Phylum should listen to this.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Really? Because I'm pretty sure it was there.

Who are you?

Now this is artistically engaging.

Also,

G'Dammmmmmmnnnnnnn....

Holy shit, I was literally just thinking about Meshuggah while this page was opening. I listened to Nothing last night. Great album.




DOOdohhh,DODODODODODO,dohhhhDODOdohhhhhhhh,

Great minds think alike.

Edit:
I just bought the latest album of Mr. Dibbs. It's.Fucking.Good.

http://mrdibbs.bandcamp.com/album/deadworld-reborn

MOAR

I listened to Madness' new album Oui Oui Si Si Ja JA Da Da. It's really good. It doesn't top Norton Folgate, but I enjoyed listening to it. If you like Rise and Fall/Keep Moving you'll definitely enjoy it.

This is the title track, but they called it My Girl 2 for some reason. I was worried it was going to be a tacky follow up to My Girl. Thankfully it's anything but that.

I would like to know from the guitar players from the forum, which one of these packs has a better Quality/Price relationship. Yes, I know I shouldn't be buying most Beginner packs, but for right now, I just something good and reliable to begin with.

http://www.musicstore.de/is-bin/INTE...mpTo=OfferList

http://www.musicstore.de/is-bin/INTE...mpTo=OfferList

Ontopic:

Go for the ESP, man, Floyd Roses cause too many problems to be useful unless you like losing your tuning every fifteen minutes. If I were you though I'd invest in new pickups as opposed to using the stock ones, it'll sound better and will lengthen it's longevity.

If you're going into the dirty metal side of guitar then I suggest spending a little extra for a seven stringer.

I was thinking on getting a 7, or even an 8 string, but they're out of my budget. Also, doesn't that ESP/LTD has Floyd Rose too? I think it does. Well, it doesn't specify which M model is, so...

I was looking at the picture and it doesn't seem to have one nor does the description say that it has one.

It seems to be a M-10, so let's assume it hasn't FR. How about the amps?

Both of them would be alright if you're only starting out but, again, you're better forking out for more powerful amps but make sure that the clean is good as you can always bring stomp boxes into the mix for distortion.

If you had any suggestions, I would be very appreciated. Both amp and guitar.

Ah, to be a child again.

I tried to post that here when it got released but the embedding was disabled for god knows how long. It's a great song though.

This is nice.

I found this one:
http://www.thomann.de/pt/prod_cbundl...5305&art=87080

Also, I got myself pretty high placed in the Deftones guitar contest:
http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...final_rank.jpg
The upper image shows my score as the lower image shows a person who just logged in.

Ontopic:

Here are some songs I've been learning Basslines from.







I really like learning to play music. My circle of bohemian buddies and I have gotten our mitts on a saxophone we're hoping to learn the ins and outs of. I'm thinking I want to learn some Banjo and Violin.

You should check out Sceintist if you want to learn some cool bass lines. I posted them earlier in the thread, really chill and head-bobbin' stuff

I've been listening to some Chromeo again recently.

dyna, do you know Baths?

Listened to the new Madness album a few more times and decided there are better songs from it to share.





This reminds me of Razor Blade Alley in some ways.

Well I only knew that first song you posted but not much else. That second one you posted was pretty good too though, might have to look them up.

You guys may not remember, but I posted the Baby Lovely Bloodflow video on here a few years ago. I really liked that song.

You should listen to the rest of Cerulean, then. I don't think that's even the best song on the album.

Animals as leaders are good musicians but their music gets really repetetive really fast.

I enjoy a couple of their songs though.

Yeah, I know what you mean, but the ones that stand out, they actually stand out. Guess those are only the ones I'm posting.

Caution! This post contains pseudo-Baroque music.

This is my major work for Composition this year. I've been working on it for a few weeks now and I'm really happy with how it turned out. I would post the live recording, but it sounds awful because of how we did it.

Here is the Sibelius generated sound file. It's actually better than the real recording.

I'll be very impressed if anyone can tell me which Bach flute sonata movement that I all but stole the key idea of this piece from accidentally.

I think I've already heard it somewhere...but can't pinpoint it...Anyway, very good piece. Just one thing, around the 2 mins. mark, the volume of the flute seems to be up and down. Was that on purpose?

New Bad Religion single, niggers.