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dance music thread
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post it if you've got it.
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Hip-Hop and Rap
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Yeah, they aren't drift phonk but they've created the majority of the genre conventions: the fast high-pitched Memphis rap, the punchy distorted trap beats, the heavy bass, the damn cowbell. They had it all. It's just that their instrumentals didn't use the cowbell that often. Maybe drift phonk is just artists trying to copy Three 6 Mafia and artists trying to copy the artists copying Three 6 Mafia. Three 6 Mafiaception.
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anyone ready for the new clipse?
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 No.1172

Real shit.
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Post capitalist bangers
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You might think that I'm like all the other transfem singer/songwriters, but actually I'm like super Christian & really into Diamanda Galas

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This guy dropped a massive TRVTHNVKE. He's literally 100% right.
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The metaphor of pop music being junkfood for our ears works way too well. Maybe capitalism is trying to turn everything into a form of junkfood. Think of the blockbuster movies with their over-the-top CGI or AAA games with "muh graphics."
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WHERE THE FUCK IS ALL THE BASS IN POP MUSIC!!? WHERE IS IT!!?

These motherfuckers can't keep getting away with this!!

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Opening the thread with the Australian classic "Fuck Your Dad" by Thug. Great band, classic sound!
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Wesley Willis Fiasco - Casper the Homosexual Friendly Ghost
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The classic "Rotten Cocksucker's Ball"!
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When Jason wiped snot on a mod's jacket in the kitchen
His conscience was watching from behind the fridge
He got mistaken for a poofter outside Kingburger's
And cried into his moustache
He declared his chips horrible
And threw them into the gutter

Later he went for a walk in the park
Children ran up and spat at him
Even the birds in the trees seemed to whisper, "GET FUCKED!"

There was a message for him when he got home
His mother had rung him to tell him he was DEAD!
DEAD!
DEAD!
DEAD!

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>industrial is the language of factories
>techno is the language of automation
>Goa trance is the language of data
>ambient is the language of robots
>speedcore is the language of workers getting their arms ripped off and screaming in pain

 No.1134[Reply]

Is sampling inspired by funk's call-and-response?
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 No.1136

>>1134
I thought many genres have call and response? I've heard country players do it, I think jazz musicians do a variation of it.

I think sampling is just a direct result of the medium, if music can be played back repeatedly (which was probably done for the first time with vinyl) it will be used musically.

Also grandmaster flash is often credited for inventing looping with how he used a pair of turntables and the same record to loop the drum part.
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>>1136
>I thought many genres have call and response?
Funk's call-and-response is unique in that it has very short catchy phrases repeated over and over to create a rhythm, just like samples do. I don't think other genres' call-and-response is as repetitive and rhythmic. Funk songs usually don't have that much deep meaning, it's just motivational messages used to make the crowd dancing. Which really shows funk's influence on disco, house, hip-hop and many, many other cool genres.
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What kind of sample based music do you like?
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>>1138
>What kind of sample based music do you like?
Hip-hop, electro, house, techno, breakbeat, electronic hardcore, jungle, juke, turntableism.

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Punchy music for punching.
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