im sitting up chilling on adderall and have a desire to listen to all manner of different music and explore all sorts of genres.
post a link to a random song you love, bonus points if its relatively obscure or from your native land if you aren't in the anglosphere. i'll start with a song i love from japan:
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tight i actually think pulse demon is a good ear massage
here's an old english folk carol by shirley collins which i find beautiful in a haunting way
here's one from a guy in a town I grew up. A fun one to perform. where are you from?
I'm slamming meth and it's a mix of the weeknd, 2 chainz and j cole
>chilling on adderall
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hey this songs pretty nice, thanks. i'm from the east coast, USA.
here's some fucking god-tier R&B:
who is this semen demon
>hip hop
>meth
Jesus Christ you clearly have never done meth
chill on Adderall? me too, pussy. smoke meth. Anyways this song is cool when paranoid youtu.be
this fuckin thing
i dig this one, didn't know what to expect in the beginning but it turned out cool.
here's some top tier dancepop/house:
fucking love throbbing gristle mate, check this lo-fi minimalist techno out you'd probably dig it or might be aware of it already:
cheers man that's fire - probably even more fire when tweaking
Sadly I don't have any crank so I'm gonna hit the bed. Just fucking with you about meth - don't do it. Ruins shit. And that withdrawal will make a man kill
and now for a 15-16th century spanish villancico, highly recommended. interesting theological symbolism in the lyrics if you get into them.
Sorry I switch my music up when shooting shard bruh...
yeah i don't think i'll ever make that leap, plus i dont have easy access to it here in the northeast so that's good.
on another note, here's a stunningly beautiful and somber song performed by andreas scholl, written by john dowland in the 16-17th century:
fucking loved this, just copped the album.
here's some hipstery chicks doing some lo-fi garage rock out of canada:
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I'm really glad you liked them! :), I saw them open for Unknown Mortal Orchestra last month here in Buenos Aires, they're even better live
loving this, will definitely explore titi robin further. here is some traditional appalachian dulcimer music:
argentina seems like a beautiful place, it's definitely up there in my list of countries to spend some time in before i die.
this is a classic 1956 american song by a wonderful singer named gogi grant:
fuckin weird m8 in a good way, thanks for sharing.
here's an italian neofolk band called hautville, this song is very beautiful:
I'm listening to all the songs in this thread right now, will post later which ones I liked more
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well I'm going to sleep rn so I can't listen to everything here
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loved it
If the thread is alive tomorrow I'll post some more if not I'll go to the archive and listen what you posted
i enjoyed both of these, thanks for sharing.
this is a hardcore punk band called Malignus Youth, who did their own `Missa Brevis' (punk rock version of Catholic liturgical music), sung almost entirely in Latin: