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Vincent posted:Why do people keep forgetting that there's already an american Akira re-make and it ruled? i remember when a bunch of nerds got mad about this song because 1) They don't know the difference between sampling and stealing, and 2) They don't know that the Daft Punk song was also made using sampling.
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wyoming posted:3. The skeleton is also buff. Sorry, this isn't the Brigador movie.
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Skwirl posted:i remember when a bunch of nerds got mad about this song because 1) They don't know the difference between sampling and stealing, and 2) They don't know that the Daft Punk song was also made using sampling. I had no idea but I really like this song.
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Skeletor is actually more a buff wizard with a skull for a head. The 2002 remake series was pretty good.
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FreudianSlippers posted:I had no idea but I really like this song. Daft Punk actually financed an album of all the songs they sampled in Discovery (called Discovered, appropriately enough) so it's not like they tried to hide the fact that they used samples so heavily. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJPdVVOmbz4
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FreudianSlippers posted:I had no idea but I really like this song. All three songs are great. Also, nerds getting angry at rap songs for sampling reveals such a huge ignorance about rap music that it almost borders on racism.
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Skwirl posted:All three songs are great. It's definitely racism. The same people thought Kid Rock was a loving genius for putting together "Werewolves of London" with "Sweet Home Alabama" a few years ago.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:It's definitely racism. The same people thought Kid Rock was a loving genius for putting together "Werewolves of London" with "Sweet Home Alabama" a few years ago. That song still makes me seethe with rage today.
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Feldegast42 posted:That song still makes me seethe with rage today.  I always get excited about Werewolves of London only to be enraged every drat time
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Sweet Werewolves of London Roll drat tide Watched the teeth, hair as they grew Sweet Werewolves of London Silver bullets will stop you In Birmingham(the one in England) A man got bit by something new Now wolfsbane does not bother me Do you turn at the full moon? Now tell the truth
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Skwirl posted:All three songs are great. To reaffirm Pope Corky, it's definitely racism. Anytime a white person accuses black artists of musical theft is really rich.
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Feldegast42 posted:That song still makes me seethe with rage today. You should try some different things And smoke some funny things
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Someone used the Deep Rising theme and the song wasn't very good. I don't like most music though and I would've rather listened to the Deep Rising score.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:It's definitely racism. The same people thought Kid Rock was a loving genius for putting together "Werewolves of London" with "Sweet Home Alabama" a few years ago. I love when people act like gangsta rap is still a thing and that hip hop is all vapid thuggery about booty, bitches, and bling when most modern hip hop stars are dudes with rainbow dreadlocks talking about their feelings and video games.
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Guy Mann posted:I love when people act like gangsta rap is still a thing and that hip hop is all vapid thuggery about booty, bitches, and bling when most modern hip hop stars are dudes with rainbow dreadlocks talking about their feelings and video games. People like Chris Brown still exist.
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Guy Mann posted:I love when people act like gangsta rap is still a thing and that hip hop is all vapid thuggery about booty, bitches, and bling when most modern hip hop stars are dudes with rainbow dreadlocks talking about their feelings and video games. I miss gangta rap 
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Gangsta rap isn't a thing anymore? But I loved the ridiculous over the top lifestyles those guys lead with all the bling!
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maybe i'm showing my ignorance of music here, but isn't trap music the "new" gangsta rap?
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MacheteZombie posted:maybe i'm showing my ignorance of music here, but isn't trap music the "new" gangsta rap? It was a sad day a couple weeks ago when I realized that I no longer "got" rap music, and have officially become an old
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Iron Crowned posted:It was a sad day a couple weeks ago when I realized that I no longer "got" rap music, and have officially become an old I gave up on labels/genres for music so long ago and just roll with "this sounds good, lyrics are cool, beat is good, etc.". Music changes so fast especially in this era of internet creativity where we have subgenres of music centered around simpson's loops.
