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>>1442Thanks i don't really like rap neither accept for a few. The rap today is just trash anyways. Nice song by way liz.
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>>1446This but unironically new rap is shit
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>>1458Let me guess you hate niggers?
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>>1459No. I'm just a classical music guy.
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>>1461People got different taste. Me I listen to all types i don't judge.
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>>1456Pretty relaxing thanks composer poster.
>>1446sounds like modern rap but with truth serum.
>>1460Nice never heard this song!
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>>1460new thumbnail for flac now updated
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>>1487He looks like the type of guy to get his niece to skin me alive with a pizza cutter if I looked at him funny.
>>1533Wish I could be but a humble weed farmer.
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>>1582This is awesome thanks man, love finding bands like this!
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>>1599I really love the sound of classic rock & roll and surf rock. It's got a warmth that hasn't really ever been recaptured, not even by the revivals that try and bring some of it back.
Here is a classic from Australia that is super relaxing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZ6blvx-oWQThe revivals are pretty nice though don't get me wrong. There was Psychobilly in the 80s and the 90-00s surf revival which is quite different from classic surf in a lot of ways but still really cool in my opinion.
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>>1603I like it. It's nice and jazzy without going overboard. Is the rest of that album similar? I might have to add it to my playlist if it is.
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>>1604>Is the rest of that album similar?all of their music is very similar
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>>1608I listened to the rest of that album at least and it went on my playlist. It's nice to have some more things there to break up the main genres. Thanks for sharing it.
>>1611If you liked the Space Cossacks one, then there is a good album called 'The Treblemakers vs the Doomsday Device' and a lot of the stuff by 'Man or Astroman' is also really good.
Also, you can never go wrong with a bit of swing in your life.
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>>1614Nice, reminds me of jumping about in fallout 3.
>>1731>>1774I like both of these, is nice not just listening to edgemetal all the time.
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>>1783>>1784Nice! I like the instrumentals, the vocals could be a lot worse, like mumble rap or emo screamo.
Will look more into these bands for sure.
>>1805I haven't, is really comfy thanks man!
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>>1858>soundgardenone of my favorite grunge bands
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first 5 minutes has the best music, stories cheesy but aesthetic.
>>1960nice, never thought id like surf music so much.
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Love the atmosphere in this track.
>>2001Just recently have started listening to some primus stuff, that song and Lacquer Head are great.
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Utsu-p is so cool wish I could giraffe rp and rock as hard as him.
Best part is after 2:40.
>>2031Hell yea thanks for the link, I been liking everything lately, been a battle between doom/metal and jap rock mainly though.
>>1996un-ironically really decent.
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>>2046It's actually an interesting story behind that album. They actually went and visited the place and made the album to capture how they felt the mood to be. You can see some of it in the track names too.
They also did a companion album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsFAVNzFPEo&index=2&t=0s&list=PLKV_GWcNnW6Qdoq9SmjS-UK5sBW9AH7HeLove Like Blood serves as a companion piece to Flowers for Bodysnatchers seminal Dark Ambient album Aokigahara. In this album we explore the haunted tale of despair of love lost, found and lost again. Our protagonists journey from the previous album is a shadowy narrative walking hand in hand with the fatal attraction that is Aokigahara.
The album revisits the lonely intricate piano movements, soundscapes and field recordings compiled while exploring the underworld that is Tokyo. Exploring a metropolis and an individual constantly in a state of decay and rebirth.
If you like this kind of stuff, then the Cryo Chamber youtube page is great. That's the label all these guys are on. I'm thinking of picking up this collection myself, they're pretty good collaborations and it's affordable for how much music you actually get. Probably 4.5 ish hours or so for $50 which is cheap for hard copy music really.
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>>2051Damn I like the artwork and music, will check out that channel. Somethings really comfy about oppressing ambiance.
leads to comfy horror related day dreams.
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Me after getting getting welfare and stealing from the homeless
>>2054Good shit anon yea It's been super hot and i've been listening to long ambient tracks and day dreaming thanks for the reccs
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>>2114I like the song a lot, the video feels like (The Thing) But instead of an alien it's just acid.
