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Anonymous (ID: 6C/gKuKf) Russian Federation No.512988876 >>512988991 >>512990104 >>512990621 >>512990823 >>512991076 >>512991281 >>512991792 >>512991836 >>512992150 >>512992240 >>512993502 >>512993726 >>512993782 >>512996079 >>512997042 >>512997110 >>512997111 >>512997736 >>512999448 >>512999960 >>513000301 >>513000439 >>513000559 >>513001118 >>513001505 >>513002102 >>513003091
Music
What a strange time we're living in. Nobody cares for like actual live music and musicianship. Nobody cares about playing instruments live, singing well, the joy and the glory of it. No more big bands, no big musicians. Nobody composes good music. By saying nobody I'm generalizing massively, but it's true. We, of course, had the retarded rap music for the past 3 decades, but I don't even think rap survived. I don't know what music is like today, it frels like it's become super niche and non-existent and if you play an instrument it will probably give women the ick.
Anonymous (ID: HeSHr93L) United States No.512988991 >>512989240
>>512988876 (OP)
Isn't this Popo? Hello, Poponigger.
Anonymous (ID: 6C/gKuKf) Russian Federation No.512989240
>>512988991
It is Popo
Anonymous (ID: s+uAP/bc) Canada No.512989466 >>512990184 >>512990670 >>512991032 >>512991792 >>512992075
Despite "pop music" still existing and playing on the radio, nobody listens to pop music anymore. The radio's become background noise.
No, but really. Talk to somebody and ask them to name a pop music song from the last 5 years. Most people will blank. They can't even name anything, or at most they'll name something popular on the internet (but not on the radio). Radio pop music only exists because artists and jewish managers pay money to have their literally whos to broadcast across the world to pretend we still have new celebrities. Meanwhile, newer music that gets popular on the internet generally gets popular more "authentically" through word of mouth or algorithms pushing it because it's already gaining traction.

The thing is, millennials essentially killed commercial, mainstream music. Millennials are some of the least talented, least innovative artists of all time.
Your favourite 90s and 2000s musicians? They were almost entirely all Gen X. The few interesting musicians putting out innovative stuff in the 2010s? Gen X; Hell, even boomers were breaking more ground in the 2010s. Millennials on the other hand are a consumerist nu-male generation and their biggest contributions to music are doubling down on nigger fetishism, electronic pop music and quirky meme genres like vaporwave and shit.

Millennials have literally created nothing inspiring in terms of music and that's a large part of the reason nobody cares about mainstream pop music anymore.

Zoomers almost entirely all listen to older music from before 2010, or internet music. Ironically zoomers have put out more interesting, avant-garde music in the 2020s than millennials did in the 2010s, with progressive rock and alternative rock making a come back in zoomer musician circles in the UK
Anonymous (ID: iwcOcb0a) United Kingdom No.512990104
>>512988876 (OP)
Bump for popo
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512990184
>>512989466
cant name them but I can sing shit thats stuck in my head that came out recently
I think this is just from my frens spotify though and not radio

>fuck no to living in the matrix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA9Ah2OvWGg
Anonymous (ID: aweuxbrM) United States No.512990321 >>512990410 >>512991801
I'm too introverted and autistic to play music live, though I do record with real instruments sometimes

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

so I just mostly write music on my computer and post it on YouTube for fun, I dont really care if people consider me a "real" musician or not. its a hobby, not my career/identity.
Anonymous (ID: aweuxbrM) United States No.512990410 >>512990641 >>512991801
>>512990321
fuck, wrong link. here's the right one:
https://youtu.be/dZDwPV_y1lc?list=RDdZDwPV_y1lc
Anonymous (ID: msMZXX6W) United States No.512990621
>>512988876 (OP)
the music scene in my area is thriving, anon. lots of people hosting and playing at open mics, lots of bands and singer/songwriter musicians just having fun.
Anonymous (ID: 6C/gKuKf) Russian Federation No.512990641 >>512990860
>>512990410
I actually kinda liked it, reminded me of the minimalistic soundtrack from The Year Of Living Dangerously. But nobody films good movies anymore either, so there's almost no place for this kind of music either.
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512990670 >>512991050
>>512989466
blaming millenials is cringe since they were never in any power, it was boomers deciding what was on tv. And with your logic then zoomers are even worse. Zoomer 'artists' are 12 year old kids with face tattoos and a name like Lil Zesty or Juucy Swuurled

