AI companies: Finally, our ideal consumer base.
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Easy, just listen to that one on repeat until you hate it! You’re welcome
c/AuDHD
I used to search online for hour long remixes of songs I liked. It helped this itch but definitely not the same
"Ah, but now with the advent of AI you can-"
"sprays with a garden hose*
OMG I feel this so much.
I really feel this with the artist Skynd. I love their voice and talent and style, but holy fuck do I not want to just mainline murder porn fan content straight into my brain, and I wish there was something similar that wasn't strictly about criminals.
Ooh, new artist I'll listen to until i hate it. Damn, you weren't kidding about the murder porn.
Youtube’s community playlists are actually useful for this. Just search “songs like ” and it will give you some playlists. It won’t be perfect, but you can then build your own based on the songs you like.
And prior to this limewire was great, you would search songs linkin park
Get linking Park disturbed song and it turns out it's actually a song by trapt you had never heard before.
"When the sun has set, no candle can replace it."
- George R.R. Martin
Dear George,
Stop getting quoted online and finish Winds of Winter.
Sincerely,
zedgeist
GRRM:
I've never understood that reaction image. Obviously, Bugs' tongue is up, touching the top of their(?) mouth, making an L sound. "Lo"?
I feel like flipping your tongue down like that while saying "no" gives it a certain definitiveness
Yes, a certain definitiveness that starts with an "L" sound.
You do that to make an N sound too though?
Not nearly that far in the mouth
I mean, it's a cartoon rabbit from the 60s....
I hope he does but if the man is out of ideas and just wants to retire I’m good with that.
Honest question: are there people who still care at this point? I was a massive fan of the book series, before the show. I remember waiting for A Dance with Dragons.
But I lost interest years ago. I'm not sure I'd even read it, unless it came out and everyone was saying it's incredible or something.
HE HAS BEEN BUSY!!
Scrapbooking of.. Squinter?
Would be easy if it was country music.
There's so much good country music. It's called "Folk."
Cowpunk like Social Distortion is also excellent.
Install firefox Install unlock oragin Go to pandora com Make free account Feed it the song as a seed Only downvote bad recommends but don't thumb anything up
I find this a lot with collaborations between 2 artists, inevitably it sounds nothing like any of their individual songs
You just need to find a really good DJ.
This is the issue with being a TOOL fan. Nothing sounds quite like it. And Russian Circles is another favorite, but the algorithms are just like "this is clearly metal (it's not) so we'll put a bunch of screamy metal in your playlists that you'll obviously love" (screaming is annoying unless it's sparsely placed for emphasis)
I recently switched from Spotify to Qobuz and while I do like Qobuz, it lacks a block artist feature, making their playlists hit or miss.
I always thought that rishloo was fairly tool-like. In some ways, at least. Not a 1:1 thing, ofc. Wheel also scratches that itch. And altho it's quite different, katatonia also fits in some ways. Depends what you're looking for.
Ugh, yes, the inability to block artists or songs is so annoying. I don't understand why they don't have this feature, it seems like it shouldn't be too hard to implement
Another commenter mentioned Maynard has A perfect circle, but he also has Puscifer. Danny Carey also has Volto.
Also with checking out the band Soen, they're very tool like
Skill issue.
i just listen to the song on repeat, over and over again, until i stop enjoying it. Then i forget about it for a good year or two. Then i happen to remember it, how cool it was, give it a listen, and get a very vivid picture of what i did and how i felt when i first listened to it.
If anyone can find a song like Pierre Henry's "Psyche Rock" that isn't the Futurama theme song, I'd appreciate it.
I don't think I've ever heard this, it's great. How did someone even make this in 1967?
Trying to think of anything similar... Maybe some parts of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield?
Completely different genre and technology level, but at points it made me think of Avalanches interestingly enough.
Check out Avalanches either way, they're unbelievable.
Wow. Tubular Bells is looooong.
I'm Aussie. The Avalanches have been on my high-rotation list for decades.
@prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone you seem to post comments at superhuman speed. Why is that?
There's a few hours at certain points of my work day, on certain days, where I've got nothing better to do. And this is the only form of "social media" that I consume.
I disagree that it's superhuman but I guess I'll take it as a compliment (I know it isn't 😕)
Edit: Actually, just kidding, I'd never do this while I should be working. That was a joke.
Me with Leper, I need more Blackened Crust Ska
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