>>357425
Lol, you're a fag.

I went to the very first one, but I'm too old for that shit now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU8fwgGMiGU

Posting for anyone interested in their new album.

>>357433
How do you know??

I remember when I used to listen to nothing but Weird Al. Not shitty per se but it's kinda ridiculous to listen to it exclusively for 2-3 years.

In high school I liked the Smashing Pumpkins. What a dumbfuck I was.

Korn. Our Lady Peace. I Mother Earth. Static-X (still do from time to time. Ear candy, really). Linkin Park. Cold. Staind (oh god the embarrassment). Disturbed. The Tea Party (I still don't mind their discog... up to Triptrych or whatever. God that fuckin album blooooooooooooows).

Much like Mr. Faggy Worthington, I also had a spat where I listened to nothing but Weird Al for yeeeeaaaaaaaars. Between grades 5 and 7, really. To this day, when I hear pop songs I hate, I just replace the lyrics with words that are funnier so my retail job what pays da bills isn't quite *so* unbearable.

Relient K and Avenged Sevenfold. Pretty shameful, but it could be worse.

I used to like Blink 182

>>357440

this again?

I'm starting to think this is just the same guy posting the same shit over and over.

I don't know, but that was tight.

Thanks for this, dude.
I was feeling like I had the whole hiphop instrumental scene I cared for "sussed" for the most part but this is new to me and it's dope as fuck.

Reminds me of Blockhead, so idk how unique you could say it is.

Definitely good and chill, though, I can dig it. Nothing all that out-of-the-ordinary though.

Check out his "How It Should Sound Volume 1 & 2" albums, they're filled with more great stuff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wnti78u74_Y

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJwtJXiEtLM

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>>357361
well, ive got a tascam external sound card thingy, so i have no problem recording things, im talking about taking just sound out of a .wmv or something, so that i have it as a .wav that can be loaded into my DAW.

>>357366
see ^, though i guess i should have said im not trying to record audio from my tv or anything lol.

convert the file to .wav
if you're on windows you can get many programs that will convert files, SUPER converter is a good one, and if you're on mac then FFMPEGX is good.

Oh, and if you mean you hear something in an online video as opposed to one you already have, just download the .flv file (plenty of ways to do this, one is to get a flash downloader addon for firefox) and then convert the .flv to .wav

>>357423>>357421

thanks!

>>357338
well yeah i mean he is a good marketer obviously, dudes getting famous!!!\
but i dont know what it is. he is just so zaney and weird i dig it
mf doom is cool tooo

I love progressive rock, its may favorite genre of music. Pink Floyd is my favorite band.
I love classic rock type stuff as well.
I like avant-garde music.
I still like some stuff from when I was younger, like Lamb of God, death/black metal.
I like classical and jazz (and jazz fusion).
I like some electronic/ambient stuff as well, but mostly from the 70s.
There's not much mainstream/radio stuff I like though....

I think we tend to overestimate our acquaintance with diversity. Many of the genres you hear cited--rock, metal, electronic, pop--are part of the same narrow thread. And "taste" is overblown, a kind of sacred, personal predisposition to certain music--the equivalent of an eternal soul. We like what we're told to like, for the most part. With that top-heavy qualifier,

I like:

>Western classical music

a deep affinity and experience, antiquity to present

>World "ethnic" music

classical and folk varieties, especially gamelan

>American folk

especially Sacred Harp

>free Improvised music, free jazz
>rock

misc

I appreciate:
harsh noise, black metal, early rap, Glenn Miller, the Minutemen... mostly through connections with certain people

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>>357391
im glad you have and apprecitation for black metal and harsh noise both are soft spots of mine

Oh, I listen to everything...

I improvise a lot as well, so this may help. I have a jamman solo looping pedal and a metronome, the pedal is awesome but its 200 dollars (totally worth it).. Anyways, it will create a loop, for instance a progression that will repeat over and over or a riff that loops.. So you set the metronome to make sure your rhythme is dead on.. And then you solo over it for hours

Or, without the pedal you can get a metronome with an accent on the first beat, put it in 4/4 and pedalnote on the accent up and down scales making different riffs.

I think there is probably a burklee book on this subject.

>>357435
Sauce plz

OP, I would highly recommend getting like Ableton or FL(never used FL, I love Ableton though for it's looping abilities) and get some drum samples, and then just create a bassline over the drums and loop it and then play. I do this shit all the time, it's fun as hell. If you would like I can strip the guitar from some of my tracks and export the D/B section if you want, but I HIGHLY recommend getting into it and starting to do it yourself.

This is 2012, and artists that can only play and not know shit about recording and producing are falling way behind. There's no reason to not start with a DAW now a days and get good with it.

Not only this, but DAW is my primary songwriting tool. And I dont do electronic music or anything, It's Rock stuff, but Ableton is like my super interactive musical sketchpad that I can throw down ideas on, re arrange, compose in new ways, etc. It will make you a better musician hands down. Especially if you get a midi keyboard and start learning the keyboard arrangement. You dont have to be good, but find your C's G's D's and all that jazz. Then building basslines is easy and fun

>>357436
Go on Amazon.com (or something) and look up burklee guitar books, there should be one called "Getting the band together", or something along those lines. and by burklee, I am referring to the Burklee School of Music, which also offers books on music available to the general public. You might also want to peruse other books they may have available, too.

Tiger Tunes!
They're actually disbanded now but they'll forever be my favourites.
They're from Denmark and I honestly urge you all to give them a listen, regardless of your taste, it's just so good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpXeelIlVBs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdVyiY-AOZM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3E3bIgQm0k

kyuss

Massive Attack. Easy.

In fact, just give me Mezzanine, I'll listen to that album forever, it's a fucking masterpiece.

I would most definitely choose Yes. I've listened to this album more times than I will ever know.

Also,
>>357370
I had never heard of him before, this is fantastic!

Satyricon

Game is a close second. I can probably live on Doctor's Advocate and The Documentary alone

>>355713
sry but that song sucked. u mite like this more. simple, yet rockin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0J9MDi-Twuw&feature=related

electronic music is a joke.

>>355950
Yngwie used to be good. Until he got stuck in the same scale for 20 years. Yngwie is shit tier of the good guitarists. He sounds like he lacks the attention span to listen to diverse amounts of classical music itself.

>>357397
Agreed, early stuff like Trilogy Opus shit was cash, but then he just kept making power metal with strangely similar sounding minor/major/phrygian runs.

In b4 shitstorm, NB.

>"totally hawt"

Ya done goofed.

>>357405
Inverted commas, dude.
I don't see any goofery afoot.

What the fuck is this? Bitch has zero talent.

>Just snorted a pill so I'm good.

No amount of pills will make this good.

Just listening to it in another tab whilst browsing here, it just sounded like an even more shit Uffie rip off.
Watching the video makes me want to destroy things

the music video is gay as fuck, but i can see people listening to this. i won't. but it doesn't totally suck ass.