/music/ - Music

I've made that thread cause in the last few months i've become a big fan of Gezebelle Gabugarbly, currently one of my favourite artists.
Their album Chunk is really good and concistent, i would recommend that everyone listen to it

The people who liked Negative XP are "black pilled" twitter or the kids on twitter

cringe. 2000's rap is more offensive and actually entertaining.

what is crystal blue persuasion about?
any answer about meth being blue will be ignored

>>2286
lyrics are easily the least important aspect of music

>>2125
probably the best produced record I've ever heard

>>2145
its just folk, why does everything have to have hyper specific categorization?

>>2158
I love Loveless but partly for nostalgia, I think their 2013 release mbv is much more interesting so you should check that out if you haven't.

>>2698
Everyone knows the best way to be a rebel is to categorize everything as rigorously as possible.

>>2106
No it's not. Listen to more music.

Not even the worst song they've put out

I thought the black album was, but I suppose it's a matter if taste

>>2440
its so funny to see how shallow conservative albums are aesthetically, its very hard to find an artistic right winger and if you do they tend to just be misinformed politically

>>1829
Great stuff thx for sharing

I hate parody metal bands who just sing some vague, basic shit about international politics and their fans think it's the most hilarious and clever thing ever
So thanks man

I was learning for a little while years ago but ended up dropping it. Learned all the chords, knew a range of some strumming patterns but struggled with those, was absolutely terrible at plucking. Got bored of learning how to get better, wrote some truly terrible original songs, then gave up.

I dont regret trying, it was nice.

>>1116
much easier to play guitar on a keyboard imo, lots of good guitar vst's out there to download

I'd be interested to know how you actually became musicians. It's the one thing I just don't really understand how people get into.
I know the tiniest amount of music theory and I'm reasonably good at playing the simplest songs (of the "songbook that comes with $30 keyboard, one note at a time" variety), but I'd expect to understand *why* I don't understand how you make your own music by this point. It's like programming by copy and pasting: I'm hitting keys, the sound is coming out of the instrument, but if you ask me to tell you why it works I draw a blank.
I'm no further ahead with trackers or DAWs or anything, but in that case I suspect it's because I'm completely lacking in confidence when it comes to listening to things. I can draw a picture and immediately assess "yes, this conveys what I wanted to show" even if my art is bad. With music in a tracker I can never tell whether the pattern of notes I've made is pleasing, or if I've simply tuned out how irritating it is. Even then it's too small to be anything but one component of a larger tune, so it feels like drawing what you think is a passable three legged chair in what you intended to be a massive picture of a party.

Yet obviously people are breaking through and know what exactly they're supposed to stick at and practice to get good at it, so there's something I'm missing. Maybe being able to identify each note by ear suddenly makes music as intuitive as visual art. Maybe it all makes more sense if you try to write songs with lyrics with a guitar rather than trying to do instrumentals with a keyboard. I don't know, that's why I'm interested in how you all started.

>>1146
You're halfway there already. Just find the right chord progression, and repeat

bump

Oh don't you see what I mean?

>>2424
cunts
https://youtu.be/m1XrmD0uglk

I hear you, brave young Jables
You are hungry for the rock
But to learn the ancient method
Sacred doors you must unlock
Escape your father's clutches
And this oppressive neighborhood
On a journey you must go
To find the land of Hollywoooooooooooooooood

>>2426
based