>>12587

It's weird but, as the youth say, it slaps.

>>12585

I was certainly not expecting that, but at the same time, I'd be fucking livid if my parents had cut my turtleneck off in the name of a god or social convention.

Skip to 1:09 for a free smile.

Canyon.mid is an absolute fucking banger.

>>12612

Similar.

>>12613
The bass in the first track is awesome. Man, I loved Theme Hospital back in the day.

>>12614
If you've got I Can't Believe It's Not Theme Hospital 2 (aka Two Point Hospital) there are multiple editions of the original music in the Steam Workshop.

>>12612
I prefer:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvNz0Rdg9To

>>12616
Please.

>>12553
Being part of a game OST is no reason to not appreciate a tune.

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

>>12613

My favourite is the bit at 4:21. It fucking jams mate.

>>12612
>>12616
>>12617

Fink you're 'ard eh?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqcfP7JgjF8

>>12620
I think we're confusing MIDI (unrelated to MIDI interfaces) with tracker music.

Had BBC4 old TOTP on in the backgroud.

>>12621
What?

>>12623
What he said was that we're confusing midi (which is just note info used to control some sound-making devices) with tracker modules (which contain both note and sound data).

Now unless you played the .mid files using a bunch of mod-style samples, you're going to get a very different kettle of fish.

>>12624

I wasn't getting confused, I was just posting it because it's nostalgic computer music. Lots of comfy memories thinking back to the days of Windows XP with custom Windowblinds themes, Rocketdock, Rainmeter and WinAmp, and you always had all the latest software torrented and cracked whether you used it or not.

I miss those days. It's really spoiled things now that the default Windows skin is suitably minimalist and stylish out of the box.

>>12623
I don't know why, but that art's giving me the creeps.

>>12626
It's a bit Gloomy

>>12625
PLU, trackers are fine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1rLC_KEapo

ABBA made some right bangers.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2seCB54Bv-c

>>12628
Their best song, I reckon I so, I say me.
Some have a real deep appreciation for The Day Before You Came, ranking it very highly in personal favourite lists, but I can't say I've been bitten by it.

As far as ABBA go, I don't mind Does Your Mother Know, which really has a sort of '70s glam rock feel to it, it could just as easily be a song by Mud, Slade or Cockney Rebel.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MJT42wEGqQ

>>12629
Does Your Mother Know is my second favourite ABBA song. Radio 2 went through a phase of playing it immediately after reporting on Rolf Harris' trial during their news bulletins.

Things I didn't know until today: Paul McCartney recorded four albums of ambient techno, under the pseudonym "The Fireman". They aren't completely awful.

The embargo on the UK grows as the bastards blocked most of the youtube songs from my all time favourite Christmas album 'Dreamers Christmas' by John Zorn. Rather than ruin your Christmas here is a link to the album:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/lis81cksn1850/John+Zorn

It's a mostly instrumental album covering Christmas classics but the twist is an exotica instrumentation.

If you don't feel like downloading then Ruth Welcome put together a lovely Christmas album with a similar vibe. This one feels like the soundtrack to a SpongeBob Christmas episode owing to its use of the zither - an instrument you will also hear in the soundtrack to the classic 1949 British noir thriller The Third Man:

>>12631
I could've guessed that Paul McCartney would call himself "The Fireman". Bet he loved the chance to wear a fireman's hat outside of the bedroom.

I heard this on the radio this morning and immediately expected to hate it, but I ended up crying my bastard eyes out.

A rhythmic, slightly melodic drone album by Abul Mogard, perfect for dulling an autistic head after 2 weeks of troubled sleep in anticipation of Christmas. Half Light of Dawn is wonderful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJH4gXRtvSY

I quite like Sci-Fi stories and recently got read some "classics" (A Fire Upon the Deep, A Deepness in the Sky, and In the High Meggas), but needed something to drown out my surroundings. I tried a few instrumental tracks, but eventually just this on loop.

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

It's not a unique or clever choice, but gosh darn it ince you've listened to it a couple of times it is both perfect for being ignored while reading but yet enhacing the experience.

>>12636
It's a fantastic album. Many years ahead of its (original) time.

>>12637

Used to listen to my Dad's cassette tape of this as a lad.

It was used as the soundtrack of one of the first Jackie Chan films (I think it was 'Snake in the Eagle's Shadow')

>>12635

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0KOy6H-s6w
NIN are immense. I bought that modular mask they released.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOdo7dhvSwg

Myspleen has freeleech this week and I've been downloading old MTV shows. The aesthetics of early 90s alt rock are my favourite of all.

I also got the 2002 NY MTV show. It's weird seeing Rudy Giuliani putting in an appearance and looking respectable given his recent escapades. It's also weird seeing MTV act as a post-9/11 pro-war propoganda vehicle. And Sum-41 play "This is how you remind me" at the finale which is super ironic given that Avril would later leave Derek for Chad.

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>For those who don't know what is going on, this is a "Joy Train", a brazilian cultural thing in which people pay for their children to have a ride on a "train" along with cartoon characters. This group is called "Carreta Furacão", in case you want more info. Their performance had been memefied due to their boldness and creativity, as you can see.

I don't understand how this would be fun for a child. 4:18 is pretty nuts though.

>>12639

Fucking love Primus. Wish they would tour the UK more.

I agree with you about the 90s alt rock aesthetic. The only time I am really happy nowadays is when I stay up on a Saturday night, get drunk alone and watch hours of old music videos.

Been enjoying Crazy P lately. Shame I can't go out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq3S5yLdoKk

I'm in love with Zheani.

Now this is stuck in my head.

I just want to go to the pub again, lads.

>>12647

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S-5yDNPFeA
You and me both mate.

>>12648

I want to walk home at 5am, watching the sun rise with my ears still ringing.

>>12649
I really like that one.

Nothing happens at all.

The films are shit, but this is stuck in my head.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp-CVYGEsjg

>>12652
Ugh? This version? Even the thumbnail has caught him at 100% prick.

>>12653
I think the guitars make it sound better than the Elsa version.

My new favourite cover version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr46FS7tkk4

Greatest hippy-hoopster song of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOSseI1hao8

Made me think of you, you beautiful robot moon ovens.


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

How come you get musicians singing about lockdown but I think we've only had one Covid tv show (Pandemonium)? I want to laugh about the situation we're living in but someone up top decided we wouldn't have April Fools and that rule carried on.

>>12658
I didn't enjoy this.