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Worth it for Babylon Sisters and Hey 19

>Oh, the Cuervo Gold......
>The fine Columbian...........

BABYLON SISTEERRRRRRS
SHAKE IT

>>74709208
worth it for every song on the album, whole thing is fantastic and Glamour Profession is GOAT

>>74709047
Guitar are cellos played incorrectly.

>>74709047
That's a double bass, mate

if nothing shows up you click on verify also
>not using the legacy captcha
>KYS

Loli-speedcore

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>>74709034
Burzum's good

>>74709034
No. He planted the seeds of blackgays and other "intellectual" black metal.

>>74709034
Burzum is probably the best atmoblack of all time. Considering how shit the genre is, that doesn't say much.
But honestly, Varg's early stuff is great. Everyone knows Filosofem at this point, but Hvis lyset tar oss is arguably even better and his other 90's metal is great. Most contrarians are just people who don't want to accept that le evil nazi man made good music.

For me it's Lorn - Acid Rain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxg4C365LbQ [Embed]

>have worst week of my life as my fiancee confesses to infidelity
>decide to pull the plug and break up with her
>she goes to her parents for the weekend while I pack my things
>try to put some music on, but everything is shit now
>find the song that fits the mood, and listen to it on repeat while I pack my things
>go through all our belongings, all our memories, and leave behind the life I thought I was building up with her

It devastated me on such a deep profound level, and anytime I listen to that song now, it brings me right back to the despair I felt as I was separating my belongings from hers. It's been a couple of months now, and I've healed a bit so far, but a lot of the pain is still there. The song is forever imprinted into me as this anchor of misery, and maybe I should cherish that in its own morbid way.

Still can't believe I am where I am now, though. I miss her. I want her back. ...I need to stop listening to it.

>>74709008

It isn't really ultimate misery, but it gets me every time I listen to it; its more about the melancholy of realizing your own mortality and how finite your life is. I ended up seeing Chris Knight without a band at a bar in the city I'm from, and went in thinking it would be a bit of a snooze fest and was absolutely blown away by how hard his songs hit home.

Enough Rope (live-ish)
https://youtu.be/gHGXtkSyFAg?t=66

This one is pretty great too, its a cover of Robert E Keen's Undone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6yGjL4ffSA

While I was about to get kicked out of engineering I'd also listen to him as the degenerate, destructive drunk that I was when I went in. Also, I hate country for the most part.

Radiohead - Daydreaming
I guess I'm not really in the mood to get all in my feelings right now but it might be the most depressing song I have

I thought it was a coat for a long time.

so what

does this cover imply she's fucking the dogs?

Who is Young Thug's bias?

post our egg

and you need new eyes! you know who

This album, and it's U.S. counterpart, Beatles 65 are GOAT!

Mellow, folky Beatles = Best Beatles.

MISTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>74708867
*deletes album*
Ah, there we go.

anyone can make music

Yeah, if you don't have hands or ears or something, it would be rather difficult.

>>74708833
Yes but once you learn how to use a synth you can use anything.

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Fuck it Weezer - Only in dreams. I really loved the ending. Not a huge fan of the genre but loved this album a lot and this ending summed it up for me to why I do.

https://youtu.be/4spkVX8z-vs?t=4m50s

You have to stick to the generals to get meaningful discussions now.

>>74708787
literal dead animals are being posted and nobody's doing anything. Just abandon ship like most people already have

>>74708872
What, where?

>>74708686
No. There's a huge smooth jazz revival among millennials here in the States.

>>74708646
i listened to It's Time and I really liked it anon :)

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This is Kenny G's greatest album, before he started watering down the material he chose on future efforts with the same watery ballad style over and over again. While the songs were obviously meant to be played on smooth jazz radio more than other smooth jazz artists I could name, 'Breathless' has a handful of interesting and sometimes sensual ballads. Aside from 'Forever in Love,' my favorite song on this CD would have to be 'End of the Night,' with its gripping, sexually arousing melody.

The rest of the album has its moments, even though I can live without 'In the Rain.' Jesus Christ. It's a great album by any means, and it's certainly on par with such greats as Ohm and What's Going On. It's fucking amazing unmistakablylate eighties/early nineties smooth jazz. I honestly have no idea where this absolute hatred of it comes from that people usually perceive with it.

>>74708731
patrician desu

the whole "all smooth jazz is gay lol" meme is dumb

actually sit down and work on shit instead of getting fed up that its not turning out the way you wanted and giving up

idk im not particularly good at it
most of the times I just try stuff out on guitar, try some odd chord shapes and apply my limited musical theory knowledge to fill it up with some harmonies and shit
I basically do random stuff and see what sticks
the music theory part is oftentimes quite resourceful for working out this "random stuff" into something tangible, so I suppose that is my tip