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mjlor-chan · 7 months ago
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who are your top 5 favorite YouTubers ?
I linked some videos that I like from them
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⭐FUNKe⭐ ⭐Shenpai⭐
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⭐Noodle⭐ ⭐CJtheX⭐ ⭐MistySparkles⭐
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posthumanwanderings · 11 months ago
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[ DJ Mute City - Halcyon Highways 10 (Excerpt) ]
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sundial-bee-scribbles · 4 days ago
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contemplating whether i should make a separate tag for when im agonizing in the fucking program trying to make these little computer bitches sing/say dumb shit (aka vsynth shenanigans)
pros:
organization! (<- she says, as this place is a fucking mess)
????
cons:
nobody give a fuck
regardless of point 1, you bet she would be annoying as fuck about it. dear diary. today i made fukase read a reddit post. i think he hates my ass at this point bc i never fucking use him for anything serious and everytime i do i always take it down.
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theparanoid · 8 months ago
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Various Artists - Nu Yorica! Culture Clash In New York City: Experiments In Latin Music 1970-77
(1996 compilation, 2015 reissue)
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[Latin Jazz, Boogaloo, Salsa, Salsa dura, Latin Funk]
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archonfurina · 1 year ago
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i installed the transmasc mod for bg3 hoping it'll rekindle my interest in the game 🙏
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heavenly-halcyon · 2 years ago
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You know that moment when you awaken an obsession you didn’t know you had inside of you? That’s me and future funk music
Like hello serotonin??? When did you enter the room?
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animalcrossingshowdown · 2 years ago
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This is round 1 of determining the best K.K. song.
YT: The K. Funk / DJ K.K.
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emotionallychargedtowel · 6 months ago
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shuffled (sort of)
I was tagged for this by @lurkingshan and it looked like fun, so I made up a way to participate even though I don't listen to music on any of those services that people tend to use for these things. The closest I get is listening to things on youtube so I made a list of songs the YT algorithm suggested to me. That list was a bit long so I used a random number generator to pick ten. Well, I really hit paydirt. I couldn't have come up with a better list if I had chosen it all myself.
And then weeks went by and I sat on this nearly-finished post for no good reason! Now I'm dusting it off and getting it out of my drafts.
I'm never big on tagging people on these things, it makes me incredibly anxious. But after this much time has passed, I really can't imagine doing it. That said, if anyone reads this and feels inspired to do it too, please consider yourself tagged.
Orange Juice - I Can’t Help Myself
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One of the best tracks on my favorite Orange Juice album. This is a really good distillation of their sound that shows their influences really clearly (postpunk, classic soul, the Velvet Underground, Chic, the Buzzcocks, etc. etc.) while showing how they did something with them that's completely their own. It doesn't hurt that no one sounds quite like Edwyn Collins.
SZA - Ghost in the Machine
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For a couple of years now I've been trading song recommendations with a close friend of mine. In other words, we take turns giving each other a song to listen to. It's been great, in part because our tastes are pretty danged different (though with enough overlap to have common ground). I've found out about a lot of amazing stuff through her but I don't think there's a song that has stuck with me more from this project than Ghost in the Machine. This song just keeps giving me goosebumps after...it's been a year and change, I think.
Taemin - Criminal
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Years ago I asked my old internet friend Kate (who I've been interacting with since our livejournal days) about kpop. She has always been better than I am at keeping up with new music and I knew she knew a thing or two about it. She gave me a short list of songs to check out and Criminal was on it. It didn't quite click at first but it stuck in my brain somehow. I came back to it later and boom. It clicked big time. It reminds me of a few things. The la-la-la part definitely has a debt to Kylie Minogue's Can't Get You Out of My Head and the lead-up to the chorus reminds me of Roy Orbison's I Drove All Night. It has a retro quality that probably makes it more palatable to a middle-aged listener like myself but when I hear the synthpop tones of my childhood through a contemporary filter I don't get nostalgia so much as a distorted time-warp feeling (in a nice way).
Brave Girls - We Ride
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A while back I was emailing back and forth with another friend of mine who I talk to about music a lot--wow, I didn't know that was going to be such a theme here, but I love it--and we were talking about new and old East Asian pop genres. He made me a list of a few recent kpop and jpop songs that he thought were reminiscent of city pop, an 80s genre out of Japan that's a favorite of his. There were quite a few winners on that list but this song is the one I've listened to the most. There's another theme: sounds from my formative years filtered through a contemporary lens. I can see why my friend associated it with city pop. The combination of disco/funk elements (like that choppy Nile Rodgers guitar part) and soft pop (the harmonies, the synth strings) fits right into that category. These elements were everywhere when I was a kid but they didn't get put together in this way.
Tsunami - Be Like That
This song about a has-been ex-boyfriend is more relatable to me in my 40s than it was when I first heard it in my 20s, but that's how old Jenny Toomey was when she wrote it. I've never gotten super into Tsunami despite liking a couple of their songs quite a lot (this one, and Valentine, from their album Deep End). I should probably revisit them. They always had a way with washy guitars and interesting chords, and Jenny Toomey's voice is legendary for a reason. (The version of I Only Have Eyes for You that she recorded with Grenadine, her side project with Mark Robinson from Unrest and the drummer from the Eggs, makes really good use of that voice. It's fucking exquisite and literally gives me goosebumps.)
Spoon - Me and the Bean
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This one's a bit personal. I was active in the indie rock scene in Austin in the early 'aughts when Spoon was transitioning from their status as a cautionary tale of major label abandonment* into the period where they reached greater heights on an indie than that major label ever would have allowed. That scene wasn't very big so it's not surprising that in addition to Girls Can Tell-era Spoon being nearly omnipresent for a period of my life, I also have some personal connections there. Anyway, people seldom notice that this song is a cover. I never saw the Sidehackers, the band who originally performed the song (I'm not sure if they even managed to record it). But if this song ends up being what people remember most about them, it would make a respectable legacy. I don't know the later Spoon stuff as well as this era, but back then, there weren't a lot of Spoon originals that were as overtly emotional as this one. (You didn't typically hear a line like "I have your blood inside my heart" in an original Spoon song.) Britt Daniel may not have written this, but he doesn't hold back in his performance. So I always appreciated how it balanced out the more emotionally reserved style of the other songs on Girls Can Tell.
*They channeled the experience into songwriting to good effect. "The Agony of Lafitte," about the A&R guy that signed them to Elektra before the label screwed them over, is probably my favorite Spoon song.
the Chills - Pink Frost
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I feel like so much has been written about this song that there isn't much point trying to say anything about it. It has a truly important place in the history of New Zealand indie music, and the events surrounding it are pretty interesting. But mostly it's just a really well-crafted piece of dark, sneakily poppy post-postpunk. Among people my age with similar tastes to mine, I can't think of a song that ended up on more mixtapes. (Though a friend of mine always used to say he regretted that he couldn't really put it on mixtapes for girls he was interested in because of the whole murdered girlfriend aspect of it.)
Veronica Falls - Misery
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This song is obscenely catchy. It only takes one listen to get me singing it to myself in the kitchen for months. It's pretty fun to sing to oneself, in the kitchen or otherwise, but I'm sure it would be a million times more so if you could reproduce the harmonies with a partner. Veronica Falls really are unparalleled in the harmony department, and it's even more enjoyable because they usually use those pretty harmonies to sing about morbid, depressing things. And that juxtaposition never feels like a schtick to me, which it easily could in the wrong hands.
Bolbbalgan4 - Dream
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I've gotten into quite a few songs because they were featured on kdramas, but this is the only song where it happened the other way around—I liked it first, then watched Hwarang because of it. There was a video for it on youtube with clips from the series and the song made the show seem more interesting. Not to imply anything negative about the series, I think there's a lot to be said for it. But it was this song that made me want to watch it. I love this kind of super emotional kpop song that's so plentiful in kdramas. Maybe it's because during the decades when rock music was de facto banned in South Korea the country's dominant genre was the ballad. Maybe it's because of that particular brand of despair that kdramas excel at so much, coming up in a slightly different setting. This type of song is just more emotional in a certain way that any other genre I've run across. And this particularly example is, to my mind, the pièce de résistance.
