Talented Musical Artists

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

@kangarunner I thought I'd make a thread about this so we could share different artists that resonate well or songs that have a particularly beautiful resonance. This way they can be catalogued without disappearing in the shoutbox.

I wanted to share with you Lindsey Stirling, a talented violinist who incorporates dubstep into her music. She's a talented violinist, a good dancer and she's sexy as hell. I wonder what @Winston would make of her. Here are some music videos of hers:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjpOzs ... l6ZQ%3D%3D[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf6LD2B ... 50cw%3D%3D[/youtube]

Here's a song of her and Sabrina Carpenter, Sabrina Carpenter is really f***ing sexy and has a really nice voice as well! I'd love for her to sit on my face and get a full time job as my beard

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQb0DJZ ... cmluY2g%3D[/youtube]

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@Voyager1
@Natural_Born_Cynic

You guys almost got into a discussion about MJ and how he disgusted Voyager1 do you guys really think he was a pedophile? Or do you think he was stitched up by the elite for not towing the line and doing as he was told?

Regardless of what you guys think of him and his possible disposition towards underage children, you can't deny the guy was a talented artist who at least deserves credit for his contribution to the music industry. He did all his own choreography and wrote all his own music. He was a talented guy.

I am 50/50 on his case. He did make a song about the elites and how they don't care about us. They obviously couldn't have such an influential artist talking shit about them and so they probably stitched him up and framed him as a pedophile. That's what I suspect.

He claimed his Wonderland was built because he didn't have much of a childhood himself. He was forced into music from a young age by his father. Is this a plausible excuse?

What do you all think? Was he guilty or not?

Me too. I feel 50/50 with MJ
Back in the early 2000's, people used to make jokes about Michael Jackson owning Neverlands Ranch and being a pedophile.
I am not denying that, he was a sick f*ck who was mentality breaking down and no longer the king of pop. He need lot of therapy back then.
However, he was "the legend" back in the 80's and the 90's. He was the King of Pop and one of the most iconic performer in America.
There will be no one like him ever in the American music industry. And American Music was really good in the 80's and the 90's.

Lindsey Stirling is a decent musician , but she have many cases of missing notes while moving around. I used to be into her and so as many other people back in 2010... unfortunately I don't listen to her anymore. I like to listen to Rock instead.

I am sorry, I am not really familiar with Sabrina Carpenter. She must be very recent upcoming artist.

[kangarunner]

@kangarunner I thought I'd make a thread about this so we could share different artists that resonate well or songs that have a particularly beautiful resonance. This way they can be catalogued without disappearing in the shoutbox.

Some music can take me to an alternate reality where I can live in a dreamscape and escape this world full of shitty, nasty, horrible people.

This really calms me down:

[Lucas88]

You guys almost got into a discussion about MJ and how he disgusted Voyager1 do you guys really think he was a pedophile? Or do you think he was stitched up by the elite for not towing the line and doing as he was told?

Regardless of what you guys think of him and his possible disposition towards underage children, you can't deny the guy was a talented artist who at least deserves credit for his contribution to the music industry. He did all his own choreography and wrote all his own music. He was a talented guy.

I am 50/50 on his case. He did make a song about the elites and how they don't care about us. They obviously couldn't have such an influential artist talking shit about them and so they probably stitched him up and framed him as a pedophile. That's what I suspect.

He claimed his Wonderland was built because he didn't have much of a childhood himself. He was forced into music from a young age by his father. Is this a plausible excuse?

What do you all think? Was he guilty or not?

I believe that MJ was stitched up because he spoke out against the Jews.

[Natural_Born_Cynic]

@kangarunner I thought I'd make a thread about this so we could share different artists that resonate well or songs that have a particularly beautiful resonance. This way they can be catalogued without disappearing in the shoutbox.

I wanted to share with you Lindsey Stirling, a talented violinist who incorporates dubstep into her music. She's a talented violinist, a good dancer and she's sexy as hell. I wonder what @Winston would make of her. Here are some music videos of hers:

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHjpOzs ... l6ZQ%3D%3D[/youtube]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf6LD2B ... 50cw%3D%3D[/youtube]

Here's a song of her and Sabrina Carpenter, Sabrina Carpenter is really f***ing sexy and has a really nice voice as well! I'd love for her to sit on my face and get a full time job as my beard

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQb0DJZ ... cmluY2g%3D[/youtube]

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@Voyager1
@Natural_Born_Cynic

You guys almost got into a discussion about MJ and how he disgusted Voyager1 do you guys really think he was a pedophile? Or do you think he was stitched up by the elite for not towing the line and doing as he was told?

