>>2948
>that's where a lot of music falls into, it cannot be played at all with real instruments at all
I'm pretty out of touch with what's popular. It makes sense that kind of music is common, because it's the most accessible for people to produce. My gut tells me the most popular(i.e. profitable) music can be performed live, even if with heavy reliance on a backing track, and has a human face to it(like Taylor Swift). Her concerts must cost a lot to produce though, so yeah, I can see how people's expectations from a live performs make things inaccessible for a traditional band.

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>>2942
It is due to robots and morons and shit. If they did social music, they would still be doing it among shit.

I have nobody to listen to with. People who usually listen to whatever I like are people I want to avoid most. People who write music I like are in most cases people who should be avoided by somebody like me at all cost. Sad but true.

>>2955
What type of music would that be anon?

It's a German song about being alone and finding love through the wire, I suppose, I didn't listen to closely to the lyrics, but I like the sound.

Trance- the real oldschool stuff. This track sounds incredibly euphoric to me

This is my absolute favorite song currently.

>>2868
This is lame. The last decent deathcore record I've seen is Sold Soul - I Hope We Can Make Out of This Alive. Seems like deathcore has died as a genre or else I don't know where to look. Breakdowns are boring.

Here is yet another demoscene radio, that I found. This one is particularly hit or miss, in my opinion. They send some good stuff, but there is also a lot of music, that I don't like, but maybe that's just me. Check it out for yourself, to see if you like it.
https://www.scenesat.com/

https://stream.nightride.fm/

Nightride tends to be my go to.

A Vocaloid one
https://39chan.moe/radio.html

poolside.fm tokyo disco channel

>>2937
That's cool. What does that have to do with recorded music, you shit eating retard?

>>2938
Who said "recorded music"?
music itself =/= recorded music

Fuck off back to 4chan.

>>2939
What else could I possibly be referring to? You are a fucking retard and a loser. Kill yourself.

Please take it easy.

i leik the one about the train

Minimum-Maximum is my favorite album of theirs. It was also the first. Just something about the production and the live sounds of the audience really hits differently than their studio albums for me.

I also got to see them live years ago before Florian died. The 3D show was amazing. They actually had it on a college campus. During one of the songs, they showed a picture of the campus with an animation of a UFO landing in its courtyard.

Apparently they're on tour again now.

i recently got into them,i listened to radioactivity and i really liked the album (specially the remix of radioactivity)
i dont really care about the songs being on german or english

>Does anyone here like Kraftwerk?
I like German Kraftwerk the best (probably because I'm a native speaker). Compared to that Japanese and English sound more like a gimmick, but not a bad one for sure.

Not a lot here et, but you can upload and download music at the new heyuri uploader

https://up.heyuri.net/m.php

It doesn't log ips and works like a charm for uploading

In the past, "artist+album site:blogspot.com" in search engine, Mediafire, Rapidshare, Pirate Bay, Kickass, Isohunt, BakaBT, Zophar, KHInsider, etc. Old forums where East Asian music, video game and anime soundtracks were posted.
Now, Rutracker, batch torrents, Soulseek, Nyaa, KHInsider, JPopsuki.

>>2737
I keep flac if it's available in flac.
>>2755
I like to own CD and vinyl, but I don't buy much and never play them.
I would, but it's not appreciated when living at home and also having neighbours.
If something is hard to find I'd buy the album and rip it. Looking through CD selections of thrift stores and buying something random was fun, but the prices have increased and the selections gotten smaller with mostly garbage.

I personally use a combination of soulseek and yt-dlp.

Soulseek, Soundcloud and doujinstyle (for jcore stuff)

I have another one for you, it's based on a game called Gitaroo Man. I've embedded it for you, it has some pretty sweet tunes. It's also great for beginners. Try figuring out yourself on how to read the tabs.

There's 2 different tabs for this one, I suggest you pick Guitar 1's tabs for it. Good luck practicing it! And do not give up!

Look up a program called Guitar Pro. You can import MIDIs (like from vgmusic.com) to learn how to play songs.

The MIDIs aren't written for guitar tabs normally, so you have to fiddle around with them a little to make them playable. And the people making them get them wrong sometimes. But it's a hell of a lot better than nothing if you can't learn by ear yet.

Fake Wings sounds easy

I used to have music therapy, where I played an acoustic guitar and the only song I ever could play, was this:
https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/nathan-evans/wellerman-chords-3530237
I kind of didn't like the song to begin with, but repeating it ad nauseam made me really dislike it.
>05/31/11(Tue)
Oh, damn. OP is probably an expert guitarist or isn't interested anymore by now, but maybe this is helpful to somebody else.

Using songs from d4dj is basically cheating. But I'm really impressed by how much effort was put into this show, from the animation to the song selection. The shows were released for free on youtube so they can't be making that much money off licensing (And unlike usual CG shows they weren't lazy with that, so I doubt they ended up profiting anyhow). And so I guess all this was done to draw attention to the rhythm game and live dj-ing concerts, which again doesn't seem like like a huge revenue stream. I think the last time I remember something that clearly has passion behind it was kemono friends.

Back on topic, favorite 3 songs from d4dj:

Absolute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRwKU_ZhBsM
Let's do the big-bang: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1ZcgoiJYss
Wow war tonight (mostly because of the adorable ed): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX-avoBQ8qs

>>2773
I think s2 ("all mix") was an injustice for Rondo. Just purely based on the songs they were featured in there, I glossed over them. But their style is actually great, it combines the saudade of peaky p-key with grittier undertones. Still not a fan of lyrililly though, aside from the one-off covers they did (their covers of gochiusa and gakkou gurashi OP was cute), their style doesn't really mesh with the rest of the characters.

OP for "Girls Band Cry" is excellent (regardless of how you feel about the show itself). Catchy, and you can feel the emotion behind it.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ty_nxnOuoA

【Bling-Bang-Bang-Born】ストリングスアレンジ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM2uiUVle6E

Foals are my favorite British band of the 21st century.

A scary amount of hours must've gone into this.

Even if you're not into it, this video gets really interesting after the halfway point. The song is great, too.

ON YOUR MARK by Studio Ghilbi is a music video I still enjoy to this day.

You owe it to yourself to check out this album. Made entirely from samples.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endtroducing.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG8zTww6h4U&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmzHRGoKca0

These two songs are separate from the one I've linked to, but still a part of the album.

http://youtu.be/Thn7fYI0Vn0

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Music_Scene_%28album%29

This is another good album, most of the songs by this artist don't end as they begin, too.

Atmosphere (Hip hop) and some other members of the rhymesayers label use sampling in a bit of their songs, though that isn't the main focus in some. Really it's more in Atmosphere's older songs.

"Hallelujah" but it's "Baby Got Back"
https://youtu.be/tYfJzv3FUnM