Shearwater - Breaking the Yearlings
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This is one of the highlights of Animal Life, which is my favorite Shearwater album. It took me a while to warm up to Shearwater. The thing that really sold me on them was going on a whim to see Jonathan Meiburg play a solo acoustic set in front of a tiny audience at the Cactus Cafe. I think maybe some friends of mine opened for him or something, because something must have gotten me in the door. I ended up being really glad I went. Meiburg's set was downright mesmerizing, and I was sold on Shearwater from that point on. This particular song gets in my head a lot because the washing machine in my building puts out this one repetitive tone when you're starting a load of clothes that is really close to the opening notes of this song.
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thehotboxsocial · 6 months ago
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East Palo Alto 1990-1996
187 Skills [Chunk feat. Sean T] (1993)
A Whole Nutha Level [Sean T] (1993)
Whatever It Takes [Blackjack] (1996)
Cross Roads [Roots] (1994)
Done Deal [Totally Insane] (1995)
California Game [S-I-C] (1996)
Gotta Handle Mine [Mac & A.K.] (1995)
On Tha' Creep [High Skillz] (1996)
Funky Flowdown Part 2 [Chunk & So Busy] (1993)
Homicidal Niggas [M.O.G.] (1992)
Savin' [So Busy feat. DJ V] (1992)
Mr. Pitty [Black Jack] (1991)
Rated X Is 2 [Rated X] (1990)
Smoove [Parts Unknown] (1990)
Ho I Wanna Poke Ya [Chunk] (1992)
Oh, You Make Me Go [C-Funk] (1992)
The Insane [Totally Insane] (1992)
For The Money [Kaos] (1995)
Tailz Of Da Ville [Di Di Chill] (1994)
Come And Get Me [Smoke] (1994)
Sidewayz [Scoot Dogg feat. AD Capone & Sean T] (1996)
San Mateo County [D.R. Shake] (1993)
dl yt
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helloiamadrawer · 11 months ago
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Class 1A Boys + music they listen to (PART 2)
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There's always that ONE person who is like a parent when it comes to his whole class and music making sure it's "school appropriate" and that would be no other than the class rep, Iida.
Has a playlist for literally his life routine lol (study, relaxing, outings, running in the rain in his retro raincoat 😂,etc.). I feel like he would listen to like 90's music, classic rock (his fav artist is Foo Fighters for sure) he doesn't mind playing his stuff every now and then but he's busy most of the time preparing for class. nerd lol.
May sound shocking but he likes SOME rap but it's all old school rap/hip-hop like Biggie, Ice T, Usher, MC Hammer but he only listens to it outside of U.A though because he doesn't want "taint his image of class rep". He tried trying new school rap and..let's say he'll just stay where he is (he almost got hurt BUT that's for another story!)
The only classmate that is so chill with almost every genre of music is Sero. Even songs in different languages and more exotic genres like nudisco, jazzfunk, and french house (which are his favorites, cause it's a rarity he cherishes). He would play japanese funk while he drives down the road JUST for the ✨aesthetic✨ (future au idea). Dua Lipa, Kali Uchis, Doja Cat, Rosalia, JIAFEI just any other artist that sings in another language other than english he'll know. And he sings it so well but has no idea what a lick of it means well except for japanese.
Is not scared of talking about it to any of his classmates and actually persuading them to give it a try or if he plays it on his bluetooth speaker before class starts and then one of his classmates asks him the next day for ex: Tokoyami asks him "Hey Sero, what was that techo like song were you playing yesterday, for some reason it's in my head." and then the tape boi will go through his recently played songs from yesterday (he's a yt music kinda guy tbh). Then basically almost everybody is interested in what he has in store next
In other words he's the one who always brings his speaker to class but is respectful and plays it before class even starts, he's an early bird.
Denki, is the twin of Sero cool with any kind of music but leans more into the weebcore/rap category. He most likely will play weeb music in his dorm room, the usual anime openings and ending theme songs with a dorky smile on his face humming along while reading manga.
Is the aux cord GOD, will never disappoint the Bakusquad with any music he plays in the car he'll play some Marshmello and everyone would get littt🔥🔥🔥 or some nostalgic jpop to sing awfully off tune to to piss off Bakugo ofc.
