Music sharing thread.

[2D8HP]

Here's yet another song from my youth:

[secretandsafe]

the sailor by the album leaf
the greatest by cat power
after the curtain by beirut
13 angels standing guard 'round the side of your bed by a silver mt. zion
tomorrow is a long time by bob dylan
workin on leavin the livin by modest mouse
these days by nico
milkman by cocorosie
acid food by mogwai
horns of a rabbit by do make say think
asleep on a train by múm
a change is gonna come by otis redding
underneath the weeping willow by grandaddy
the big ship by brian eno
rubber by yuck
headless horseman by the microphones

[2D8HP]

And here's yet another AWESOME song from 1978

Spoiler: No, Your Product by The Saints

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The tv screen becomes my eye
It's the legal monster of a future time
There's no opinion that ain't my own
No thought that isn't mine...
completely

I said 21 years is a long long time
To be in this prison when there ain't no crime
So go on jailer won't you bring the key
I want to break down the door
Can you hear me?

You know the damage gets done so fast
It's all the truths that just don't last

I got creeps in drag crawling round my door
Disguised as priests they quote the law
Selling bibles for a secret fee
They say it's all done for me
I'm such a lucky man

You know the damage gets done so fast
It's all the truths that just don't last
It's another lie they want to uphold
Another day till we all grow old and break down

So I get bored with a TV mind
No place to go no future's mine
NF banners flying in the wind
Like free lobotomies
I don't recommend one

So open your mouth and you get done
The police state keeps you on the run
Scream injustice better scream it loud
Get punched down in the crowd
And what can ya do?

You know the damage gets done so fast
It's all the truths that just don't last
It's another lie they want to uphold
Another day till we all grow old and break down
You know that damage gets done so fast, listen one time. You know that justice that'll never last. I said I'll break down and another day when my life grows old. We'll never listen. Another day when we'll never get told about what's going on. And that's just when I wanna break out, I wanna get out get out of here now. You know I just want to smash that door. Wanna take my time and I don't wanna see no small TV. Don't wanna see you. I don't wanna listen to a thing that they say. I wanna crash out, I wanna smash, I wanna smash it all. I said I got to take it away. I can't stand it no more. Because I just want to break out. I said I can't take any more. Because it's too much to handle. I said no more. A crime against the state. That's another shame...

[JoshL]

(How is this my first post in this thread!?!?)

So a friend is running a tabletop game where the players have to go to a NYC goth club in 1993. He asked for a club mix appropriate for the era. I threw this together last night. I was shooting for equal parts goth and industrial, a focus on music from 90-93 (clubs tend to play recent tracks) with some older classics thrown in (goth clubs, in my experience, do love the classics, more than the typical non-retro dance night). He asked for 30 minutes, but I put together a full 2 hour set. Even took a couple requests! With some in-jokes; someone asked for Christian Death, so I put in an old tune, followed by an ex-member's current project. Exactly the sort of thing a dj would do! I'm not a dj, but I think some of the transitions came out pretty well, particularly into the NIN track (I think around 50 minutes in, I should have wrote down times). Anyway, enjoy!

https://www.mixcloud.com/DoorsInTheL...dj-vermithrax/

[2D8HP]

Hearing this makes me less unhappy:

[gurujobalert]

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[Yora]

I'm currently expanding in the wider world of Synthwave beyond Pertubator and the Hotline Miami soundtrack. Still like those the most, but Trevor Something is also pretty good. (How could you go wrong when you sample The Prodigy, Depeche Mode, and Dark Star. )
Still not quite feeling it for Carpenter Brut, though.

[JoshL]

For synthwave, definitely check out Antoni Maiovvi/Giallo Disco. This should keep you busy for a while: https://giallodiscorecords.bandcamp.com/
Also, if you like Perturbator, you might dig GosT, and Dance With The Dead are pretty awesome too. Or don't overthink it, go classic and hit up some Tangerine Dream (though maybe skip 86-95ish)

For myself, I'm working on a cover of it for a local comp, so I've been obsessively listening to Aerith's Theme from FFVII and yes, it still makes me cry every damn time. And I still call her Aeris, so we can fight over that.

