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>> No. 10146 Anonymous
3rd August 2016
Wednesday 12:18 am
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Does anyone know where I could find the following pieces of music?

krop3ropm||a9ff
A9FF
8'|sin.x(2^n)
Two Autumns, I Keep Asking How Deep The Snow's Gotten; Spring: Still Unfurled
Poztgenom!knuklearporekomplekz
La lumière, la lumière .. c'est la seule ..
A History of Mapmaking
or Aerial Photography and 31 Variations on a Cartographer's Theme

by this weird lot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netochka_Nezvanova_(author) ?
Unsurprisingly they're not on youtube and there are only imitations on soundcloud.
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>> No. 10147 Anonymous
3rd August 2016
Wednesday 1:18 am
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>>10146
Here's one? Or part of one? I don't know. I went down a weird hole to find it and I don't want to keep staring into that abyss.

http://mp3-plus.net/download/-45576950_240621715
>> No. 10148 Anonymous
3rd August 2016
Wednesday 1:19 am
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Good luck. "krop3ropm||a9ff" is available on Discogs, but it'll cost you the best part of £25. I don't even know if recordings exist of most of the other pieces.

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>> No. 10112 Anonymous
11th July 2016
Monday 6:09 pm
10112 Epic Voices
Really impressive Voices

Kamila Dziadko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GheSOY-13Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy1J8CWoJhc
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>> No. 10114 Anonymous
11th July 2016
Monday 9:11 pm
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>>10112

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rmo3fKeveo

My go-to tune when I'm pillaging the steppes and grasslands.
>> No. 10115 Anonymous
11th July 2016
Monday 10:27 pm
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, the greatest baritone there ever was and ever will be.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XP5RP6OEJI

Gone far too soon, the inimitable Jeff Buckley.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK9CSRQUxDg
>> No. 10125 Anonymous
13th July 2016
Wednesday 8:17 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnG5iLR9g9k
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>> No. 10128 Anonymous
15th July 2016
Friday 6:51 pm
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Probably pleb tier but this woman sings the diva song from 5th element pretty good. The film version was computer cut.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgo0CDL6bd0
>> No. 10130 Anonymous
15th July 2016
Friday 9:15 pm
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>>10128

http://britfa.gs/help/features.html

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>> No. 10091 Anonymous
26th June 2016
Sunday 9:40 am
10091 Wors rap music
Sorry for my English .But how can you text my friend ?

les freaks wanna be like Supreme NTM
they don't know 'bout Royal fam. Oh damn.
i don't get their notions. don't talk your emotions
i got a headache. oh my head. check it
je am here, but ma mind ain't tired
you don't know 'bout dead zeal
je know that they're real,
oui
i shout, i laugh.
don't think, je am dangereux
le classic are u ready?
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>> No. 10099 Anonymous
27th June 2016
Monday 12:27 am
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>>10097
It's not just garbled gibberish but the content is mundane boastful cliché.
>> No. 10100 Anonymous
27th June 2016
Monday 12:28 am
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i got a headache. oh my head.
>> No. 10101 Anonymous
27th June 2016
Monday 8:04 am
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I know now you want to hear it!

https://myzuka.fm/Artist/445127/Soul-Of-Da-Snake
https://myzuka.fm/Artist/445127/Soul-Of-Da-Snake
https://myzuka.fm/Artist/445127/Soul-Of-Da-Snake
>> No. 10102 Anonymous
27th June 2016
Monday 8:32 am
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>>10101
Nice try my Russian friend.
>> No. 10103 Anonymous
27th June 2016
Monday 8:37 am
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>>10102
You don't think that's mine ?

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>> No. 7617 Anonymous
4th February 2014
Tuesday 10:40 pm
7617 this sort of thing
https://www.youtube.com/v/cWFLkepfU34
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>> No. 7897 Anonymous
26th March 2014
Wednesday 9:13 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/v/I5GcVNV7QvE#t=219
>> No. 7905 Anonymous
27th March 2014
Thursday 2:22 am
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>>7897

I'M GUNA REK U U FUKIN PRIK I SWEAR ON ME MUM U IS GONNA GET BANGED SWEAR DOWN
>> No. 9632 Anonymous
6th November 2015
Friday 4:12 am
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it takes way too long to find this thread on the backpages of /beat/

someone should make it have a picture


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8QpAf1XfEM
>> No. 10082 Anonymous
19th June 2016
Sunday 6:46 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma3plqHb-4Y

Listen to the new EP from Cas. It's the most unique and refreshing thing I've heard in a while. He samples music from the Drive soundtrack and it works amazingly well.
>> No. 10083 Anonymous
19th June 2016
Sunday 6:47 pm
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>>10082
Woops, forgot to link it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2j0tBjixYg

