• papalonian@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    I used to search online for hour long remixes of songs I liked. It helped this itch but definitely not the same

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    1 month ago

    If anyone can find a song like Pierre Henry’s “Psyche Rock” that isn’t the Futurama theme song, I’d appreciate it.

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      I don’t think I’ve ever heard this, it’s great. How did someone even make this in 1967?

      Trying to think of anything similar… Maybe some parts of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield?

      Completely different genre and technology level, but at points it made me think of Avalanches interestingly enough.

      Check out Avalanches either way, they’re unbelievable.

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          There’s a few hours at certain points of my work day, on certain days, where I’ve got nothing better to do. And this is the only form of “social media” that I consume.

          I disagree that it’s superhuman but I guess I’ll take it as a compliment (I know it isn’t 😕)

          Edit: Actually, just kidding, I’d never do this while I should be working. That was a joke.

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    Youtube’s community playlists are actually useful for this. Just search “songs like <title>” and it will give you some playlists. It won’t be perfect, but you can then build your own based on the songs you like.

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    1 month ago

    “When the sun has set, no candle can replace it.”

    • George R.R. Martin
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    Skill issue.

    i just listen to the song on repeat, over and over again, until i stop enjoying it. Then i forget about it for a good year or two. Then i happen to remember it, how cool it was, give it a listen, and get a very vivid picture of what i did and how i felt when i first listened to it.