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"Turning Japanese" by the Vapors?
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Fanged Lawn Wormy posted:I was at a dumpling place today and they had some music I loved but it was too quiet for my phone to pick up. There were a couple songs - if I could find one of them, I bet a related artists search could find more. tbh this sounds like every dumpling place I've ever been in. I think a lot of them use some kind of restaurant/business music station that plays lite jazz covers of songs. There's a pho place I like that has lite jazz hymns, it's weird as gently caress once you start recognizing the tunes.
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Nov 2, 2023 21:28
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i definitely eat at a vietnamese joint here where they once had a lounge-jazz version of wind of change by the scorpions on the speakers there is a lot of pleasant elevator music for restaurants out there
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Nov 2, 2023 22:38
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I think Vietnamese places specifically do this more than any other kind of restaurant. I wonder why that is.
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VelociBacon posted:I think Vietnamese places specifically do this more than any other kind of restaurant. I wonder why that is. It's a SE Asian thing in general, I heard that poo poo all the time in Thailand and Laos. Their muzak game is on point, they have elevator versions of all the hot singles like three days after the originals come out. I actually miss it sometimes. Today I ate at a Shake Shack and they were bumping a basic white girl playlist that was just insufferable. I'll take the easy listening Lady Gaga covers, please.
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Modal Auxiliary posted:"Turning Japanese" by the Vapors? Not quite but thanks for the suggestion. The tunes I'm thinking of goes like: Lah-luhlahluhlah-luhluhluhluh-luh-luu Here's another attempt: https://voca.ro/1dXX5pxjbkX2 Outpost22 fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Nov 3, 2023 |
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Nov 3, 2023 01:17
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I had a guitar riff in my head but no lyrics. Was there a tool online that you could use to string something rough together Or maybe an AI tool that you can dunuhnuhnuh into idk is that a thing
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Nov 3, 2023 02:55
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I have been scouring my music collection for about a week because I like this song but the lyrics I remembered were impossible to google https://thelinemusic.bandcamp.com/track/buckshot Turns out the band name & song title are impossible to google as well. I found this by looking for the comp I heard it on and found it on Discogs
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Nov 3, 2023 06:27
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Zopotantor posted:Could it be this? It was this btw.
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Outpost22 posted:Not quite but thanks for the suggestion. ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoTevRomRFg I don't think it's a straight parody of Oingo Boingo's Grey Matter, but close.
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Nov 3, 2023 22:59
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Outpost22 posted:It was this btw. An absolute classic, and I knew what you meant as soon as I heard you singing - though I was probably biased by having seen the answer first. 
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https://odysee.com/@jonaswesth:3/why-you-can%27t-stop-looking-at-pretty:b?t=464 It's a foreign language (Latin?) song/hymnal and I can't make out enough words to google it
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Nov 13, 2023 19:44
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donquixotic posted:https://odysee.com/@jonaswesth:3/why-you-can%27t-stop-looking-at-pretty:b?t=464 Ha, that's Danish. It's the drunk Glaswegian of the nordic languages, but let's see if I can pick out enough words to Google.
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Nov 13, 2023 20:04
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Holy moly I had no idea it was Germanic, no wonder I couldn't make out a single word
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Right, that was actually very easy - the first line is "Nu kommer fuglene igen", which is apparently well known as an alternative title; I just had to mangle my spellings into an approximation of Danish. The official title is Lyse Nætter, "bright nights". It's apparently a popular song to cover and sing in choirs and what have you, but started life as a 1991 song from the debut album of Danish pop singer Alberte: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4NXA_69GVo The specific version you found seems to be by DR's girls choir - with "DR" being Denmark's BBC equivalent. It may not be this exact one, there's more than one recording. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rL7-N9NV-A Just as a bonus, lyrics: quote:Nu kommer fuglene igen, And translated (by me because I find that sort of thing fun): quote:Now the birds return to us Computer viking fucked around with this message at 20:53 on Nov 13, 2023 |
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Nov 13, 2023 20:50
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donquixotic posted:Holy moly I had no idea it was Germanic, no wonder I couldn't make out a single word Tbf that is a unique feature of Danish even for its immediate neighbors.
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Tak a lot
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Anyone know the song at 4:56? Tried googling the lyrics and it's all just 'how to get up in the morning!' junk articles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIFJ90Bixq0&t=296s
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Killingyouguy! posted:Anyone know the song at 4:56? Tried googling the lyrics and it's all just 'how to get up in the morning!' junk articles Sweet After Tears - Au Revoir https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1HIdACLKYU
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Thank you!!