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>> No. 10069 Anonymous
15th June 2016
Wednesday 3:43 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za48aOR5uiM

What genre is this? What sound palette is this? (Again, sorry for the spam)
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>> No. 10070 Anonymous
15th June 2016
Wednesday 3:48 pm
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Questions about the site go in /shed/. To delete threads or posts, click on "Anonymous" by the post and follow the instructions.
>> No. 10071 Anonymous
15th June 2016
Wednesday 3:54 pm
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It's vaguely "new age". The sounds are mainly generated by S&S synthesisers, probably a Korg M1 and/or a Roland D50. These synths are the sound of the late '80s and early '90s. The drums and percussion are clearly sampled.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONkHEf7wvYA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdR4_gqlTGU
>> No. 10072 Anonymous
15th June 2016
Wednesday 6:03 pm
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>>10071
Thank you so much.

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>> No. 10026 Anonymous
1st May 2016
Sunday 4:54 pm
10026 Life Cycle - "Myth & Ritual" - Celtic Crust

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtsRhe58P1c

If you can imagine The Poison Girls spending their days listening to Celtic Frost and Deviated Instinct before getting stuck in a k-hole, you'd be getting much closer to describing Life Cycle. Feminism was hardly a foreign concept to Britain's Anarchopunk movement, but rarely had any band been so inspired to make it sound heavy. Life Cycle's brand of Crust sounded very distinct even for its day. Full of droning, menacing riffs which rumble along at a sludgy mid-tempo, Life Cycle's debut EP "Myth & Ritual" stands out as one of Anarchopunk's best kept secrets.

Unlike the infantile "kill all rapists" or insufferable self-pitying "woe is me" plaguing virtually every artform branded "feminist", each song has its own identifiable persona with very personal motifs that still sound reflective, introspective and tastefully subtle. Printed on the interior is an essay from bassist, vocalist and songwriter Marie Sheard elaborating on sexism, society and gender roles. She's obviously read her share of Germaine Greer and Laura Mulvey, admitting as much on the following EP's essay found in "The Weight of Tradition" and interweaving the male gaze and neo-Freudian poststructuralism in the lyrics. Agree or disagree with her views, the sincerity and conviction can be felt and appreciated by the listener.

Punk sensibilities in hand, the band establishes an exceptional Metal platform full of gritty rhythms. The production is fittingly murky and dirty yet all very powerful and dense, affecting how virtually every instrument sounds. The riffs sound droning and dirty which stay from slow to midpaced, but not so that they sound monotonous or gratingly dirge like. The band will jam on a riff for a while then sidewind you with something as unexpected as it is groovy. Occasionally, they'll belt out a chaotic solo, but its lack of polish suits the established soundscape. It's quite obvious they listened to "Morbid Tales", but they still manage to be fresh and not horribly derivative like the vast majority of the genre.

Another distinctive feature is the dueling vocals from Marie and the guitarist Neil Morgan. Marie's shouted vocals are loud enough to be heard through the chaos but with enough restraint to keep her from squealing obnoxiously. Neil, on the other hand, churls out throaty, harsh rasps quite reminiscent of Hellbastard's Scruff, keeping the overwhelming grittiness in line. Both of them keep a balance so it doesn't sound dissonant within the dissonance.

It's a shame the band couldn't do an encore performance for the follow up "The Weight of Tradition", which pales in comparison to this monument of oppressive crust. A live bootleg split would feature all three songs as well as some which never made the studio. Worth listening to just to hear the audience banter among themselves.

The band has now since moved on with their lives. Allegedly, Marie Sheard has since become a school teacher and has a daughter who enjoys Harry Potter
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>> No. 10027 Anonymous
1st May 2016
Sunday 5:42 pm
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Did you copy and paste that shit from wherever it came from onto 420chan as well as here, or did you just get it from there? At least try and rewrite it so it doesn't sound like paid-by-the-paragraph music journo schlock. Faggot.
>> No. 10028 Anonymous
1st May 2016
Sunday 6:23 pm
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>>10027
>>10026
Did some digging around and found this:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/life_cycle/myth_and_ritual/

OP is either the reviewer seeking validation or some guy who liked the review and is spamming it everywhere.

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>> No. 9060 Anonymous
7th February 2015
Saturday 12:17 pm
9060 Music for space travel
I like electronic music that makes me feel like I live on a spaceship. A certain kind of synth sound, no idea what to call it. Or if there is even an appropriate genre. Here's some examples, anyway.

