/int/ - International

>>225 Candy Candy is one of my all-time favourites.

That's disc 1 of "Kyary Pamyu Pamyu - KPP BEST".

On with disc 2. The video to "Kira Kira Kira" is pure kino, btw.

For one instant, Bernd was like "What's this spam.". Then Bernd saw "Oh, mp3, all have the same cover.".

That's disc 2.

This Bernd likes Kalafina. Four of the best ones attached.

Finally disc 3 with remixes by the producer of the whole album Yasutaka Nakata.

>>234 Listening to 3 right now. Sounds nice so far. :3

>>238 That was disc 3 and the whole album.

woop, can't delete that one

Bernd has this ones.

>>274 Very interesting music!

Bernd likes this much.

KC original

Random shit. Enjoy.

Why isn’t flac supported

>>3444 >>>/kc/

>>3444 Just forgotten to accept audio/x-flac too. Should now work.

>>3446 Thanks

On the surface, Maggie Rogers embodies everything I loathe about modern female Pop. She's a progressive poster child who stumps for the Democratic Party, cites feminist theory like scripture and serenades a liberal middle class audience hellbent on transforming America into a political monoculture. My inner Carl Schmitt demands the friend/enemy distinction, but I sheath my sword for her. Beneath the activism lies something rarer than ideological alignment: raw humanity. Surrender sounds like a private journal blasted through stadium-sized hooks. Energetic and upbeat songs like "Shatter", "Want Want" and "Overdrive" hit with fuzzed adrenaline while "Be Cool" exhales into groove-cooled calm. Other songs like "Anywhere With You" and "Begging for Rain" drip with melancholy without being maudlin. Nothing stagnates; even the quiet tracks stay in motion. Maggie's resonant purity inspires building futures or collapsing into into the arms of someone who loves you after a brutal day. All told, it may be the most unapologetically human album ever to breach the radio.

In Memoriam Ozzy Osbourne

>>3729 Neige is Turing vollständig.

White POWER Metal

>>4376 through >>4382 Why is Rechtsrock so cringe? >>>/rvss/

>>4383 Your IB just attracted one of the worst posters, RAC-Bernd, on Kohl he also spammed this trash

>>4385 He can go back to Kohl then. I don't know what RAC stands for, I guess IB is image board?

>>4386 Are you trolling? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Against_Communism

>>4388 No, why would I know that? Communism ceased to be a major thing around the time I was born. Also, sounds like an embarrassing "no you" counter against rock against racism.

>>4392 >No, why would I know that? Allgemeinbildung. >"no you" counter against rock against racism That was it, yes.

>>4383 >>4385 You cocksuckers tried to send me away multiple times but I always persisted. Sharing music that draws responses is a passion of mine, and if it's got something to say, I'm all the more for it. >worst poster Die seething.

>>4400 >Mom, I've done it again. I've been such an insufferable person on the internet that people have responded to me!

>>4402 How am I worse than anyone else? Politics notwithstanding, I'm sharing music hoping for engagement and opinions on the media shared. Were I truly rank a shitposter, I would've dumped several albums without regard. Instead, one album of outstanding quality was enough for me to share and hope for a discussion. Obviously, this isn't to your taste, but perhaps someone else will have something substantive to say. I can start my own separate thread for those who wish to ignore me.

That's such a chill melancholic song. t. not a weeb

Some kraut rock which I feel very. It's about work routine and how it feels so dull.

berlin music during weimar republic. I like the manly voice of the woman. Usual during this time.

modern berlin music I like the mix of polca and electronic

>>4466 I like her music very much. You should check out her live albums, they're terrific. Kaneko Ayano One Man Show 2022 Autumn - 9.26 Kannai Hall and Kaneko Ayano Billboard Live Onemanshow 2023 - 15.12 Billboard Live OSAKA

>>4059 His music is divine.

>>4474 She rocks.

