/music/ - Music

Don't know if this is my fave all things considered given ska punk is a lil upbeat. But I highly relate to the lyrics and it always comes to mind in this context.

I like to play it when I go to mountain

this whole album really. paradoxically it's my go-to depression album but it's also the kind of album where if it's speaking to you, that's a major red flag and a sign you're not okay. Manson wrote it at his absolute lowest point of self-destruction and self-loathing, ideas that he flirted with earlier in his career in the 90s but didn't truly experience/live out until this point. he's described it as being (paraphrasing) "so low that when I look up all I see is shit, that's how low I am" – one of the songs even has the line "I have to look up, just to see Hell". it's one of the least popular albums of his discography and part of that is that most people who listen to it aren't in the same state of mind and can't really understand what he's talking about or trying to convey through the music. that's also a fair criticism to levy because most artists are capable of translating their emotions/feelings like this in a more universal way to where even if you didn't go through the same thing they did you could still feel the same thing. over the years listening to it i think Manson was just so low (and the periods i was so low i could finally not just hear but understand what he was talking about) and trying to capture that specific feeling he didn't care if people got it or not. it probably would have been more critically received if he had done that, but he was creating art, not so much a product, he was trying to convey how he felt, he didn't care how well the album charted or what music critics thought of it.

>My pain is not ashamed to repeat itself…

Worms Feasting on Filth

John Maus' whole discography is great

favorite Christmassy shit for this time of year, along with Ockeghem's "Missa Prolatonium"

Sure not slowing down with this knock-dead Louis Armstrong recording

Ain't misbehaving, saving all of my love for (You).

Rolling on a river

let's start with the GOAT

klassikradio.de

sonatica.fm

veniceclassicradio.eu/en/

Venice Classic Radio Italy - Beautiful Classical Music - is an italian webradio of classical music that offers daily a repertoire of early, baroque, chamber, symphonic, contemporary music and opera arias. Listen to Venice Classic Radio online!


I'll try some of those random classic radios soon, I suppose

>>10861
would be neat to have a repository of those where it could be downloaded, but the best i can think of is archive.org, which isn't necessarily public domain

To be honest, the genre that best explains all my feelings is depressive black metal / blackened doom metal. Here’s one of the songs:
https://youtu.be/eTjvVWXTlKU?si=iuyusUHueUysYOI5

“Sounds of Pain” by Uaral.

glutamaterecords.neocities.org

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNxrGUf6G0A&list=RDwNxrGUf6G0A
My go to song when I ask myself why I'm still here

>>10872
Anon, you're the reason why I used to listen to this song so much in those days. Maybe this is my comfort song right now. Some feelings never really leave.

>16 billion
How is this even possible, to those kids watch it 100+ times a day everyday?

Moved to >>>/b/1031994.

>>10512
absolutely loved it. i felt some of the more classic rock songs boring but over all i put it just below twilight. liked it enough to get it on vinyl and has been in my main rotation since.

I liked a lot of it

>>10512
Gonna have to check it out. Ill admit I only know this group for the Lain anime song.

didn't know hillary clinton had a band

>>10649



same, m8


I forgot i can type bôa on my smarty in a jiffy!