Judging generations by what the jews made popular at the time is retarded. The boomers only went to pink floyd concerts because it was "current thing" and they stopped as soon as a new thing came out. Most of us don't like the shit being pushed today but they won't let us have good music for the same reason they won't let us have a white nation
Anonymous (ID: DEkktwZE) Germany No.512990693
i like Popo
i really like it in the Popo if you catch my drift
you should really post more Popos Sergey Alexander Iwanowitsch
Anonymous (ID: 2pf/Hgmi) United States No.512990742
That’s a Peavey
https://youtu.be/eSaZ8F0ObeE?si=eXPFqSDB-OM8uUA1
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512990823 >>512991516 >>513004444
>>512988876 (OP)
I play and sing. I went to a local free concert tonight. Left after three songs.
>took longer to park and city isn't big
>boomer reggae first song
>boomer bad Corey Stevens type original
>terrible attempt at a Neil young song
>all same key, boomer singer can't hit the neil young register and no harmonies anywhere
>competent playing but no soul, practiced but no gem under the polish
>crowd is impotent boomers clapping like polite seals at every 'solo' that goes nowhere
I played with a guy in his late 60s almost 20 years ago. However he was a retired 1% biker and had energy and was in shape. We practiced 20 hours a week and only had three people and harmony on everything, practiced staccato and little flowing boomer easy listening. If we did 60s and 70s songs they were harder and usually acid music.
Anonymous (ID: aweuxbrM) United States No.512990860
>>512990641
thanks bro. yeah there's not really a good place for my music. maybe an indie video game or something, but its way too cliche to pretend to write music for an indie video game that doesn't exist.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991032
>>512989466
I can remember the exact weeks albums came out in the 2000s. They quit putting out music and started pumping out politics heavily. Music has always had political tint but it was a clearly concerted effort to try to remake the 60s counter culture. Only problem was the drugs were ecstasy and meth.
Anonymous (ID: IttITZuP) United States No.512991050 >>512991678 >>512991809
>>512990670
>won't let us have a white nation
I agree.
I'm seeing some changes so maybe with a little luck White America will return along with some good White people music.
And it is White Boy Summer!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6o-g7O0yjo&list=RDa6o-g7O0yjo&start_radio=1
Anonymous (ID: oPJBiBF4) United States No.512991076 >>512991228 >>512991260
>>512988876 (OP)
We’re just in a lull - people are craving older styles all of a sudden too.

I blasted Rich Girl by Hall & Oates driving by a line for a K-Pop concert in Denver and people were freaking out and telling me how much they liked my music while I was stuck in traffic.

Weirdly I think Ska will make a small comeback too.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991228
>>512991076
I sing a wide range every weekend at the karoke bar. Got young uns clapping for everything from old country outlaw stuff to king crimson or talking heads because I can sing. Lots of young people doing old big band stuff lately other than the current pop
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991260
>>512991076
I hate ska. Always did.
Anonymous (ID: 8B24fUw7) United States No.512991281 >>512991348
>>512988876 (OP)
Music scene is thriving across the globe.
Just not in russia, because anything that's not pre-dying in a ukranian ditch gets you gulag'd.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991348
>>512991281
Concert sales are thriving, actual music out there mostly sucks.
Anonymous (ID: ctoL36a6) Switzerland No.512991400 >>512991801 >>512991809 >>512994342
What do you guy think? I recently started learning to write songs and made these in garageband

