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salm wrote:Poster: Salm

The other day a guy at work put on a piece that consisted only of keygen music. I don´t know what it was called, though.

Great collection of keygen musics. Prepare your modplayers!

This is a rather popular song that went viral a while ago. Not sure if you will enjoy this style of music.

Poster: Fordlltwm
Hows about welsh hip hop / electronica / techno from LLwybr LLaethog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgFnWQtfzAE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oscDLcyh ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8SomWmO ... ure=relmfu

Poster: General Mung Beans

Speaking of Korean music, I find this song to be very beautiful and nostalgic:

Poster: Phred

Oh yeah, forgot Professor Elemental

Abney Park. Steampunk metal.

I like about 50% of their stuff, but it's worth it for the occasional real gem, such as this.



"Herr Drosselmeyer's Doll", the album version, set to live stage performance, because of the dancer. Give it a try!

Gangnam Style sucks. The only value I can derive from it is the social commentary that I need an Atlantic article to understand.

I also suggest y'all read the OP before posting again.

Poster: RazorOutlaw

(Did I miss something here? Were people doing that on purpose?)

Anyway I've got two songs here by the group Ayreon (they pretty much do prog. rock operas). The first song is from the album "Human Equation", which is itself a rock opera about a guy who attempts to commit suicide, fails, and the album explores the reasons why he tried in the first place. This music video is called "Come Back To Me"; on the album it's called "Hope". I selected the music video because I thought the audio was off on the album version.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0ysWOBkxXs

And the second song, from his last album with Ayreon before he took a break, is more in line with what he usually does - sci-fi rock opera. I can't make heads or tails of the music video that I'm posting here, but I guess it has something to do with the story of the album (an alien race reflects on how things used to be before all their needs were met by technology and subsequently lost their ability to care about anything).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVfxOfjZ ... ure=relmfu

I find my emotions provoked by these kinds of songs. I'm just hoping they'll do the same for someone else here.

Sabaton - 40:1
Sabaton - Lion from the North

I was introduced to them via Spotify a few weeks ago. A Swedish military history power metal band - which naturally isn't going to be everyone's cup of tea, but the thread is stuff that you wouldn't otherwise know.

RazorOutlaw wrote:Poster: RazorOutlaw

(Did I miss something here? Were people doing that on purpose?)

The thread was restored by hand from someone's back ups, JLTucker was marking the authors so Thanas could fix the attribution afterwards.

(It's not necroing if it's still on the first page, right?)

Probably setting a record for the single most obscure thing linked to in this thread to date, [url=http://craighudson.bandcamp.com/]Craig Hudson's Bandcamp page[/i]. I met this talented musician and very nice bloke while he was busking in Bletchley a while back.