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>>2186very large flac banner, was going to try mp4 but the file was 21 mb/s
>>2146that is ultra comfy thanks for the rec
>>2176Badass I get an aesop rock / mf doom vibe and I like both
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True Lizcore.
>>2198ultra aesthetic, just started getting into aphex twin - used to think it was boring but I think Haircuts for men got me into the genre.
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>>2199Richard James was ahead of his time. It shocked me to find out
>>2198 was made way back in 1995.
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>>2203Was that one of his first albums? That is pretty awesome, I've heard a lot of similar music seems like he influenced a lot of artist.
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>>2297Not bad honestly, reminds me of walking around the dead rising malls pretty comfy.
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Shibayan has kinda cheesy lyrics but not in a horrible way, however the vocals and instrumentals are really catchy and take your mind off things.
>>2310I think I listened to clippings first album and really liked it, mainly the instrumentals.
This one seems to be more focused on the lyrics and atmosphere portraying a setting, pretty interesting compared to most experimental rap groups.
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>>2451Thanks glad I found that artist.
>>2407Great song
>>2439This type of metal is really great for zoning out and day dreaming.
Vocals can scare me off so fast but this one didn't.
>>2452Playing through RDR and this is great.
Good timing.
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I wonder what listening to dance music while lethargically laying around feeling nothing means.
>>2461>>2470>>2478donno if this is the same liz but good taste all around.
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I have been trying to transition myself out of YouTube and into a YouTube alternative called invidio.us, which just takes the data from YouTube and displays them without extra crap Google slaps on to their users. And I made this change not just for privacy reasons (as long as you don't log in), but for practical reasons since there's no ads and you can download videos directly in webm/mp4, or even just play videos as audio-only – which is good for just playing music. The site also seems to navigate faster, I just bookmark my subscriptions now to manually check regularly instead of depending on the Google ecosystem that I have been trying to escape in general.
So basically I am not sure if this embed will work properly. UPDATE: Yep, the embedded URL could not be understood. Will be embedding the original YouTube link but here's the invidio.us link:
https://invidio.us/watch?v=EqQuihD0hoIJust thought I would share if anyone else wants to break free from the Goolag.
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>>2972Yes, I have tried to experiment with RSS to manage channel subscriptions before but have always found them unsatisfactory. In stubborn frustration, for a while I simply saved every "subscribed" channel's URL (set to newest) onto a plain text file, listed with the date last checked in chronological order paired with their channel name. Here is an example:
>1/1/2019 - CGP Grey: https://invidio.us/channel/UC2C_jShtL725hvbm1arSV9w>1/2/2019 - CGP Grey2: https://invidio.us/channel/UC127Qy2ulgASLYvW4AuHJZQ>etc.So I would know from this to check the original CGP Grey channel now, as the most recently checked is CGP Grey2 – channels are moved down the queue the more recent it is. Then I would just copy and paste the URL manually, since I would never log in. This system allowed me to keep track of every one of my subscriptions, together with how long ago was it that I last caught up on recently released videos.
Unsurprisingly this unnecessarily convoluted system is extremely tedious, and I became even more frustrated seeing as I was doing more work instead of relaxing FROM work. So I decided to just mass "unsub" and only bookmarked a mere handful of channels that I found myself revisiting the most. Seems to be working, at least for now.
This has just been my PC experience of course, on mobile I have been using the Android app NewPipe
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.schabi.newpipe/ from the F-Droid repository
https://f-droid.org/en/ to download videos and watch offline.
It is not easy to escape the Goolag, fellow lizards. Anyway, music:
https://invidio.us/watch?v=jesc3yvZSws
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Why about hooktube?
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>>2987It doesn't work properly anymore, it's now nothing more than a less distracting display.
From the changelog:
>July 16: YouTube api features are back but mp4 <video> is replaced with the standard YT video embed. HookTube is now effectively just a light-weight version of youtube and useless to the 90% of you primarily concerned with denying Google data and seeing videos blocked by your governments.
