what are some music that will make me feel pic related?
What are some music that will make me feel pic related?
Joseph Davis
Jace Wood
hopsin
Carter Hill
Cooper Evans
GnR
Xavier Gray
Ferneyhough
Adrian Foster
Sonorism
Xavier Sanchez
Limp Bizkit
Nicholas Wood
Bentley Adams
Gucci Mane
Bentley Mitchell
autechre
Carson Sanders
Kid Rock
Charles Jenkins
Lil Pump
Parker Hernandez
Lucas Perry
Liam Sanchez
youtube.com
pretend to understand it
Grayson Young
tool
Charles Wright
D ROSE D ROSE D ROSE
Jaxson Collins
Krautrock
Mason Mitchell
Conscious Hip-Hop and Intelligent Dance Music
William Watson
Tool
Landon Morgan
ratm, SOAD, rammstein, tool, deaftones
literally every stupid to average person i know who thinks they're smart like quirky 2000s nu metal
Adam Rogers
Ha ha ha. Very funny guys. Mock all you want, but at least keep your mind open about Tool.
When you're listening to Tool, just remember that they're not like other bands. Their music is incredibly artistic, almost to the point where you have to be paying complete attention to them to even remotely understand them. I remember listening to a song on Lateralus (though I can't remember what it was), where I thought a song was absolute bollocks during the listen. Then, I closed my eyes for a second, and all of a sudden the song had an entirely new meaning. It was insane the way Tool could just become something so different when you take a look into the music.
Another thing you should note about Tool is that it's easy to get a headache listening to them. Not because they're a bad band, but because of how many ideas their music is riddled with and how complex they are. Soon enough your head will fill to the brim and the rest will just sound like noise to you. Just turn it off and give it a listen the next day.
If you don't like the music, you'll definitely at least enjoy reading through the lyrics, and picking apart the song itself and all of the artistic values that go into making it the complexity that it is.
Their music is Magical.
Levi Allen
It took me a long time to get into and understand what all the admiration was about, but after I've finally broken into it...it's like their music is on an entirely different level. I started out on Opiate, I listened to it once, didn't get much out of it. Then I saw Escape From LA, and the director John Carpenter uses the song "Sweat" to perfect effect in the beginning of the film, and it just haunted me. I listened to Opiate again and it's like every time I listened to it, it eerily got better and better and became one of my favorite albums in a very short period of time.
Next I listened to Lateralus. Once again, didn't think much of it. Seemed like Tool was just experimental and overrated. Then listened to it again the next day... and it's like something unlocked in my mind overnight. The album was brilliant, amazing, and beautiful. It continued to get bigger and more incredible the more I listened to it. I've probably listened to it 50 times since then.
Yesterday, listened to Aenima. Remember feeling disappointed that it was no Lateralus. Listened again today, and it's brilliant, haunting, and marvelous. Tool does something I've never heard before; It's like they're playing with the very properties of music to set up something you can't understand at first, then blow your mind with a musical idea that couldn't have been understood or expressed in just a few playthroughs. Their music engages you on a spiritual level and shows you things you didn't know existed. If you don't like Tool, it's not because they're "overrated" or not as good as you've heard, it's because you haven't been enlightened. The best way to listen to them is to accept that the music is excellent and you're in good hands musically. If you try to judge it like you do most music, it will prevent you from understanding.
Wyatt Torres
is this copypasta?
Isaac Bennett
rick and morty theme song
Camden James
this tbqfh
Ethan Edwards
tpab was like taking my brain to the gym