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i mean hidden elements |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-doHKb6PaKg&list=RD-doHKb6P i love things like this aKg&start_radio=1 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAUpOFfjpbc&list=RDAAUpOFfj and this pbc&start_radio=1 |
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err thats it goodbye |
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The first one sounds just like "red red wine", a song rich people listen to by the pool to virtue signal being fake cultured. You just put chord hits in the 'in between' drum spots. But you just have to ask how much money does "ub40" have? they probably live in a mansion. So they're better than me, at least as measured by this inverted system, significantly better than me, so is any idiot like "ice cube", the guy from the anaconda movie.. carrot top.. . For their stupid in between chord hits. Man imagine going to their concert.. like every song sounds the same, they're all very slight tweaks of this "reggae" "genre", and so they play probably like 11 songs and you're like fuck, how did I end up here, are npcs even programmed to let me leave? And they save the "best" song for last, probably "red red wine" and all the npcs are like "yeah!" This is what they came here for. And the millionaire band members have to pretend to get all into it despite playing that song on stage like twice a week forever, and they get all the chicks because of survival of the shittest. And they try to make new "hits" so they can play something else but they cant cuz their songs all sound the same, and probably mtv or something already programmed the npcs to like that one specific song. To me, its mostly a song full of mind worms, like stuff they play at the type of grocery stores where you have to have a grocery card to get the sale price. Stuff that goes in your head and is hard to get out despite sounding like a trash bag filled with dry dog food and bolts clanging around your skull. |
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i never heard this before. I think it has a replay value of 1/8th since I listened to 1/8th of it. |
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is that a bad thing? |
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i agree with pretty much everything you said. you can take away how art in general is a copy of a copy. originality doesnt exist anymore. everythign has been done, and to think otherwise is unwise and ignorant. |
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I like some early UB40 stuff in a nostalgic sense, i feel like a dickhead now! |
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simple things can be effective, but it depends on what your brain is programmed to. i dont like most of classical music because it is too complex for me and my short memory trained brain. at least thats what i believe is ONE of the factors in that equation, beside the association classical instruments and styles which have been built into my brain, by historical context, paintings, music class in school and such. Now a well done dub track, works for me in miraculous ways. Its very basic, its repetition at a slow pace, with enough space in between to fill the gaps with echoed percussion which helps my mind wandering off, while humming the bass melody and occasionally adding notes in my mind. this can be my personal heaven. great music to do stuff when your mind needs to be focused on other things while keeping you in rhythm and a good mood. and the very same goes for some extended mixes of my favourite tracks. on the other hand take a house beat loop, which is shorter due to the faster bpm and its usually pure and missing any variation or percussion, echo etc. and to the absolute contrary it feels like somebody is constantly hitting my forehead and resetting my brain like a broken record. this is my personal hell. now, listening to jazz records like oscar peterson version of night train for example this is the sweet spot for musical ear/brain training imo. its your basic pop build a,b, csolo, a,b, ,dsolo, conclusion. then youre ready for c jam blues. pure bliss. stuff like c jam blues to me is closest to the variety and pace of notes/rhythm i loved in so many braindance tracks, although those are simpler notes in general, the beat build and rhythm variations often resemble the emotional complexity of a c jam blues. to close with herman munster: it takes all kinds of people to make a world |
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i found out about all this while masturbating. |
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