/music/ - Music

Is vaporwave actually a critique of capitalism?

>>9054
it's memetic satire and also generally a nostalgic multimedia aesthetic

they made the OP for the Biribiri animu right?

>>8813
yep

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Rastafari thread: >>4971

this thread finna be lit lol first for anti-sectarian gang

This channel has some videos on it
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMvVESrbjBWplAcg3pG0TesncGT7qvO06
They have a bunch of videos analyzing classic pop songs with music theory
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMvVESrbjBWqiFknEG7ZeTk69soXSvU2J

>>8350
> Is there an intuitive way to learn all this stuff?
Be born with perfect pitch

Just use tabs bro

>>8567
the problem with pedagogy is it doesn't matter how you structure a book because concepts often have mutual prerequisites and basically need to be taught simultaneously.

Electric Light Orchestra playing Srange Magic live in 1976, anon you read my mind.


As for Brits sounding American, Ive noticed this as well.
Not only that, they ca sound like theyre black bluesmen from the South.

Brits have no genuine contemporary culture of their own. Everything is ripped from their former colonies.
Their best cuisine is Indian or Caribbean.
Soccer teams are filled with African or Middle Eastern immigrants.

Music is white Ameeican rock n roll.

>>8004
>Brits have no genuine contemporary culture of their own.
I've thought about this a lot, and I think it;s because any new idea which arises from ordinary people immediately gets consumed and replicated for a global audience by capital. The problem then is that it gets codified and canonised, which means changes aren't allowed, as it will stop being x and become something else.
Grime is one genre of music which is pretty exclusively British, although the process I explained above is beginning to happen to it now as it becomes mainstream.
One problem with looking for the "authentic culture" of a particular place is that what you end up finding are examples, but what you're looking for is an essence. No matter how many examples you find, you'll end up thinking "is this all x culture boils down to?"
Also, let's not pretend that Americans are any better.

>>8015
>Also, let's not pretend that Americans are any better.


Well duh , where do you think lil Yankeeland got that from?
Old mother England.

As for the rest of your post, idk what youre trying to say. But I do know that alot of contemporary British culture is borrowed from other nations.

The high class culture of England relies of French art magazines, classical music made by Austrians, Prussians, or Russians.

English white ethnicity itself is made up of Germanic ancestry. Or Celtic.

>>8004
>As for Brits sounding American, Ive noticed this as well.
Not only that, they ca sound like theyre black bluesmen from the South.

I've always thought of this when listening to The Animals. What causes this phenomenon?

>>8367
they probably practiced.
also remember, alot of old stock white america were scottish, irish, and english.

their dialects and accents have inlfluence

i don't know what the fuck are you talking about, but it's true that k-pop is a vehicle for teenage girls to get into anorexia, as a lifestyle decision.

>>8864
what?

Anorexia from lisyening to boy bands?

Those girls already had insecurities.
Also:

>>8754
>sex trafficked teens.
those K pop stars arent necessarily sex trafficked. Exploited? yes. But they signed up for it.

>>8906
>Anorexia from lisyening to boy bands?
music so bad it gives you bulimia

>>8927
that woukd be punk

>>8906
South Korean music industry grooms children into becoming stars.