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28 Sep 2011 07:44:02 pm by souvik1997		Quote
Some songs that I've been listening to recently: Evanescence - Bring Me To Life OneRepublic - Stop And Stare Lady Gaga - The Edge Of Glory Chata - Dango Daikazoku (Clannad ED) Lia - Farewell Song (Air ED)

29 Sep 2011 06:44:08 am by Lucas W		Quote
Daft Punk Daft Punk Daft Punk Daft Punk Daft Punk

12 Jan 2012 10:12:22 pm by souvik1997		Quote
Kotoko - Re-Sublimity Kotoko - Wing My Way Kotoko - Agony Kotoko - Lament Kotoko - We Survive Notice a pattern here?

12 Jan 2012 10:35:25 pm by Rascherite		Quote
Rachmaninoff piano concerto no. 2, mvmt. 3 - Sergei Rachmaninoff (mvmt. 3 starts at 8:37 in this video) Lars-Erik Larsson - Saxophone concerto, op.14, mvmt. 2 David Maslanka - Mountain Roads Dizzy Gillespie - Sunny Side of the Street John Coltrane - I Hear a Rhapsody I would have posted music by the master of classical saxophone, Sigurd Rascher, but youtube is suspiciously devoid of his recordings

12 Jan 2012 10:50:25 pm by ztrumpet		Quote
38 Special - Caught Up In You - I've listened to this quite a bit recently. Amazing song. Chicago - Questions 67 & 68 - One of my favorite Chicago tunes. Boston - Peace of Mind - Everything off their debut album is amazing; this is just the piece that came to mind as one I wanted to share. Switchfoot - Bullet Soul - Though a little newer and less clean sounding than the other tracks on the list, it's still one of my favorite songs. Styx - Come Sail Away - Styx is another of those bands that has numerous songs that I like. This is one of the best. Edit: comicIDIOT wrote: Lovestruck by Breathe Electric I just love the background music and the vocals are equally great, but I like them secondary to the background music Though this song is outside of the genres I normally listen to, I'm going to look into the rest of the album; this track is awesome.

12 Jan 2012 11:12:24 pm by comicIDIOT		Quote
ztrumpet wrote: comicIDIOT wrote: Lovestruck by Breathe Electric I just love the background music and the vocals are equally great, but I like them secondary to the background music Though this song is outside of the genres I normally listen to, I'm going to look into the rest of the album; this track is awesome. The rest of the album is mediocre. I'd buy just the song if you like it, I bought the album for $5.94 off iTunes but none of the songs are as great as "Lovestruck," but there not disappointments in my opinion.

12 Jan 2012 11:14:43 pm by ztrumpet		Quote
comicIDIOT wrote: ztrumpet wrote: comicIDIOT wrote: Lovestruck by Breathe Electric I just love the background music and the vocals are equally great, but I like them secondary to the background music Though this song is outside of the genres I normally listen to, I'm going to look into the rest of the album; this track is awesome. The rest of the album is mediocre. I'd buy just the song if you like it, I bought the album for $5.94 off iTunes but none of the songs are as great as "Lovestruck," but there not disappointments in my opinion. According to the 30 second previews on Amazon and that fact that I keep replaying Lovestruck on Youtube, the only thing dissuading me from buying the album is that it's only available for MP3 download. (I like CDs better)

12 Jan 2012 11:25:53 pm by comicIDIOT		Quote
Ah, I have never noticed the difference between CD's, MP3's and FLAC even though I've heard each of them on the same audio system under a demo. Do you prefer CD's for their quality or just for the material ownership? If you have nothing against burned CD's, that's always an option.

12 Jan 2012 11:32:26 pm by ztrumpet		Quote
comicIDIOT wrote: Do you prefer CD's for their quality or just for the material ownership? If you have nothing against burned CD's, that's always an option. For me, it's the material ownership. I don't like burning CDs as the "hardcopy" because it just feels weird to me. I can't really explain why.

12 Jan 2012 11:47:39 pm by Aes_Sedia5		Quote
Ok, 1.)Bring me to live | Evanesence 2.) 3 doors Down Kryptonite 3.)Fight Inside by Red 4.) Monster by skillet 5.)No PlanB by Manafest Wow. I just realized.. I listen to a lot of different types of music. hmmm. That fifth choice was hard.

