Operator Music

>>70759249
I know the whole "operator" thing has a facade of being sophisticated and what-not, but most PMC people I know have a boner for shit like NOFX, Megadeth, Korn, etc. Anything that sounds heavy and is more often than not easy to weaponize against your enemy.

>>70759276
So essentially they listen to workout music?
NEET
But I was thinking something more along the lines of above.

>>70759249
>>70759249

I feel like operator music could fit between industrial or even "no wave."

so maybe KMFDM?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG8k4IYIgvo

>>70759344
>industrial or even "no wave."
Wtf, more of this. Especially with the gothic overtones early 2000s matrix vibe.

>>70759321
I cant quite put my finger on it op

For smooth operators.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zl5vpy__dQ

>>70759461

ngl, KMFDM can get pretty edgy if you aren't expecting it, but I think its almost endearing and not too Banky. (Keep in mind that I'm autist af)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvZqWq0ZNjk

As for no wave, Lydia Lunch is a little improvisational, but she delivers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UmDKI4sDJw

>>70759632
Seconding KMFDM

>>70759249
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIpyBeBpC74

>>70759276
I can see the appeal of this. it turns war into death moshing.

>>70759842

fuck. yes.

>cyberpunk: achieved
>p98-1: cocked
>nokia:off
>casio watch:on

>my clit:hard

I DEMAND MORE

Operator reporting in

I usually listen to the soundtrack to the film Traffic (2000) to calm me and bring a sense of serenity before the big moment, so to speak. I'll cut it off before The Police Won't Help You Find Your Car, so the ambience flows over into the job.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g00Ik31r5eQ

I like the feel we got going on here.
>>70759649
What does this stand for?>>70759344