These threads are no fun unless we engage with the content other people post. >>225 >>226 >>229 >>231 >>233 I don't mind JPop (certainly better than KPop), but after awhile, it gets way too sugary for me. I need my JPop balanced by AOR/Hard Rock. This goes hard for me. >>234 This is much more my style. Not bad at all. I could groove to this given the right mood. These have the requisite Rock elements I seek. >>271 We're exporting our Celtic music to the Poles now? Great stuff, either way. >>272 >Laibach Know 'em and love 'em. They're great. >>274 Maybe I'm not in the mood, but these don't sit well with me at all. Too bouncy and goofy for me. >>275 Great for mood setting pieces but not quite for casual listening. Perhaps I'll be in a better place to listen to this but engaging all the same. >>276 >>277 >>278 >>279 >>280 These did absolutely nothing for me. The percussion is obnoxious and the electronics are grating. This sounds like something you take while on DMT. Absolutely no thank you. >>282 Wish I had a taste for this style of music. >>287 I don't know what to make of this. It strains to be epic but falls short of what I'm looking for.

>>590 I appreciate the sentiment and it's a fun shitpost song, but it needs a proper arrangement beyond this demo recording. Not likely happening but would be cool if it did. >>596 >Threat Signal Sounds like Metal for people who like music from OverClocked Remix. Normally, this style of Melodic Metalcore would put me off, but this actually has grooves and a vocalist who isn't a complete wuss. Much better than most music in that vein. 8/10, would spin again. >Scars of Life I would've vibed with this more in high school than I would now. The vocalist is way too wussy, the riffs cycle through radio-friendly tropes and sound like a D-list opener for a bigger act. 5/10, could be worse. Pedestrian and mediocre. >>3440 Pretty neat. Not quite my style, but promising. >>3449 Very soulful. >>3729 Wish I liked Alcest. >>3746 Ugh, no. I hated this Hipster Pop then and time has not softened me. >>3891 One of the highlights ITT. Very epic, atmospheric and invigorating.

>>4505 >Very epic, atmospheric and invigorating. Have been listening to this album on repeat since I discovered it recently. Spotify recommendations rule once again.

>>4517 Not a Spotify guy, so I couldn't tell if its algorithms are reliable or not. Still a good tune. Any thoughts on what others posted ITT?

>>4563 Fucking based. Didn't know there was new stuff coming. Their debut was phenomenal.>>4563

>>5228 Noice

Does anybernd have the following albums: Anthrax - White Noise Anthrax - Stomp 440 Corrosion of Conformity - Wiseblood Corrosion of Conformity - Americas Top Dealer

>>5428 Americas Volume Dealer that should read

>>5428 Is lucida.to down?

>>5428 https://gofile.io/d/TkmkWB https://gofile.io/d/fDvVbC

>>5459 Thanks. How can I repay you Bernd is there something you've been searching for?

i like these guys, saw them life in germany once

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rt5RAc3E4U

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3kd-dLK-m0

This is one of my favorite classical pieces.

For me it's the 80s post punk and wave. Also 90s metal. Also electronic music if not too simplistic.

>>7049 Also Prog Rock. But the vinyl collection is mostly Metal (Death and Black), then 80s Wave and Post Punk, then Prog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH6S-Z8G3wM

These Russian doomer music mixes are just too good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwgKxGB-61U

from a soviet collection of electronic reinterpretations of classic pieces certainly the best tune on it

>>7474 > molchat doma is it just post punk in general? russians are good at that stuff, it's like germans and techno.

Also would appreciate slow danceable tunes like these if anybody has them. If they're extremely poppy, that's a bonus actually.