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I’m looking for a techno song from the 1990s, probably from before 1995. Its only lyric, or the only one I remember, is a stentorian voice booming “1994,” or some other year from the 1990s (ie “1991,” “1992,” “1993” etc where the lyric is a specific year in the 1990s). It’s probably not “1992” by no_4mat because the voice is too quiet and the beat isn’t the same, and I think the song I’m looking for is from the 1990s, while no_4mat is more recent.
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Nov 18, 2023 19:22
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Could it be 1992 by Opera? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YcDVdGbz-g
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Slightly different question, but can anyone identify the synths being used on Sleep The Clock Around by Belle & Sebastian? Most prominently from 2:30 onwards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8nMhUZShrM
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Nov 20, 2023 16:38
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What song is in this snippet? http://sndup.net/vggt. Pretty sure the song is in Spanish so I definitely can't search by lyrics and none of the identify apps could figure it out.
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Nov 21, 2023 21:55
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God save my soul, I'm trying to find an earworm and having no luck at all. It starts with a male robot rapping, very flat and free of emotion. I can't remember too many specific lyrics, but he's "funkatronic" and "water cooled" cause the beats were too hot. At some point the voice charges to a female robot voice claiming to be the upgraded 2.0 version and it raps onward. I cannot for the life of me find it though and I have Googled for....yeah several hours today.
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exquisite tea posted:Slightly different question, but can anyone identify the synths being used on Sleep The Clock Around by Belle & Sebastian? Most prominently from 2:30 onwards. The synths are original, but they're very similar (to my ears anyway) to Stereolab, particularly the "Dots and Loops" era: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDgj0JsJ42I
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So I’ve had the same loop of this song stuck in my head for ages. I can’t remember almost anything about it except for its like super ambient electro with a man speaking over the top with, I guess you’d call it life advice. I remember ‘don’t be afraid to…’ but not what he says after. I feel like it’s quite a famous tune. He sounds very chilled and reassuring.
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Jakabite posted:So I’ve had the same loop of this song stuck in my head for ages. I can’t remember almost anything about it except for its like super ambient electro with a man speaking over the top with, I guess you’d call it life advice. I remember ‘don’t be afraid to…’ but not what he says after. I feel like it’s quite a famous tune. He sounds very chilled and reassuring. Seems like a strong possibility: https://youtu.be/MQlJ3vOp6nI?si=fzFQxjZDqLyNnWax
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morestuff posted:Seems like a strong possibility: That’s the one! Thanks!
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I'm looking for a piano piece, almost certainly by Mozart, it starts slow and simple and then becomes more complicated (but not super complicated about two minutes in. My mother, who was not a really accomplished pianist, used to play it and would always gently caress up the hard(er) part.
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yaffle posted:I'm looking for a piano piece, almost certainly by Mozart, it starts slow and simple and then becomes more complicated (but not super complicated about two minutes in. My mother, who was not a really accomplished pianist, used to play it and would always gently caress up the hard(er) part. This seems like Moonlight Sonata, but I figure you've already gone through the most popular Mozart, Beethoven, et al. pieces and listened to them.
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codyclarke posted:This seems like Moonlight Sonata, but I figure you've already gone through the most popular Mozart, Beethoven, et al. pieces and listened to them. Yeah, I don't think it's well known.
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yaffle posted:I'm looking for a piano piece, almost certainly by Mozart, it starts slow and simple and then becomes more complicated (but not super complicated about two minutes in. My mother, who was not a really accomplished pianist, used to play it and would always gently caress up the hard(er) part. Sonata no.11 in A major (K. 331), first movement? Starts slow, gets more complicated at about 3:15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZ1mj9IaczQ
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I've found this video quite helpful for learning the names of certain classical pieces you've probably heard a million times but don't know the names of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCx8Xcm9l7U
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Synthetic Hermit posted:Sonata no.11 in A major (K. 331), first movement? Starts slow, gets more complicated at about 3:15. That's it! Thanks so much, instant childhood nostalgia.
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yaffle posted:That's it! Thanks so much, instant childhood nostalgia. 
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A song that samples a piece from From Dusk Til Dawn where George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino are holding the bar at gun point "everybody be cool or you'll be just as dead as these fucks". I can't remember what kind of music but it was probably dance/trance and is likely from the 90s.
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Kosmo Gallion posted:A song that samples a piece from From Dusk Til Dawn where George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino are holding the bar at gun point "everybody be cool or you'll be just as dead as these fucks". Wrong movie but Fun Lovin Criminals - Scooby Snacks samples similar dialogue from Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs in case you're misremembering the details.
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