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Song From The Black Hole by Weezer is great m8
Here you can get it, really nice blog, has others interesting bootlegs
http://albumsthatneverwere.blogspot.com.ar/2013/08/weezer-songs-from-black-hole.html?m=1

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pic related > anything by Genesis

>>74305547
Michael Nyman is great

you don't need a seedbox. that's mostly just for ratio hoarders. i've been using private torrent sites since oink and the only seedbox i have ever used is my own dedicated torrent server that i built. you don't really need that either. just seed 24/7 on your desktop. i've also never used a VPN, and have never received any dmca letters in 10 years.

you probably don't know anyone on those sites so the only way you'll be able to get on them is by taking an interview. redacted is the only one of those that has an interview system right now.

https://interviewfor.red/en/index.html

the trick to surviving on these sites is to just not download a ton of stuff like a moron. wait for freeleeches and abuse the shit out of them and just seed them forever.

Upload really bad, but long, black-metal/noise records you source from Bandcamp. You get like three formats and upload hour-long tracks to these trackers and you are guaranteed at least 1 download of each, sometimes netting you something like .5GB up for just FLAC. This can help you create an easy buffer for you to relax with, and download casually as you please.

P.S. Invite me to RED.

I hoard CDs and uploading those has gotten me a good buffer on RED. I use a seedbox because it's convenient and I don't want to torrent over college wifi, even with a VPN. RED's request system is really nice, I've gotten like 7.5 GB by filling requests and flipped some of it to put bounties on rare stuff I don't have. Interview process was a pain but it was definitely worth it.

>>74305496
>Thelonious Monk is the greatest jazz composer
certainly arguable. You could also make a solid argument for Ellington/Strayhorn, Mingus, or Wayne Shorter.

>and some of his compositions such as 'round midnight and blue monk are some of the greatest compositions to have ever existed
>round midnight
one of his best definitely and certainly among the greatest jazz compositions

>blue monk
haha no. it's a simple blues head.

>greatest compositions to have ever existed
This is honestly just silly when you compare his compositions to those of Western composers like Bach, Schubert, and Beethoven.

Really good jazz is basically on the same level artistically as the music of these composers, but certainly not from a compositional standpoint.

>>74305790
don't worry anon all he did was listen to those two songs felt cultured and then decided to post about it

>>74305790
This anon is correct

1.Hear the heart beating as one
2.Painful
3.And then nothing turned itself inside out
4. I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass
5. Fakebook

Didn't listen to the rest

1. And Then Nothing
2. Fakebook
3. I Can Hear the Heart
4. Summer Sun
5. I Am Not Afraid
6. Electr-o-pura
7. Painful
8. Popular Songs
9. Fade
10. The rest

>OP's top 5

●Turned itself inside out

●heart beating as one

●painful

●ride the tiger

●may i sing w/ me

it reminds me of the good old days when everything was simple and pure for me. I love dad rock :')

ccr and bob dylan

CCR is world class

I have that exact same cassette deck damn

>>74305469
It's a pretty simple thing but real nice. Metal almost everywhere helps a lot.

>>74305450
Get a nakamichi.
Like all analog mediums, a lot of it depends on the quality of your player. To be sure though, most commercially prerecorded cassettes sold were put on shit quality tape that will never sound good. Cassettes themsevles aren't really audiophile quality, but you can get some great sounds if you record a CD or Vinyl onto a type 2 or type 4 cassette yourself rather than buying the commercial releases

what kind of solo stuff are we talking about?

>>74305449
I wish she did porn. She's so fucking THICC now and she looks like my oneitis who rejected me in community college.

>>74305449
mommy

>inb4 make a living off or monetize tired old licks

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So, /gg/.

On a scale of 1 to 10 how mad does it make you when you see someone with more disposable income than you?

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>>74496634
>all of that waisted $

Tyler's singing in that track is fucking awful. Only bad track on the album

>>74305403
I think that's the point of the track desu

not excusing it, but saying I kinda understand where he was going for it

>>74305419
I do too but the fact of the matter is that is SOUNDS bad.

lil b not being on that list

>>74305353
your mom's abortion

>>74305293
Are you serious?