Regardless of what you guys think of him and his possible disposition towards underage children, you can't deny the guy was a talented artist who at least deserves credit for his contribution to the music industry. He did all his own choreography and wrote all his own music. He was a talented guy.

I am 50/50 on his case. He did make a song about the elites and how they don't care about us. They obviously couldn't have such an influential artist talking shit about them and so they probably stitched him up and framed him as a pedophile. That's what I suspect.

He claimed his Wonderland was built because he didn't have much of a childhood himself. He was forced into music from a young age by his father. Is this a plausible excuse?

What do you all think? Was he guilty or not?

Me too. I feel 50/50 with MJ
Back in the early 2000's, people used to make jokes about Michael Jackson owning Neverlands Ranch and being a pedophile.
I am not denying that, he was a sick f*ck who was mentality breaking down and no longer the king of pop. He need lot of therapy back then.
However, he was "the legend" back in the 80's and the 90's. He was the King of Pop and one of the most iconic performer in America.
There will be no one like him ever in the American music industry. And American Music was really good in the 80's and the 90's.

Lindsey Stirling is a decent musician , but she have many cases of missing notes while moving around. I used to be into her and so as many other people back in 2010... unfortunately I don't listen to her anymore. I like to listen to Rock instead.

I am sorry, I am not really familiar with Sabrina Carpenter. She must be very recent upcoming artist.

I haven't heard much of Sabrina Carpenter either. I saw her in the video I posted above with Sabrina Carpenter and thought she was pretty hot with a sexy voice.

Lindsey Stirling is a really good musician. I like the way she dances as well. She seems really flexible I really like some of her music, though admittedly I don't listen to her much anymore.

I remember all the jokes about MJ. I used to find them funny and buy into the idea that he was a pedophile, but now I'm not too sure. I know how the system is corrupt now. I also know how the music industry is really controlling and doesn't afford artists much creative freedom. I think most artists are forced to promote a certain agenda through their music. Also, I think there's something to do with the frequency and vibration of modern music that contributes to mental illness.

I'm sure @Lucas88 will agree that the 80s was a much better time for music. A lot of the vibrations and frequencies of music seemed much "cleaner" back then in terms of energy. Modern music has a dreary "dirty" feel to it in terms of frequency.

@fschmidt also has good taste in music. I share a lot of musical taste with him, if I remember rightly. Groups like Led Zeppelin and older groups like that that all had their own unique sounds. These days artists all sound the same.

Yeah I know.. too much corporatization of music.. I like the music from the 80's to late 2000's. After that everything goes downhill.

I don't know if you like rock, but I listen to Scar Symmetry which is Scandinavian metal music talking about NWO, Reptilians, conspiracy theories, etc.

Rise of the Reptilian Regime
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Un9vqJb ... alcore2016

Holographic Universe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd1q7b9 ... arSymmetry

The Singularity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFbX6ov ... arSymmetry

[kangarunner]

@Pixel--Dude The Youtube algorithm suggested this song and I listened to it. Very calming especially with the rain in the background.

[kangarunner]

Electronic music to break free from the chains of the matrix.

[kangarunner]

This Cyberpunk 2077 looks so cool I've always wanted to play it. The video games they have now are on steroids.

[kangarunner]

Good stuff to set your mind f r e e.......

[Voyager1]

I don't mind classical. I'm more partial to jazz.

[publicduende]

A bit of uplifting British/US trance, courtesy of Above & Beyond's Paavo Siljamäki (whom I met a few times back in my college days) and Spencer Brown.



If anyone wonders, the vocal hook is Spencer Brown reciting a German sentence about "polar bears in Canadian Alaska".

[kangarunner]

Clair de Lune - Claude Debussy


Once upon a time in Paris - Erik Satie

Thanks for your contributions. I have definitely tried different music to help in getting into the "flow state". A lot of students will listen to "study music" to help them focus.

Flow state is very interesting.

https://psychcentral.com/health/flow-state

According to the American Psychological Association (APA) definition, flow involves a feeling of effortlessness. When you’re in a flow state, your skills are fully engaged yet you’re not overwhelmed — rather, you’re up to the challenge.

[kangarunner]

Electronic music to break free from the chains of the matrix.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKi9Z-f6qX4

I'm listening to this right now high on weed and the beat is intense. It's possible doing more drugs would allow me to break away from the Matrix and see through reality more clearly.

What do you guys listen to when high?

[kangarunner]

I try to find music that helps me escape into a fantasy world and out of the matrix controlled reality that is forced on all of us.

[kangarunner]

I literally can't work sometimes without some kind of ambient music. If I don't have music, my mind starts creating all kinds of negative thoughts and creates a nasty mental environment. With music, I can calm down and relieve the bad thoughts.

[kangarunner]