether I play from the neck or the chest, I'm just personally more comfortable from the neck. I think ideally, you should be able to play in any position with any bowhold and still sound good.I won't disagree that it looks cool or that it's more traditional, I just worry you might be inadvertently limiting yourself with the instrument if you don't even attempt to hold it "correctly". Same thing with reading music. I learn 100% of my old time songs by ear, but you should still learn to read music just because it gives you more options with the instrument. To be completely honest I haven't messed with cross-tuning that much just because I haven't gotten around to learning any tunes that are cross tuned. The only tuning thing I do often is I like tuning my strings down a half step, makes it sound more rustic and old-timey. >>127760818>you can immediately tell when someone has classical violin training and tried to transition into fiddling because their bowing is too pretty. you have to add a bit of grit and elbow grease to itDisagree. Adding grit and elbow grease doesn't solely come from posture it comes from your ability to change the pressure from your wrist in the bow. In fact I'd say it comes more from your right arm than anything else.
>>127759947>TechniquesYou should absolutely 100% go to the closest Old-Time jam around you, assuming you don't go to any already. Ask around in string or folk music shops, look online, find an old-time jam to go to as soon as possible. The people are always super excited to see new faces especially if you are genuinely dedicated to learning the tradition. Learn a few tunes but be prepared to sit back and just listen to a few songs if you don't know them perfectly. If you try to join in a tune and absolutely butcher it, that makes a terrible first impression. There's zero harm in just sitting back and listening to a tune you just don't know. Jams are by far the most important part of this type of playing. You can only listen to recordings so much, actually going out and playing with other people is the most accurate, traditional, and rewarding part. Jams help you practice learning by ear, learn new variations, new tunes, everything. Since the keys of old time music are all pretty simple, I wouldn't worry so much about practicing scales over and over like you would if you're playing classical. Definitely memorize them though. You should always always always be working on improving your bowing. The goal is to have absolutely zero tension in your right arm, and all the movement comes from your wrist and not your elbow. The pressure should come from your index finger pushing down on the bow. Fiddlers are able to play so many notes so fast and smoothly for two reasons. They don't use the entire bow, and they aren't holding the bow tightly. Try to use as short amount of bow as possible, if you use the whole bow for every note you are going to tire yourself out and make string crossings and fast playing more difficult.
>>127763759>Favorite songsHere's a list of ones I like to play and how often I've heard them played at jams. Sorry for being so long winded but I like this tradition a lot and I like seeing someone interestedHunt the Buffalo in A, beginner (common)Arkansas Traveler in G, beginner (very common)Angeline the Baker in G, beginner (very common)Billy in the Lowground in C, beginner (common)Dry & Dusty in A, beginner (common)Willow Creek in D, intermediate (rare)Old Grimes in G, intermediate (uncommon)Waynesboro in G, intermediate (common)Farewell Princeton in D, advanced (uncommon)Farewell Trion in G, advanced (uncommon)Big Black Cat in A minor, advanced (common)
>>127763529Yeah, I am switching around playing with different fiddle/bow positions, I don't need the chinrest to play under my chin. I like the look of the fiddle without it.>>127760828Will do. DDAD and ADAE are some I plan to play with too, along with standard. >>127763759I do a lot of improvisation and jamming on all my instruments, I approached the fiddle through improv and exploration first and foremost. Might take me a minute to find an oldtime jam, bluegrass is more popular around here and they piss me off cause they don't follow the tradition of keeping the root note of the scale the same throughout the whole jam, or at least using relative keys. Constantly have to capo/retune my banjo. They're all mandolin and guitar players so, you know. As for bowing, I'm trying to get rid of tension, and it's working but I still tense up sometimes. And yeah I do quick short bows unless I want some sustain, I can see that from watching fiddlers.>>127763789Will look at these. Been starting with Old Horse And Buggy and Cumberland Gap, along with Rare Old Mountain Dew, Rosin The Beau, and Loch Lomond. I have the same interests as you, blending my American fiddling with Celtic flair. Thanks for the advice, anon
Triptykon > Celtic Frost
>>127764120Hell no, monotheist is Tom’s best work
https://soundcloud.com/bloodzboi4life/magneticthis song is fire! what's the sample tho?
this song is fire! what's the sample tho?
this fire is sample! what's the song tho?
Into Glory Ride editionManowar - Hatred https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVsuvfrp15MThis general is dedicated to both the celebration and discussion of traditional heavy metal and its many subgenres. Before posting, please view the link below and familiarize yourself with what we do/do not allow.Guidelines: https://pastebin.com/7cJ7xZy8>Is [genre/band/album] fit for /trad/?If you have to ask this, it probably isn’t and you should take what you want to talk about somewhere else.Vote for the next album here: https://strawpoll.com/e7ZJaXkvKg3Old: >>127605940
>>127760339>Trve Norwegian black metal is trad.It's not. Far too sonically extreme to be traditional metal.>>127762030It's good, though most of the BM I've listened to is first wave. Whenever I'm in the mood for extreme metal I prefer that stuff over death.
>>127681206Celtic Frost - To Mega Therion
>>127764073Absolutely not. Celtic Frost are in the guidelines as an example of a band that isn't allowed here, why the fuck would I include them on the chart?
>>127764104mb, I thought this was /metal/
>>127764129All good, man. =)
Why are so many hyperpop/breakcore/webcore/edm etc artists trans, furries edgelords, druggies sexfiends and/or sucidial? Why do so many of them have one or multiple of those characteristics. I'm listening to artists like 100 gecs, Machine Girl, Femtanyl, Sewerslvt, Ada Rook and a few lesser know ones and I'm shocked how many of them are trannies and furries, it's impossible to share my music with except my few friends who also like breakcore. Do any of you have a similar problem?
>>127745482I'm glad what happened on the 10th will finally give the majority the impetus to put these people away, along with the ideology that empowered them.
>>127763812two more weeks
>>127745482Autistic/retarded
>>127763970It's already happening. Your allies are getting fired, your favorite ecelebs are getting reported to the FBI for inciting violence on stream, and no one will take anything you have to say seriously ever again.
Archived Threads:>https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/search/text/shugazi%20general/Welcome to /shugazi/, the comfiest general on /mu/. This thread is dedicated to the discussion of Shoegaze, Dream Pop, Noise Pop, Blackgaze and other sub-genres. Slowcore, Twee Pop and Ethereal Wave welcome as well. Come discuss your favorite albums/artists, explore new things and banter with your fellow shoegazers. As always, shilling collection playlist to spread the love: https://open.spotify.com/user/comfydaddy/playlist/1HkipeBXaIwCyq8rYL7gio?si=W7OCyoaZT4-enI193IQVyw>What are you guys currently listening to? I'm listening to Clinic Stars - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC-9-WisUzE Infograph Charts/Genre Maps: https://imgur.com/a/ndMU0>BEAUTIFUL NOISE (2014) early days shoegaze documentary (Cocteau Twins, JAMC, MBV, AR Kane, Ride, Slowdive, Medicine, Pale Saints, Chapterhouse, Lush, Seefeel, Curve, Swervedriver) https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=YlvmTp6-SwU >DKFM Shoegaze Radio – over a decade of actively supporting the shoegaze scene.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>127763083gugaze
>>127759633Shoegaze Stone Roses with amazing drumsLeave them all behind is a top 5 shoegaze song
once again...YELLOW LOVELESSELLOWLOVELESSComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>127759713Check this out.https://nebulaglowswc.bandcamp.com/album/nebula-glowReminds me of a more airy Slow Crush
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz_yg2fQre0four guitars, pure bliss
The greatest Rock album and piece of art in general of the 21st century.
Credit......... loans........ FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DADS MO-NEY IT FUNDS ME PAYS MY FEESHEAR MY PLEA BUYS MY CLOTHESBUYS MY NEEDS DADS MO-NEYHEAR MY PLEA PAY MY BILLS PAY MY DEBTPAY MY TAX PAY MY RENT SPEND IT ALL TIL IT'S SPENTDADS MO-NEYComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
When, when we were youngWe had no history, so nothing to loseMeant we could choose, choose what funds we wanted thenWithout any trust or thought of revengeBut then you grew old, and I lost my inheritanceSo I gained an addiction, to funds and depressionThey are mine, my only true fundsAnd I'll keep them with me until the very endsI'd choose not to remember, but I miss your acceptance of these fundsAnd I need your intelligence, and your hate for atm overdraft feesBut now you're gone, I read it todayThey found you Baneposting, face down in a planeWith a meme in your hand and a wild baskins robbins on your faceAnd a frogposter in your back, you died trying to envade the banComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>127759577agreed, it's fucking brilliant
no bills, no debt, no car payment, no feesno mortgage, no rent, no suffering
My dad saw me watching some Chris Rock shit once and he said "Isn't that the Kool and the Gang guy?"So is it true, does Chris Rock look like the Kool and the Gang guy? I can never tell, but my dad is a total 70's boomer who actually knows who all these old ass dudes are, so I don't know if he might be right.
All black people look the same, that's why they call each other brother.
>>127763351isn't that kind of racist? it's not like Bill Cosby looks like seinfeld
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>>127763457Now that I think about it Dave mustaine kind of looks like Carrot Top.
Old ass Jack Nicholson looks like Steve Lukather from Toto>pic related
Why does this gta music go so FUCKING hardhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIw-_JM90EY
>>127763630I was tripping hard on acid while listening to the Ghost for hours. It's so fucking ethereal.
>>127754519SA is absolutely bloated in ways that don't even make sense. Fighting styles? All three are programmed to do less damage than the default one (which you can't relearn). Car customization? Apart from the lowrider race you can't actually race any of the custom imports you unlock later. Swimming? Devs forgot to add more beachs so you can actually swim back to fucking land. Las Venturas doesn't even work period the ai there is completely fucked.
because it was made in the 70shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z62qiNqxcJs
>>127754193>>127756505>>127759784t. chinless contrarian
Vice City is so fucking good.>tfw getting on that scooter after the first mission>tfw cruising along Ocean Drive to Billie JeanThe atmosphere at the beginning of the game might just be the most kino GTA has ever been. San Andreas fags needs not apply.
Road has the most satisfying guitar melody ever
>>127761837>the most satisfying guitar melody everwait until you start listening to elliott smith
>>127763401>>127763646 True, I honestly don't get people obsession with Pink Moon, when anything by Elliott is better, like this album https://youtu.be/0kAq3Ooqt8U?si=3ReOEEsxNwy0MyEK it's underrated.
>>127763773you don't get a lot of things
>>127763840I've already listened to this album 3 times over the past 2 years, its not a bad album, but the death of Nick is a much more determining factor for its positive appraisal, than any merit of the music itself. Tldr : overrated as hell.
>>127763932>the death of Nick is a much more determining factor for its positive appraisalFor (You)