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>>3170I actually use to work at a stadium and have been to more concerts then I can remember. Believe me, you're not missing out on much. The music sounds distorted and it's very rare that the bands put on a entertaining show.
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>>3242sound like the kind of music that would be in a survival horror game
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>>3243It's part of knowing the idea behind the album is important, as is listening to the thing in full. A good dark ambient album or collaboration often tells a story that you can pick up if you know what it is that they're trying to say.
This album is the soundtrack from the Old City which was a walking simulator from a while ago had the entire soundtrack done by Atrium Carceri. It's pretty great, though I've not played the game. Heard good things but I'm not much of a walking simulator guy. The album is a lot like Flowers for Bodysnatchers in that they incorporate a lot more traditional music and blend styles a bit more than some artists who are more orthodox and leave out the piano and brass in favour of mixing up more varieties of drone (not necessarily a bad thing).
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>>3244>they're trying to sayI guess I kind of hold musicians in a low regard and so I don't really try to figure out what the lyrics are trying to say. I probably should though.
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>>3248Well there are no lyrics in the ones I posted for starters, and secondly why hold them in low regard? It's a technical skill as well as an artistic one and music fills a pretty big role in how people live and has done so for thousands of years. I'd personally rate musicians and artists quite highly.
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>>3249>why hold them in low regardMusic and acting are degenerate professions. This is something that's been understood throughout history. I enjoy music and movies but only with the understanding that the people preforming are the scum of the earth.
That and I've heard enough interviews with musicians to know they're shallow people with very little of interest to say.
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>>3244>>3242Nice ambiance have been trying to collect tracks like this.
>>3258like listening to viper when zoning out and embracing my inner tard.
>>3261God-like taste.
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>>2482>>2971>>3256>>3258Feels nice finding things that I know and like.
Posting some maids
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>>3439not anymore, we're in clown world now. honk honk
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>>3456Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne (when he was on his solo career) have some really relatable stuff. Its for that reason that they're my favourite band and solo artist respectively. I can't seem to find the video for Isolated Man on youtube, it must've been taken down, but here's the lyrics:
I like being alone
I'd like to stay in my room all day and night
Don't like to talk on the phone
So please forgive me while I just turn off the light
Don't wanna see nobody
Ever and ever again
Don't you feel sorry?
I'm just a crazy, isolated man
I know me better than you
I hate to hear another persons screaming voice
What are you trying to do?
Leave me alone!
I won't be anymore in cries
Don't wanna see nobody
Ever and ever again
I'm not in any hurry
I'm just a crazy, isolated man
Why don't you leave me alone?
'Cause there's nothing more I wanna say!
Thank you for caring but I'll be alright
Now will you understand and go away!?
Don't have a problem living in my room because it's where I really wanna be
So please forgive me if you think I'm strange but I just wanna spend my life with me!
Don't wanna see nobody
Ever and ever again
Don't you feel sorry?
I'm just a crazy, isolated man
Don't wanna see nobody
Ever and ever again
I'm not in any hurry
I'm just a crazy, isolated man
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>>4798Exploring different realms with Yakui
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Anyone have Jap artist to recommend in the vein of DJ Sharpnel and t+pazolite?
>>4798i'm maidcore wigger
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>>5416even border noise is easier to listen
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>>5419if you play this in multiple tabs its pretty nice
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>>5694Nice
Oh so the embeded one isn't original lol
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>>5694The aughts (my high school years) were pretty bad. When I think back to those years I can remember creed and nickelback being played over and over again. It was like those two bands were the best the decade could produce.
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>>5743No joke, listening to Limp Bizkit kinda drives me mad in a way only Whitehouse did
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>>5744I like Limp Bizkit, them and The Offspring were the first two bands I really got into around 98-99. I think their music is far less dumb and offensive than the icp and mumble rap shit people listen to today.
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>>5745I guess you could say you've already got your groove on
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>>5822>HelpHeres some teen edge
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>>5832My nigga!
Vocaroo chads rise up
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>>7769Heh I remember posting them here before they became popular, good stuff liz
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>>7769>домойdenotes direction towards home. doesn't have a particular meaning on itself. most often it means going home though
