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Remember to keep it cozy!

Captchas didn't work. Sticking to janitors while we try to think of something else.

 No.336[Reply]

I'm a city dweller who's a big fan of hip hop. While I enjoy the harder stuff too, this place seems like the perfect spot to share the smoother, comfier parts of the genre that I love. Whenever I come by, I plan to share a track or two that I find comfy, and the situations I often find myself listening to them in. Hopefully you enjoy some of what I post!

Noname is almost exclusively for the summer. When the weather is warm and the flowers have bloomed, I'll put on her album Telefone and go for a walk.
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 No.1200

comfy and summertime

 No.1278

My man Will is so underrated it's criminal.

A stroke from a hoe won't console me, she's fucking with my soul, the kind of love I love solely

 No.1555

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>>899
>>898
Its nice to see some kill bill fans.
What do you guys think of his new album?

 No.1674

>>336
Telephone was probably the first album where I didn't have tracks I disliked to delete off



 No.1616[Reply]

future funk: it's vaporwave's happy and bubbly sister

 No.1651

It sure is. What a thoroughly enjoyable genre… Even at its worst it's still loads of fun.

 No.1655

I've just been getting into future funk in the last few days actually, and like you said >>1651 , it really does seem to be pretty much all good

 No.1656

https://youtu.be/skX73x48SDE
Here's one of my favorites. I love the dancey stuff. It floods my brain with dopamine.

 No.1658

Would things such as Yuc'e, Snail's House, Neko Hacker, Yunomi, and Honeycomebear fall into this genre?

I enjoy music like this it's fun to drive to



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 No.1648[Reply]

i've been listening to the same oingo boingo songs on loop for weeeeeeeeeeekss. i would appreciate any songs really!! except country lololol (image not relatedd)

 No.1649

https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm42147038

Classic rock, metal, and vocaloid music (all genres) comprises 100% of my intake.

This producer has some experimental stuff but they're extremely popular recently, which is cool.

The song references the Tower of Babel, but I think it's also a personification of the character, Kasane Teto, that was originally conceptualized on 2channel as an april fools' fake vocaloid release that dreamed of becoming a real vocaloid.



 No.239[Reply]

Any roll here into this genre? Recently got into it and I'm looking for suggestions
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 No.1346

I came across this channel recently that has a tonne of live recordings of Tatsuro Yamashita:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiRgOC4yg-DvnFxTwZBK0Iw/featured
Enjoy it before it gets taken down.

Here are two longer live recordings.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1TW411c7mS
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1S441117Xc

As a bonus, here is some actual live footage of him:
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1JK4y1o7AD

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>>1371
Thanks for letting me discover this song. What a gem.

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 No.480[Reply]

Lets share some classical music.

>Chopin: Fantasie Impromptu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBA-38mzabs

>J.S. Bach: Cello Suites

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REu2BcnlD34

>John Dowland: Lute pieces

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq126uwwOBo

>Franz Liszt: Liebestraum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpOtuoHL45Y

>Kimio Eto: Koto Music

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 No.485

Hélène Grimaud plays Bach-Busoni
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw9DlMNnpPM

 No.486

>>482
I think it's more a matter of rubato. Listening to other versions I can definately see certain places that feel rushed, but I feel that this loses an important element of the piece by playing parts too slowly.

Look at these two recordings:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYah2xc3Gp0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCicM6i59_I
They play at a similar averave speed, but Yo-Yo Ma gets much more out of it by slowing parts down selectively.

 No.1412

Sounds of Jupiter

 No.1413

>>1412
Is this classical music???

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 No.1549[Reply]

These are the top 10 greatest rock artists of all time.

1. Robert Wyatt
2. The Velvet Underground
3. Pere Ubu
4. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
5. Nico
6. The Residents
7. This Heat
8. Bob Dylan
9. The Mothers of Invention
10. King Crimson

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 No.1551

>>1550
Who's scaruffi?

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 No.1553

>best rock artists
>nico

k

 No.1554

>>1553
Well there's post-punk, folk rock, and experimental rock here. But if falls under the umbrella term of rock music.



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 No.1520[Reply]

I have been in a bit of a lull as of late, and picking up guitar helped make time feel a bit better
Figure I'd ask if anyone here is into it, I am no professional, but I do like spending time stringing strings
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 No.1544

I have nothing to play
Pls give recs

 No.1545

>>1544
Waiting for October - Polaris
Sink to The Bottom - Fountains of Wayne

 No.1546

>>1544
Aqua from the ARIA OST

 No.1547

>>1541
>skill level
Personally I think it's about how much you're physically capable of combined with how much a mind you have to learn/make musical choices.
If you haven't heard this type of advice already, practice the piece at as slow a tempo as you can stand, and if you can, try and memorize the melody to the point of being able to hum phrases from it accurately with all the little fills and such.
>scales
It's jazz, so perhaps the melody is better analyzed by how it relates to the comp chords.

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 No.536[Reply]

can we have a comfy indie rock thread? i've been in the mood for it recently, specifically punk rock-ish stuff.

emo/punk/math rock songs welcomed too
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 No.1468

what im listening to right now

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>>1474
Perfect cozy winter album



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 No.1455[Reply]

any prog fans here?

 No.1481

>>1455
Yes here is one :D

I love may of them classics like Yes, King Crimson or Pink Floyd but I guess everybody who is into prog Rock alrady knows about them so ill try to recommend some less known albumbs that i find entertaining :)

>(Libertés?) - Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTKi1u0CGxI

>Iconoclasta - Reminiscencias

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byrjkPSvyy8

>Mess - Sven Grunberg's Proge-Rock Group

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB0fJhiGEAg

>Tohpati Ethnomission - Mata Hati

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>>1455
Good to see appreciation for the best music genre <3

Thanks to the poster above for the albums, most are pretty damn great. Here are some of mine favorite lesser known(?) albums you lads might appreciate:

>MGP - The World of Genius Hans

https://youtu.be/oxQXUSw3nOI

>Electric Sandwich - S/T

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I7voEykh3Y

>SHINGETSU - S/T (from japan)

https://youtu.be/ILzlqYdGWcE

>Michal Prokop & Framus Five - Město Er (from czechoslovakia!)

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 No.1516[Reply]

hi sushis any tips for making your first mix ? i just wanna play around with mixing songs

 No.1517

Mix like in "adjusting frequencies" or like in "sampling to make some sick ass breakcore"?

 No.1518

it's a just do it thing. making a mixtape doesn't need any fancy skills you can put gaps between each song. it's the selection and order you care about.



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