>>3457 >On the surface, Maggie Rogers embodies everything I loathe about modern female Pop. She's a progressive poster child who stumps for the Democratic Party, cites feminist theory like scripture and serenades a liberal middle class audience hellbent on transforming America into a political monoculture. My inner Carl Schmitt demands the friend/enemy distinction, but I sheath my sword for her. Beneath the activism lies something rarer than ideological alignment: raw humanity. >Surrender sounds like a private journal blasted through stadium-sized hooks. Energetic and upbeat songs like "Shatter", "Want Want" and "Overdrive" hit with fuzzed adrenaline while "Be Cool" exhales into groove-cooled calm. Other songs like "Anywhere With You" and "Begging for Rain" drip with melancholy without being maudlin. Nothing stagnates; even the quiet tracks stay in motion. >Maggie's resonant purity inspires building futures or collapsing into into the arms of someone who loves you after a brutal day. All told, it may be the most unapologetically human album ever to breach the radio. >

>>9239 I guess most of it is post punk yes, Poland has some great post punk as well

Current musings: Metallica's Black Album is the only Metal album to ever go Diamond in the genre's entire history. >inb4 Linkin Park, AC/DC, ZZ Top, Def Leppard, Kid Rock, Guns 'n Roses, Van Halen None of those bands' albums that went Diamond are Metal. Def Leppard stopped being Metal after On Through the Night, and the rest are either Hard Rock, Hard Alternative or Nu-Metal (that's a misnomer; it's not Metal).

In 2025 people forgot this masterpiece.

>>9536 That's not a sign of quality though, is it? NSYNC also went Diamond, as did the Dirty Dancing soundtrack.

>>9626 It's less a comment on the quality of the album itself and more about the band's staying power. If you notice, the vast majority of legacy Metal bands have rapidly aging audiences, but Metallica has consistently been able to pull in newer and younger generations of fans in part from embracing media but also from recognition. Few bands can speak to that.

>>9659 that's because most people like shit metallica sucks ass and megadeath fugs them in half without even trying

>>9660 Dave Mustaine is a talented performer, but the contempt he had for his own audience from canceling tours in his prime to openly feuding on top of being an egotistical ass ruins much of his reputation. He was coasting on his laurels by the time he released Cryptic Writings, and Endgame, while decent, pales in comparison to anything released between 1985-1994.

>>9536 Hard to rank my all time favorite Metallica songs, but if I were to pick, they'd be the following in no particular order: "Seek & Destroy", "Motorbreath", "Metal Milita", "Fight Fire with Fire", "Ride the Lightning", "For Whom the Bell Tolls", "Trapped Under Ice", "Creeping Death", "The Call of Ktulu", "Battery", "Master of Puppets", "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)", "Disposable Heroes", "Blackened", "Dyers Eve", "Enter Sandman", "Holier Than Thou", "Nothing Else Matters" If forced to choose one and only one, it would be a big toss up between "For Whom the Bell Tolls" and "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)"

Someone asked me what my favorite Metal solos of all time were. It's difficult to narrow it down to just 10, but here's a rough approximation of solos that still resonate with me. I've got plenty more but others should speak up ITT: Autopsy - Slaughterday: https://youtu.be/cC0RKuO8RZM?t=150 Manilla Road - Dreams of Eschaton: https://youtu.be/CPAYS-jMyVc?t=390 Slayer - The Antichrist: https://youtu.be/tdt6-jJ1_Ew?t=72 Iron Maiden - Die With Your Boots On: https://youtu.be/eeJu_eQPKKI?t=180 Judas Priest - Exciter: https://youtu.be/1tlEa0rDZbM?t=77 Mercyful Fate - Welcome Princess of Hell: https://youtu.be/m9ue9jSaIrE?t=115 Venom - Bloodlust: https://youtu.be/3qbwnDd5yOo?t=25 Obsequiae - Orphic Rites of the Mystic: https://youtu.be/F_DllA61I8Y?t=182 Dio - Evil Eyes: https://youtu.be/WmybXptjADo?t=92 Bathory - A Fine Day to Day: https://youtu.be/_ghJQzNDihA?t=406

some doomer brazilian music

IMO, this is at least the best album of the 2020's by far. Nobody sounds like this band, they make and use a bunch of odd instruments and do odd genremashing. The lead of the band writes about a lot of shit like Kaczinsky and naturalism; The Gift is about the curse of smartphones. Salamander has probably the hardest ending to a song I've ever heard.

