This has been in my YouTube favourites for about 5 years now; I feel like it was probably posted in a predecessor of this thread. Not sure, though, but it's really good.

why yes I am drunk why do you ask?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qavdupNi2-I

>>11742

There was one posted a few months back of a Japanese woman singing / rapping fast with a minimal beat or accompaniment and various shots of urban Japanese cities. I think she was wearing bright colours or a raincoat throughout. Had a quick look through the last page of /beat/ but my browser shits itself with the amount of youtube embeds on a page. Any ideas, lads?

I've somehow got it stuck in my head even though I only heard it once and it will be wrong.

Had a similar thing with this one a few years ago:

>>11749

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1oxh8Z-2ko

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLfPaC5cNds

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxtQRx5BRQg

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

Took me this long to realise big AVH sampled Dexter's Lab at the start of this track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8u5-CnmJk8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6_JDXd7og8

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

https://youtu.be/UjBwe6IL10o

90s style is/is coming back in fashion but nobody's making 90s music to go with it. Crying shame.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpD_74Vc3mA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB33zjSsDzo

>>11750

Thanks, ladm8. Don't tell the others, but you're my favourite.

&list=PLNSs0I8J3s7EBwn7PABvapFqqQ4EOQ_1F

Forgot just how tight this album is. Absolutely solid indie, up there with Silent Alarm.

>>11778
Please don't ever compare The Fratellis to Bloc Party ever again. Thank you for your consideration.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2qLD9c3Gq4

Cramming for exams and needed a little something to take off the edge. I've got rain noise playing in the background too, it seems fitting.

Soundtrack to the week in politics I guess.

This song is great. I don't know why he's removed it from Soundcloud and everywhere. It's truncated here.

The MP3's still here:

https://audio-vk2.ru/?mp3=falling+from+the+4th+story+window.&s=f

>>11814
Ah, I thought it sounded like LCD Soundsystem, turns out James is their singer.

>>11807

I can't really tell the difference between this dancing (from 2:32) and someone doing deliberately crap dancing for a laugh.

>>11824

I should really get in the habit of putting the title in text since it doesn't automatically put it on the videos until you press play.

Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Fu Manchu - (Dubstep Mix)

Freestyle - Don't Stop The Rock

When I Hear Music (Original 12") - Debbie Deb

Nero - Innocence

When Will The Bass Drop? (ft. Lil Jon)

Massive Attack - Teardrop

Share some tracks for the rain, lads.

>>11838

Beep beep, who got the keys to the Jeep?

Malcolm Middleton - Loneliness Shines

Panico - Transpiralo

Ryan Leslie - Just Right

Tom Tom Club - Wordy Rappinghood

Radiohead - Burn The Witch

Tom Waits - What's He Building?

Allah-Las - Sandy

Breakwater - Release the Beast

Phoenix - If I Ever Feel Better

Cazals - Poor Innocent Boys

Rotary Connection - Life Could

East Flatbush Project - Tried By 12 (Squarepusher Mix)

Beck - Totally Confused

The Rapture - Out Of The Races And Onto The Tracks

Acrosome - Perfect Girl

Elliott Smith - Needle In The Hay

Bad Vibes & Potential Bad Boy - Bad Boy DJ (Remix)

spank rock + diplo $ put that pussy on me

Mount Sims - How We Do

Toddla T - Rice and Peas

>>11903

I have to admit, I'm slightly annoyed at that appropriation of arguably the finest dance scene in cinema history.

>>11908

I guess it made 286,731 people watch it who otherwise might not have.

Rick James - Super Freak

Chromeo - Me & My Man (Whitey Remix)

Supreme Bachelors - S&M

Tigerstyle - Balle! Shava! (Sinden Remix)

The Blow - True Affection

Beck - Cellphone's Dead

Mighty Ryeders - Evil Vibrations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMfhlajry64

I believed he shouts out Cornwall, Middlesex and Surrey because he went to university in England. Turns out, that definitely ain't it.

deceptacon - le tigre

This is is really good pop song. The first time I heard it I thought it was going to be parody/novelty, but as far as I can tell In Glendale was a serious album.

durrty goodz - more to the floor

Treasure Fingers - Cross The Dancefloor

DJ Blaqstarr - EPK

MGMT - Little Dark Age

Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead

X "I Must Not Think Bad Thoughts"

Two Door Cinema Club - Something Good Can Work (The Twelves remix)

Munk- Disco Clown

Waze & Odyssey vs R. Kelly - Bump & Grind 2014

M.I.A. - Jimmy

M.I.A. - XXXO (Riton ReRub)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7lweNCCwS0

Youtube recommended this to me yesterday, coincidentally when I was drinking heavily. Never really gave Tool a shot in the past but goddamn this performance gives me chills.

>>11970

I don't like R Kelly's ballads but this performance was astonishing.