https://vocaroo.com/14fnynAk2tqx

alt version im working on https://vocaroo.com/12YwStHb9McQ
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512991516 >>512991664
>>512990823
Its a weird combination of everyone standing there soullessly looking forward, but also trying to force something they saw on TV.
>Stand there for 3 minutes soullessly [clap clap clap]
>WOO!
Honestly its not the bands that suck nowadays its the audience.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991664
>>512991516
Eh, these guys were bad. Ive seen good ones too and i pretty much always get compliments later from people when I do karoke.
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512991678
>>512991050
Is that you playing the instruments? Pretty powerful and groovy
Anonymous (ID: c5qQNAlZ) United States No.512991691 >>512991841
my neighbors are constantly blasting nigger music through the walls of the shitty apartment I live in, except for one morning it sounded different and I realized it was "simple man" by lynyrd skynyrd. I don't know music theory but it's amazing how different the sound is even when you can only hear parts of it through a wall.
Anonymous (ID: TkFWV795) United States No.512991792
>>512988876 (OP)
>>512989466
'Music' 2025 is just background for apps / while humans are interacting with screen devices.
the music (as a piece of art /creation) itself has zero meaning.
As partly discussed the reason why 'pop music' or popular music, became a thing in the 20th century was (partly yes because of mass communication networks/technology of that time radio, vinyl records etc.) because these musics *reflected* and embodied something of human culture, and the human communities/cultures that produced these music art pieces.

That's no longer the case. Sure you see a busking musician playing an instrument here and there publicly, and live bands (all genres) still exist, but none of them reflect any sort of currently-existing culture or style of music from a community: it's all a postmodern / post-historical stew of whatever grab-bag styles that musician/group has affinity for. All of what they play is from the past, from past-produced musical art. In that sense 'music' today is truly and totally postmodern.

Jazz musicβ€”a tiny, microinfintesimally small community of listeners and creators/musicians as it has always remained since the post-WWII eraβ€”still exists and survives in its barely-visible way as it always has, since improvisation and the creative discovery and innovation within that is a central aspect of jazz. The 'new' and invention part of jazz music, is in the improvised performance itself no matter that you're playing a vintage standard tune that was composed in 1937. But outside of jazz (which as said is a tiny barely visible scene unless you deliberately seek it out), music today across the west is a postmodern museum display.
Anonymous (ID: aweuxbrM) United States No.512991801 >>512992597
>>512991400
pretty good actually, sort of shoegazey in a Godspeed you black emperor sort of way, which is a style I like. however why did you leave the metronome on for the intro? it breaks the suspension of disbelief (or whatever the musical equivalent is) a little bit


im this guy btw:
>>512990321
>>512990410
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512991809 >>512992597
>>512991050
*TAP TAP TAP*

>>512991400
Is that you playing the instruments? Pretty powerful and groovy
Anonymous (ID: pCyjV3QM) United States No.512991836
>>512988876 (OP)
I really, really, really like this meme…
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512991841 >>512992588
>>512991691
It's because you mostly only get the bass and bass drums. Things normally too low to hear but reverbating through the material too. When I lived in the ghetto I used Johnny rebel on constant repeat. Kept them away.
Anonymous (ID: jprHro5H) United States No.512992075 >>512999131 >>513001416
>>512989466
Uh-oh we’ve got zoomer mischief.

https://youtu.be/MmZexg8sxyk

I have just posted a single mill track.

Can you post a single zoomer track?
Anonymous (ID: pjhhmQZ8) Australia No.512992150 >>513001775
>>512988876 (OP)
There's heaps of live music here. Big concerts are dying out because boomer singers vanished up their own asshole and charge three grand a ticket for the nosebleeds. Fuck 'em though.
Anonymous (ID: o5Zta5dr) United States No.512992240 >>512992439 >>513003483
>>512988876 (OP)
There's plenty of live music and real musicians. At least where I live anyway. I'm in a couple of bands and I know several people. There's no money or fame in it of course unlike say the 80s but that's the main difference.
Anonymous (ID: jmU/0S/D) United States No.512992383
Has anyone noticed women don't sing to their babies anymore? I one time I lullabied my kid and the wife looked at me like I was from Mars. She has never done it once.
Anonymous (ID: aweuxbrM) United States No.512992439 >>512992601 >>513003483
>>512992240
>There's no money or fame in it of course unlike say the 80s but that's the main difference.