18 Jan 2012 02:31:36 am by DJ_O		Quote
ztrumpet wrote: comicIDIOT wrote: ztrumpet wrote: comicIDIOT wrote: Lovestruck by Breathe Electric I just love the background music and the vocals are equally great, but I like them secondary to the background music Though this song is outside of the genres I normally listen to, I'm going to look into the rest of the album; this track is awesome. The rest of the album is mediocre. I'd buy just the song if you like it, I bought the album for $5.94 off iTunes but none of the songs are as great as "Lovestruck," but there not disappointments in my opinion. According to the 30 second previews on Amazon and that fact that I keep replaying Lovestruck on Youtube, the only thing dissuading me from buying the album is that it's only available for MP3 download. (I like CDs better) One reason why I don't offer my music albums as CDs is because if it ever sell well, it will be a major PITA to have to constantly go to the post office to ship 50 albums a week one by one, not to mention the extra fees coming with that and thus having to charge a lot more for my music. Some companies offers to create the CDs for you, but they usually charge an incredible amount of money, takes almost all of your sales or they are scams.

18 Jan 2012 04:47:56 am by benryves		Quote
comicIDIOT wrote: Ah, I have never noticed the difference between CD's, MP3's and FLAC even though I've heard each of them on the same audio system under a demo. I take it you've not bought MP3s from Amazon? I only do so if they are significantly cheaper than the CD version, as I've had quite a few with ripping problems (the ends of tracks being cut short, odd crackles or pops or clipping issues). The CD version is often cheaper, in any case, so I just go for that.

18 Jan 2012 09:57:08 am by comicIDIOT		Quote
I have not, but I do buy single songs from iTunes regularly. The occasional tangible CD that I do buy, I've had no issues with ripping them to my computer.

18 Jan 2012 10:01:40 am by benryves		Quote
I mean the MP3s supplied through Amazon occasionally have ripping issues, the CDs are fine which is why I prefer to buy them (especially as they are often cheaper).

18 Jan 2012 10:18:02 am by comicIDIOT		Quote
Oh! Got it, I read that wrong.

18 Jan 2012 11:52:58 pm by DJ_O		Quote
Uhm I hope that didn't happen to TotKotM... I'll try buying my own release from there later to make sure they did things right. All I know is that The Land of Hopelessness quality might be a tad lower than the 9 other songs because it was saved in 44100 Hz rather than 48000 to fit within the 100 MB limit my distribution service had per WAV file, but I hope Amazon didn't screw my release up. It would be outrageous if the MP3 quality was lower than on other sites my music is available to when Amazon charges $8.99 for it and I charge $4.99 on Bandcamp (since the latter let me choose my price)...

20 Feb 2012 07:40:59 pm by comicIDIOT		Quote
I bought a rock song, White Rabbit below, recently and it's caused me to explore my old rock genre music. So, prepare for some nostalgia perhaps. White Rabbit by Egypt Central Paralyzer by Finger Eleven Los Angeles by Sugarcult Personal Jesus by Marilyn Manson Riot by Three Days Grace

20 Feb 2012 11:31:32 pm by squidgetx		Quote
Miike Snow-The Rabbit (Video is slightly NSFW) Starf*cker- Julius Vampire Weekend- Giving up the Gun Blind Pilot- 3 rounds and a Sound Yuck-Get Away Other notable artists: Beach House, Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes, The Killers, Two Door Cinema Club, The Drums, The Fratellis, The Kooks, OK Go, Neutral Milk Hotel, Tokyo Police Club, Washed Out

21 Feb 2012 01:39:41 am by comicIDIOT		Quote
I like OK Go's early stuff. They've gotten a lot more eclectic over the years.

21 Feb 2012 08:23:50 pm by Tari		Quote
Some newer stuff, eh? Alright.. Hiroyuki Sawano - κr0nё Chilling build-up into rather anticlimactic fanfare. Necro Facility - Fall Apart Solid beats, noodly synth lines, and a good vocal hook. ClariS - Naisho no Hanashi Tricky backing rhythms, pleasing melody. Nine Inch Nails - The Great Destroyer (Modwheelmood remix) Drone, but there's a thread to follow. System Syn - Funeral (Not for streaming anywhere? Lame.) Crunchy.

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