What song are you listening to right now.

[kirashi]

 

[handymanshandle]

Listening to a Daily Mix and this came up

 

[Crunchy Dragon]

Remember The Name - Fort Minor

[handymanshandle]

decided to discover more of these guy's songs

 

[Shoob]

 

[SeriouslyMikey]

Freddy's goodbye song. 

 

[Zando_]

hehehehehe: 

 

 

[Alariel]

Turisas - Stand Up and Fight

[Shoob]

 

[captain_to_fire]

The Prayer by Andrea Bocelli ft. Celine Dion 

 

[Okjoek]

 

[Volbet]

Necro speed metal?

You find the weirdest shit when you just blind buy random cassette tapes.

[Okjoek]

 

[MegaDave91]

 

[Volbet]

Who would have thought the heaviest album of the year would come from a folk artist?

This is Black Sabbath, PJ Harvey and Skinny Puppy on fucking steroids.

[handymanshandle]

Just listening to a daily mix lol 

 

[Okjoek]

When locked into a titanic struggle and suddenly your full potential is revealed as your momentum picks up and the enemy realizes that they never stood a chance from the start.

That's the vibe I get. I love video game music because it's not a piece of standalone art, but video games bring all other art forms together in an interact-able user experience.

[Arc_Jester]

 

[PlayStation 2]

Did you know that this song was about Frank Ocean's relationship with a guy? Because I sure as fuck didn't.

 

[Arika]

 

 

 

[handymanshandle]

2 hours ago, Dan Castellaneta said:

Did you know that this song was about Frank Ocean's relationship with a guy? Because I sure as fuck didn't.

 

Yeah I wouldn't have thought it was about being in a relationship with a guy, pretty song though

Daily mixes lol

[PlayStation 2]

gta 5

[sqwyd]

Not exactly at the moment, but a few minutes ago. Still a good song, however!

[Volbet]

15 hours ago, Okjoek said:

That's the vibe I get. I love video game music because it's not a piece of standalone art, but video games bring all other art forms together in an interact-able user experience.

But on that basis you could argue that something is inherently lost when you're listening to the music by itself. 

The music was composed to go with a visual and/or action-based state. Neither of which you're confronted with when you're consuming the music on its own. 

Like, I'm a huge fan of the Eraserhead soundtrack, but I'm also the first to admit that it's best enjoyed with the movie. 

 

But anyway:

 

[Okjoek]

8 hours ago, Volbet said:

But on that basis you could argue that something is inherently lost when you're listening to the music by itself. 

The music was composed to go with a visual and/or action-based state. Neither of which you're confronted with when you're consuming the music on its own. 

Like, I'm a huge fan of the Eraserhead soundtrack, but I'm also the first to admit that it's best enjoyed with the movie. 

 

Yeah like I loved in Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace the soundtrack played when all the battle droids are activated and begin marching, but a lot of it is lost without that visual stimulus provided by the scene as well as the mechanical marching sounds

I think some pieces go better without the added stimuli than others possibly at no fault of the composer as long as the soundtrack went good with its intended media.