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Fun Fact: The whole Bakusquad got kicked out of his car at least five times singing terribly lmaooooo
(!!I'M WRITING THIS HEADCANON BEFORE THE TRAITOR ERA HE HAD!!)⬇️
💅Voguing king✨ that's the title Yuga Aoyama gives himself when his headphones are filled with the sounds of VOGUE EDITS IM SORRY HE SERVES CUNT ISTG GO LOOK AT HIS HERO COSTUME UGHHHH 😫 he even putson fashion shows with the Class A Girls 🥺🥺 *imagines him voguing to this 1 hour playlist of just phonk/runway music cause I can*
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He is also very bold at expressing his love for future funk obsession, his peers don't mind it at all..well, ONE person *cough cough bakugo*. ⬇️
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Totally applies his makeup (generally eyeliner cause he has the ✨prettiest✨ eyes, fight me 🤪)to either one of those two categories imo (he gives me when i suddenly want to try runway eyeliner makeup😭 -cries in non fem queen-)
BEST FOR LAST MOTHAFUCKIN' BAKUGO AND KIRISHIMA aka BakuKiri or KiriBaku (shoutout to the shippers for that pair✌️) 💥🤟
Heavy Metal/Death Metal for Bakugo
NEFFEX, Rock and workout tunes for Kirishima
Five Finger Death Punchis literally Boom Boom Boi's fav and Kiri is in the car just vibing and just not minding it at all knowing it's his way of relieving stress from work plus it's manly sounding anyway to him as well so whatever makes him happy ❤️
Psst..come here..*whispers in your ear* Bakugo gets with Tokoyami for secret thrashing sessions sometimes 🤫
YOU CANNOT TELL ME THAT THEY DON'T! THE DARK OVERLORD AND THE ANGRY POMERANIAN THRASHING TOGETHER LMAOO AND THEN KIRI JOINS IN LATER AND THEN THE WHOLE BAKUSQUAD LMAOAOAO
Now Kiri goes to the gym pumping iron to some Neffex is a must for him that's his whole workout niche but anywhere his workout playlist goes who knows?
Has a whole thrash playlist as well go figs
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Disco on the treadmill? yes please
Dubstep while throwing around that heavy ass rope? yessir yessir
At the end of the day he's chillin' to some chillstep while laying on his bed after a shower, resting to recharge for the next day
MIneta...yeahhhh dont give him the aux cord..just don't trust him
Imma just say one word that he would blare on someone speaker
Cupcakke
That is all..so hide yo aux cords or don't bring it at all and just stick to the radio
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rockandrollpicsandthings · 7 months ago
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Grand Funk Railroad, Grand Funk Live - The American Band, japanese Laser Disc, 1974
Watch this great show in prime quality on YT, search for: Grand Funk Live 1974
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sodafrog13 · 2 months ago
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This is the same anon about the vaporwave stuff, and THANK YOU!!!! For over a year now I've been listening to mixtapes (Neon Palm Mall by SPLIFF Radio is the one that actually got me into vaporwave, I love love love it so much) and I really want to thank you for sharing! I've developed a deep love for this genre, but I didn't really know any albums specifically, so I'm glad I found you!
I also just wanted to dip my toe in the water with the previous ask, but if you have any other, I guess "advanced-listener" albums/mixtapes I'd love to hear them. I'm extremely open minded when it comes to music.
And, uh, I wouldn't mind hearing why the albums should be considered mixtapes, that is if you don't mind. I love learning! If you have any vapor wisdoms, I'd be very thankful to hear!
Last thing, I'm so jealous about your holo plaza gear. Congrats on getting the vinyl bro! 😭 Thanks again!!!
