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I'm just curious about what genres of music people here like. For me, my favorite music genres are Rock, Metal, and Classical.
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As an amateur guitarist, I was wondering if anyone here plays musical instruments of any kind?
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So, I'm writing again. I reloaded all of my playlists, got together a bunch of new music, and am writing as much as possible where I am while trying to find a job. I normally listen to synthwave, electrowave, retrowave, just a lot of very synth-centric music that has very little, if any, vocals while I am writing, as well as some good instrumental metal if I have a lot of energy. That being the case, I also do some drawing. Not a lot, it's mostly for helping friends or assisting my fiancee with small ideas, but I love listening to a lot of podcasts while I do that, as well as Game Grumps videos. It relaxes me when I can do that together. What do you listen to when you write/draw/make art?
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Okay so I would like to do a role play where my character will be a armature music artist but he is also an adult baby. It will be about his adventures on the road with his band, agent, so on and so forth. This roleplay will be open but I would like you to private message me to discuss your character and your role. To be in this I would like you to be able to reply in third person to make things less confusing, whenever your character is stalking I would like you to use quotes, and I don't mind replies that are two sentences long at the minimum. No one-word replies and furthermore no playing for anyone else
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I have my Little Girl's music page working in my ABOUT ME. What you do is Right Click, Open in a new window and follow the directions closely, When you minimize it, you can have music while you browse DD. The player is set to repeat. To stop or change, maximize from your status bar, stop the current one and start the new one Try Me
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I was feeling grumpy last week.
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What music makes you feel young? For me, it's instrumental New-Age and Jazz from the late 80's and early 90's.
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The Fugs were an underground group of the late 1960's. So FUG YOU ALL!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWz75MYteX0&feature=youtu.be -
I have been a Juggalo sence early 2008. I found my little side in 2011 but have been unsure about telling my juggalo family about it! I dont real want to seen weak in the eyes of all the guys i am in the mash pit with or anything. Im scared how they would react and even more terrified if someone finds out i where diapers.
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Me playing my cello. I named her Emily and she was my absolute favorite instrument I had ever owned! It nearly broke me a few weeks ago when I had to return her. She wasn't the prettiest cello, but dear god did she fill a room. ='] I'll have some good memories of her. -
I spent most of the day working on a page with links to computer music software for a person I deal with IRL. I decided to put in in the first "off topic" part of RUFFLES & RIBBONS GIRLS' HOME in case anyone here is interested http://offtipic.sandralyn.net/musicstuff.html And not even ONE tiara or babydoll
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Hey you people! I was showering and reminiscing a bit to one of the best concerts I've ever been to, Parkway Drive in Stockholm a few months back. Me and my friend had a blast and screamed the lyrics to every single song until our voices gave out. Then we just kept on headbanging and moshing until the end by which we were so tired it felt like dragging a ton of lead for each step. But what stuck with me the most that night was what happened afterwards standing in line to get our coats. Some random dude just picks up out of nowhere and start singing the refrain to Seek and destroy by Metallica. Two seconds later the entire building is alive with hundreds of people screaming along at the top their lungs. It was one of those moments in life where you know that this is where you belong. This is the meaning of life, simple and pure, found in the kinship of people living and breathing music. In that moment I knew, these people know the feeling when the music you love takes you to another plane of existence, letting the music run through your veins like a wild forest fire. And all of this got me thinking about how other people feel at concerts. So I thought I'd ask all you wonderful people on here; what's your best memory from a concert or a show of some kind?
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I recently made the purchase of a Pomarico crystal clarinet mouthpiece. For those of you not in the music world, most mouthpieces (thing at the top of the clarinet you put the wooden reed on) is usually made of plastic but crystal mouthpieces are made of glass and carry a sound much better that plastic. The model I got was a sapphire and it has yet to arrive but my excitement is still unhinged. I can't wait for when it get's here. I shall soon sound like the jazz
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Sometimes when I'm playing a video game such as sonic Generations for Xbox 360 or playing a game or two on my Nintendo DS I sometimes like to listen to some music while I'm playing and I was just wondering if anyone else listens to music while playing a video game -
I love music! Especially when you feel love when you listen to it. So what is your favorite Bob Marley Album? or if you're not a big fan of Bob what you're favorite band or song that sings the message of love?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIanBS1a1AQ
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Any DD musicians out there? What do you play? How long for? What are your influences? I play a little piano and a little guitar. My parents bought me a Yamaha keyboard when I was younger so I learnt most of my musical knowledge from my early years with that - I learnt to read music, learnt chords and generally got a decent understanding of how playing music worked. However, recently I have been trying to move away from playing keyboard style (IE - playing chords with the left hand, melody with the right) and try to play a more traditional piano style, with the left hand playing more bass melodies rather than just the chords. Although I have managed to learn a few pieces this way, I still find myself simply playing the root octave of the chord and I'm struggling to get creative with my left hand playing. Ideally, I would love to be able to play blues piano and be comfortable improvising with both hands in different keys and time signatures but I am a long way off this yet. If any pianists have advice for me that would be great, if not I'm simply happy to hear from other musicians of any genre - who knows, we could form a band!
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Who have put on a pretty dress and dreamed...
