Thread 81599717

is music important to you anon? if yes, how so?

Drowns out you own thoughts pretty convinient like that but that is all. Why is it important to you huanon

>>81599717 (OP)
it sounds good in my ears

When I was a teenager, I had no friends, so all I did was listen to music and browse the Internet. Weekends, same. No going out, just staying in.

Now, it's basically the same. My 20's weren't like this. I honestly think I would have killed myself when I was young if I hadn't fell in love music.

>>81599717 (OP)
https://youtu.be/FtutLA63Cp8?feature=shared
Music is the connection between a person and their souls

>>81599717 (OP)
it makes me emotional and sets the sparks of hatred and contempt inside me ablaze, or quells them with a lullaby

>>81599749
like you, it helps drowning out bad thoughts and urges. more than that, it gives me peace of mind, or it helps me express my emotions, depending on how i feel and what i listen. i think music is probably the only thing that keeps me sane. playing the songs i love the most also brings me joy, even if i suck at it and then i get sad...
>>81599751
hm yes. very true!
>>81599837
what kind of music did you listen to anon?
>I honestly think I would have killed myself when I was young if I hadn't fell in love music.
same. i remember in high school i used to listen to this really good singer and he singlehandedly prevented me from dying i think. i wonder if artists know just how impactful their music can be
>>81599915
what does the music you listen to say about your soul?
>>81599989
ive always found the fact that music can indwell so many emotions into one's being incredible. mere sound waves can make you cry, happy, they can revitalize memories. its so weird and beatiful.

>>81599717 (OP)
music is important to me and i am a firm believer that music can transcend any language barrier and convey emotions/feelings that simple words could notnhy0g

>>81600164
not* accidently typed captcha in post

I live my life with music in the background, it really is important. It's evocative if that's the word I'm looking for.

>>81600164
>music can transcend any language barrier
i agree! some feelings that music can make you feel cant even be put into words. i will try: sometimes, when i listen to certain songs, i feel like i could be in the song. like, im part of it. i feel like i live in the world where this song is based on, if it has some lyrics like that. i dunno, hard to explain!
>>81600215
>I live my life with music in the background
me too anon, i always have music on if i can. its like the background theme of my life i guess. the worst thing about work for me wasnt even the work itself, but being unable to listen to music. silence terrifies me.

>>81600524
I have really been digging Gaburger, Constant Companions and Summertide lately. They've been the bright point in my life for the last 6 months

Music was what once kept me from killing myself, my goal in life. It's not called "the universal language" for nothing. But then I got old and apathy took over my whole being because in the end it did not in fact get better. I cannot say music is not important anymore but it's very rare for me to get as excited and feel the emotions, the connection to it I once did.

Still hold hope one day my brain and body will allow me to leave my mark in the form of it, that what I never expressed and nobody cared to hear so far will be understood by someone in the future. Maybe one day.

>>81600524
>Gaburger
holy based. i love that album! i kinda like a lot of gezebelle songs in general desu. whats your favourite song of the album? mine is probably birdbath!
>>81600803
>But then I got old and apathy took over my whole being
aw. im sorry to hear that anon. i really hope you can manage to feel music to its full extent again! dont give up. i also want to leave my mark in music. music gave me so much and i want to give something back, hopefully my making a great song that will help people feel better! but alas i need to get better at guitar first...

>>81600944
Do you live in Brazil you speak like a Brazilian

>>81600944
I think you meant to reply to me so I'll give you the first three tracks off each album that made an impression on me.
>Unfathomable Pain
>Rot for Clout
>Heart of Glass
Love Birdbath too. I'll give you another track, as horrible as the world feels now it's such an amazing time for music. Maybe it makes it more important.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WukAfW86zhE

>>81599717 (OP)
used to be. now i feel like i've listened to everything at this point. i use it to read though. something to negate the background noise

and for autistic daydreaming, of course

>>81599717 (OP)
I LOOOOOOO000OOOOOVE MUSIC
EEEINF EEINF EINF EINF

>>81599717 (OP)
>is music important to you anon?
yeah
>if yes, how so?
sounds good

>>81599717 (OP)
Music is one of the few things that still makes me feel alive. Without it, nothing feels real.

>>81599717 (OP)
Music is one of my two or so autistic interests. I consistently try to listen to new stuff all the time. I have an RYM account where I have rated nearly 5000 albums so I do like music a lot. I also want to be a musician some day and listening to other music helps give me inspiration for stuff for the future.

It drowns out the speeding alarm in my company vehicle
lol, lmao

>>81600953
no im shitalian (north so at least im not black)
i will however take offense for you calling me a brazilian
>>81601182
yeah i meant to reply to you sorry im dumb
>Unfathmable Pain
god i love cheery songs with disturbing titles and lyrics
i will give a listen to the other songs!
>video
that sounds really catchy. apparently its in a rythm game that i have so will try to play it there, thank you!
kinda sounded like vocaloid
>>81601237
its always better than silence. is there just nothing you like anymore?
>>81601249
>>81601250
so true. yep
>>81601512
yeah, its so important for so many things. it creates feelings and atmosphere. in a movie, music is the second most important thing for example! good actors good story are nothing without a good soundtrack to follow
>>81601532
thats a lot of albums anon. what kind of music would you like to make?
>>81601581
going fast is based anon but if you die you wont be able to listen to music anymore!

>>81599717 (OP)
It's one of the things that makes life living. If I went deaf, It's over.

