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The Campfire Headphase is Boards of Canada's best album. Even better than Music Has The Right to Children.

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Type O Negative is the best metal band of all time. Never released a bad album on the contrary every album by them is a certified classic. And Peter Steele was a god among men. His voice made the gayest lesbian and straightest man question their sexuality. Your wrong if you disagree.
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>>4964
this guy was over 2 meters tall and had a huge cock and still got cucked

 

>>5311
Says a lot really

 

>>3804
>Type O Negative is evidence that if you're going to start a goth band, you have to really lean into it with no compromises. If you want me to believe in it, I want to see bats flying out from underneath your vampire cape. They were also the only ones who really pulled that particular fusion of goth and doom metal off and no band has ever sounded like them – like they're impossible to copy. Steel's voice was so distinct.

>Goth is fundamentally romantic. It's not rebellious like punk music is, nor has it ever been "political" like industrial music. Type O Negative wrote a lot of love songs and they had a large female fanbase. But it's also thoroughly masculine so it was something dudes enjoyed. Love is a very intense emotion – you might say it's stronger than hatred – which is gave their music a lot of power.
I think you just sold the band to me! :3

 

>>3804
>Goth is fundamentally romantic. It's not rebellious like punk music is, nor has it ever been "political" like industrial music.

 

What I always liked about Pete was his honesty, his ability to show suffering in a genre that relied on everybody being a testosterone idiot playing fast.

If the genre called for fast, Pete played slow. While everybody screamed about satanic this and that Pete sang in a low drawl about love and Gothic chicks. Pete was king of giving the middle finger to what the "genre" wanted and doing his own thing. He also loved to fuck with people and his honesty about everything including himself was legendary. In a world and a genre so filled with ass kissing dickheads. Pete was a seven foot tall breath of fresh air. Let's also not forget the motherfucker could play an upright bass like a normal on with it looking weird.

Pete was harsher on himself than anybody else could be from his music to his body. Over the years he had cleaned himself up and returned to writing music, something that he was driven to do. Sadly everything caught up to Steele and he passed away from heart failure.


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Post your favourite ever song, i think mine is this
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>>5556
>what glorious future are they grasping for?
This is a good article about the song
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2017/12/23/1727100/-A-Song-From-the-Past-About-the-Future

 

>>5520
keep playing this now

 

Currently been into this song a lot

 

>>5556
Yes, it's Macchu Picchu. In fact, that band is the only band that has ever managed to get permission by the Peruvian government to play there. iirc Pink Floyd tried to convince them but they didn't let them.

 

Call me a LARPer but the International never gets old. that said I really dont have a favorite song


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One of the greatest bands of all time
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bump

 

literally invented metal

 

>>5599
So true bestie

 

>>5599
waoooo they were the first x!!!!

 

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>>5417
who wore it better?


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I've completely forgotten the name of a band/ song.

I know this info about them:

I'd describe them as sort experimentalish indie rock

The song I'm thinking of has the hook "everytime you call I'll take it back" which is repeated over and over

One of their albums has a cover which is a dude in a wedding dress.

another song has the hook something like "if you listen you will hear the sound right there in my mind…mind" and its got a sort of fast frenetic vaudevilley piano riff underneath

anybody know the one?
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>>5578
I did. They are very generic lyrics apparently and nothing came up.

Thank you tho dumbass

 

>>5583
I searched
> if you listen you will hear the sound right there in my mind
and the lyrics to that song was the first result. I think you might just be mentally challenged.

 

>>5586
wasn't for me, I got "the score can you hear me now" and a bunch of other shit

 

>>5591
https://lmddgtfy.net/?q=if%20you%20listen%20you%20will%20hear%20the%20sound%20right%20there%20in%20my%20mind

 

genius.com
duckduckgo.com


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Nu Metal, not quite metal-not-quite-anything-else semi cringe, semi dogshit stuff from the late 90's and early 2000's, you know what I mean.

Teen angst stuff having new significance these days

 

Embedding error.
There were so many cheap Nirvana knock-offs


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you heard

 


 

and will we dance?
dance by the graveside
so glad, so glad, so glad
that you are gone


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Middle age chads ITT only

 

Embedding error.

 


 

this mf listening to the crusader kings soundtrack

 

does this count


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how do i learn to play the piano/keyboard
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>>4764
>rom what I could gather, it has a USB MIDI port, which is great, because it means you can use it as a MIDI master keyboard to play virtual instruments on your computer, once you get tired of the onboard sounds.
You can use any midi keyboard with the computer. Just get a midi to usb cable.

 

Here is a somewhat simple song to play on piano I've tried to learn yesterday.
It might not be suitable for absolute beginners, and you need a sustain pedal – tho you can perhaps emulate that by drenching your digital piano in reverb – but it's a good left-hand exercise.
You don't have to play all the notes of the left-hand chords at the beginning, you can just play the root notes of the chords instead.
Here is a tutorial for the song using Synthesia software: https://youtube.com/watch?v=OTnhlQq_Vi8

>>4766
I know, and to be fair, if you are serious about making music with a computer, you should rather get an audio interface because most of them have MIDI ports, even if it's just a Behringer U-Phoria UMC204 or a second hand Focusrite 2i4.
The Casio keyboard OP got doesn't have a MIDI out DIN port as far as I know, only USB.

 

>>4768
I know, and to be fair, if you are serious about making music with a computer, you should rather get an audio interface because most of them have MIDI ports, even if it's just a Behringer U-Phoria UMC204 or a second hand Focusrite 2i4.
True. I have a focusrite pro 40. I think it's better than the low end options because they seem to have different software from seeing my friend's low end focusrite. Although if I was buying now I wouldn't get the pro 40. It isn't true 0 latency. I'd get a true 0 latency interface.

 

>>4769
Looking it into it again after this post, I was thinking, just a straight analog mixer, post daw, with the audio channel I'm trying to record should give me as close to 0 latency as possible. I dunno. I bought an analog mixer but I haven't tested this yet, but this is my understanding. Also my understanding that no pure passthrough is available on my interface.

So what I envision is:

>daw out
>analog mix with my audio input
>audio input to digital in on the interface. Align

 

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Bumping this thread to humblebrag because I finally managed to play the 12 first measures of Chopin's Prelude in E minor Op.28 No.4 somewhat correctly. I put a cassette VST on the master channel to hide my lack of dynamic control—partly due to my MIDI keyboard being a bitch, still love it nonetheless. I feel proud of myself for once.


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The Ramones are the best
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>>5359
>And nothing can ever tear us apart
>Cuz she's my sweetheart

 

>>5408
>Oh oh, I love her so
>Oh oh, I love her so

 

I do not like the ramones

 

>>5500
don't worry, the song was later remade by another band

yes, it's essentially the same song

 

>>5501
LOL


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