R Kelly I Look To You Whitney Houston's Funeral

>>11971

I do like his hip hop collaborations though.

Fat Joe - Make It Rain

>>11971

I don't know who this is but I'm worried for her safety.

Lovage - Sex (I´m A)

West coast rap is perfect for hot and sticky weather.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3r--yMXcVZs

Dr. Evil - More Punanny

Anderson .Paak - Come Down

Convaire - Talk In Technicolour (Dino Soccio Remix)

Roosevelt - Montreal (Official Video)

Nightriders - Without You

Franz Ferdinand - Evil Eye (Alan Braxe Remix)

Miami Horror - Real Slow (Plastic Plates Remix)

Roosevelt - Sea (Official Video)

The Royal Concept - Goldrushed

Chilly Gonzales - You Can Dance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IqDR2WjVl8

Edwin Birdsong - Cola Bottle Baby

Betty Ford Boys - Smoke & Ride

Not on YouTube:

Big Bamboo - Les Flambeaux Trio
https://soundcloud.com/penguindust/big-bamboo-les-flambeaux-trio

Al Green - Love and Happiness

Gregory Isaacs - Quiet Storm

Makes me want to drill holes in walls:

Boogie Down Bronx Man Parish ft Freeze Force

Of Montreal - The Past Is A Grotesque Animal

Jesse Saunders, On and On

Miike Snow - Black Tin Box (Feat. Lykke Li)

Miike Snow - Paddling Out

Miike Snow- Animal

Absolute banger.

(Contains bouncing boobies. Classic.)

Le Tigre -- Nanny Nanny Boo Boo (Junior Senior Remix)

The Chantays - Pipeline


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7c2ZKamzS4

The Ventures - Walk Don't Run


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW21rcHiVU0

The Eliminators - Dawn Patrol


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhJhyZ7lZyg

The Trashmen - Malaguena


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipinrujp5sk

The Shadows - FBI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8COV_x7MB4

BONUS TRACK: Junior Brown - Surf Medley


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=497ZmAsGAT4

Last week I opened a Tantan profile to see what Asian dating apps are like. In this time I've discovered that Asian women are secretly metal as fuck.

I don't want this to sound like an ad but I'm batting way above average for all shades of furriner.

>>12017
This must be the second or third time I've had a flashback to my awkward 2000s life from this thread. Are you going through a catalogue?

"What I'm feeling right now" is simply whatever is playing in my head right now. I was just posting my internal soundtrack. There are very few from after 2008 because I only listen to mixes now, a maximum of 15 times. Things don't stick in my head the same when I don't listen to them beyond the point of boredom, and listening beyond the point of boredom only made sense when I only had a set number of CDs.

TroyBoi - And Wot?

AFX - VBS.Redlof.B

song starts at 1:55:

Anika - In The City

Ultra Nate - Rejoicing (Deee-liteful Stomp Mix)

LNR - Work It To The Bone

Metronomy - The Bay (Music Video)

The Faint - the geeks were right (boys noize vs d.i.m. remix)

Childish Gambino - Me and Your Mama

Have the Macc Lads ever featured here? They're like a more punky Half Man Half Biscuit.

Little Boots - Stuck on Repeat (Fake Blood Remix)

Takes a while to get going.

CAN - Vitamin C

Not on YouTube:

https://soundcloud.com/mothermarymusic/tell-me-1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUBVRocy-OM

Howard Tate , How Come My Bulldog Don't Bark.

the slits - love und romance - john peel sessions

>>12049
Damn I miss JP.

Cobra Man - Weekend Special

Television - See No Evil

Metronomy - Night Owl

Humans - Felony

Orange Juice - Rip it Up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_TmphKMXXY

I’ve got a plan
I’ve got a plan
I’ve got a plan based on Maddie McCann

She’s got a plan
She’s got a plan
She’s got a plan based on Maddie McCann

Is it obvious to everyone it's based on this?

That song had kind of passed me by compared with their next dozen hits and I only know it because I had a Pet Shop Boys VHS tape, for some reason, in the 90s.

Cardiacs - Bellyeye

I know it's HAIM but trust me. It reminds me of a city version of Life's a Beach.

Ariel Pink – Plastic Raincoats In The Pig Parade

The xx - Crystalised

Pizzicato 5 - Twiggy Twiggy

>>12077
You are an almightily sad cunt. I hope this is at least your channel and you aren't so pathetic as to be doing someone else's spamming for them. Consider suicide the answer to that which bedevils you.

>>12101
Oh dear. Click on the red "Anonymous" to the right of your post and try again.

>>12101
How is the xx chronic masturbator?

>>12103

They linked to the wrong post the post they are referring to was deleted/removed. And was a weird shittly recorded punk song about how all sjw leg beards are just copy Ramona Flowers from Scott Pilgrim's look and they hated them but also wanted to bang them complete with chronic masturbator memes.

