yep. my mistake. it's just as hard to play though.uziq wrote:
it's a viola, which is rather the whole point of the piece.
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.
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Wow, never seen such production value put together a youtube song.
man do I love some classic stuff every once in a while.
yes, far beyond me, that's for sure.Shahter wrote:
yep. my mistake. it's just as hard to play though.uziq wrote:
it's a viola, which is rather the whole point of the piece.
The new song from one of my favorite artists in recent years.
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Same guy also made this.SuperJail Warden wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cmDk4aOWEQ
Wow, never seen such production value put together a youtube song.
Pretty funny that we turned war porn into music videos now.
you've never seen a montage before?
Just discovered what people seem to be calling French House music while listening to One World Radio yesterday morning and I haven't been able to stop listening to this track since. It's exactly the type of ultra-repetitive unmelodic shit that I love.
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french house? that video is, in fact, Bad.
check out Pepe Bradock. or even early daft punk/thomas bangalter.
or even some classic like laurent garnier or something.
check out Pepe Bradock. or even early daft punk/thomas bangalter.
or even some classic like laurent garnier or something.
Yeah I might look into some of that when I get some time after work tomorrow
this is daft punk guy
god, i miss clubs.
I'm looking forward to when I can finally go clubbing again tbh, with any luck we'll be out of this mess around may/june.
i don't go very often anymore, but just to have that heads down, trance-like experience once every quarter, or half-year ... suits me just fine. perfectly tuned sound-system, a roomful of bodies, everyone on the right wavelength, the DJ in consummate control ... ah, bliss.
I really like that second one
Foushee - Deep End
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90's Rave Music
Funny comment on the video.
Gen Z's parents were ravers.
Funny comment on the video.
Gen Z's parents were ravers.
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Something for Dilbert. His two favorite things: Jewish girls and pop music.
This guy is absolutely fantastic, highly recommend checking out his music for some modern jazz/hiphop/soul - he does it all.
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is this only just occurring to you? lol. rave parents are very much a trope in the UK. there are even events for parents to take their kids to raves.SuperJail Warden wrote:
90's Rave Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svJvT6ruolA
Funny comment on the video.
Gen Z's parents were ravers.
https://www.baby-magazine.co.uk/best-baby-raves/
rave comments are a big meme. the prodigy isn't really part of that early 90s rave heritage though. more of a later commercial success/breakout act.
https://twitter.com/ukravecomments
i often think about where these people are now.
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Did you know David Guetta and Calvin Harris are different people? I didn't pay attention to either back in the halcyon days of the early 2010 but now Youtube has been giving me electronic music recommendations. Their music all sounds so alike that I still couldn't tell you who owns what song if you put a gun to my head and made me take guesses.
str8 eurodance trash.
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Eurodance during that period at least perfected objectifying women in music videos. This clearly wouldn't fly in 2020 America.