All the side characters on space ghost coast to coast had their own personal geocities style pages, I loved those.
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I’m super into csound, it’s kind of my weapon of choice. It’s slow and awkward workflow wise, but it just clicks for me. Do you have any groups or boards where you discuss that? I’d love to start one here.
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot had a lot of sounds and instrumentation coming from all around. I always liked the voicing and panning on the Flaming Lips albums The Soft Bulletin and Yoshimi. They’re pretty compressed though.
Why not both? Can’t we hope enough stuff leaves twitter to hasten it’s demise and that threads implodes after a short period of over inflated reports of success?
once again, the sandwich heavy portfolio pays off for the hungry investor.
Man, I do love this album. I was just starting college when it came out and it was discussed a lot in my circle of friends. It was a shift for me into thinking of a specific album and it’s creative choices critically rather than just liking a particular artist or band.
The perverts guide to ideology with Slavoj Žižek is a documentary / informational movie I keep going back to. Just makes you think about a lot of stuff in a different way.
He’s begging for traffic, which equates to money for his ad sales. It is pretty pathetic.
That sounds fun. I find I’m often picking out Melodies on my kid’s toy piano just because there’s no set up needed.
The number of times the “news” headline display shows me something that catches my interest and then disappears and refreshes to something else before I was able to finish reading it infuriates me.
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Which ones do people always suggest?
Maybe Cannonball by the Breeders? Rotten Apple from Alice in Chains' Jar of Flies Not generally a big Aerosmith fan, but the bassline at the start of Sweet Emotion is fun and not too difficult.