Trance mostly passed me by in the 90s, seemed a bit wanky at the time, but youtube came up with a few recommendations that might turn my mind.

Late Of The Pier Space And The Woods

The Dogs - The Most Forgotten French Boy - 1982

Seymour Stein - Belle and Sebastian

The Blue Aeroplanes - Jacket Hangs

Dinosaur Jr - Let It Ride

Maztak Magneto

Mr Oizo - Sucer Danser

Bat For Lashes - Horse And I

Belle and Sebastian - Dog On Wheels

Scenario Rock - Skitzo Dancer (Justice Remix)

Soulwax - NY Excuse (Nite Version)

Wave Machines - Keep The Lights On

Jape - Floating

Bounty Killer - Dem Fi Get Fuck (chinkuzi riddim)

of Montreal - Coquet Coquette

I recently found out that Windmill Lane Studios in Dublin has been demolished to make way for flats. I don't know why, but it completely broke me. I started sobbing, properly sobbing, out of grief for a recording studio I've never even set foot in.

I suppose it's the death of my youth and my slide into irrelevance. When I was a young musician, a studio was something indescribably special, a place where dreams could be made, a place that you scrimped and saved just to get an overnight session in when everyone else had gone home. It was a symbol of popular music and the centrality of popular music in popular culture. Obsessives like me could map out every studio their minds, an interconnected web of demos and albums and stories and legends. Now the few studios that remain are just pantomime, an "experience day" for middle-aged businessmen, a photo backdrop for pop starlets looking to reinvent themselves as credible artists.

Windmill Lane have ostensibly moved to a new building across town, but it's a bit of a sick joke - the new studios are owned by a for-profit music production college, training wide-eyed teenagers to do a job that no longer exists. They kept the name, but the heritage is gone. The settee that Christie Moore slopped Guinness over, the fag burns on the console left by an absent-minded Phil Lynott, the carpet that soaked up Sinead O'Connor's tears, all chucked in a skip by some Polish builders. Hundreds of studios, thousands of stories, all just chucked in a fucking skip.

Still, at least the developers will make a few quid and some young professional will get to spend €300k on a two-bed flat with a Smeg fridge.

>>12145

I feel you ladmate.

I ran my own studio in the early '10s. It never really took off, I didn't know back then, of course, that the time of anybody needing to pay for professional recording services were practically over for all but the most niche types of music. We thought we'd still be able to get plenty of trade from musicians hoping to get a cheap demo out and our niche would be as that budget studio all the up and coming local acts had passed through when they were brand new and skint.

Even aiming at the metal crowd where people won't settle for anything less than an authentic live drum track and a guitar cab with an SM57 in front of it, we largely found ourselves doing business as a glorified rehearsal space. Towards the end it was just a big garage we smoked weed in. I can remember the feeling of melancholy when we signed over the lease and took all our wall carpet to the tip.

Just imagine how many people have heard sounds produced in that Welsh farm, or that Canadian place that burnt down. That Swedish studio that did all the early death metal albums and now it's a community centre or some shit. It's tragic.

The music industry is dead. What's left is a husk.

I guess it's testament to what professional-sounding music people can make on their laptops too which is democratising.

I did an audio tech degree from 2001-2004 and they told us there were only 1000 professional [producers? studio engineers? I've forgotten] in the whole of the UK so it wasn't great odds even back then.

Sons And Daughters - Dance Me In

>>12147

We were well into the home studio boom by 2000. We'd had reasonably affordable studio gear for about a decade prior (ADAT decks, Mackie desks, the new wave of Chinese condensers) but Cubase VST came out in 1996, which really marked the beginning of the end. At about the same time, we got the first wave of digital portastudios, which killed the demo studio pretty much overnight - for the price of a week in a cheap studio, you could buy a little box with 8 tracks of digital recording and some basic effects.

I suppose it's essentially a good thing that recording was democratised, but it coincided with a lot of shitty and undemocratic changes in music. John Peel died in 2004, which was a great loss to music and marked the end of an era. Myspace and Napster were supposed to democratise the distribution of music, but the opposite really happened - unless you've got a trust fund, it's very hard to break through the noise and find an audience. A&R men started trusting follower counts more than their own judgement. Development deals died and the majors started expecting new acts to bring their own fan base. Small venues started going pay-to-play, pricing a lot of artists out of the opportunity to build an audience by playing live. The old system was unfair and arbitrary, but at least you had a chance.

>>12146
>I ran my own studio in the early '10s.
You post pictures of it here back in the day? Tidy looking place, that was.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZiHb6PH1dA
Close your eyes and imagine you're floating over a lush, green, friendly grassland on a sunny day, the occasional copse of trees offering inviting shade to rest a while.

I posted ISAN in the other thread just to see what the recommendation would be but it's got me back to what an absolute gem Lucky Cat was. I guess I've gone back to synth now that the weather is turning.