>>2172
I'm white

It's obviously trash.

They need to bring back the golden age of the Sweet Prince & King of Pop Michael Jackson, and also Eazy E. Anything is possible in America, so I'm sure it can be done. Great music is made in da hood. Green screens are only good for music videos if it's of something like St. Basil's Cathedral with clones of yourself arguing with each other.

Also, I thought Justin Bieber was Canadian.

The fact is nobody cares about these people. They've never been as famous as Michael Jackson, Eazy E or that Deagles and Flowers band that made the song "Swiss Cheese and Wine". I'd bet all those videos shills spam over the last 5 or 6 years have at least 100 million fake views and another 300 million repeated views from brainwashed people. While Michael Jackson's videos' all have real views from real people because everything about Michael Jackson is legitimate and upstanding.

Stopped listening to pop music in the beginning of 2014. Admittedly, I like Justin Biebers' old stuff, but his new stuff sounds so repetitive, like his new song "Love Yourself". And I can't stand whoever sings "See You Again" with Wiz Kalifa, his voice is so annoying, I don't know why it's one of the most viewed video on Youtube. Maybe it's just that my taste in music has changed since two years.

Are trash.

I'll see what I can do about those Butchers albums. I really hate what's happened to the internet. It's gotten to be pain-inducingly tough to find an album that you need.

Have a Wavves song while you wait.

Alright. Had to upload them myself, but these are all of the Butchers tracks (which isn't really many, actually) that I've had stored on external drives, that survived the catastrophe that was my PC dying.

Bloodthirsty Butchers - NO ALBUM MUDAI + Jack Nicolson/Birdy
http://www.mediafire.com/?5hxybwlpe5pwb69

Bloodthirsty Butchers - Kocorono
http://www.mediafire.com/?omvsx98mn2a4nnm

Have we still got any butchers fans floating around?

I discovered them about 10 months ago, and they simply sky-rocketed to becoming my number one favourite band of all time. I was never a really heavy music listener, but after discovering butchers, I've since been quite active in trying to discover new bands which could come close to how much I enjoy butchers, but nothing has come close.

Obviously since the last post in 2012, quite a lot has happened to butchers. Most notably is that Hideki passed away in May 2013. But they did release one last album (Youth), which I think is my favourite of all their albums. レクイエム (Requiem) has become my favourite song of all time, and the album is full of other great songs like Destroyer, which is also up there as one of my favourite tracks that they produced.

Hideki and Hisako released little mini albums or EPs at 7ep.net, both of which are great. I really hope Hisako releases a full solo album, or at least continues with toddle, though I know she is part of quite a few bands now (LAMA, SPANK PAGE). Imoriya (bass) collaborated with some dude from another band, and it's quite bass guitar oriented (as you can imagine). I'm not too sure what's going on with Komatsu (drums). I think he's playing drums for a band called SOSITE or something.

Also, I bought the Kocorono documentary and it very luckily has English subtitles. You can download it (as well as a few other things, and I'm planning to upload pretty much anything I can of butchers to this folder eventually):

https://mega.co.nz/#F!JxgHkIqL!UU-QtD2RC4Ubk-BuvoPasw

>>2041
>Have we still got any butchers fans floating around?
Yep; I'm glad to hear you like them so much. When it comes to Japanese rock cowpers and toddle is more my jam, but butchers is up there. I'll look into the other bands you mentioned. I haven't been looking at new music so much lately, so I've missed their newest album. I'll try to get it in the near future.

>Also, I bought the Kocorono documentary and it very luckily has English subtitles. You can download it
Holy shit you're awesome dude. I'm looking forward to whatever other stuff you'll upload.

>>1537
there must be a board like that somewhere

Okay I guess this is more of a voca/general thread now but I'll go by the op anyway.

Favorite voca: Miku first and foremost, then Luka and IA. Rin I also like, I just hear her much less for some reason. Gumi is a bit odd to me, I haven't been able to distinguish her voice very well, therefore it will often escape that I've listened to a Gumi song. The rest of the female voices I don't know much about, but I can appreciate any well done voca song. I've yet to hear a 100% male voca song that I like, though.

Favorite producer/artist/band: wowaka, kikuo, AlliumProject and powapowa-p, in that order I guess.

Favorite songs (per voca): [wowaka] rolling girl (Miku); [AlliumProject] There (Luka), [kikuo sound works] 塵塵呪詛 (IA), [itsuu-p] meltdown (Rin); and for good meassure - [耳ロボP] 耳のあるロボットの唄 (Teto).

Favorite PV: [ryo] Love is War.

Favorite English lyrics: [Ryuuuu] Secret.

I should mention that 99% of everything vocaloid I listen to is Miku, and 99% of my most loved vocaloid songs are indeed based on Miku, so all this intervocaloid chatter was more a courtesy than anything.

Follow-up question: Have you ever tried to make vocaloid lyrics? What version, to what end, etc.

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my favorite is Gumi definitely. her voice sounds the nicest to me and she has great english. Rin and Luka are also very nice voice wise. But Len is best character wise cause he's a kawaii shota. i actually dont like miku very much at all. her voice is kinda annoy, sounds bad in lower octaves and over all just isn't as strong as other ones. Wish she wasn't the primary one.
Favorite artists is Wowaka easily. All of unhappy refrain is 10/10
other artists i like: Hachi, powapowaP, sasakureuk, Deco*27, quadrophenia

i like some appends but most people use them badly imo.

i listen to so much vocaloid, utaite and producers other projects. so much is good.

>>2029
>Wish she wasn't the primary one.
She isn't a "primary" vocaloid just because someone sat down and said so; she's the most commonly seen vocaloid because she's the most popular. It's surprising for me to hear you don't like her voice much, looking at the artists you just named. Just to be clear: I respect your opinion.

This is really great, thank you for sharing I'm really loving this!

For similar stuff, try Aphex Twin and Massive Attack if you haven't already.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBrpVEvpheQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24CgqhCQ8q8

Unfinished:

http://fauux.neocities.org/ether.html 01) Glide
http://fauux.neocities.org/god.html* 09) Souvenirs D'un Autre Monde
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne9rOUSdUVE 10) Omoide wa Tooku no Hibi**

*D'où je viens le temps n'existe pas / Where I'm from, time doesn't exist
Les secondes deviennent des heures / Seconds become hours
Les années, de courts instant sitôt envolés / Years become short-lived, instantly-vanishing moments
**I imagine it would be a good one to end with.

Post edited on 22nd Mar 2015, 7:16pm

Hi, how are you

bandcamp, and doing the same thing you did but with Mega, also rbt.asia

Soulseek and Bandcamp.

>>1989
what.cd, jpopsuki, waffles.fm, kraytracker, rutracker, mutracker, soulseek.

I only just discovered rutracker so I went wild, downloading music I didn't think I'd ever own without paying for them. You can make an account and use that if you like.

I heard this song first about 15 years before. I could say it puts the "tune" back into "chiptune".

http://pouet.net/prod.php?which=55738

This is pretty good. Rather monotonous as a whole, but good. You should contribute to /cr/ music threads too.

When I heard this song booming over the theater speakers, it felt amazing

>>300
because everyone who hasn't been living under a rock and their mother knows about those movies and have heard the soundtrack. Try posting something that not even facebook-using teens know about and use to project how "nerdy" they are.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYQC_o3U c&list=PL577EC43D4698B53F

>>1938
You're responding to a four year old post

>>1939
well hopefully he is four years wiser now.