• AzuranAurora@piefed.caEnglish
    87·
    11 days ago

    Fuck social music, you’re getting ska punk and power metal or you’re getting silence. My speaker, my rules.

    • sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
      5·
      10 days ago

      System Shock 2: Med-Sci 1

      looped until SHODAN gets you, you p̶̢̝̣̰̃͘͝͝a̸͉̓t̵̬͖̂̀́h̶̘͗͘ȩ̷̬̠̮̦̔̓̓ţ̵̯͔͉̏̓͛̆́i̷̭̰̺͔͊̋̅̽̒c̸̳̆ ̸͎̈́͠ͅc̶̢̞̝̣̽͂͘r̴̢̧͖̲̒̃̑͋̑e̵̠̔a̵̪̔͌́̚t̷̢̮̙̍͊ụ̸͔̪̑̐̊́̍ŕ̵͉̝̫̝̏͜e̶̘͊̑͝

  • TryingSomethingNew@sopuli.xyz
    22·
    11 days ago

    I love that “bedroom project” is effectively its own genre, with subgenres from “bedroom pop” to “one-man bedroom atmoblack”.

      • brown567@sh.itjust.works
        8·
        10 days ago

        It used to be called “Real bug hours”, featured a lot of Cosmo Sheldrake.

        I got the idea when I first listened to Come Along and had a vivid image of a marching band of beetles pop into my head (very impressive as I have nearly complete aphantasia).

        The playlist was either supposed to be good to listen to if you ever turn into a bug, or it was supposed to turn you into a bug, I was never quite sure which

        It unfortunately was on my Spotify account which I have since deleted. Maybe I’ll rebuild it XD

        Edit: the song that inspired it was actually Wriggle, but Come Along was also a pretty early addition to the list

        • brsrklf@jlai.lu
          3·
          10 days ago

          Alternate playlist title : “One morning, upon waking from agitated dreams, I find myself, in bed, transformed into a monstrous vermin”.

  • sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    14·
    10 days ago

    Fela Kuti - Zombie.

    I propose this as anti-coworker-music; for maybe 70+% of them, they’ll be amazed or impressed if they’ve never heard it before

    Its obviously old school, but its also obviously incredible, is energetic, has a solid driving rhythm and melody, and at least parts of the lyrics are simple enough you can sing along or they may get stuck in your head.

    But its not offensively noisey/distortiony or sappy or whiney.

    Then you also tell people the backstory behind the song and album, if they ask about it, which is basically equally incredible.

  • rose56@lemmy.zip
    9·
    11 days ago

    They get to hear uplifting trance. Learn to accept they don’t always say, so…

  • Ryanmiller70@lemmy.zip
    7·
    10 days ago

    I’m putting my playlist on shuffle and if that means we’re talking while listening to the Buck Bumble theme, then so be it. I ain’t compromising on music.

  • SharkWeek@lemmy.blahaj.zone
    5·
    10 days ago

    I keep meaning to put together an anti-social playlist for when I’m in impolite company. Fill it with songs about doing illegal and immoral things …

    Start with the Murderdolls ‘I Take Drugs’, on to Halestorm ‘Do Not Disturb’ and then you’re all warmed up for something off the first Bodycount album :-)

  • FishFace@piefed.socialEnglish
    5·
    10 days ago

    My partner complains all my music sends people to sleep. Well fuck you, maybe I want everyone to have a nice nap time?? Sounds like a great party to me!

  • 9point6@lemmy.world
    51·
    10 days ago

    Put some tunes you like on, invite others to put stuff on too if they like

    Everyone is a winner

    • SharkWeek@lemmy.blahaj.zone
      7·
      10 days ago

      And that’s how I ended up listening to Sepultura at a house party of non-metalheads … some people don’t understand the idea that music is sometimes just there to fill in the gaps whole people are being social.

      I say this as an autist, who likes Sepultura - even I knew it was not a cool thing to do.

      • Harvey656@lemmy.worldM
        3·
        10 days ago

        If they don’t want to listen to refuse/resist on repeat for 4 hours, they came to the wrong house.

        • SharkWeek@lemmy.blahaj.zone
          3·
          10 days ago

          You get to set the mood in your own house … but not other people’s. Even I’m not that socially dense.

          Refuse / Resist is a banger, though :-)