music thread

@MoogSourceVermona  
Based on some of the snippets of the songs I’ve heard from Luv Is Rage 2, it does sound watered down and bland. It’s no wonder that XO and the one with Nicki Minaj were the only hits off of it.

This guy did e5 without falsetto and f#5 with…
 
The without part is more impressive… F#5 with falsetto is good but nothing too special, depending on your voice
 
I can almost do e5 WITH falsetto  
Well, the note was supposed to be d#5 but I accidently kept going slightly too high and didn’t have time to correct the frequency since it was just for a split second…

celldweller has some cool stuff
 
 
Another one

During the brief few seconds when my Caress of Steel review was online (it got taken down quickly due to YouTube’s lack of knowledge of fair use), I got two comments.
 
One of them was requesting that I review a Gary Glitter album.
 
NO.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Gary Glitter?

@ILoveMyoozik  
Look him up.

@TheHappySpaceman  
OH yeah, I recognize one of his songs. Wait, they want you to review HIM?

@ILoveMyoozik  
For some reason.
 
I would, but… he’s a pedophile.

@TheHappySpaceman  
I know

Dammit Drake, stop getting the number one spot already!! First you had God’s Plan, then Nice For What (which was interrupted by Post Malone, Childish Gambino, Cardi B., and XXXTENTACION) and now you have In My Feelings? Bro, you need to chill already…

I like this
 
Rock just isn’t the same anymore… Not saying it’s necessarily bad.. just… It’s changed

warriors is like one of those songs like the touch that just really pumps me up.

Hey, guess what Gary Glitter’s favorite note is?
 
A minor

I didn’t think people generally considered Caress Of Steel a bad album… I think it’s not considered as good as some material that came later, but as it stands it has a 3.39 rating on RateYourMusic which by that site’s standards means it’s pretty okay. It’s also higher rated than the self titled debut album.
 
The lowest rated Rush album on the site is actually Test For Echo, which as of now has a 3.07. Even then non of their LPs are rated below a 3.00 which is pretty impressive for a band with a discography as lengthy as theirs.

@Lord Hypno  
It certainly was poorly received at the time, almost ending the band’s career, though it has since been vindicated by history.
 
Also:  

 
Dude! XD

Congrats to Drake for having all 25 songs chart on the Billboard Hot 100 from his new album “Scorpion”, which includes the singles “God’s Plan”, “Nice For What” and “I’m Upset” from that album before its release.

@TheHappySpaceman  
That’s a fair point, sometimes the public’s perception on an album can change as time goes by.

I just saw the new Muse concert film from their Drones Tour. It was… eh?
 
Now, I am a huge Muse fan, but I’m especially a fan of their live concerts. However, this one seemed off. Very overproduced. There were a lot of post-production video effects added, like CGI, color correction—some of the video clips were even flipped—and it was just like, what’s the point? It did nothing to enhance the video, just giving it a plastic, fake quality that pulled me out of the moment every time.
 
Another thing I noticed was the inconsistency of the setlist. They cut out a noticeable number of songs, only having Matt play piano on one song, and it kept jumping back and forth between their political hard rock songs and poppier jams like “Starlight.” Which in a way kind of echoes a problem I currently have with Muse: It seems like they don’t know whether they want to be a rock band or a pop band.
 
If you know me, you would know that I’d heavily prefer the former. I like when Muse rocks out. I’m still hopeful for the upcoming Album #8, especially since I enjoyed Drones, I just hope they know what they’re doing.

Playing Panic! at The Disco at near full volume in class  
It’s a hell of a feeling though

@TheHappySpaceman  
You mean “Me And My Broken Heart” by Rixton?
 
(Knew the song already before the link)

@ILoveMyoozik  
Yup. What a… not-good song.