Tomorrow, however, I should have a digital download of the new Belly album...the first in over 20 years! I expect I'll be listening to nothing but that for a while. Here's the b-side for the advance 10"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXVnGOPuiaY

[CoconutKing]

Personally, I'm a big fan of Kanye's new single. Not Lift Yourself, but rather Ye Vs. The People. I feel like it's definitely worth a listen if you like any of the new rap. I also would recommend the G-Eazy single "Fried Rice". Almost nobody I know in school has heard it, but it's honestly really fun. Obviously, G-Eazy's lyrics are nothing to comment on, since they're dumb, but its the execution and beat I like.

[Pendragonx]

I'm currently expanding in the wider world of Synthwave .....

Woo! Synthwave is my new jam, for sure

Favorites include:

Mega Drive
Dance With The Dead
Robert Parker
Waveshaper
Magic Sword
The Midnight
Lazerhawk
Scanndroid

and probably others I'm forgetting

[Mith]

This isn't the usual sort of music shared in this thread, but I came across this cool video of Hallelujah in Yiddish.

https://youtu.be/XH1fERC_504

[2D8HP]

I'm in the mood for something different:

Spoiler: Let's Face the Music and Dance

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As the Forum expert, please suggest something similar Red Fel Red Fel Red Fel Red Fel

[Iruka]

Just (re)discovered Butterfly Defect by Kontrust. I heard it some time ago on the radio I think without catching band name or title of the song. Glad to have finally found it, always puts me in a good mood.

[2D8HP]

I'm just going to park this here for now:

Have at it! Later stuff tends to have a greater concentration of high-energy songs, but that doesn't mean none existed before.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vfKhvzUdJoM



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LnHDtVZBCbQ


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TlPVwPO_vdI


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wIEBHo...-_6dj7j1qU4%3D



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uwFeN0Zl1bQ



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MpMwMDqOprc



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FVbVCZw5BPQ



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pOiX4hP0LNM
Motörhead - Motorhead



https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nBh5ZtATqOY
Replacements '81 I Hate Music


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jEhcVWh85HE

[rooster707]

The Struts - Primadonna Like Me

[jwhouk]

Some old guy is releasing a new album.

[candys]

[Samba Mentality]

Some old guy is releasing a new album.

That old guy is Paul McCartney, and the new album is called Egypt Station. He has released 3 singles from the album and is planning to publicize it on Sept. 7, 2018. The songs are called Fuh You, Come On To Me, and I Don’t Know. Paul McCartney is the former lead singer for the legendary 60s band, The Beatles.

I very highly recommend this album, or at least the 3 songs he has released. They seem like they’d appeal to almost anybody!

Spoiler: LargeAlbumCoverPic

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[JoshL]

So there's this meme floating around interpreting Dolly Parton's classic "Jolene" as lovecraftian horror. I thought it was funny and have a tendency to take jokes way too far. I had also just finished rehearsing, was nice and warmed up and singing pretty well, so quickly wrote a couple more verses and recorded it.

https://soundcloud.com/ditl-acoustic/jolene-of-rlyeh

And for real covers of the song, I love Strawberry Switchblade, but the version by Ruby is my favorite, and highly recommended.

[georgestawn]

I've been really into Havana by Camilla Cabello recently

[Mith]

It seems that my personal tastes run more folk-sy than the average person here, but I do recommend "Crossing the Bar". It puts a Lord Alfred Tennyson poem (always a good start) to music. The version I prefer is by The Longest Johns.

[2D8HP]

Probably recorded in March to October 1969*for the "Back in the U.S.A." album,

Spoiler: The Human Being Lawnmower

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by the MC5

[candys]

One of my favs

[Mith]

I know the music I share is always a bit counter to the usual fare of this thread, but I feel like I can not share this epic. Too bad Tolkien could not have lived long enough to know what his own visions inspired in others. In my opinion, this song can legitimately stand strong in the company of those epics that have come down out of our own past.

[2D8HP]

From a mid to late 1970's performance by a band formed by former members of the MC5, The Stooges, and other Detroit rock bands, a Chuck Berry song:

Spoiler: Sonic's Rendesvouz Band: Sweet Little Sixteen

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[kennygill]

Great, thanks for sharing

[JoshL]

I assume there are a few Legend of Zelda fans around here. I was involved in an english language dub of Ocarina, part 1 of which can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wL6dQh9TQY

I contributed the end credits music, a rock arrangement of the Hyrule Field theme (with bits of Zelda's Lullabye thrown in for good measure), which is here: https://soundcloud.com/doors-in-the-...h/hyrule-field

pretty pleased with how it came out!