Albums:
https://www.youtube.com/v/vd0sHifpzIk
https://www.youtube.com/v/6Kv9OiWWaYY
https://www.youtube.com/v/5FGl5XJg6Zc

Tracks:
https://www.youtube.com/v/gtHCDI6hT4A
https://www.youtube.com/v/6RO7K4W-c9g

I suppose you could just call it techno, but I feel like there's something more specific here. I propose that if it doesn't have a name we call it warpcore.

I'll get my Sokol suit.
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>> No. 9986 Anonymous
8th April 2016
Friday 12:25 pm
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This strikes exactly the right balance.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLGMtUP1PpE
>> No. 9990 Anonymous
9th April 2016
Saturday 3:05 pm
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'Warpcore', I like it.

Jon Allur - Green Nebula (From the EVE Online soundtrack)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p82_zXAmOCI

Skip - Earth Eye part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5xBxEZd68s
>> No. 9991 Anonymous
9th April 2016
Saturday 4:16 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR9EdOec8V4&list=PL61870AEAA89C4649
>> No. 9994 Anonymous
10th April 2016
Sunday 11:28 pm
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I'm watching a Horizon Special about Mars and they keep using tracks from the Mass Effect games. Other than giving me Illusive Man flashbacks it's reminded me of the best track from all 3 games.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGHA9oO1Ybg

If you didn't pick destroy you doomed the galaxy, you dunce.
>> No. 10016 Anonymous
25th April 2016
Monday 10:37 pm
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>>9060

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko4k_Ya4n6w This mash up of the Space Jam theme would be perfect.

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>> No. 9892 Anonymous
4th March 2016
Friday 5:12 am
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political songs https://play.spotify.com/album/2CcQykvUzCQqVcXsrvVupj
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>> No. 9962 Anonymous
2nd April 2016
Saturday 3:43 am
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>>9961

Well it happens to me and him (>>9954) so...
>> No. 9963 Anonymous
2nd April 2016
Saturday 10:19 am
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>>9961
It seems to be a mobile issue for me which is what the other lad has going by the snapshot. Probably not worth bothering with though.
>> No. 9981 Anonymous
7th April 2016
Thursday 4:09 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZAD7W3M4zc
>> No. 9982 Anonymous
7th April 2016
Thursday 4:24 pm
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>>9963
It happens on mobile and desktop, and in all major browsers, and seemingly on no other site.
>> No. 9983 Anonymous
7th April 2016
Thursday 4:45 pm
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>>9982
Only tried with Chrome on Android, the YouTube embeds fuck up most of the time but individual threads tend to be fine.

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>> No. 9964 Anonymous
2nd April 2016
Saturday 3:31 pm
9964 House
Can we have a thread about repetitive music with highly infectious funky basslines please?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQFhSHZ3CsQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8itXbALx7Mo

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>> No. 9857 Anonymous
24th February 2016
Wednesday 9:30 pm
9857 DJ'ing
Got my first DJ set on Saturday, only a 1 hour one but it's my first and I'm looking forward too it. Any other DJ's here? Share your stories, tips, whatever.

Pic of a legend for attention
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>> No. 9858 Anonymous
24th February 2016
Wednesday 10:28 pm
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Not a DJ, but a former sound engineer. DJs were the bane of my existence, so here are my top tips for how to not be a pain in the arse.

Take spares of everything you need. If you're using a laptop, have a few CDs and/or a Rekordbox set on USB. This will allow you to smoothly transition at the beginning and end of your set, and gives you a backup in case something goes wrong.

If the clip lights are going off on the mixer, turn it down. Remember, red means danger. If you run the meters into the red, at best you're going to sound shit and at worst you'll blow the PA. Any decent venue will use limiters on the PA for protection and noise abatement, so you'll actually sound quieter if you clip the mixer.

Be polite, be sober and be early. Introduce yourself to the promoter and the engineer and thank them after your set. Every gig is a networking opportunity, but a remarkable proportion of new DJs squander it by being shy or acting like a twat. Being friendly and reliable will get you more gigs than being a brilliant DJ.

Have a backup plan in case your set goes down like a lead balloon. There is absolutely nothing wrong with playing a load of guaranteed floorfillers. Don't be the guy who kills the night and blames the crowd.
>> No. 9860 Anonymous
24th February 2016
Wednesday 11:09 pm
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>>9858
Luckilly I'm playing a boat party for a friend of a friend so everyone has roughly the same music taste.

In terms of equipment it really is a kind of DIY event, we're not even sure who's bringing the laptop and decks at the moment but I think it will be me. They've hired a sound guy to sort out the speakers and lighting so he should have all the leads hopefully but I will bring some just in case.