there wasn't really any money or fame in it back then either. you had a select few bands that "made it" and got signed by a big label, and then there was everyone else that scraped by in obscurity. I'd argue it was even worse back then because you had no real way to publish your music yourself, you NEEDED a record label to finance you printing the vinyls, putting it on store shelves, etc.
Anonymous (ID: c5qQNAlZ) United States No.512992588 >>512993075 >>512993248
>>512991841
what is it about nigger music that makes it sound so degenerate even though all you can hear is a wump wump sound? why doesn't older nigger music like miles davis or bb king have that quality?
Anonymous (ID: ctoL36a6) Switzerland No.512992597
>>512991801
Oh shit yea it's kind of a demo. Btw do you post on /mu/? I feel like I've heard ur stuff before.


>>512991809
Just guitar and """bass""" (which is secretly my guitar turned down 12 semitones). Drums are programmed.


Wish I had a singer
Anonymous (ID: o5Zta5dr) United States No.512992601 >>513003608
>>512992439
Yeah fair. But at least there was like a longshot back then. There's no way to do it now.
Anonymous (ID: OisBrzrK) United States No.512992687 >>512993301
I'm learning guitar but I don't really care about composing or performing at all
Anonymous (ID: o5Zta5dr) United States No.512993075 >>512993398
>>512992588
Hip hop ruined nigger music forever. Blacks honestly punched way above their weight in music during the 20th century. There are a ton of influential black players that you can find from those days. The problem is that they mostly influenced white guys that actually understood the music. Successive generations of blacks got less and less musical and eventually it got to the point where they only look up to rappers have no idea about any black players in jazz, funk, etc.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512993248
>>512992588
It had people actually playing instruments with soul. Digital recordings and playback have very harsh clipped sound waves too. Analog master, and digital mix and end format recordings sound the worst. Very tinny highs and booming bass. CDs had a three letter binary AD guide on the back. Master,mix,playback format. Obviously every cd ends in D. Add recordings are shit. Aad was how to preserve old music.
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512993301 >>512993917 >>512995739
>>512992687
Just learn some songs good for singing with friends around a fire then. Folk or country type. Simply playing and vocal and fun
Anonymous (ID: Alu9bsdg) United States No.512993398
>>512993075
I would say a few rappers understood it, but knew they couldn't play it and sample it. GZA and RZA for example. I find them creative, but it's not the same as playing.
Anonymous (ID: o/5juGe6) United States No.512993502
>>512988876 (OP)
Sorry no one went to your show anon. Music belongs to AI now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6o-g7O0yjo
Anonymous (ID: 5GX1Uyo2) Netherlands No.512993726
>>512988876 (OP)
Music industry is run by big capitalism and jews.
Independent musicians and underground record labels are what you should be looking for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOflENtt8o8
Anonymous (ID: nc4Tsbx9) No.512993782
>>512988876 (OP)
People have begun to lose their hopes and forget their dreams.

Nobody sings anymore.
Nobody cares about anything anymore.
Nobody wants to get together anymore.
Nobody does anything without getting paid anymore.
Nobody wants to do anything anymore.

