Topic: Whatya listening to? (Read 888 times)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NlbozXlu2c
Anybody every hear this song?? One track Mike and Little T
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUX0y4EptA
flobot -Handlebars
Anybody every hear this song?? One track Mike and Little T
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUX0y4EptA
flobot -Handlebars
Maybe I'm out of it by todays norms but I can't help listening to this almost daily...
... still the most awesome ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5T1l2ZLG_U
... still the most awesome ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5T1l2ZLG_U
I've been going for some quirky, sample-heavy music as of late... Two songs in particular:
>> Hackman - More Than Ever. Some unknown aspect of this garage revival track strikes just the right chord when those choppy sound bites and soothing synth pad harmonies come into play. As far as personal preference is concerned: the parts in between are (although produced very well) pretty mediocre, but they do contribute to the song's continuity and relative atmosphere. All in all, a soothing and tranquil track with a nice beat... something unique considering my musical ventures.
>> Mr. Oizo - Patrick122. I've always been pretty picky about my music selections; this particular track fits the bill with a good three-quarters percentage. It doesn't die down after the nicely arranged voice sampling and beat of the first half, instead coursing its way into a rather majestic sax solo. There's also something very French about it, a sort of French that isn't found with a serving of Tommy Wiseau or Pepé Le Pew. Maybe it's the cigarettes, or the "next level beats"... whatever it is, I'll take two.
>> Hackman - More Than Ever. Some unknown aspect of this garage revival track strikes just the right chord when those choppy sound bites and soothing synth pad harmonies come into play. As far as personal preference is concerned: the parts in between are (although produced very well) pretty mediocre, but they do contribute to the song's continuity and relative atmosphere. All in all, a soothing and tranquil track with a nice beat... something unique considering my musical ventures.
>> Mr. Oizo - Patrick122. I've always been pretty picky about my music selections; this particular track fits the bill with a good three-quarters percentage. It doesn't die down after the nicely arranged voice sampling and beat of the first half, instead coursing its way into a rather majestic sax solo. There's also something very French about it, a sort of French that isn't found with a serving of Tommy Wiseau or Pepé Le Pew. Maybe it's the cigarettes, or the "next level beats"... whatever it is, I'll take two.
Jefferson Air Plane - Somebody To Love
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Domo Genesis, No Idols
Sometimes I listen to voice in my head, but then bad things happen. Bad things.
I am partial to some Epic Rap Battles of History to cheer me up when a project is monotonous... listening to this one right now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njos57IJf-0&feature=share&list=PL96675BDF95286773
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njos57IJf-0&feature=share&list=PL96675BDF95286773
^ THIS
And this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJVmu6yttiw
I am partial to some Epic Rap Battles of History to cheer me up when a project is monotonous... listening to this one right now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njos57IJf-0&feature=share&list=PL96675BDF95286773
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njos57IJf-0&feature=share&list=PL96675BDF95286773
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCtBtSB2u10
AND STOP CHANGING YOUR GODDAMN PROFILE PIC.
I want to be able to spot the underage kiddies.
AND STOP CHANGING YOUR GODDAMN PROFILE PIC.
I want to be able to spot the underage kiddies.
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