https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdixQDPA2h0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKISdd2mKzU

This song has been sampled in so many fucking places.

>>12497
Sorry mate, I didn't catch your name there.

Sorry not sorry

It's surprisingly good.

>>12497
That's Chas and Dave playing the guitar and bass on that track btw, bit of trivia for you.

>>12489
Guitar and bass.

I'd offer to but London is a bit far to go.

Well, I suppose it depends what kind and quantity of drugs you're offering.

https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/

Ninjam used to be great for this, not sure what it's like now.

Have you tried asking rather than waiting to be asked? If you post a message on a local Facebook group I'm sure you'll get some interest - there are loads of half-arsed bedroom rockers who are a bit too shy to join or start a band.

>>12493
Turns out this advice was spot on. Had a couple of jam sessions. One good, one not so good (ended up getting too drunk with the keyboard player and banned from the rehearsal space). In any case it's good to break out of being a bedroom guitarist.

Who knew that things can happen if you actually try make them happen?

>>12478
Christ why does this keep coming up. It fucking destroyed me.

>>12478

Would you settle for a 52 minute psychotic episode?

>>12481

Throw in a couple of panic attacks and we have a deal.

'Everything Connected' has been on my music list for ages, thanks for reminding me.

>Surely he's the perfect mix of "safe ravers" and mindful introspection for you lot?
What is it exactly is it about his music that it can be defined so?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-w-XSbVDsI

>>12481
That sounds like someone having a nervous breakdown, whilst trying out every setting on their new synthesizer. Remarkable.

>>12358

I listened to them when I was about 12 or 13, it has genuinely never occurred to me that they'd still be going. Next you'll tell me Papa Roach has a cult following in Latin America or something.

But yeah I think it's serious. I would suggest he's probably on summat though.

>>12361

>Papa Roach has a cult following in Latin America or something

They're still massive in Germany.

Probably the highlight of the last series of Black Mirror, which I realise is damning it with faint praise.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvLceBjnG3w

>>12288
They've now uploaded a non-live version.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcI8sfwxvIs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_2D8Eo15wE

>>12324
You are correct. Song is pretty good too. Now can you link one of the better ones?

>>12325
>Now can you link one of the better ones?

Just look it up on youtube, lazybones.

>>12326
Of course, but I wanted to know what you considered to be the best.

Went to a foreign wedding. This was nice. Shazam worked.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmqnsRp8hmE

Imagine somewhere so cold that you're not having to constantly deal with being a bit sweaty. You could put on a sensible jumper and some nice thick long-johns while you sit by the fire. Heaven.

Anyway, now that I have your attention Astro Bunny is pretty good. Taiwan has a good music scene from what I can tell even if you have to accept the odd ballad to appease the brainwashed mainland audience.

>>12405

>artists don't get a great deal out of it

Spotify pay out about 70% of their revenues as royalties, but the majority of their users don't pay a subscription and bring in absolutely piffling amounts of money. There's absolutely no reason to feel guilty about paying for Spotify.

>>12408

>They haven't exactly got a monopoly, they're fighting off competition from amazon music, apple music, youtube/google, and a few others.

Sure, just like BP don't have a monopoly on oil, there's a dozen other evil megacorps to shaft you in their place. I get that they're providing people with exactly what they want, so I'm not faulting anyone for using what they're offering. I'd just encourage anyone who's serious about music to think about being more direct with how they obtain their collection.

I say it's harmful overall because as shite as the way the old music industry was, at least you had artists focusing on being artists. You got a big fuckoff loan from some executive who directly reamed your arsehole in person and made you their bitch. Nowadays musicians are dividing their time between being youtubers, teachers, gigging, and commodifying their whole life on social media in order to scrape a living; every one of those companies wants a share of your arsehole, and none of them has a big enough cock to get you off.

Anyway whatever. Thank fuck I have a real job instead.

Mods need to get a grip on this giant advert of a wesbite. Big Streaming have now also moved in it seems.

>>12408

>The algorithms are pretty good although I miss having radio presenters to throw in something completely off the wall sometimes.

I swear they used to generate a playlist that was basically this, but it doesn't seem to exist now.

>>12412
>Big Streaming

Which streaming service has Malcolm in the Middle?

The long version is the best. 1974.

Just outstanding.

>>12296
>>12298
TUNES

>>12299
Oh, well fuck you then.

>>12300

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSKQR0k6tUY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3zRAS7_-38

Every other track on this stream.

>>12278

I like that channel, but it's more sedate than what I'm looking for.

Another one which hit the right spot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZlW81e2IjE

There's a lot of bullshit on the UK scene right now, but slowthai is legit. You could argue that Dave is conforming to the critics, but slowthai is just too fucking weird for all that.