https://youtu.be/kVaolNKt2zw
https://youtu.be/1d925iMSuLY
Anonymous (ID: N2+2XkiP) No.512993917
>>512993301
Campfire jam recipe:
>One fren starts a beat on his knees
>One fren hums a bass line
>One fren whistles the melody
I don't have music frens or I would do this. Seems fun.
Anonymous (ID: i1lort4N) Norway No.512994342
>>512991400
>https://vocaroo.com/14fnynAk2tqx
Nice
i got a bit of late 60`s vibe
garage can be really good, one of my absolute favorite songs is punk / garage, because they actually play and the drive in the beginning of the song is just insane
you just want to kick shit every time you hear it
https://youtu.be/GUEXgmUACIk
Anonymous (ID: vTaGdMu1) United States No.512995433
A music just flew over my head.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ApK7Xqn7x8
Anonymous (ID: OisBrzrK) United States No.512995739
>>512993301
now I just have to find friends
Anonymous (ID: 5GX1Uyo2) Netherlands No.512996079
>>512988876 (OP)
More digestible for faggots new to metal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjZd2OreYIs
Anonymous (ID: 5GX1Uyo2) Netherlands No.512997042
>>512988876 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3czilKHSj1E
Anonymous (ID: 80yJn+L2) Iceland No.512997110 >>512997466 >>513003830
>>512988876 (OP)
You can't actually be good at anything today because it makes women jealous of you and they'll work overtime to bring you down until they're no longer threatened by your superiority.
Anonymous (ID: RcGxgQ1y) Portugal No.512997111
>>512988876 (OP)
Hello Popoposter
Anonymous (ID: 8ATnt6q0) Chile No.512997238
stop crying and listen to metal
Anonymous (ID: 5GX1Uyo2) Netherlands No.512997466
>>512997110
Words of wisdom
Anonymous (ID: JOoqvZ7c) United States No.512997591
Nirvana is shit.
The Beetles were just another boy band and stole their sound from The Beach Boys.
Tupac is garbage same with all rap music.
Prove me wrong. Pro tip; you can't.
Anonymous (ID: ih1HetzW) Canada No.512997736
>>512988876 (OP)
live music used to be an intimate thing but now they sell tickets where the performers will look like ants, meanwhile, ti's too loud at front It's also a matter of time before local residents disturbed by the noise pulls a Joker

Music is also dying because those that could have become musicians anymore don't have houses, time, money for instruments, since wealth divide increased.
Anonymous (ID: pKtwyKCP) United States No.512997757
Singing is overrated. You can sound like a pissed off wombat and still make better music than modern pop.
Anonymous (ID: PoTL1c6P) Canada No.512998205
music is overrated
Anonymous (ID: s+uAP/bc) Canada No.512999131 >>513001681
>>512992075
>Can you post a single zoomer track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4EU_0vFzuU

Zoomers are actually using real instruments again like babyboomers and gen-x did, which for some reason millennials mostly stopped doing.
Anonymous (ID: UAQZYWl5) United States No.512999448 >>513002308
>>512988876 (OP)
Music is a luxury. Here, we had community musicals, operas, etc. But the compensation is just insulting. When normal jobs don't pay enough, you can't dedicate a month of work and a dozen performances for $50. Live music is dead. It never even began to recover since covid.
t. Classical musician of 20+ years.
Anonymous (ID: ntNJUijq) Germany No.512999960
>>512988876 (OP)
Travis Scott is the premier artist of our time you should go to his concert anon, umatched energy frfr

https://youtu.be/L3J5DKwiVms
Anonymous (ID: yTUm8U9k) No.513000301
>>512988876 (OP)
Reducing musicianship and passing it off as musicianship, started when people were more interested in the destruction of musicianship, than maintaining and improving musicianship.
>Taylor Swift – Eras Tour
>Avg Price: $3,801
>Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
>Avg Price: $221
Anonymous (ID: 2e3YPaZB) United States No.513000439
>>512988876 (OP)
I have grown to hate just about any music with lyrics, because how accessible music has become.
Anonymous (ID: cneErab7) United States No.513000559
>>512988876 (OP)
aww, i'm sorry you're shite band didn't make it. i understand, i spent my teen years locked in my room, playing and learning the guitar.
Anonymous (ID: c5PiCqvr) Germany No.513001118
>>512988876 (OP)
Music has never been better just stop listening to radio stations maybe?
Anonymous (ID: 9fCPiN0v) United States No.513001416
>>512992075
>MGMT
Man I saw them at a free show at an open air mall back in the day, juust before they started to get play on the radio. Drove all the way across Phoenix in my friends Geo Tracker, me and the boys burning through a couple tree-trunk sized Mexican brick weed joints on the way, and we got there just in time for the show to start. I had no idea who we were there to see or what kind of music they played, but man when we got there, eveything was great. The music, the mood, the atmosphere, everything was magical. Crowd was mostly driving aged highschoolers like us and young college aged kids, just grooving on the sound these guys were laying down in the courtyard of the mall.

Easilly one of the best concert experiences I ever had desu, and going to shows was all I did in my free time back then.

I'm so glad I got to experience things like this before everything went to shit.
Anonymous (ID: eNycEdjZ) United States No.513001505
>>512988876 (OP)
Blame musicians. You self-absorbed degenerates ruined your own image.
Anonymous (ID: c5PiCqvr) Germany No.513001681
>>512999131
LMAO this is terrible. zoomies just cant compete
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm4ElZUzLOo
Anonymous (ID: myWB6N0E) United States No.513001775
>>512992150
>boomer singers vanished up their own asshole and charge three grand a ticket for the nosebleeds
You just described the ongoing Nine Inch Nails tour. Absurd prices for a guy who makes a gazillion dollars with his Pixar and Disney soundtracks every year
Anonymous (ID: myWB6N0E) United States No.513002102
>>512988876 (OP)
>it frels like it's become super niche and non-existent
That's because it is now. Music in the sense of appreciating the art is dead. Yes, there is trending tiktok songs people blast in their car, but they just like the bass and the feel-good lyrics.
Nobody cares about which artist put their blood sweat and tears into anything anymore though, it's all desperate attempts to reach stardom now.
Anonymous (ID: pjhhmQZ8) Australia No.513002308
>>512999448
If a job isn't solely making the heiress to the third biggest urinal brick fortune richer it's not worth doing apparently.
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003091
>>512988876 (OP)
new ager fags with really rich parents
and fat blobs who play "punk"
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003246
hipsters took over my town and bought all the venues and i play soundtrack and rock'n'roll music and they all hate me here, and play lgbt music and songs that try to preach to people to be and think more like them
i pissed lots of people off around here but they're all gay and cringey trustfund faggots. i hate them
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003350
people in the 70s and 80s were in love with quality speaker set ups, and in the 90s they wer elike that with in car speakers.
now infinite music is available and people listen to it on gay earphones or the plastic tinty headache of smartphone speakers
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003483
>>512992439
>>512992240
2000s indie music could thrive and the shows were fun as hell. experimental or amp driven rock.
even the now faggy label Epitaph had tolerable music then it sifted to commie worship antifa trash.
local shows had people who turned up.
its new age culty gatekeepers where i live now though and they have dead eye stares and are such cunts about anyone new being around. they all really fucking suck
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003608 >>513003694
>>512992601
ditribituors kill small artists today by marking any large stream count as being "botted" even if it is not. so they can take any payment away, cancel distribution and keep any small or new band from creating an influence and have a lockhold on who gets to influence the public and what kind of fashion or mindset the public is instilled with.
there isnt a distributor that works with spotify that doesnt do this. spotify sends a complaint and has the distributor remove the album.
tons of smaller bands get these false claims and the musician gets fucked.
cd burning and handing out physical copies was way better than streaming for fanfare and supporting musicians
Anonymous (ID: o5Zta5dr) United States No.513003694
>>513003608
There's no hope with streaming indeed. Musicians basically have to be traveling t-shirt salesmans these days. I don't expect anything financially. I'm just happy to cover the gas bill.
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513003830
>>512997110
wide open passaround holes run all the open mics across the country now and if you outdo them with songwriting they gather their orbiters and lesbian riot whining hole friends together and try to fuck up your life. i tried to interact with those types and while they sang about coffee and tea and shit i played my original songs and all the times i kept coming back they kept fucking up the audio for my playing and being weird as hell to me. i wasnt even trying o compete with them and wanted a place to go and feel better to play songs but realized what "gaslighting" was. I wasnt answering to any of their "shit tests" and it pissed them off.
Anonymous (ID: vL3mOxlp) United States No.513004444 >>513005089
>>512990823
>practiced staccato
lol what
Anonymous (ID: R5BZZJr6) United States No.513005089
>>513004444
checked and dummypilled