/ost/ - Music, Composing

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Love and peace

>>1419
Drumming is good exercise, and if you stay off the booze…

>>1419
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>>1327
I feel like they're too derivative
They do the job, just nothing very unique about most of their tracks

here's some ambient basedkethead kino

>>1331
>Buckethead
Top tier emotional shit, makes me feel melancholic every time.
Childlike almost, fitting of a likely autistic introvert.

>>1342
>makes me feel melancholic every time. Childlike almost, fitting of a likely autistic introvert.
so it makes you feel like Buckethead?

>>1381
>actually listening to niggerbop
A-anon I was just being ironic….

>>1382
>I was eating shit
>Ironically
Ok

Whatever, I don't care. The rest of this thread is for CERTIFIED MUZIKA ONLY

kino

found this cover of under my thumb featuring members of cream and some nobody singer but it sounds grat

>>1427
>that's easy to say since pretty much only the best albums of the 80's stood the test of time. Crap like Diamond Rexx and Dangerous Toys are pretty much forgotten now yet bands like that made up 90% of the 80's.
I find even forgettable '80s metal far less unpleasant than most of the music coming out now.
>80's didn't really have good songwriting either.
It was basically the peak of metal songwriting. The NWOBHM and thrash bands pretty much all peaked then. If you think of an iconic metal song, there's a better chance it came out in the '80s than any decade after.
>Take a band like WASP, they're best known for having a good 3 songs on the radio because the rest of their music sounds like they're playing the same goddamn song.
Their first album was good, even if there is filler on it. It's just solid, straightforward metal with catchy choruses. It's one of the best hair metal records out there, although that's not saying much considering what a missed opportunity the genre was. The only better glam metal records that come to mind for me would be Appetite for Destruction and Shout at the Devil. Most of the bands tend to be "best of" material, and that's being generous. Link very related: one of the two Britny Fox songs I can even remember after listening to two of their albums.
>the underground aint gonna let that happen. the underground nowadays are either antifa or just passive aggressive power tripping assholes in general. Promoters literally blacklist bands that are better than their shitty bands, regardless of their political beliefs or if they even have political beliefs. And good luck getting noticed online when jewtube and instagoyim will take down your shit in less than 12 hours.
And nowadays venues are less accommodating to rock bands than they used to be, even if they aren't blacklisted.

This fat bipolar pitchfork faggots' streams were pretty comfy but as mentioned he is bipolar and will delete fucking everything at any given moment.

>>1429
>I find even forgettable '80s metal far less unpleasant than most of the music coming out now.
I'd agree, music nowadays is dogshit but the 80's had alotta stinkers and a lot more forgettable, of-its-time type tunes.
>It was basically the peak of metal songwriting.
eh idk. NWOBHM had Maiden and Def Leppard (and Motorhead but I wouldn't call them great songwriters for making the same song over and over again) but the rest of the scene was pretty forgettable. Sure there was some hidden gems like Satan and Hell but they only got popular from 00's blogspots. Thrash definitely did peak in the 80's and the neothrash revival is complete garbage. With that said, I think 90's death metal and black metal blew thrash out of the park in terms of heaviness while shit like Pantera and White Zombie emphasized the catchiness of old school thrash.
>an album with a bunch of filler is one of the top three albums of hair metal
see what I'm saying?
>nowadays venues are less accommodating to rock bands than they used to be
unless it's cover bands, they'll bend over backwards to have them play. Original bands are fucked unless they play generic music like punk or thrash.

>>1433
>eh idk. NWOBHM had Maiden and Def Leppard (and Motorhead but I wouldn't call them great songwriters for making the same song over and over again) but the rest of the scene was pretty forgettable.
I disagree. I think it's pretty telling how much you see '80s metal on lists of the best metal songs/albums of all time.
>Thrash definitely did peak in the 80's and the neothrash revival is complete garbage.
I tend to shy away from stylistic revivalists in metal, as they tend to come across like cargo cultists without what made the original bands good.
>see what I'm saying?
It really depends on how much you like the style enough that the good outweighs the filler for you. Honestly, even my favorite records have songs on there I don't care for. That said, despite there likely being some HIDEN JEMS out there that I'm missing, it's a pretty disappointing genre overall.
>death metal
I'm not into death metal other than the early and more garage-y sounding stuff, like Possessed and Mantas, or deathgrind like Terrorizer. I'll make an exception for Atheist, since they're my favorite death metal band period.
>black metal
I'll give you that. '90s black metal by and large craps all over the First Wave bands.
>while shit like Pantera and White Zombie emphasized the catchiness of old school thrash.
Vulgar Display of Power can definitely hang up there with the older classics.

>>1434
>I think it's pretty telling how much you see '80s metal on lists of the best metal songs/albums of all time
Depends on who's making the list. Rolling Stone and other old timer magazines will put a bunch of 70's/80's/some 90's shit with Sabbath being the number 1 all the time. Shit like metal injection or metalcucks are gonna load their list with new garbage and shit like Slipknot and SOAD being at the top. Pitchfork will be all 00's post-metal, 10's blackgays dogshit. With that said, I think the only NWOBHM bands that land on those lists are Motorhead and Maiden, maybe Venom and Saxon might show up at the bottom of those lists but that's about it.
>I tend to shy away from stylistic revivalists in metal, as they tend to come across like cargo cultists without what made the original bands good.
I think the main problem with those bands is that they don't realize that you can just listen to the bands their ripping off instead. I get ripping off bands like MSI and Beherit since there isn't many other bands that sound like them and they don't have like 12 or even 6 hours of material you can go back and listen to but it's a completely different story when you're ripping off an entire fucking genre that came and went 2 decades ago tho.
>I'm not into death metal other than the early and more garage-y sounding stuff
you might dig early Necrophagia. Their first album is dope and their demos are pretty bombastic to say the least.
>Vulgar Display of Power can definitely hang up there with the older classics.
forget about Vulgar Display, Cowboys from Hell can hang there.

>>1417
Did you fuck her?