>>10937 Sounds like King Crimson if metal and insane. Would you mind posting the full album?>>10937

>>10937 >Nobody sounds like this band Neptunian Maximalism might be up your alley.

>He's a fisherman >He checks his fishing nets >Examines the catch of the night >But he brings nothing home >He's a fisherman >He checks his fishing nets >Scrupulously the whole night >But he brings nothing home I really like this guy's music. He combines a lot of gritty and melancholic stuff with Christian conviction and a level of comfiness that just makes a perfect combination.

The Flies You just sit here at the end of the hallway This isn't your room, this is room eight You rumble in from under the loading platform You open your mouth once more before you pass out "Oh Mr. Sebaot have mercy on me! Oh, father Abraham have mercy on me!" And then he passes out Does his business on the floor, says: "Such is nature" And then it's the flies' turn

>>10960 Good call, Bells for Kith and Kin even has a part that sounds like part of Larks' Tongues in Aspic; will post the rest of the tracks >>10974 Never heard of them, but I like it already, thanks Will check them out more fully a bit later

>>11024 Thank you for posting

I think this is really nice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7QsWpA7aU

>>12433 What album should I check out if I want to get into Queensreich? And are the vocals always like this?

>>12879 The self-titled EP, The Warning, Rage for Order and Operation: Mindcrime are all their best. Everything else is either just okay or kind of shit. Personally, I'd start with the EP.

>>12928 t. Hanks

Some animu.

Another cool song I found. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp_ET9RDP94

Same song but with a Liyuean motif. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDmE9taqiVs

AMV!

>>10661 Can't argue with these choices. Nice to see Obsequiae here. On the top of my head these solos came to mind as my favorite ones: Maiden - Caught Somewhere In Time https://youtu.be/PzUI3-lJmEA?si=xaLVTv8Ygw0uWq_R&t=204 Difficult to pick a favorite between this and Heaven Can Wait. Very emotional at times. Priest - All Guns Blazing https://youtu.be/Wfyupe_412I?si=8ev0TqdXRbR6-p1H&t=73 Priest have so many awesome solos. I really like the guitar tone here. maudlin of the Well - Girl With A Watering Can https://youtu.be/6pa6VhaD0P8?si=ofxi9COolCCF6tZi&t=375 One of the few solos, that feel really emotional and ethereal. Guitar tone is insane, too. King Diamond - Arrival https://youtu.be/Ms_JY-DuItY?si=Zh17IQBEGHG5r2ub&t=142 Again difficult to pick a favorite. I really like the effects LaRocque is using here. Mercyful Fate - A Corpse Without A Soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLZT2Kjp9YE It's just so badass to start a song with a longer solo. Somewhere I read, that it was partly improvised or even fully. Savatage - The Unholy https://youtu.be/16fzpFT12cw?si=cGqtuxQg1_2LIP3a&t=178 The short solos at the beginning and the end are also very impressive. Sacred Blade - Moon https://youtu.be/dohE4-oj82o?si=Vn8OVAPqNP5eONva&t=165 Half the song is just a very cool atmospheric solo. Very unique imo. Voivod - Korgüll the Exterminator https://youtu.be/9RH3Zqo0Sm8?si=n4AoeBPyRgC8tsQm&t=137 Some wild soloing from Piggy here. So fast and raw. Havukruunu - Kuoleman Oma https://youtu.be/tcrd7p544ps?si=Xrup0wQ8JfA1IIin&t=220 Probably the best solo parts in black metal. Second solo is even better and very beautiful.

>>13508 >Sacred Blade You, Swissbro, are my nigga. I'm shocked anyone else, especially on an imageboard, has heard of them aside from the users at Metal-Archives. >maudlin of the Well For me, it's Bizarre Flowers / A Violent Mist: https://youtu.be/4BQdWWlxT9s?&t=407 >Iron Maiden Somewhere in Time is an awesome album. For me, it's "Deja-Vu"

Do you listen to biologically female musicians? If so, what do you look for? Do you prefer singers or instrumentalists? What vocal ranges move you the most, and what kind of lyrics strike a chord with you? For me, I put a premium on the aggressively heterosexual: women who sing with meaning, not with irony or kitsch. In romance, I want lyrics that sound like they genuinely long for a man, to love him, marry him, maybe even bear children with him but without falling into greeting-card sentimentality. I like singers rooted in their traditions and culture, without it becoming hackneyed. I also value singers who don't wallow in bitterness over exes but sing about the now: the living, the soulful, the worth-hearing. At the same time, I'm drawn to singers who can embody genuine pain: not maudlin, not crippling despair, but the pain of standing at a crossroads, feeling lost, helpless, or in need of rescue yet still with something to say. I'm also drawn to singers in awe of their surroundings, whether it be landscapes, traditions, or the sheer mystery of being alive. Women who sing as if they're small but radiant within a larger world are special to me. More than anything else, I treasure sincerity. A few examples of what I mean: - Anneke van Giersbergen: crystalline, soaring vocals that balance vulnerability with strength. - Maggie Rogers: grounded in roots and folk traditions, yet able to channel longing and energy without irony. - Dolores O’Riordan: haunting in both tenderness and anguish, the voice of someone singing through and against pain. - Rose McDowall: eerie, tragic beauty; love songs that sound like spells cast with sincerity. - Julie Fowlis: tradition made living, her Gaelic folk songs tethering modern listeners to something enduring. That's the spectrum I gravitate to: women who sing with conviction — of love, of pain, of place — voices that feel rooted, radiant, and timeless.

Might as well use this opportunity to post my lassie.

I am grateful that places exist that largely cater to the lust of this eras music.

>>13656 what would you say about PJ Harvey? I mean she's mostly known for her romance and collab with Nick Cave, but I personally don't like him she at the same time has several nice songs of her own

>>13668 You just summed up the german Boomer generation in one post.

>>13671 Not just German, but fuck yeah. There's boomers and then there's boomers.

Also moar music.

>>13675 Love Billy Idol

>>13677 But what if it would be Billfried Hartkern instead?

>>13682 Covers almost always sound too uncanny to me An exception would be the Paranoid cover by Type O Negative

>>13690 I do have to admit that I'm quite fond of Billy Idol covers and they can't be edgy enough.

>>13669 >what would you say about PJ Harvey? I just listened to "Bring You My Love" and "Down by the Water". Neither tune do much for me, and her voice is annoying. I never really checked her out at any length and was quite remiss to do so on account of her fandom.

Not really music. But I want to share it :)

Have some PJ Harvey outside of any Nick Cave shenanigans.

>>13525 > I'm shocked anyone else, especially on an imageboard, has heard of them aside from the users at Metal-Archives. I like to listen to unknown stuff and I use RYM actively to find gems like this. >>13684 I recently got into Catherine Wheel and I think they should be known more. Really underrated imo.

>>13754 I love them, especially their debut album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDcPcqkSr0A

>>13754 >>13763 >I like to listen to unknown stuff and I use RYM actively to find gems like this. For me, it's "Salem". Or should I say, "SALEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEM!"?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6_5TUObZrI

>>13740 > "Bring You My Love" and "Down by the Water" I'd just add A Perfect Day and C'mon Billy, but yeah that's basically all of it >her voice is annoying oh, okay

>>13931 Any thoughts on my darling? >>3457 >>13465

>>13951 from what you've posted Want Want and Shatter are nice the others are too slow or ballad-like for my taste

>>13768 I love how the vocalist creates a unique atmosphere. Btw. I saw Blaze Bayley perform the entire X Factor album yesterday and it was surprisingly good. Afterwards there was a band called Remember Tomorrow playing Di'Anno songs with some of the earliest Maiden members. Very cool to see early Maiden stuff live.

This is one of the best live sets I ever listened to

So it appears Taylor Swift's new album The Life of a Showgirl is receiving decidedly negative reviews: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/taylor-swift/the-life-of-a-showgirl The overall score as of this post places the album in the same league as St. Anger and Results May Vary. In Metallica's case, the release of St. Anger coincided with the band's then-feud with Napster, on top of their squandering goodwill with Load and Reload, so perhaps that album was doomed from the start. TLoaS was hyped to death for months, where even major network news ran stories on its release. What's shocking to me is that even Swifties are hesitant to so much as praise it faintly. The most they'll say is that the opening track is solid, but the rest of the album ranges from mediocre to dogshit.

>>14130 I can say with confidence that to this day I couldn't name a single of her songs, or that I were aware of ever having heard one of her songs. In fact, the only occasions I ever came into contact with Taylor Swift were some shitty (AI) fakes of her, though I really don't get the appeal, my boss being a huge fan, and seeing some Taylor Swift coloring book or whatever in a bookstore.

>>14136 I only know haters gonna hate because it's a meme. No idea if that's the name of the song though.

>>14130 >>14136 yeah, Taylor Swift is beyond comprehension. I mean there are US-only enjoyed bands like Beach Boys, Dolly Parton, or the whole country music genre - I won't listen to it but I can understand it why Americans love them Taylor Swift's popularity is so weird. just like Beyonce's.

>>14147 >or the whole country music genre - I won't listen to it but I can understand it why Americans love them Country "clicked" for me when I went beyond mainstream stuff and also realized that country is for the white man what rap is for the black man. It even works on all levels. For the sake of good country though let me post some stuff I personally enjoy.

>>14156 >>14147 ...and just to be clear: I am mainly talking about the lyrics here

>>14130 I think many Swifties are closest lesbians and are jaded by her relationship with that big smelly brute. If only Tay tay would give them a chance instead.

>>14147 Two of my sisters listen to country music. But they don't listen to Taylor Swift.

>>14136 >>14137 >>14147 >>14156 >>14157 >>14161 >>14162 AOTY is hardly kinder to her: https://www.albumoftheyear.org/album/1427175-taylor-swift-the-life-of-a-showgirl.php

Apart from my darling, I've lately been relistening to The Cure. Haven't listened to them in years, but boy, how sweet it feels, especially as the months grow gloomier. Oh, I miss the kiss of treachery The shameless kiss of vanity The soft and the black and the velvety Up tight against the side of me And mouth and eyes and heart all bleed And run in thickening streams of greed As bit by bit it starts the need To just let go my party piece I miss the kiss of treachery The aching kiss before I feed The stench of a love for a younger meat And the sound that it makes when it cuts in deep The holding up on bended knees The addiction of duplicities As bit by bit it starts the need To just let go my party piece But I never said I would stay to the end So I leave you with babies and hoping for frequency Screaming like this in the hope of the secrecy Screaming me over and over and over I leave you with photographs, pictures of trickery Stains on the carpet and stains on the scenery Songs about happiness murmured in dreams When we both of us knew how the ending would be So it's all come back round to breaking apart again Breaking apart like I'm made up of glass again Making it up behind my back again Holding my breath for the fear of sleep again Holding it up behind my head again Cut in the deep to the heart of the bone again Round and round and round and it's coming apart again Over and over and over And now that I know that I'm breaking to pieces I'll pull out my heart and I'll feed it to anyone I'm crying for sympathy, crocodiles cry For the love of the crowd And the three cheers from everyone Dropping through sky Through the glass of the roof Through the roof of your mouth Through the mouth of your eye Through the eye of the needle It's easier for me to get closer to Heaven Than ever feel whole again But I never said I would stay to the end I knew I would leave you with babies and everything Screaming like this in the hole of sincerity Screaming it over and over and over I leave you with photographs, pictures of trickery And stains on the carpet and stains on the memory And songs about happiness murmured in dreams When we both of us knew how the end always is How the end always is How the end always is How the end always is How the end always is How the end always is Always is Always is The world is neither fair nor unfair The idea is just a way for us to understand But the world is neither fair nor unfair So one survives, the others die And you always want a reason why But the world is neither just nor unjust It's just us trying to feel that there's some sense in it No, the world is neither just nor unjust And though going young, so much undone Is a tragedy for everyone It doesn't speak a plan or any secret thing No unseen sign or untold truth in anything But living on in others, in memories and dreams Is not enough, you want everything Another world where the sun always shines And the birds always sing Always sing The world is neither fair nor unfair The idea is just a way for us to understand But the world is neither fair nor unfair So one survives, the others die And you always want a reason why

I don't know what to listen to while playing Factorio, so I am going to listen to and rate the music in this thread and see how far I get before I go insane. >>225 >>226 >>228 >>229 >>231 >>233 >>235 >>236 >>238 I like Kyary Pamyu Pamyu anyway so this is fine and there is is a lot of it so it will keep me going for a while.

>>14169 >not relatable anymore what can I say? many of her top hits were written by a bearded Swedish guy

I like Polish music.

>>234 Some of Kalifinas' songs are nice, like Magi. >>271 Interesting, I like Celtic music. >>272 Bleh. >>274 Bleh. >>275 Not as bad but not good. >>276 >>278 >>279 >>280 Boring. >>282 I hate it, it's loud and bad. >>287 Average. >>596 I hate it, it sounds like 2007, or something like that I remember there being music like that that I hated around that time too. >>3440 Okay I guess. It has a bit of novelty to it but it's tooo boring. >>3449 Don't like it. >>3457 Generic American woman music. >>3729 Boring generic guitar music but in French. >>3746 Boring generic American pop music. >>3891 Bleh. >>4376 Boring Generic German Metal. >>4466 Boring Generic Japanese 70s revival rock pop music. >>4467 Generic German 70's rock pop music. >>4468 Weimar republic was a mistake. >>4470 1st one is average, second one is bad.

>>4547 I don't like it and also that is obvious auto tune. >>4563 Generic metal music(which is bad). >>5228 Generic metal again(and metal is always bad). >>5292 1st is okay, nut not very interesting or energetic. Second is boring. 3rd is weird and not very good. 4th one is boring. >>5494 Boring echo rock. >>5616 Boring generic metal music. >>6248 Finally some good music. Quite emotional and powerful but holding of a certain dignified energy in the face of certain death. His voice is really good as well. >>6249 Another Marvelous song. Sakurako brings a lot of energy. >>6982 It's good.

>>14275 > also that is obvious auto tune. It's not. They were a local band who I've talked to and watched them set up their equipment. It's just vocal distortion.

>>14275 >metal is always bad For that, you're getting more.

>>7049 Neutral. >>7427 Very good. >>7475 Boring. >>9220 Neutral. >>9238 Neutral. >>10695 Ehh. >>10937 Bad. >>10980 Boring. >>10984 Boring. >>12433 Bad. >>12811 I love this one. >>12950 1st is bad, I don't like Vocaloids. 2nd is bad generic German old pop. 3rd is bad. 70's Metal or rock or whatever. 4th is neutral. >>13200 Amazing. >>13203 Also amazing. Hard to say which is better. >>13465 Boring. >>13656 All females are biologically female, silly. First song is bad. Second is boring. Third song is alright. 4th is bad. >>13771 This is a nice song. >>14156 1st song is boring. 2nd song is boring too. 3rd is also boring. 4th is boring as well. >>14173 Bad. >>14260 1st is boring. 2nd is boring. 3rd is boring. 4th is neutral. >>14306 Bad. >>14286 You watched him set up his auto tune machine.

KC has really bad taste in music...

>>14327 Show us your favorites then, faggot.

>>14328 To be truthful, the ones that I said were good were ones that I actually posted.