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Artists who are probably from Uncanny Valley

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What are some 80s songs that are at least as good as Joe Jackson's "Steppin' Out"?

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So is Flower Boy just a collection of Tyler's bee-sides?

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Halfaxa > Art Angels

Prove me wrong

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What is it about Frank Zappa that triggers nu-males so much?

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ITT: shit that was embarrassing in retrospect

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What does mu think of shanties ?
do you like them ?
what are your fovourites ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HkKN0cNUaU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_2g_kNTBek
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGyPuey-1Jw

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Some things happened and I lost one hour of my day. Probably going to listen to things at the gym right now, hoping that proves to be nice.

Anyway, how I used to listen was classic in front of the computer – genius open on one monitor, music player open in the other–, and a cup of coffee in my hand. Also few lightining is somehow good to focus.
Normally I'd do this 3-4 days in the middle of the week and saturday I'd either listen to a longer album or rate something.

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What your thoughts on Placebo, /mu/

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STOP FUCKING MAKING POSTS ABOUT CHESTER "I NEVER MADE A SINGLE GOOD SONG" BENNINGTON!!!!!!!!!!

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One day left to submit your music to Randy Prozac's new compilation

No I am not Randy Prozac, but I'll probably be on the comp

http://sentimentalcorp.org/rprozac/submit.php

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>"Sun City Girls were 'the first truly crazy band to emerge from the shards of hardcore. Without these french-fried, grass-skirted motherfuckers it would all sound like Merzbow."
>Byron Coley

What did he mean by this

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I suppose most people would say that I just really love this album. I'd have to agree with that. I now know why people love this album so much. The one critic of this project may have been it's 'loudness', but just because something is loud doesn't make that thing bad. In the case of Loveless, I think that the reason it is so unique is not because Kevin Shields has some kind of divine musical insight that other artists lack, but rather that other artists have had the good sense to copy the same kinds of songwriting strategies and production techniques. Those that HAVE NOT been influenced by My Bloody Valentine seem to use the techniques a little more wrongfully.

Sonically, I find Loveless to be the most heart-wrenching,beautiful, attractive set sounds and noise that I have ever experienced. It is not just that I prefer this type of sound-- I actually don't appreciate the use of noise and feedback in some cases-- but the constant onslaught of beautifully crafted, almost god-like noise on Loveless is actually physically rejuvenating to me. I can not physically comprehend how someone could dislike this album. One song in particular, Blown A Wish, contains a particularly beautiful almost radiant high frequency tone throughout. That leads me to my central love for Loveless. I'm convinced that Kevin Shields spent all the time and money on this album to "perfect his artistic vision." I think that much of the production on this album was very beautifully crafted and in a way unintentional. I could be wrong, and it's entirely possible that Loveless turned out exactly the way Shields wanted it to from the beginning. I just don't think that's the case.

The vocals are almost sigh-like and very low in the mix-- almost as to say "everything I'm saying is important, it is used to convey emotion". No other album has aroused in me such a desire to turn it on again and again. After repeated listening, I would be perfectly content to hear this album again,again, and again.

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opinions on nightcore? is it degenerate and autistic?

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OK Go has been a band that has followed me around constantly. Middle school, I have teachers and students that talk about thm from time to time, and it always confused me since naturally , i knew nothing about indie bands. Unless if you count vocaloid as indie. Anyways their music video with the doggies haunts me since a teacher always playe d it durin class.
Oh, and doesnt one of the dudes kinda look like david cross!?!