re: this ask right here! (ooooooo click for my vaporwave suggestions oooooooooo u wanna click so so bad)
anon u r literally so sweet, i don't think i can convey how excited your asks have made me LOL
admittedly there aren't many more... obscure? recommendations i can make, at least if you were to ask some like hardcore vaporwave fans lol but i can at least recommend a few more artists/albums i enjoy! i also recommend finding some artists you like to see if they collaborate with anyone and seeing if you like their works as well, usually a pretty easy way to find more people you'll like :] additionally, the Vapor Memory channel on yt posts full album streams from various artists; great way to find new stuff if you prefer to find things thru youtube rather than bandcamp! they even host virtual shows sometimes, which i think is awesome
RECOMMENDATIONS (pt 2 electric boogaloo; some of these r classics, some of them not, all of them on bandcamp and youtube except for the mixtapes):
Welcome to the Craft Store​​​!​​​® by nofriendsonline
🏜️ (鹿​​​児​​​島 砂漠) by desert sand feels warm at night and ⦓🍊⦔ タンジェリン (Kagoshima Tangerine)
Wellen by Voyage Futur
New Twilight Music Vol. 1 by various artists, published by Midwest Collective
A Million Miles Away by マクロスMACROSS 82-99
슈​퍼​마​켓​Yes! We​’​re Open by 식료품groceries
壊​滅​悲​し​み PT 2 by haircuts for men
Machines of Loving Grace by Dead The Long Year (this one's admittedly a bit of a wildcard; it's post-vaporwave, a subgenre i'm far less familiar w but as an album it's very dear to me so i had to recommend. it's quite different from most of the other things i've recommended, and far more somber. caretaker-esque? is how i'd describe it, as the caretaker is a direct inspiration for DTLY, but if that piques your interest at all i recommend giving it a go :])
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MINIMUM WAGE (VAPORWAVE MIX) by SCRAVECROW/Allec Cortez
10 Hours Of Slushwave (Vaporwave Mix) by illusiDreams
and to answer yr question abt albums vs mixtapes: this stems fr the fact that a lot of vaporwave is based on theft. vaporwave is a VERY sample heavy genre, as i'm sure you're likely aware, and while samples are usually meant to be some manner of open secret, esp in earlier days it was uncommon to openly admit to exactly what yr using, as it was supposed to be like a fun little inside joke between you and your audience as to what you were using and how. fast forward, vaporwave isn't popular per se but it definitely has more eyes on it, and some of those eyes are a little more concerned as to the ethics of such heavy usage of sampling. some argue that a lot of vaporwave songs aren't original songs so much as they're just remixes, which is why they prefer the term mixtape to refer to certain projects rather than albums.
as new subgenres come and go, some artists/albums have caused more of a stir in this regard than others. there are still some people who say saint pepsi (despite his notoriety) doesn't make real vaporwave, whatever the fuck that's supposed to mean, because of how much he (and future funk in general) relies on samples and i know there were some people who were a little miffed about the fact that OSCOB's praise the sun god practically samples an entire album (Future Lounge 03 (2000) by various artists) without actually doing all that much to it (which can sort of be the nature of a lot of barber beats tracks). and for the record, i understand wanting other artists to be credit for their work, but also i think it's a little rich to try and harp about it when vaporwave is all about stealing from other people anyways (though sample-less vaporwave does exit. hakita/heaven pierce her (yes, of ULTRAKILL fame) actually makes sample-less vaporwave music!)
ultimately, i think it's up to the artists themselves what they'd like their work to be called (and some do indeed call their works mixtapes rather than albums) but also. like who cares man LMAO it's all theft and it's all fun, i don't think it rlly matters esp since vaporwave... well it's not exactly a lucrative business, is it? lol, a lot of vaporwave artists actually offer their entire discographies for free/cheap/some sort of name your price, so the only real money they make off their works is probably physical merch or live performances (as is the normal life of a music artist, really, but i digress).
if u wanna learn more abt vaporwave stuff, pad chennington's where you wanna look! he makes a lot of videos about more obscure things in music, especially vaporwave stuff and he's a pretty big deal in vaporwave spaces, relatively speaking.
and thank u!! i paid. way too much money for it LOL but it's ok i love it to death 🩵 i'm still hunting for a reasonably priced copy of it on cassette, as i deeply regret not getting one when +3 came out. but maybe one day!...
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helmetkeeper · 2 months ago
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May I please get a playlist for Terry Bogard from King of Fighters/Street Fighter? He canonically likes rock, I like rock, metal, anime ost and vocaloid songs. (If it helps on his playlist I already have his street fighter theme, the OPM opening, a simple plan song and a vocaloid song)
hello! and sure! i had a bit of motivation trouble with this one, so i went more with genres listed instead of looking into street fighter stuff. hopefully you like some of this wonderful music regardless! ^_^
order: song by artist [and any extra artists or notes] (any translations in parenthesis if needed)
dividers by @/thecutestgrotto and @/sister-lucifer
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Cellophane by Knapsack
Handslide by Pushmonkey
Big Chair by Reacharound
If You Were Here by Kent
Hum by The Sheila Divine
Body Be by Johnny Q. Public
Little Pink Stars by Radish
The Rich, Dark, Sultry Red Of Hate by Lifter
Not Today by Rust
Weird-Out by Dandelion
Jenny Says by Cowboy Mouth
I Want It All by Eve's Plum
None Of It Matters by Blackeyed Susan
Sleeping My Day Away by D-A-D
Rockin' Is Ma Business by The Four Horsemen
Sister Blue by Mind Funk
Up And Down by Tuff Luck
Eaten Alive by Hexenhaus
No Absolution by LOST SOCIETY
Insomnia [Track 6] by Defiance
Sense Of Will by Anacrusis
The Sails Of Charon by Scorpions
Best I Can by Rush
Road Racin' by Riot
Pack It Up {And Go} by UFO
ネフナ [Nephna] by Calla Soiled [and Hatsune Miku]
Dark Nel by AVTechNO!
The Chocolate Train by Hatsune Miku [my fav. is the one on YT by soundares🤗]
Thirsty by Hikkie-P
私は演者です (I'm a Performer) by Hikkie-P [and Kagamine Rin]
日記、日記、日記、白紙 (Diary, Diary, Diary, Blank) by Hikkie-P [and Kagamine Rin]
ゾンビライフ (Zombie Life) by ほぼ日P (Hobonichi-P, AKA anemomania) [and Hatsune Miku
紅色メリー (Crimson Mary) by bibuko [and Hatsune Miku]
コンプレックス (Complex) by Watashi no Koko
蜜喰らい (Honey Eater) by Kagamine Rin
COLORS by FLOW [opening to Code Geass]
Doubt & Trust by Access [3rd opening to D. Gray Man]
曇天 (A Cloudy Sky) by DOES [5th opening to Gintama]
Sorairo Days [Tenga Toppa edition] by Shoko Nakagawa [1st opening to Gurren Lagann]
HEKIREKI by LAST ALLIANCE [1st opening to Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit): New Challenger]
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pangeasoftware · 3 months ago
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do you have a spotify, soundcloud or yt? also favorite songs right now!
not rn! maybe after this semester or I quit my job
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heard a crazy good funk fusion take of this at the only jazz ar for 300 miles and haven't been able to find anything like it online, the tune is great though
if U like sophie u'll get a kick out of this. I actually was introduced to dizzee rascal's dubs by roadkill : the mixtape as a kid but I had no idea his production sounded anything like this lol
these guys are pretty good
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chimeratoonz · 6 months ago
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A very colorfull spaceship! I’m not very good at making YT videos and i funked up the krita recorder so i only got like half the speedpaint  😭
ANYWAY heres some better quality(i hope) of the art then was showed in the video:
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Literally so proud omg
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scarefox · 7 months ago
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The fact that nobody really talks about the russian hate propaganda and conspiracy bots on facebook and xitter nor realises the danger (they don't post in russian obviously) .... who's only goal is to destabilise the west by spreading hate and lies. Which obviously works....
I mean it is not even a theory that they exist. It's proven. We know they did that during Trumps election but everyone is kinda just "yea lol that happened" There is literally an arte* documentary playlist on yt from exiled russian journalists about russian propaganda during covid and ukraine war and anti-LGBTq garbage, anti-west propaganda that also includes the bots at some point 😐 that's literally just from 1-2 year ago
Some highlights of the playlist of 12 videos (english version!)
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EDIT: sorry that's the video about the bots, troll farms and social media manipulation
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Also that one time russian hacker got into german government servers some years ago and just snatched some data without doing anything with it yet. There is also a docu about it from ARD / SWR / funk an official german channel docu is called "Putins Bären" ("Putins Bears" because the hacker used bear names as cover)
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(no english subs but auto subs are available: chose german auto subs then the automatic translation option unlocks)
*arte is an official france/german science & art tv channel they are pretty trustworthy, the other vids are from official german tv channels too
edit: point of this post is to remind that sometimes hate bait trolls aren't humans but bots
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