https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAWq_fZEYQM

Soulseek has everything no reason to use anything else

I have found some anime/videogame music on KHinsider that I wasn't able to find on SoulSeek. I think you need to donate to gain access to mass downloads though, otherwise you'll have to download each file in an album seperately.

>>2755
Yes but I rarely do it because I’m a jobless hikikomori
If I could afford to I would only ever buy cds and would never pirate
I’ll get into why I love physical in a thread later right now I just want to drink beer and listen to jazz

>>2805
>listen to jazz
Good taste.

>>2801
Do you have any particular examples?
Stuff like Pertubator is nice to listen to.

>>2790
Then what's the point? Purely as an art statement like all the postmodernist stuff for other people to look and nod their heads at?

>>2791
No. I guess you're just not into abrasive music.

Lmao Foetus isn't Industrial it's just shitty orchestral show tunes.

Check this out.

>>2791

Yup.
That's literally how it started.
Industrial was made by a group of performances artists looking to challenge the norm and peoples way of thinking.
Read this book for more insight into the genre
https://archive.org/details/wreckers-of-civilization-the-story-of-throbbing-gristle

It's a common pattern for manga/LNs/VNs/games to be adapted to drama CD, and then to anime, and then to drama CD again but with the (often different) anime voice cast. Most series that are at least moderately popular seem to get at least one audio drama, so there's definitely a lot out there, too many to list.

One series whose audio dramas I've enjoyed is Aria. Aria has three drama CDs that were released prior to the Animation. The first two adapt selected chapters from the first few volumes of Aria, while the third goes back to adapt some from Aqua. They adapt the manga chapters more closely than the anime, close enough that you can almost read along while listening. Each CD also includes an original spin-off scenario. The cast and soundtrack differ from the anime, giving it a significantly different feel. It's an interesting taste of an alternative take on the series.
The rest of the CDs were released after the anime and use its voice cast and its superb soundtrack. Most, if not all, of them are composed of original episodes. Animation got 3 CDs, Natural 2 CDs, and Origination 3 CDs. Each TV season also got a Perfect Guide Book, with each book including its own bonus CD.
After Origination finished airing, the anime drama CDs (excluding the book bonuses) were collected into and re-released in drama CD box sets, one for each season, with each box also containing an original CD. Each anime DVD box set also came with an original CD. These audio dramas take place after Origination's ending and were released prior to Avvenire.
After Avvenire's release, Aria went on to get two crossover audio dramas with Amano's next work, Amanchu! (which also got some drama CDs of its own). The first crossover was spread across two drama CDs and the second one (>>/an/34678) across four drama CDs.
These are all the ones I know of, bringing the total to 20 CDs + 6 crossover CDs. The releases by Audio-4U (17 drama CDs) and NAOKI-Raws (for the 3 CDs newly included with the drama CD box sets) together cover these 20. If there are any I missed, I'd like to know.

To my knowledge, the few English-subtitled Aria releases are harder to obtain now due to dead links or a lack of seeders. These ones are stil

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>>2713
Since this post, the following have also been released:
- a drama CD for Aria the Crepuscolo (3 tracks, about 40 min. in total) starring Satou Rina as Athena in lieu of the late Kawakami Tomoko
- a mini voice drama (7 min. 15 sec.) about Akari, Alice, and Anya titled 『その　夜明け前のお散歩は…』 that was available for 12 months via streaming to customers who placed early pre-orders of the Crepuscolo BD
- a drama CD for Aria the Benedizione (3 tracks, about 50 min. in total)
Fortunately, they've all been ripped. See the releases by ReinForce or IrizaRaws.
This brings the total to 22 CDs + 6 crossover CDs + 1 streamed mini voice drama.

Something that may also interest Aria fans but deter 3D-haters is that the home video release of the movie version of Avvenire (as opposed to the 3-episode OVA version where one episode was included with each TV anime season BD box) includes a few recordings of 朗読劇 (plays that are performed by reading the script aloud; "recitation dramas"? "cold readings"?) performed by the seiyuu in front of a live audience. You probably could pretend that it's another audio drama and just listen to the audio and get by fine for the most part, but you might miss some things as the seiyuu do include some visual and fourth-wall-breaking components in their performances as well. The audio mixing isn't as good as the drama CDs either given that it's a recording of a live performance (although some seiyuu couldn't attend, so their lines were instead recorded in advance and played back live). See the releases by IrizaRaws or Moozzi2.

A classic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rL9ihXiFAko

Dope new album from Infinite Livez...

https://infinitelivez.bandcamp.com/album/first-they-came-for-the-programmers

>>2753
are you still posting this to every fucking music board you can find?

nice warm guitar

The ending themes for Kin-iro Mosaic composed by Nakatsuka Takeshi and arranged by Uesugi Hiroshi are upbeat, jazzy, big-band-style pop songs that are very satisfying to listen to.

Your Voice (actually a cover of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zEDRjSaE9E )
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiGzRNoT3O8
My Best Friends
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvN550WPWSg
Shining Star
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eee833kVZhQ
Thank You for Your Smile
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTURVrnckTw

I like how some of the lyrics in the final song are nods to the previous song titles and the girls' names.

papermoon by tommy heavenly6

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

It's been a while.

>>2758
Good stuff can still be found from doujin groups on dl-site. E.g. >>2667 >>/ot/35480

I have an HVDB account, but I rarely use it. I could share voice works from there if someone wants to.
Post your requests with RJ code in this thread and I'll share them, if available.

>>2767
Thanks for offering anon. For some reason the entire (public) voice work sharing scene uses scammy file upload site. And it isn't for dcma protection, since the links often go dead within a few weeks anyway.

>>2767
I'm not interested, but I just wanted to say you're a cool guy.

>>1867
Someone who likes Automatic Writing can't be a pleb.

3x3 at least.

This chart is more like of a quick overview of my favorites over the years. Not that it matters much.
If anyone wants to make one, use https://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/ because topsters died a long while ago.

Some of the artists I wanted to add were not there, I have not organised my music in a while either but here goes.