"kineorama - aitsu no nogai" is back after being taken down so I've added it back to the playlist Most likely with influence from ULTRA-VYBE,INC. so thank you!
Hello, hope you guys are well. I made a Twitter to help promote various music artists, provide another way to get video notifications, and to make song recommendations that don't quite make it to the channel (but I still enjoy very much). Happy listening and I wish you guys good health, safety, and comfort.
Hi guys, happy spring season. I made this chart compiling 40 of my favorite music albums (off the top of my head) and wanted to share it with you guys. Here's a direct image link if it's difficult to read: i.imgur.com/nYIG3LX.png The top 3 rows are what I've listened to countless times. The bottom 3 rows also have that attribute, but are mainly TV, anime, or video game soundtracks. There isn't really a specific order to these other than that.
Some fun facts about my listening journey: - Kirby 64 was my first game. I'd listen to its songs using the Sound Check mode as a little kid.
- Panic! at the Disco was my first introduction to YouTube. The "I Write Sings Not Tragedies" music video showed up on the front page and I thought their sound was really catchy.
- MapleStory is extremely nostalgic for me. I still play it from time to time. It's almost been 10 years...
- I played plenty of Jet Set Radio Future before using the net. It was off the xbox combo disc along with Sega GT 2002. The OST is full of bangers, though some were inappropriate for my age at the time.
- School Food Punishment was my first absolute favorite band for a while. Back when ITunes was the main place to get music (other than Limewire... viruses anyone?). I really dived into whatever I could find of them and looked into similar music/inspirations. Spangle Call Lilli Line is one of Yumi Uchimura's (lead singer) favorite musicians and even collaborated with them on the "SINCE 2" album. To my dismay, they eventually disbanded, but their successor la la larks still puts out great music.
- Only recently I've started listening to a substantial amount of bossa nova. I've always loved the rhythms and sounds, but after Lamp - Genso, I've dug into the classics with Antônio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto, and Stan Getz. As much as I love the classic tunes, I find Japanese language and melodies crossed with Brazilian rhythms quite addicting.
- Most of my favorite music is Japan-based. The exceptions on this list being P!atd and Undertale (though technically JRPG inspired). Other exceptions would be the previously mentioned bossa nova classics, and one-off songs I find here and there.
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"kineorama - aitsu no nogai" is back after being taken down so I've added it back to the playlist
Most likely with influence from ULTRA-VYBE,INC. so thank you!
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Hello, hope you guys are well. I made a Twitter to help promote various music artists, provide another way to get video notifications, and to make song recommendations that don't quite make it to the channel (but I still enjoy very much). Happy listening and I wish you guys good health, safety, and comfort.
twitter.com/insupira
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Hi guys, happy spring season. I made this chart compiling 40 of my favorite music albums (off the top of my head) and wanted to share it with you guys. Here's a direct image link if it's difficult to read: i.imgur.com/nYIG3LX.png
The top 3 rows are what I've listened to countless times. The bottom 3 rows also have that attribute, but are mainly TV, anime, or video game soundtracks. There isn't really a specific order to these other than that.
Some fun facts about my listening journey:
- Kirby 64 was my first game. I'd listen to its songs using the Sound Check mode as a little kid.
- Panic! at the Disco was my first introduction to YouTube. The "I Write Sings Not Tragedies" music video showed up on the front page and I thought their sound was really catchy.
- MapleStory is extremely nostalgic for me. I still play it from time to time. It's almost been 10 years...
- I played plenty of Jet Set Radio Future before using the net. It was off the xbox combo disc along with Sega GT 2002. The OST is full of bangers, though some were inappropriate for my age at the time.
- School Food Punishment was my first absolute favorite band for a while. Back when ITunes was the main place to get music (other than Limewire... viruses anyone?). I really dived into whatever I could find of them and looked into similar music/inspirations. Spangle Call Lilli Line is one of Yumi Uchimura's (lead singer) favorite musicians and even collaborated with them on the "SINCE 2" album. To my dismay, they eventually disbanded, but their successor la la larks still puts out great music.
- Only recently I've started listening to a substantial amount of bossa nova. I've always loved the rhythms and sounds, but after Lamp - Genso, I've dug into the classics with Antônio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto, and Stan Getz. As much as I love the classic tunes, I find Japanese language and melodies crossed with Brazilian rhythms quite addicting.
- Most of my favorite music is Japan-based. The exceptions on this list being P!atd and Undertale (though technically JRPG inspired). Other exceptions would be the previously mentioned bossa nova classics, and one-off songs I find here and there.
Thanks for reading! If you'd like to share yours, you can make one here: www.neverendingchartrendering.org/
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Maemi + Aaron - My House audio has been fixed. Thank you for commenting @tazitadete_95, @Allen Hancock, and @ MrChannelforwatching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Tf9C...
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