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Here's some Electro House music that I made: You can buy it on iTunes, loudr.fm, Bandcamp and eventually on Google Play. Also, you can support me with +$1 per piece of music on Patreon. -Rez
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So. Many of us like to have some sort of entertainment available to us, whether that be books, music, movies, video games, or something else entirely. And some of us tend to build up large collections of these things over time. So my question is this: for those of you who have large collections of things (either digital or physical copy) how do you go about organizing it? And do you use any programs to keep track of what's in your collection? For myself, books, movies, and to a lesser extent CD's make up the bulk of my entertainment collections. My books aren't currently arranged, but I think eventually I'm going to adopt the library system of organization, just because I work at one and I think the way they arrange books makes sense. CD's are arranged vaguely by type (film score/songtrack, jazz, folk/country/folkabilly, "classic", "other"). Movies just aren't arranged by anything, mostly because I'm still trying to figure out what method to use. Alphabetically doesn't appeal to me because I'd like to keep certain groups of movies together, like Disney titles or movies in a series. Going by director isn't really useful for similar reasons. I've thought about organizing alphabetically by studio, which has it's own compromises but would probably be the best. So how 'bout you guys?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS24cRe4dOs Lights out Boys sleepwalking on the weekend Black out Two nights killing off a best friend Fall out like soldiers walking off the deep end Hands out Don't stop marching 'til the hearts rend The time goes by And sets the stage They play their parts And act their age They never forget the lines that they say Speaking slowly I promise you one day I promise you always We'll make it out one day I promise you always Nights out Girls keep walking on the east end White out Two lights shining on a dead end Drawn out Like circles trailing off the pavement Stand out Don't stop marching 'til the hearts mend As time goes by Reset the stage We play the parts And act our age We'll never forget the words that they'd say Talking slowly I promise you one day I promise you always We'll make it out one day I promise you always
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following up on what I stated previously, I've finally finished off my Katatonia collection for now. I'd like to get the digipak reissues of Discouraged Ones and Tonight's Decision as well as the For Funerals to Come EP at some point, but for now I've got all of the studio albums in one form or another so I'm pleased. from the top to the bottom: - Dance of December Souls (2007 remaster + Jhva Elohim Meth EP) - Brave Murder Day (2006 remaster + Sounds of Decay EP) - Discouraged Ones (Century Black US pressing) - Tonight's Decision - Last Fair Deal Gone Down (Icarus Argentina pressing) - Last Fair Deal Gone Down (10th Anniversary Edition) - Viva Emptiness (Icarus Argentina pressing) - Viva Emptiness (10th Anniversary Edition) - The Great Cold Distance - Night Is the New Day (2011 Tour Edition) - Dead End Kings - Dethroned & Uncrowned one thing to note is that the Icarus Argentina pressing of Last Fair Deal Gone Down is technically no longer mine, as last night I sold it to The Xinlo, pending shipment within the next week. as the recently-acquired 10th Anniversary Edition uses the exact same mastering and includes the same artwork, this previous copy was rendered obsolete in my collection. I got a picture of my In Flames collection at the same time I got pictures of this, so I'll probably be posting that sometime soon.
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Between this and the German version of the first opening (which you can watch ), I am forced to conclude that the German dub of One Piece must be awesome (even though I haven't seen even one episode of the German dub). This is a valid scientific conclusion based on ten minutes of research on YouTube, so I think I know what I am talking about here. -TNTOS-
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Can't . . . stop . . . listening . . . to . . . this . . . song. . . .
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http://youtu.be/V1zBd6gj990 Newest episode had a lot of really good songs in it. This might be the best (though I wish it were longer). -TNTOS- -
I've recently been longing for some Bionicle sheet music, especially the Bionicle Suite from the movies. Does anyone know where to find some, or would anyone be able to transcribe it?
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I feel like one of those serial killers in the movies that listens to Haydn while they dissect their victims. Except instead of dissecting humans I'm drinking chocolate milk and fooling around on the Internet. Man, Spotify is great. . .
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Apparently, this is a collaborative remix of "Sonic Boom" by Crush 40 and Cash-Cash, created for Sonic's 20th anniversary. It's pretty awesome, but I'm still partial to the original. What do y'all think? -TNTOS-
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Hey guys! I've been a fan of Bionicle for years and you may recognize this song from a while back. It was used for an ad video that Lego released for Bionicle. The song is called Hero by All Insane Kids. I recently got into doing guitar covers and decided to attempt covering this amazing song. I hope I did it some justice! Leave me a comment and tell me what you guys think. I would love to hear your feedback! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddAVfzlFUXU&feature=youtu.be
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Can be a song, game soundtrack, movie soundtrack. My personal is "The End" in MNOGI. Although close up is Gravity Hurts by Cryoshell.
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SoundCloud linkThis is my entry for the music category of BZPower's Titans and Monsters contest. It's a little rushed (I only began composing it a day or two ago), but overall, I like it. The composition is meant to portray the onset of a battle between the contest's titular factions. I took care to stay away from obviously electronic instruments.This piece was composed in Linux MultiMedia Studio. Some audio work was done in Audacity.Feedback would be appreciated.
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You know the one I'm talking about. I found one that's awfully similar... Jump to 1:58. https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ImdzASkck9c&t=118
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Season Four hasn't even started yet and I'm already listening to this song as much as songs from the past few seasons. And I'm okay with this. -TNTOS-
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My musical entry for the Titans and Monsters contest. I tried to make the piece sound like the background music to a very desperate situation with a hope spot near the end of it. Anyways, here's The Link (No, not this one.) -
Guess who might - might - be getting tickets to a Roger Waters concert.
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Hi BZPower! This is my first post on my new account. I have had other accounts over the years but abandoned them because I got too busy. I am committed to this one, however, and I can't wait to get to know all of you. I have looked all over eBay, but I haven't seen a Power Pack for sale recently, so I figured you guys probably have one you're willing to sell. Just tell me how much you want and maybe we can make a deal. Thanks, MX5
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Hey everyone. You all may know me by Nusua. It's been a while since I've posted on here. Everything's changed so much! Not sure if this belongs in what is described as "Off-Topic Culture" but nonetheless I wanted to let everyone know that I wrote the score to a film called 'Children of the Wind'. The soundtrack with all of my music is now on iTunes. Hope everyone checks it out and enjoys! Phillip Lober
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One thing that bugs me, and which I hear a lot from people looking at drawings or playing Minecraft, is the tendency to look at anything that's been done well, and remark that they would never be able to make something as good as that. This is especially irritating in Minecraft, where we're all working with the same cubic-meter blocks of material, and thus there is no really good reason to think that any particular piece of work is impossible for you to match. The idea of someone being naturally talented beyond anyone else's ability to match is, to me, ridiculous. No one's first attempt at architecture, with no background in it or Minecraft, was as good as what some people have made in Minecraft. M.C. Escher did not wake up one morning, with no background at all in drawing surreal geometries, and start producing art. J.S. Bach's first experience with music, almost assuredly, did not immediately result in any famous compositions. Getting good at something took time for them, and it will take time for anyone looking to follow in their footsteps - they were not born doing what they do/did, but rather worked to do it and do it well. If you really want to be good at it too, study the principles of the artform, and practice. Practice until you're sure more practicing isn't actually possible, and then continue practicing. Because if one more person looks at something I've built or drawn [i don't show compositions to non-musicians, because I can't get them to sit still long enough] and says 'Wow, I could never build/draw like that,' I'm going to chase them around the world with a diamond pickaxe and set their weird squarish wooden shack on fire.
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proving once again that he has excellent taste in music, Tron Legacy director Joseph Kosinski recruited electronic music artist Anthony Gonzalez and his project M83 (whose release Hurry Up, We're Dreaming was my pick for 2011 album of the year) to create the soundtrack for his upcoming science fiction film Oblivion along with Joseph Trapanese (the score composer who had previously assisted Daft Punk on Tron Legacy), and the resulting album has been officially released on CD and digital download as of 12:00 AM EST. and it's absolutely fantastic. if you like movie soundtracks and/or dreamy, atmospheric electronic music I would highly recommend giving it a shot. there's an official stream out there and it's on Spotify for those who like to try before they buy, plus it's currently only $5.00 as a special sale price on AmazonMP3. for the interested, two tracks (including the spectacular end credits song, which is easily one of my favorite M83 songs to date) via the record label's official SoundCloud: - "StarWaves" - "Oblivion" (feat. Susanne Sundfør)
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Hey guys, I have to say I love videogame soundtracks, specially when the music is orchestrated. Some examples of my fav ones are Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 OSTs, The Elder Scrolls IV and V OSTs, and some Sonic themes, but also I like other kind of videogame music not necessarily orchestrated, like many Mega Man music, Castlevania music, the Xenoblade Chronicles OST, and a lot of others.So, what videogames music do you like the most?
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So yeah, my old Casio keyboard is very old. So old that it can't be connected to a computer. And it's broken. And I feel like learning to play the keyboard (and by extension the piano) again. But, I have a busted keyboard. Now, I wanted to start saving up for a new one this month. But due to some unforseen bills, I can't start saving this month. And it definitely irks me.
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These last few weeks have been... Fascinating. There's no other word for it.
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What is you favorite song from Bionicle?(this can be from a music video, game, etc..)I like Bye Bye Babylon and much of the MNOG/MNOG 2 Soundtrack.