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>> No. 9830 Anonymous
27th January 2016
Wednesday 7:13 am
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I've been playing guitar for a while, but for quite a long time I've been neglecting the instrument and I just couldn't be bovvered to sink my teeth into it like I used to do. I thought it might've been anhedonia or something, but I think I've stumbled upon the real reason, and it's because I find the guitar to be quite a lonely instrument.

Outside of an accompanied/band environment, the only guitar songs that sound good to me are country, blues, and folk tunes that are oft depressing, and classical, spanish/flamenco tunes that are fairly technical. With a guitar, it seems like the primary way you can accompany yourself is if you're playing some morose singer-songwriter style song.

I guess what I'm really driving at this: what are your favourite unaccompanied songs involving the guitar, and what other genres or artists have unaccompanied guitars?
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>> No. 9831 Anonymous
27th January 2016
Wednesday 2:37 pm
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OK, here's a selection of instrumental things I like to play along to after a few beers.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjoi_0YhGA


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXi3mCfv15k


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6g0sCgaAkY

None of it is Van Halen level of taxing to play, but they are all pleasant tunes, and if you are mid-level all well within your ability to work out how to play just by listening to them a few times.
>> No. 9849 Anonymous
13th February 2016
Saturday 12:10 am
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The guitar is a bastard instrument. Most instruments are essentially monophonic. A piano is truly polyphonic, allowing a player to voice any chord within their span and play true legato phrases using the damper pedal. The guitar is sort of polyphonic, but with a lot of constraints and caveats.

The art of solo guitar is essentially a sleight-of-hand, creating the illusion of bass, melody and accompaniment. This is ferociously difficult, but it represents the true soul of the instrument.

Playing in this way requires you to abandon the crutches of the singer-songwriters, the easy six-string chords, the reliance on tablature and memorised patterns. It requires you to truly learn the fretboard and to have the theoretical knowledge to create rich arrangements around the constraints of your instrument.

A degree of loneliness and vulnerability is inherent to solo performance. You are inescapably alone on stage. That doesn't mean that solo performance has to be morose, however.

Some examples:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPkQn5nDTZs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sW7pTd4rGWI
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>> No. 9809 Anonymous
7th January 2016
Thursday 10:06 pm
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Lads, does anyone know what is playing in the background here? All those useless music recognising programs turned up nothing.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWD1gtK08do
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>> No. 9810 Anonymous
7th January 2016
Thursday 11:27 pm
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Do we need to do the whole industrial music thing again?

tl;dr: For a generic programme on a generic channel it's probably something provided by a production library, commissioned to be either genre-typical or soundalike, because it's cheaper than using the real thing, because even when the composers are long-dead and the copyright in the music has expired, for any recent recordings the separate rights in the sound recording typically haven't.
>> No. 9811 Anonymous
7th January 2016
Thursday 11:28 pm
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Phwoar I'd sample her hot sticky pudding IYKWIM.
>> No. 9812 Anonymous
7th January 2016
Thursday 11:55 pm
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I'd blow my sticky toffee over her puddings IYKWIM.
>> No. 9813 Anonymous
8th January 2016
Friday 12:10 am
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Since it's a youtube channel it's probably generic royalty free library music. If you're that desperate to know, send the channel a message, they'll probably respond.
>> No. 9814 Anonymous
8th January 2016
Friday 12:12 am
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>>9813

In fact, http://www.premiumbeat.com/ list Food Network as a client, so it's on there somewhere. Keyworks like 'folk' and you'll probably find it.

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>> No. 9796 Anonymous
30th December 2015
Wednesday 12:10 pm
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It seems that certain albums are great for doing work to, just to help put you in the zone. You know like how certain classic songs are great to have on every now and then in the car.

I'm interested in what albums you lads would rate in this category. Mostly because I'm doing work at the moment but it might also tell you something about yourself as I find people express a preference towards the music they listened to as a youth.

I find the pre-2012 Metric albums to fit well into this area probably because I always have listened to them when I've been working but Macintosh Plus also works well as a kind of background music. It makes you wonder if there is a science to this.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGSi7zbcXOM

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

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>> No. 9790 Anonymous
26th December 2015
Saturday 5:44 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2cMG33mWVY

One hit wonders, or those along those lines.
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>> No. 9792 Anonymous
26th December 2015
Saturday 10:10 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj53yOW9nlA
>> No. 9795 Anonymous
28th December 2015
Monday 6:38 pm
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9RunljdHow

Ironic that this made him famous, really. Also a shame, since Overtones is a good album.

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