TL;DR post good music from random people
We live in a day and age where anybody can record an album and put it online. This means that there are tons of obscure recordings in all sorts of styles and chances are you can find stuff that's really creative and unique if you look for it. People always complain about contemporary popular music, but online you can probably find what appeals to your taste simply because of the amount of music that is out there. Of course, the problem is that you might have to sift through a lot of music first, much of which is going to be bad or very amateurish. But this is what this thread is for: sharing our best finds.
The two major sites for this kind of exploration would be https://bandcamp.com/ and https://soundcloud.com/. Youtube could have some stuff too. But any site is welcome.
And to begin with... Jons - At Work On Several Things. It has a 60s inspired sound but creates a unique vibe that is dreamy, nostalgic and serene.
https://jawns.bandcamp.com/album/at-work-on-several-things
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Here to shill a random youtuber who has some EP's on his channel that are instant-classic-tier good to me. I've heard similar stuff before, but never like this.
https://youtu.be/hKocFqLX7C8 [Play]
https://youtu.be/6IXnavOeGJc [Play]
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I need your help finding a track that a user embedded in an edited video "Deadliest Warrior: Yakuza vs Mafia" that used to be on YouTube like 12 years ago where the Yakuza and Mafia habe the final fight. I couldn't remember the lyrics because I didn't know English back then. Any one know what the music might be? I think the uploader's name might be "mengepoes".
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Well, if you don't know what I'm talking about, let me explain. Post fighting/combat music to make a playlist, not just actual military or music used in movies, but actual songs, music from anime, heck even regular audio (like audio transcripts of the bible or whatever) that fit that type of feeling music to fight people in videogames, music to watch combat videos on youtube, music to conduct raids or autistic shitfests or even if something irl (or imaginary) happens!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4bgXH3sJ2Q [Play]7 replies (and 1 file replies) omitted. Click here to view.Edit
This is a song I can imagine during the start of a battle during the starting points of a war.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5b1u9GnvmI [Play]
An obvious song based on the OP image. Another thing is the soldiers need to be inspired to put themselves on the line, and having an epic sound song does the trick nicely.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeVLw9GJbWM [Play]
Imagine you're in Vietnam to this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtPkrvfm-A4 [Play]
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>>170
I recommend you power metal genre in general like Dragonforce or Rhapsody of fire.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aItNg5SDX9Q&pp=ygUgcmhhcHNvZHkgb2YgZmlyZSByZWlnbiBvZiB0ZXJyb3I%3D
https://youtube.com/watch?v=OqPVz101nd0 [Play]
hell yeah those fat cats got it good for too long, its fat gator time.
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Recreating one of the more popular threads from a previous incarnation of 22chan. The idea is to create art for an album using three randomly generated elements:
>image
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Random/File
>artist/group name
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Special:Random
>album title
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Special:Random
(use the first words from the first quote)
These may not be the same links from the first thread, if you find something that works better please share. Some tips:
>Album art usually has a 1:1 ratio (square)
>give yourself enough room to work, at least 600x600 is probably ideal. 800x800 and over is peak.
>embrace limitations of the medium
>Let your creativity run wild, there are no rules (aside from no porn and stuff lol)
>go out on a limb and describe what the albums in this thread might sound like or be known for
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The thread title is vague, So let me explain myself. Post music that is primarily synthetic and is of decent quality with little to no blemishes. It can be of any type, From moving electronics To EDM, Even AI! Vocaloids, it doesn't matter at all.
RPM+ by Colloboh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw7I3Ovqtw4 [Play]
It's neat, I love how it pumps you up without being overbearingly loud or percussive. This song gives me a unique feeling.
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Post songs you could consider "2000s-core"
Shit like Linkin Park, Hoobstabank, The Fray, Evanesence, any edgy old things you can find, Or remember.
This is a continuation of an old 22 thread. I will also be re-posting old links from the old thread in this new thread.
How far should 2000's core go? Till the year 2012?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELjQWVxfwfY [Play]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZADpco6Zn9I [Play]
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>>205
Completely agree. I also hate 80s popular music myself (if not all of it). The 60s, 70s and 90s had some great popular acts on the other hand.
The 00s do have many great niche works IMO, actually I was surprised when I realized how many of the albums I like are from that period:
>Black Moth Super Rainbow - Dandelion gum
>Sweet trip - Velocity : Design : Comfort
>Royksopp - Melody A. M.
>Opeth - Damnation
>Mother Mother - O My Heart
>Luke Vibert - Lover's acid
>Justice - Cross
>Brand new - Daisy
>Sufjan Stevens - Seven Swans
>J Dilla - donuts
>Unwound - leaves turn inside you
These are albums I really enjoyed and come back to occasionally, but I'm afraid they're not "2000s-core" in the sense OP intended, except maybe melody a.m. and cross.
