/ost/ - Music, Composing

This song has really grown on me over the years and is a Halloween staple.
>>3053
This is right up my alley. Why do you think it was banned? I mean lyrically it's in the vein of Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper, and that has always gotten plenty of play.

>>3054
>This is right up my alley. Why do you think it was banned? I mean lyrically it's in the vein of Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear the Reaper, and that has always gotten plenty of play.
I think it's more gruesome than that. It might seem pretty tame today, but I can't imagine there were very many songs about bleeding to death in a hospital back then.

Part of it also comes just comes down to the creepy sound of it. Back in the '50s stations banned "Rumble" by Link Wray even though it was an instrumental. Apparently just the title and raucous guitar playing for the time were enough to justify it.

I'm not in the mood for spook stuff, OP, but I appreciate how you are hyped with Halloween.

Most of their fans don't like this album, but is my favorite of them.

>>3051
>Spooks
Just post rap music.

>>2970
Why did you bump this thread with such inconsequential bullshit.
Go the fuck back to /v/edditchan and kill yourself, faggot.

>>2971
Do you think it's true that Chuck Schuldiner was in the closet?

>>2972
Clearly, he died of AIDS

News related, but it seems like Mötley Crüe is being attacked by gen x and millennial faggots because they talked about Trump and cancel culture in their newest album.

>>3047
Sounds like people should be more upset with the fact that Mick Mars isn't involved anymore and that the other guys are all pricks. Has the band even done anything good since the '80s?

DEATH TO TYRANTS

Ramon at Work

>>2212
I know what song that came from btw you sampled that from one of Kenta v. es's older songs

>>2959
They might be the Rolling Stones of thrash nowadays, but they have a much better catalog than Megadeth.
>>2960
>Metal was always shit.
No.
>Nigger rap is shit.
Yes.
>>2961
>I've probably been finding more music in a while than I did early on. I'll admit it's partly because of UG guys I watch showing off their demo collection, the other half being having more enthusiasm to go find more music after 'burning out' or going back to older stuff I heard like the Phlegm demos or the Sarcastic demo and going, "Why didn't I listen to this more often? It was badass the first time I heard it."
I reached a point where I got sick of the metal subculture and started feeling like the juice wasn't worth the squeeze musically. It became harder and harder to find metal that actually connects with me. I've gotten a lot more finicky over the years. Modern bands especially I've given up on paying much attention to. I ended up getting more into other genres in my late high school years, although I still come back to my metal favorite metal records I used to listen to and occasionally check out old releases I missed. I've actually felt a lot more free since I stopped trying to fit into any musical subculture. I used to force myself to like influential bands, and now I have no problems admitting that there's a lot of stuff I don't even like.
>I've had a hard time listening to black metal partly because of that
I was lucky enough to get into it before they completely drove the whole thing into the ground. It became the form of extreme metal that ended up being closest to my heart.

One of the things that chaps my hide is how the concept of atmospheric black metal nowadays seems to be associated with the parasitic interlopers who try to pass themselves off as real black metal fans.

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>>2962
>they have a much better catalog than Megadeth.
Wrong

>>2963
You could have at least chosen a good song. Sad!

>>2962
> Are the hipster locusts still involved with death metal to the same degree?
It dies off a little more recently. I only hear about maybe Tomb Mold and Blood Incantation or zoomer death metal like 200 Stab Wounds and Frozen Soul, but the trend has largely died off after most people moved on to the next trend or found actual metal and ditched these fags.
>Metal in general has become faggy nowawdays, but I can't imagine death metal is as subverted as black metal is.
When I got into DM, Crematory and Abhorrence held a very special place in my heart and still do. But you also had a bunch of grifters like Phil Tougas parading them about and releasing shitty metalcore sounding demos or ripoffs of Demilich and Timeghoul.

>>2861
gimmie some examples

>>2861
Ya like Company B?

na nanana na nanana na nana na nana na nanana na

Was that gay guy who claimed to have been the main composer for the Residents telling the truth? He died right after he said that IIRC.

Snakefinger was better.

>>2932
The Doors were one of the better bands of that era, although no thanks to self-indulgent songs like "The End," "When the Music's Over," and the extended cut of "Light My Fire." Ray Manzarek's keyboard playing was one of the reasons why they were so good.

>>2901
The Nutcracker is pretty based.

Do you like watching the actual ballet, or just listening to it?

>>2902
Just listening to it. Maybe I should watch the actual ballet sometime now that you mention it.

>>2903
There's a slew of recordings on YouTube.

I was going through Phil Spector songs yesterday and came across this great "Winter Wonderland" recording.
>>2905
Yeah, I figured so. I watched a video of "Waltz of the Flowers" once but never saw the entire ballet.

>>2899
Gangster rap, and nothing but tbh