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How does it feel knowing that the most elusive and sought-after piece of lost media was discovered to be porno music?
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Has anyone seen the porno? You can find it on Xhamster.

>>11894
yeah bub here u go champ
https://br (dot) xhamster (dot) com/videos/angels-of-passion-1986-9452781

the song appears somewhere around 1:07:00

But this isn't The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.

>>11903
It's just a tribute.

>>11856
People thought this song was Japanese city pop, then Italo-disco, then from a car commercial, then a Sprite commercial, then a clothing commercial, then from the JEM cartoon, then someone had the bright idea to check porno.



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>Steve Albini, the noise rock pioneer with Big Black and Shellac who also helped engineer some of the greatest alternative rock albums of all time — Nirvana’s In Utero and Pixies’ Surfer Rosa among them — has died at the age of 61.
<Staff at Albini’s Electrical Audio Recording confirmed to Rolling Stone that Albini died Tuesday night, with the New York Times adding that the cause of death was a heart attack. Albini’s death comes just a week after his acclaimed noise rock project Shellac was set to release To All Trains, their first new album in over a decade.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/steve-albini-dead-obit-1235017169/

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real one

Another clout martyr

oh hes the guy who made all those rym albums

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post rare albini productions



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Me when I'm listening to a Kanye's newest album and I can't give it less than a 7/10 becase he's black.
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fuck vlad simple as

She's right
>>12044
Based

>>12043
>>12044
It's the principle, even if vlad is a piece of shit.


>>12045
1) This music is developed ontop of the influences of white people/whiteness, to argue it's not is the same reactionary stuff of copyright/anti-death-of-an-author
2) The ideology/philosphy/arguments of the song wasn't critized, it was the sound underneath.

She's a great reminder of why college sucks.
It's bad enough that it's systematically stullifies students and puts forward capitalist ideology, but it's also done by people who believe in it and will attack you if you dare to think.
The only reason she seen as good is because of the historical silencing black people face, but when that silencing is done against protestors of Israel, all of a sudden censorship is now bad again.

>>12046
>It's the principle, even if vlad is a piece of shit.
context still matters

>>12047
The context is that he's a racist piece of shit who's a "vulture" in the music world, (idk what that means), the counter tweet doesn't engage in that context it only engages with just that tweet.

It's like when Kyle Rittenhouse shot those people at the protests, and chinlets tried defending him by saying that one of them was a pedophile, as if Kyle knew he was a pedophile before going there.



 

What is your opinion on this femcel music
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The average person is pretty indifferent towards trans people but thinks TERF shit is unhinged, so while in the short run they might be boosting transphobia, in the long run they are also making it look completely insane and hateful (which it is) which is probably going to help normalize trans people.

>>11919
>>11920
The song is from 2000 and it was produced by a man. It has nothing to do with the brainrot video.

a uniquely feminine form of bigotry indeed

mental illness/10

>femchvds cant even make their own music
>steal a hyperpop sounding track to make fun of tr*nnies
😴



 

Nas just violated BDS during the middle of a fucking GENOCIDE.

He’s going to face appropriate backlash for this, right?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=lA-S6LmCi4k

https://youtube.com/watch?v=WPF1X58IOFA
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Daily reminder The Alchemist is Israeli yet works with openly anti-Zionist artists.

>>11765
Israeli people exist materially whether you like it or not. You can say they shouldn’t exist, but they materially do in this current reality.

>>11765
Go back to your campus protest.

I thought Nas was already cancelled after Kelis exposed how he beat the shit out of her until she nearly died.

>>11745
Am I a Zionist if I think the Israeli song is comfy?



 

I agree with this, and this sentiment should apply to music as well. Why buy or stream music made by dead artists when all you’re doing is putting money into the hands of their kids, money which those kids did NOT earn from their own work. We need to seriously regulate the works of dead musicians like demanding they aren’t played as much as living ones or make their music much harder to buy. It’s anti-socialist that estates keep taking in non-labor income when plenty of living artists need that money more.
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>>11879
>What about artists like vidrel whose music only got popular after they died?
As long as it's archived people can enjoy it
>What about albums released just days before the artist passed (like Blackstar and Donuts to name a few)? Usually they worked on these albums when they were gravely ill and it would be unfair to shelve it all.
>What about artists who pass away right before their albums are released? Should all that hard work go to waste?
Archive it. Don't allow companies–should companies as a concept persist any longer–to shelve stuff artists signed under them–be it the practice of record deals persist any longer–make. Legally require it be publically archieved while it's being made–to prevent it from being tax wrote off / shredded out of spite–then, until copyright as a practice ceases to persist, once the artist dies, it becomes public domain.

>>11879
I’d add to this that in many cases it’s not even about the money. The deceased artist or their family may want that artist’s music to be heard and distributed posthumously even if the family won’t make any money from it.

>>11880
artists living off royalties for the rest of their lives is also pretty bullshit

>>11886
Correct. The dead vs. living thing is a total red herring.

>>11887
There's a difference between being paid for making art, and living on royalties.
In such a case where a company can even be selling their art post-mortem, it's gonna be royalties. This isn't really an issue when an artist is getting paid by other means.



 

Since we have a chil EDM thread, how about a 'normal' EDM thread for house, trance, etc.
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Upsilone - Cuba (Epsilon Edit)

Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Astra Remix)



loved EDM in the 2000s but going back so little of it has aged well, at least to my ears



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What does leftypol think of Os Mutantes?

Their first album is unbelievable, sounds like an LSD trip. I have absolutely no idea how they were able to produce the album that way with such limited means. The cover of Le dernier bonheur du jour is the icing on the cake.
Their two albums right after are also very good, but they never replicated this imaculate vibe.



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Who else here has most of their music library in flac for storage purposes? It's nice to be able to convert them to any format (mostly mp3 and opus) but I'm running out of disk space and atm I don't have the money for more portable hdds.
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>>11307
You don't use FLAC because you can hear an actual difference.

Because you're right, you most likely can't, as you need proper equipment and eq settings to even hear that, and most people who think they hear a difference, just experience a psychosomatic effect.

No you use FLAC because it's LOSSLESS.
As in, the digitalisation process of the track is 100%, or 1:1.
Which is especially important if you want to convert or edit the file further.
Either way, it's a perfect digitalisation of the original.

MP3 and other lossy formats however aren't 100%. They remove bits that aren't really necessary for common audio equip (including most high range equip), but as said, the result isn't 1:1.
And especially if you want to edit/convert the file further, you're gonna fun into problems.

But for 99% of people, MP3 320 is fine, as they just wanna listen to music.
And 99% of people saying they can hear a difference are just deluding themselves.
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>>11733
FLAC is still compression
If storage space isn't too much of an issue, then WAV and AIFF which contain LCPM/PCM streams are best

>>11737
FLAC is compressed and lossless… Also WAV can't store metadata, and that's the primary attraction for a container format.

>>11307
>>11733
People need to get onto 192kbit/s opus
Even 96kbit/s or 128kbit/s is good enough for a lot of people

>>11739
WAV has support for ID3 tagging which MP3 also uses



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There was someone on this site who posted a bandcamp of what they called a maoist american acoustic folk band or some shit. It was fucking grimey as fuck but most importantly they were actually fucking good and I'm kicking myself for not favoriting that bandcamp page.

Also if any of y'all have made your own music and have it on bandcamp or soundcloud post it here.



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