reminiscing2004
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reminiscing2004 reacted to Arkady in Holy shit, why are vk fans so delusional about their favorite musicians' habilities?
Do you mean like all the other musicians' fanbases (western and not)?!
If I had a dollar for every YT comment unironically declaring a mediocre singer/player being "the best" or "a better singer than *insert technically superior singer*" I would be able to buy Bezos entire ass by now.
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Paraph in There's a severe lack of the finger-pointing-to-mouth pose in vk member photos nowada
mikage did good things
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reminiscing2004 reacted to Manji 卍 in Sometimes I feel like being a GEEK is one of the most idiot and worthless things in t
You guys are right,I really appreciated your thoughts on it.
I'm used to get "strength" from all these things I've collected and spent my time with since years.
And recently I've been expecting to get the same strength (the reason I'm so into MH) but it didn't work. Im always feeling Unfulfilled. Since I started my adult life,I'm feeling incredible oppressed,cuz I've screwed everything up and I'm not the young-adult I thought I'd be.
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Ito in Fuuuuuck why are office chairs so expensive?
To keep the masses posturally strained, vulnerable, and controllable...
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from YuyoDrift in Fuuuuuck why are office chairs so expensive?
To keep the masses posturally strained, vulnerable, and controllable...
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from dovesi in Do you ever just cling on to an old band way, way too tightly? And I don't mean actua
Deluhi best band forever. Good choice
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Gesu in Do you ever just cling on to an old band way, way too tightly? And I don't mean actua
Deluhi best band forever. Good choice
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reminiscing2004 reacted to Manji 卍 in I wanted to create a topic to talk about some "dark issues",but i'd probably get cens
thank you so much,guys,for caring about.
i feel pathetic for saying it,but this forum became something more to me at some aspects.
i decided not to create it,cuz i am sure,this is really really dark,and i don't wanna get to exposed,nor encourage anyone into such stuff.so...again,thank you so much.
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from heresytrash in Okay Metallica concert wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be. They played like f
They had a comedian open? LOL That is very strange
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reminiscing2004 reacted to Tokage in The more I dig into classic vk and pre-vk bands, the more I understand that vk is act
the exact same can be said about literally just about every music genre ever btw x
the amount of 'follow the leader' behavior in genres like post-punk, shoegaze, hardcore, etc. is no different
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reminiscing2004 reacted to 123Sandman321 in monday in class i was staring into space & the girl i liked was walking by &
I've got a question. What do you find so fascinating about spaces and walls?
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reminiscing2004 reacted to saishuu in emo era mucc is something I can never stop being thankful for
as someone who still listens to kimi ni sachi are and zutazuta regularly, same
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Manji 卍 in I think I need to buy really really high quality and expansive headphones to enjoy Th
no headphones will fix that... 😰
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Mihenno in I listen to VK 98% of the time, but that other 2% is spent listening to Coheed &
SSTB and IKSSE are two of my favorite albums ever. I wish the newer records didn't have as much of a relatively-"produced"/clean sound as they do, but their formula is great. Also an amazing live band
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from lichtlune in Nightmare/ナイトメア may have gotten a lot of their popularity from Death Note but they de
I think they are of a pretty high "Legend Status", so to speak, at least based on their success in Japan. They probably get a little less praise then you'd proportionally expect in the western fan world.
Every time I revisit Nightmare, I'm impressed at how good a lot of their songwriting is. Particularly, from like 2004-2008 I find, every album is full of really dense, but easy to listen to, tunes. I listened to Killer Show for the first time in ages a few days ago and I was amazed how much of a melodic contribution the bass was. Great bass lines and total earworm guitar solos on every track, it's crazy. Only thing that got a little annoying was how formulaic every track felt on that album, but you've got an album like anima, in contrast, which is full of some really varied and progressive tracks.
+1
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reminiscing2004 reacted to Ro plz in Nightmare/ナイトメア may have gotten a lot of their popularity from Death Note but they de
They have TOO many bangers not to be. Sad to see how they've diminished over time though...
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Tokage in Anyone here ever got a headache / hurt their ears listening to VK? Not talking 'lol b
DUDE. I literally was about to say "sounds like every undercode release ever".
basically, a lot of UCP releases, 12012's early stuff is a perfect example is mastered LOUD AS SHIT. in addition to it being really really really compressed, the frequency spectrum of those songs has a lot of information in the 2-5khz area which is the most sensitive area to our human hearing. a little too much resonance at 2500khz is a whoooole lot more annoying and sometimes literally painful than too much resonance at say 250hz. im sure you can find lots of information about this online, if you search "loudness war" "listening fatigue".
as abrasive as it is, It's kind of part of the early 12012 sound to me hehe
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from God in I watched creepy videos on YouTube all night and now everything is freaking me out. S
the joys of the modern era
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from rekzer in Has there been a tradeoff for "songs you hate/Crappy songs from bands you love"?
lmao, this would be great and hell
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from colorful人生 in That indies sound, that very one. We don't have it anymore.
access to recording equipment and daw's has totally changed the game. i think so much of the 'old indie' sound has credit due to the last era of straightforward recording techniques, before drum triggers, melodyne, and softsynths became the new staples of record production.
it hurts the most when i hear a new band who's got something interesting going on creatively, but its packaged in this gloss of fake drums, self-recorded and surgeon-ed production. atleast the cheap recordings of decades before had an essence of life and passion to them. maybe thats hopeless nostalgia....
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Jigsaw9 in That indies sound, that very one. We don't have it anymore.
access to recording equipment and daw's has totally changed the game. i think so much of the 'old indie' sound has credit due to the last era of straightforward recording techniques, before drum triggers, melodyne, and softsynths became the new staples of record production.
it hurts the most when i hear a new band who's got something interesting going on creatively, but its packaged in this gloss of fake drums, self-recorded and surgeon-ed production. atleast the cheap recordings of decades before had an essence of life and passion to them. maybe thats hopeless nostalgia....
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Ikna in That indies sound, that very one. We don't have it anymore.
access to recording equipment and daw's has totally changed the game. i think so much of the 'old indie' sound has credit due to the last era of straightforward recording techniques, before drum triggers, melodyne, and softsynths became the new staples of record production.
it hurts the most when i hear a new band who's got something interesting going on creatively, but its packaged in this gloss of fake drums, self-recorded and surgeon-ed production. atleast the cheap recordings of decades before had an essence of life and passion to them. maybe thats hopeless nostalgia....
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from SakuraFox512 in That indies sound, that very one. We don't have it anymore.
access to recording equipment and daw's has totally changed the game. i think so much of the 'old indie' sound has credit due to the last era of straightforward recording techniques, before drum triggers, melodyne, and softsynths became the new staples of record production.
it hurts the most when i hear a new band who's got something interesting going on creatively, but its packaged in this gloss of fake drums, self-recorded and surgeon-ed production. atleast the cheap recordings of decades before had an essence of life and passion to them. maybe thats hopeless nostalgia....
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reminiscing2004 got a reaction from Miku70 in That indies sound, that very one. We don't have it anymore.
access to recording equipment and daw's has totally changed the game. i think so much of the 'old indie' sound has credit due to the last era of straightforward recording techniques, before drum triggers, melodyne, and softsynths became the new staples of record production.
it hurts the most when i hear a new band who's got something interesting going on creatively, but its packaged in this gloss of fake drums, self-recorded and surgeon-ed production. atleast the cheap recordings of decades before had an essence of life and passion to them. maybe thats hopeless nostalgia....