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MacheteZombie posted:I gave up on labels/genres for music so long ago and just roll with "this sounds good, lyrics are cool, beat is good, etc.". Music changes so fast especially in this era of internet creativity where we have subgenres of music centered around simpson's loops. Don't mid me, I'm just being a cranky old man because they don't make good old songs like "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" anymore 
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Iron Crowned posted:Don't mid me, I'm just being a cranky old man because they don't make good old songs like "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" anymore Haha I totally get it man, was sharing with you my own sense of getting old. "I don't get all these youngins new labels for thangs!"
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MacheteZombie posted:I gave up on labels/genres for music so long ago and just roll with "this sounds good, lyrics are cool, beat is good, etc.". Music changes so fast especially in this era of internet creativity where we have subgenres of music centered around simpson's loops. Nowadays it's all about the playlists generated by your subscription service. "What kind of music do you listen to, Lobok?" "Oh, well a few minutes ago I was listening to..." *checks music app* "...uh, Electronic Autumn Reflections..."
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Lobok posted:Nowadays it's all about the playlists generated by your subscription service. I can't stand those auto-generated playlists so I've been listening to the same music for like 4-5 years now. Okay a bit of a lie, I've picked up a few movie soundtracks since then.
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I hate being asked what I'm listening to because I never have a straight answer to give.
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Detective No. 27 posted:I hate being asked what I'm listening to because I never have a straight answer to give. "Barbie Girl - Aqua, Aquarium (1997) Universal Records"
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Detective No. 27 posted:I hate being asked what I'm listening to because I never have a straight answer to give. This popped up in a playlist for me the other week and I was what even is music 
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MacheteZombie posted:I can't stand those auto-generated playlists so I've been listening to the same music for like 4-5 years now. I can never be sure how tailored those playlists are to the user or if there are just so many endless tranches of similar styles and artists that there are several that HAVE to match you at some point. Some of them I see may as well just be bluntly called "Never Leave Your Comfort Zone Ever" for strangely accurate they are.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:This popped up in a playlist for me the other week and I was what even is music I like that song, it kinda reminds me of Aphex Twin's ΔMi−1 = −αΣn=1NDi[n][Σj∈C[i]Fji[n − 1] + Fexti[n−1]]
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Spotify recommendations for Icelandic music are pretty funny because they seem to put it all into one category regardless of genre. Like listen to some gloomy post-punk and it will recommend a crooner from the 50s or a sleazy electro-rock group that only does songs about cocaine or a mega kvlt black metal band or Björk or all of the above because it's all Icelandic.
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Brb,sampling black Metal Bjork
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The history of Hip Hop is very interesting, more people should read up about it. What grinds my gears is the people complaining about how it's all just glorification of thugs, money, drugs, bitches and hoes. That type of glorification was created by corporate america and ties directly into racism. It's by design that mainstream rap is vilified by the establishment, where important Hip Hop has been stuck as "underground" music. It's almost as if the corporations controlling radio stations have a reason for playing the most "gangsta" music that is condemned by white suburbanites.
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What's the reason for this jackass at the gas station blasting it. poo poo he's playing definitely isn't going on the radio
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Fried Watermelon posted:The history of Hip Hop is very interesting, more people should read up about it. I remember some article claiming that the music industry collaborated with private prisons to create gangsta rap. The idea was that music glorifying crime would increase crime and fill those prisons.
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wdarkk posted:I remember some article claiming that the music industry collaborated with private prisons to create gangsta rap. The idea was that music glorifying crime would increase crime and fill those prisons. The most hilarious part of that conspiracy theory is the idea that rates of incarceration are in any way related to crime rates.
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Fried Watermelon posted:The history of Hip Hop is very interesting, more people should read up about it. It's extra funny because at least half of every rock and roll song from the 80s is glorifying drugs, women, and money. And it's 100% of dogs if you just look at glam rock.
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Dogs rule
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In mid October they're replaying Princess Bride on 2 days for the 30th anniversary. Fuckin love that movie.
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I don't remember movie releases being so slow and dull last year. The amount of movies and trailers feel like they've slowed to a trickle. In a year I'll probably say the same thing though.
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