>>13162

Jamaican Patois can be pretty unintelligible at the best of times, and being sung by a German, it's not going to help much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcFmo_v81IU

>>13164

Reminds me of


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkqDK-i-smM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd3wLR_UUeo


The percussion was later recycled for Spiller's Groove Jet (probably around 5:47).



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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EKspREtVZQ



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGNK-cOtxSs

>>13155

I guess it's also to do with the kind of music they're making. Most bands evolve and age with their fans. While Scooter have spent the last 28 years since Hyper Hyper making Eurotrash dance music for deliriously drunk 18 year olds. I mean seriously, if you're in the kind of age group that was young in the 90s, would you still go to one of their concerts today? Take That have their market segment cornered catering to middle-aged mums with fond memories of their own youth these days. But remembering those times you woke up drunk on the beach in Magaluf with vomit stains on your shirt after partying to Scooter probably doesn't have the same appeal.

>>13156
Scooter have evolved. They used to be good. But for the past 15 years or so, they really haven't been.

>>13157

>They used to be good.

Bit of a strong word there.



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

This song was fucking. everywhere. all. the. time in mid-1997. We were on holiday in Alicante and every two-bit beach bar was playing it five times a day. Children in the street were singing it and clapping to it.

>>13158
I still hear Samba de Janeiro every so often even now. It's a classic. Meanwhile, BBC2 had a documentary on the music of 1998 earlier, and it briefly played a clip of this song, which was also everywhere for years afterwards but which I had since completely forgotten about.

I don't know why it's been scrubbed from history; it's just as good as Samba de Janeiro and it's almost the same song. Perhaps it was written by paedophiles. Although, according to the comments on that video and confirmed by Wikipedia, Would You..? was actually written by the same man who wrote the BBC News theme tune. Mad if true.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lowe_(television_and_radio_composer)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZXRV4MezEw

>>13125

I just pulled the id from the dev tools and it looks like it was supposed to be `BowjATQloV`? If so it's gone

>>13126
Your hackermans investigation came to the wrong conclusion. He missed a character from the ID.

>>13126>>13127
Whoops. It was meant to be this:


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

If you forgive the horrible club sound effect it has a nice chorus.

>>13117
That shirt and necklace is ridiculous.

>>13118

Anybody would think he's some kind of one of them non-binary weirdos.

>>13119
At least you knew where you stood with Peter Gabriel.

>>13118
He's dressing like your Nan so people don't mistake him for Theon Greyjoy.

A netlabel called moon musiq just released a compilation of Throbbing Gristle covers this month

https://moonmusiq.bandcamp.com/album/exotic-functions-a-very-friendly-tribute-to-throbbing-gristle

https://moonmusiq.com/#releases

Yeah,Dad. You told us

>>13044

Some of us on here aren't teenlads, you know.

>>13045
He knows. That's why he's posting a reference to film from 2000.

>>13046

Hm. I actually missed that one.

Fight Club was still the better movie.

>>13024

You might enjoy some of these.
https://www.youtube.com/c/videokaox66/videos

Unless you have epilepsy in which case don't watch the videos.

>>13025
Thanks, but that type of stuff doesn't really do anything for me.
Along sort of similar lines though I do like a lot of what Venetian Snares makes.

>>13027
I heard about Yma Sumac recently. She was a Peruvian opera singer with an amazing vocal range, so I looked up her singing on YouTube, and I found this which is pretty much the maddest shit I have ever heard.

Failing that, I like Laurie Anderson, but you might well know all about Laurie Anderson if you listen to mental shit exclusively.

>>13028
Not who you're replying to but that is indeed mad, and also fantastic, cheers.

I did listen to a bit of this. Then thought it reminded me of the Talos Principle sound track. And then I thought I should replay it. But then I saw I had bought the VR version which I've never played. Then I thought I should set up my VR for the first time in a year or so. But I haven't yet.

>>13009
I'm intrigued by the Spielberg remake, because of the visuals. But I seriously doubt anything can match the energy of this. I'm not really a musical person, but West Side Story is the absolute best, and America is the best song. I actually sing it to myself every time I visit there.

>>13010
I hate musicals, but I found out that two of the old guys from Twin Peaks were in West Side Story together, and that struck me as so utterly ludicrous that I watched it purely to see them in it. I'm a big fan of Twin Peaks; the thrill might not be the same if you are not.

>>13011
I'm also a huge fan of Twin Peaks, particularly Sheriyln Fenn.

West Side Story, the original, is the musical for people who hate musicals.

>>13012
I don't really like musicals but I'd genocide the human race for one night with prime Sherilyn Fenn.

Twin Peaks is cool.

Change the lyrics to wailing and you have a GLA track in C&C Generals.

You ever thought about keeping an inventory of everything you own. Probably a massive pain the arse but if you listed everything in a searchable format with location I bet that would come in handy.

>>12978
Yeah, heavily considered it. My dad's got a list of all the books he's read and some review notes on each, which is pretty daunting considering he has more library space than I have walls.

You should deffo have a spreadsheet of basic life stuff, like previous addresses/dates, and potentially a budget and maybe stock responses to interview questions, but yeah an itinerary is the next step.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSLXS0bjSCs

Is it time for a new thread? I'm sure the old versions used to reach around 300 posts before we'd start a new one.

Depends more on the genre and crowd if you ask me, there's two sides to a performance. On Sunday they'd be less people and those that aren't there don't give a fuck about their job so it would be more intimate but you might not want to mosh with pensioners.

I'd say go both nights so you can compare for yourself, and then you can report back to us.

I don't think it's worth worrying about if it's only two nights, it could go either way really.

When I was still an active musician, I did a handful of short tours, and the gigs would be noticeably at their best towards the middle. First night or two was always shaky, but you'd get into your stride after that. Then of course by the tail end the cumulative effects of drinking, sleeping in a van and not having a shower all week would start to catch up with you.

Really couldn't be arsed with all that lark nowadays.

The best Disney soundtrack is The Lion King 2. Perversely, disgracefully underrated. It's one of the great injustices of the modern age.

And the greatest Disney song ever written: