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Post 2010s pop kino

The only pop artist from the past decade I liked was Frank Ocean
Very bittersweet and clever sounds with lyrics that are usually relatable to the average person

>>8323
i always found him boring. his lyrics are extremely cliche and sentimental, and the instrumentals are the most generic dance beats slightly drawn out in tempo to help give the image of sentimentality



 

Ishkur is the only guy who has never ever had any cringe takes when it comes to electronic music. There, I said it. I can deny it no longer. Whatever style he shits on is always cheesy manufactured cringe anyway. The dude is based, I stand by my words.

Also, his knowledge of electronic music styles is so precise that I've never seen any classification I would object to. He even knows about such niche shit as Belgian techno. Those who aren't technoheads don't know what the fuck this is but once you hear it the sound becomes instantly recognizeable.

I just know OP doesn't fuck

>>8302
You've got me red-handed.



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>people still care about beyonce and rihanna
Why is American pop culture stuck 15+ years in the past
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>>8219
This. And its wonderful.

Western millenials have the biggest concentration of failchildren of any generation. This is why Western countries are trying to import immigrants over these losers who throw away all of their generational wealth on crypto and NFT schemes and funko pops, much to the chagrin of said loser reactionary failchildren.

>>8254
>import immigrants
Makes me sound like a reactionary. I meant bring in immigrants.

>>8255
those immigrants children will also become failsons if housing prices dont change

>>8219
Agree.
It’s why they rock that New Kids on the Block hair cut everyone makes memes about.



 

this is one of the bands that Boomers wax poetic about. Is it really that good?
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>>8235
I did not make this thread.

sure

>>8235
thats a different band anon, unless you want to make a boomer general

>>8243
I don't believe you.
>>8279
The OP asks the exact same type of question. Why would someone phrase it in this weird way without at least giving their own impression of the band? It instantly reminded me of the last thread.

This is the 'Why do boomers like this band?' general now.

>>8282
Jerry is actually worshipped by people though. It's not just a question of why people like the Dead.



 

New King Krule

>>8130
I only like that biscuit town song by him

WHY ARE TESCO STEALING MY MONEY



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Havana, Juicy, Industry Baby

Completely ruins the flow, Is it just capitalism's fault or is there some artistic reason that I can't get?

What do you do when songs you like have parts you don't care about? Do you find an alt version? Edit it? Or just accept it?(PST (pepe share tax))
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>>3242
If it's a weird juxtaposition I like it lol, when I read this post this sketch instantly came to mind for some reason

https://youtu.be/pB6uVRcPB94?t=250

it's so forced

No because I am not racist.(:^))

Worked in older stuff: In The End by Lincoln Park, Clint Eastwood by Gorillas, ect… I think big artists these days are too hesitant to be cringe, so it falls flat. I'm sure some smaller ones are making it work.

What's wrong with Industry Baby



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NU-GOTH THREAD PLEASE


No idea if this counts, but hereyago.



 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqobRu9aR3M

41 YEAR LATE MUSIC VIDEO LADS.
TO THE SONG THAT IS IN THE TONE ZONE FOR FOUR MINUTES AND FIFTEEN SECONDS OF PURE SIMULACRA AND SPECTICLE.

I GIVE YOU SPARKLE BY TATSURO YAMASHITA.

It's so fucking good. I can't stop. It's been on repeat for days.

Beautiful






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I fucking hate spotify
i fucking hate youtube
i fucking hate not having all my music files on my own hardrive that i can use whenever. i don't wanna hear ads. i dont wanna have songs i love get taken off youtube by the copyright ghouls. reee
I'm gonna learn how to create torrents
i wanna make playlists, put said playlists weith all the tracks in a zip file and make a torrent that my friends can download.

What is the best open source media player? I remember really liking making playlists on windows media player back in the day because i could just set the program to search a folder for audio files and they would appear within the program. Then i could very easily make playlists out said music.
Making playlists using VLC seems janky.
Anyone got any ideas?
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Cmus is pretty comfy if you're used to a keyboard driven workflow.

Any Video Converter

you should try collecting cd's, and ripping them to your desired format. excellent audio quality, and your songs will not get taken down, because now you own the music.

>>8134
or just get the flac or wav files from soulseek

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>>8136
The last time i went on soulseek it had barely any flacs. Filesharing also doesn't mesh well with my enforced naming scheme. You could create elaborate symlinking or bind scripts to support multiple concurrent file hierarchies, but i never had the motivation to.



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