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 No.8350[Reply]

What is a lydian mode? What is a key? I keep trying to figure this stuff out through Wikipedia but its weird use of language and ordering of information is extremely unhelpful. Is there an intuitive way to learn all this stuff?
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 No.8611

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

 No.8870

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

 No.8873

Just use tabs bro

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>>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.



 No.4877[Reply]

How are Brits so good at pretending to be Americans?

>This our new single, it did very well, thank'yah, they know it!, in America, and we hope it does as well over here.


It's jarring here the difference between their speaking and singing voice.

 No.8004

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.

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>>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.

 No.8016

>>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.

 No.8367

>>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?

 No.8933

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

their dialects and accents have inlfluence



 No.8754[Reply]

dunno how we allowed the kpop stans to get so self-involved in deciding the moral efficacy of anything on the same accounts where they argue which of their favorite sex trafficked teenagers has the best eating disorder
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 No.8864

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.

 No.8906

>>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.

 No.8927

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

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>>8927
that woukd be punk

 No.8929

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



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 No.2808[Reply]

Post chill house, dnb, and other electronic mood music.
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 No.7635[Reply]

Any "classic rock", hard rock, and glam, etc. Any rock or rock adjacent genre music released from 1958-1990.
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 No.7821

foreigner -Rev on the Red Line

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 No.7929

all along the watchtower (hendrix version) cover

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 No.8904

Burnin' for You
BLUE OYSTER CULT



 No.7792[Reply]

Post modern Indie rock / indie pop / dream pop
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>>7829
classic

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 No.8103

Deep Sea Diver - Wishing (Official Video)

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 No.8468[Reply]

Post drift phonk.

I like when it's mixed with techno. It's like Belgian techno mixed with schranz and rap samples.
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Интернет-радиостанция Вагнер - в прямом эфире, в хорошем качестве без регистрации! Заходим

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 No.8877

Skeler - N i g h t D r i v e スケラー

 No.8878

Skeler - N i g h t D r i v e スケラー PART II

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Skeler - N i g h t D r i v e スケラー PART III (Phonk/Wave)



 No.6789[Reply]

songs about motorcycles
120 mph rock'n'roll
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 No.7619

>>6805
The dangers of riding fast are very real but you can still do some low-speed summer cruising on one of those Indian-made Enfields (rented one during my trip and had a fairly good time without ever exceeding 45MPH). IIRC, They only cost $5K new stateside

Poasting Dick Destiny

 No.7620

and poasting motorcycle glam

 No.7999

booooomp

 No.8866

some chill motorcycle J-Rock

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Richard Thompson – 1952 Vincent Black Lightning



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 No.8519[Reply]

So what strain of communists were Mccarthy and Stereolab respectively?

 No.8872

>>8519
Idk but I'm interested in this thread. Stereolab rules.



 No.4577[Reply]

My taste in music is extremely under developed/"uncultured"/shallow because I struggle with music alot. I can only listen to music if I'm doing a activity, it I sit down and try to listen I feel genuine pain, which makes it hard for me to pay attention to lyrics.

It's also hard to pay attention to the lyrics since:
1) They never feel worth it to pay attention to, especially the more a song sounds good, (for some reason it seems like no song can accomplish both). Ex: I had a genuine terrible time with rage against the machine and Daughters because the sound completely negated any enjoyment I had paying attention to their lyrics.
2) It seems like when listening to a song, all you're actually suppose to do is feel and not think about it much, basically the song being nothing but a vibe machine, (I'm basing this off of a study where 70% of people listen to music to just remember the past). Which is extremely contradictory to how people talk about music, (especially music nerds).

So is there any ultra master peace albums/songs you guys can recommend that can completely change my opinion? To make it easy to recommend, I mostly listen to anime and video game music, with random pop songs here and there.
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>>8074
You have to be mentally deficient

 No.8082

Metropolis - Teatre

 No.8716

>>8074
don't even bother at this point, between your sealed shut mindset and your tragically apparent brain damage, you're too far gone

 No.8718

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If you want to understand the music properly you have to start with the classics and work your way to modern pop music. There is too much cultural context and symbolic layering to hit songs like "I kissed a girl and I liked it" that you simply cannot grasp until you have first reckoned with the likes of Mozart.

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>>4577
>To make it easy to recommend, I mostly listen to anime and video game music, with random pop songs here and there.
Whut games? If you like Mario music I recommend getting into jazz fusion. If you like Final Fantasy music I recommend progressive rock.



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