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What corporate music type do you hate the most? For me it's those generic electronic rock(?) things that play in truck commercials and E3 events, with the minor pentatonic riffs and loud digital percussions that all sound the same. I think it's even more insufferable than the yooka laylee songs, because they're so loud, and they think they're so badass
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>>7932
What "normal pop" is she making? This is the latest thing from her (aside from Boy's a Liar Pt. 2) that I could find.

>>7782
Boy's a Liar is the prototypical post-Roe v Wade pop song
I couldn't come up with something more misogynistic if I tried

>>7898
Since the mods are being such whiny manchildren, Imma post my opinion again.

Punk and early urban R&B are two of the most insufferable corporate drivel.

>>7923
I dont like punk too much, especially with their pretentious cynicism. People hate on rap for glorifying violence yet praise punk.

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>>8024
Isn't rap accused of glorifying gang violence? From my experience the type of violence alluded to in punk music is either indiscriminate or liberatory and is only glorified in the latter case.



 

To unite the people and put an end to the war. I don't speak either though, I think this one is russian.
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>>7390
Sick beat

Hi I thought I'd do a translation of a post-soviet Russian song (rap?) on the architect of shock therapy on the Russian economy after the collapse of the USSR, Yegor Gaidar. Might be of interest to leftists interested in the USSR, or might not. I will provide cultural context explanations to the best of my ability albeit it's not *all* clear to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiEeTkLc-Fk

Arkadiy Gaidar's[1] grandson worked very hard
That's why the lazy and dirty masses hate him
He achieved success by following the precepts of Alisa Rosenbaum[2]
He wasn't taken by drink or despair like some others in Zimbabwe[3]
Winter, the hoarse voices of grandmas at the bazaar [4]
But Mr. Gaidar just started with himself [5]

He took notes from Adam Smith's works
Dissected into atoms the lives of the well-fed [the haves]
The free market, the concept of the individual,
A man is a poisonous snake to another man. [6]

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Apparently, Gershwin's song Summertime from Porgy and Bess was inspired by this Ukrainian folk lullaby along with an African-American Spiritual called Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

>>7995
Sheet music with translation

>>7389
I like her, she's like the Ukrainian Lana Del Rey.



 

>Harry Belafonte, the effortlessly graceful singer credited with popularizing calypso in the U.S. in the 1950s who then marched at the forefront of the country’s civil rights struggle for half a century, died Tuesday, according to his spokesperson.
>He was 96.
>Belafonte died of congestive heart failure at his home in New York City, longtime spokesperson Ken Sunshine confirmed to NBC News.

Nearly 100, RIP

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When I saw the Mario movie with my brother & a friend of his about a week ago, I saw a preview for yet another Trolls movie. Do you think Justin's tapping out with regard to serious studio releases? Man of the Woods (2018) had some goofy cuts like "Supplies" but you could at least consider that a genuine attempt of his at modern R&B (though The Weeknd basically had a monopoly on that for at least a year by that point).



 

Ecstatic vibrations, totally transcendent



 

Trying to find tracks similar to this. I love the chanting



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When I listen to old soviet post WW2 or revolutionary songs I just get goosebumps.
The music is always and absolute masterpiece, the text gives me pride of my country and people, russia, pride to my ancestry that fought for it. And just the fucking urge and will to go to the street with my USSR flag a weapon and fucking fuck up those capitalist motherfuckers that cause all the pain of the world.

but I cant, i shouldnt because id be alone, I wont and i feel like the great revolution will never happen… So, listening to songs like polyushka polye, the soviet anthem, russian road etc. make me proud, happy, and sad but also motivated.

What about you guys?

ЕСЛИ НА ОЧИЗНУ НАГРЯНЕТ БЕДА,
ПОЗОВьЁТ СОЛДАТА ТРУБАААААААААААА!
I like "My Army".

These songs are some of the best motivational material ever. Makes sense for military songs, where keeping morale is important. Plus, Soviet music represented the many peoples of the USSR through values of friendship and unity IMO.
You shouldn't be sad and feel like the revolution won't happen, товарищ анон. No one knows for sure what the future holds, but I am certain the victory of the people has already been decided by History.




 

>For I will part from the mind, and you will part from me
>You finding another mind (Woo), and I, another soul
What did he mean by this?

Idk, breaking up a relationship where they both wanted different things from each other



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can we get past the misogyny or what
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urmfyMOv8DQ



 

How Tame Impala Became Rap’s Favorite Rock Band

Is Kev parker basically the J Dilla of rock?



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