The 10s on the other hand are interesting. Worthless pop, but now there's an infinity of independent music to explore on sites such as bandcamp. Could be worth a thread actually
>>206
>Opeth - Damnation
That is the one Opeth album I like all the way through. Although I haven't been a big fan of Opeth's prior works, Damnation was an interesting album in its own right. I like the way that they are doing something different, and it is coming from a real place.
>I also hate 80s popular music myself
What about it do you dislike? I bet you hate music that lazily copies the 80s style.
>>207
>What about it do you dislike?
TL;DR It feels like music took a step back and became more of a shallow commercial product designed for mass appeal.
Maybe overexposure to its cliches ruined it for me as you say. Maybe it's just fundamentally incompatible with my personality and esthetic taste. Be it as it may, what little 80s pop I've heard I mostly strongly dislike. For example, I feel like rick astley sucks dick, eurobeat is absolute garbage, and bon jovi is dogshit vomit. "Final countdown" is a terrible song, "I want to break free" is forgettable, "africa" by toto is boring. Sweet dreams is tolerable, billie jean is ok.
My overall impression is that the music was severely dumbed down compared to before. The 70s had prog rock, jazz fusion, funk... Funk was about making the music as groovy as possible to make it hard not to dance when you hear it. That made it interesting to listen to. All of the dance music of the 80s dumbed it down, made the drum patters simple and straight, the rhythm more tame and put a greater focus on worthless cheesy lyrics. As a result I find it unlistenable.
The 60s, the 70s and the 90s all had something going for them. Original, distinctive pop (60s); creative songwriting (70s); unique atmosphere and vibe, lots of energy (90s).
I can't come up with something that I really like about the 80s however. They did have pioneering electronic music (which was mogged by 90s electronic music IMO), metal and new wave. I haven't listened much to the latter two. Maybe I've just not explored 80s music enough and there's actually something great I've yet to discover. But it's not like I've been intentionally avoiding it; it just kind of happened that very little music I like is form that era.
And it's not like I believe that all music should be complicated and intricate and deal with "deep" human emotions. But I think music should have something to make in interesting, something creative, something to give it character and set it aside from everything else. Otherwise there's no point in listening to it.
>>208
When the mainstream stuff is trash, the underground stuff you discover stands out even more. That is how I feel about the 90s onward for music. Also, I agree stuff like metal in the 80s was the best stuff to come out of that decade musically. I feel similarly when it comes to 2000s music especially the mainstream rock that it is dumbed down.
Here a few 2000s albums worth checking out.
>Alice Cooper-Brutal Planet
>Angel Dust-Enlighten the Darkness
>Vektor-Black Future
>In Flames-Clayman
>Gamma Ray-No World Order
>Eternal Tears of Sorrow-A Virgin and a whore
>Kalmah-They Will Return
>Helloween-Dark Ride
>Symphony X-Paradise Lost
>Children of Bodom-Follow the Reaper
There are more to come, but this is good start in my opinion.
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Anyone else here starting with playing harmonica/already a avid player? How's your progress so far and what resources helped you the most?7 replies omitted. Click here to view.
>>91
When I think of harmonica I think of Stevie Wonder. I love the harmonica on Isn't She Lovely and Boogie on Reggae Woman.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XauJUkYrso [Play]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oE56g61mW44 [Play]
I play harmonica. I used to be pretty good but it's been a while. In the morning I'll whip it out and see if I've still got it then I'll let you know if playing harmonica is like riding a bike. If I don't post within the next 18 hours, please call me a faggot.
>>195
Witnessed
Reporting back. I can still play, but I've definitely lost endurance. Just a few draws left me out of breath in a way that I don't remember having trouble with. It's like trying to play guitar after losing your calluses.
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Post music that you listen to while browsing 22chan. better yet, Find music that reminds you of a 22chan board, represents the site as a whole, fits a thread well, or even makes your own if you please. this isn't a general so don't feel like you have to isolate or limit something to this thread.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-Vg2YS-sFE [Play] this song reminded me of /yu/6 replies (and 1 file replies) omitted. Click here to view.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz6u9suVNlY [Play]
When 22chan was announced to die, I blasted this song in my room to 100% (and sang along while saluting the 22chan flag) and i went as far to type this in all caps in a thread.
If 22 where to die, what music would you play?
I will be a normie here, but i listen to breakcore just generally while surfing anything on the internet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OBaXu0hss8&ab_channel=Lighto
>>162
Lol, This feels like something from a soap opera.
>>156
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Lt8AfIeJOxw&pp=ygUacmFkaW9oZWFkIHBhcmFub2lkIGFuZHJvaWQ%3D
Paranoid android makes me think of /yu/
>>167
What is breakcore and how is it normalnigger?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-VsmF9m_Nt8 [Play]
/sewers/
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wIXcHAqGzH0 [Play]
also /sewers/