>>81601589
>going fast is based anon but if you die you wont be able to listen to music anymore!
I've been driving longer than most of the fags on this board have been alive
I'm very good at it

>>81601589
>in a movie, music is the second most important thing for example! good actors good story are nothing without a good soundtrack to follow
Very true! Atmosphere is pretty much the most important thing to me in most media, whether it's movies or video games or anime, and music is the main contributor to that.

>>81601599
i think i would go insane if i went deaf. blind might be manageable
>>81601606
oh okay. are you a trucker anon? if so i guess you listen to a lot of songs in the radio
>>81601650
hm hm. it helps so much with the immersion i think. which is kind of ironic cause in real life you dont really have soundtracks accompanying you.

>>81599717 (OP)
Listening to metal music which is about the suffering and trials of people from the past is the only way I can vent my emotions and feel something.

>>81602004
>in real life you dont really have soundtracks accompanying you.
I wish we did! I mean, I guess you can just wear headphones everywhere... but it'd still be a pain to find the right song for every situation. Life would be way more tolerable if it just had a soundtrack...

>>81599717 (OP)
Yes I like playing musical instruments even though I don't typically listen to music. I also program video games even though I don't play video games.

>>81602004
>oh okay. are you a trucker anon?
Nah, I'm a network engineer who sometimes has to go out to sites, so they gave me a car I zoom around in even though it beeps at me when I go too fast :)

Not a big fan of rammstein but some songs are nice.
>>81602029
Nice to see a metal enjoyer here.

https://youtu.be/3c41TkGlDl0?feature=shared

>>81602099
>I'm a network engineer
NTA, but that's awesome. I work in IT and am interested in specializing in networking. Would you recommend it?

>>81602099
do you drive a manual scooter per chance?

>>81602029
i love metal and punk, i love screaming the lyrics with the singers and pretending that im the one playing the guitar. someday ill be good enough to play my favourite solos!
>>81602036
>I guess you can just wear headphones everywhere...
thats true! i cant wait until they add some function to headphones or streaming services that plays a specific song whenever you enter a city or building. i think that would be incredibly cool! (although not very good for privacy...)
>if it just had a soundtrack...
well, the songs we listen to everyday are the soundtracks of our lives pretty much. mine is plagued with way too many depressing songs though.
>>81602086
hm thats odd. what made you want to play an instrument? and what about videogames?
>>81602099
oh wow thats cool. what happens if you crash the car (assuming you dont die) do they make you pay for it?
>>81602101
i like rammstein a lot and i love listening to their songs because its also a way for me to practice german

>>81602139
>Would you recommend it?
It's very feast/famine. You'll have long periods of doing nothing then a lot of 16-hour days straight or a really busy week (sometimes weekend)

I hate working and having to do things so it's the best job ever when I have nothing to do for months
This job sucks and I wanna kill myself whenever something breaks in the middle of the night or I'm doing a big project

It's okay

>>81602192
>i like rammstein
You may like Eisbrecher too then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxYaNN6ukLY
Rammstein is very hit or miss for me but while not as insane as some Rammstein songs Eisbrehcer make nice songs more consistently. They also span many vibes/types.

Ahh is hard to talk about rock and not post a little
https://youtu.be/awCb58RVL70

>>81602192
>what happens if you crash the car (assuming you dont die) do they make you pay for it?
I've been in this job for almost a decade and I haven't crashed yet
But no it's a company vehicle, it's insured by the company. They do drug test you if you crash, no matter who caused it, and you'll be fired if you pop hot on anything.

>>81602237
>Sturhfahrt
hehe it has fart in the name lol
bonus points because it has a submarine in the album and thats cool as fuck. i did like the song aswell. here's one right back!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q5_z2Mmzeo
>>81602248
these type of songs really make me want to go kill a horde of bloodthirsty things alone with nothing but a sword and a shotgun (i liked the song)
>>81602267
oh, no drunk driving then. sad! is it a good car or some shitbox?

>>81601589
>kinda sounded like vocaloid
Andora is from France and J-Pop inspired but the production probably lifts from French Touch artists like Justice, Breakbot, Allure. I actually got a copy of Logic and Vocaloid 6, I've never produced but it's just such a creative time in music. Another Vocaloid song I really liked was from Utsu-P, live guitars and metal by genre. The bridge at 3:26 makes me want to cry.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZzqY-7AmTQ

>>81602345
>is it a good car or some shitbox?
it's a modern ford escape. 2020-something
it was new when they gave it to me and I've already put like 120k miles on that bitch

>>81602345
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q5_z2Mmzeo
Damn i never actually listened to german death metal. Actually needed to read whats on the screen for that one.

Also they made an /r9k/ song in the album with the sub, picrel. Translations never sit well with me but i think you get the picture.

and here is a hit from a little band i really like www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYQoGIPGbpc

>>81599717 (OP)
music is some of the most important things for me, it's my favorite art form, is some of the shit I live for, it being able to hold so much abstraction and be so tangible only through the noise and waves on the air, it's just the most beautiful thing humans can do, love all the kinds of it and still amazes me

https://youtu.be/qgffvFM1J-Q?si=ZrKy5hTzaRT4YvKt

>Mother, I tried, please believe me
>I'm doing the best that I can
>I'm ashamed of the things I've been put through
>I'm ashamed of the person I am
>Isolation
>Isolation
>Isolation

I thought it was but not really. Silence suits me just fine or my brain just send me signals for me to take care of my ears, I don't know.