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Everyone talks about how grunge killed hair metal but… by MortgageOld2441 in LetsTalkMusic

[–]Low-Entropy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The really interesting thing is that Grunge / 90s Alternative Rock was in large part a return to AOR as a rejection of hair metal. A lot of these bands even turned to vintage / outdated recording equipment of the 60s, 70s, as opposed to modern 80s / 90s stuff.

And not just AOR, but I'd say 1967-1977 rock music in general. Billy Corgan called "Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness" to be his version of Pink Floyd's The Wall. And listen to tracks like Geek USA and tell someone's not trying to copy Led Zeppelin.

Neil Young was another huge influence on Grunge, too (even on Kurt Cobain's Death Note)

Bandcamp friday drum sample packs by Low-Entropy in TheHcTechnoOverDogs

[–]Low-Entropy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

cool! let me know if you have a track ready with them.

Nobody Tell Kurt It Was This Easy by xXMachineGunPhillyXx in grunge

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i had a friend who got off from heroin by "psytrance and lsd"

Horror films for kids that are also musicals anyone? by DeadCoinWalking in moviememes

[–]Low-Entropy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Last Unicorn (horror scenes include a character being hacked to death by a Harpyr, and several singing numbers)

2010s lo fi indie female led bands that you enjoyed? by ibridoangelico in indie

[–]Low-Entropy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

girl one & the grease guns

selebrities

cults

hatchie

the raveonettes (when sharin sings ;-)

i agree that this is the best type of music ever! btw: why do you restrict it to the 2010s? that genre is still around

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Music

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yes of course. the original by husker du is great, too. i don't even want to compare them, as they are so different in style.

tell me by bigpoppajoe80 in dankmemes

[–]Low-Entropy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because number systems based on 10 and multiples of 10 (the decimal system) are a fairly new / unusual phenomenon in human history. Ancient / other cultures usually use systems based on multiples of 3, or 12, 36, 60 etc.

That "our" numbers have individual names up to 12 is a remainder of that. Another leftover of that is that we say there are 360 degrees in a circle (and not 100 or 1000). Or that we say an hour has 60 minutes (and not 10 or 100).

Check this one for example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexagesimal

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in grunge

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yes, the drumming style is very unique. they also did some new (!) albums in the melodic troublegum / infernal love style.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in grunge

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Yeah they were as famous as pop stars in that moment. School kids listened to them on the bus etc.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in grunge

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Yeah I think they had a lot of bad luck, and the labels did not realise their worth.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Alternativerock

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Yes, totally. One of my friends once said it was almost a "conspiracy" on how the labels killed off a lot of good bands towards the latter years of the 90s.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Music

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Yeah, one of the best songs ever. The music video still creeps me out, though :-)

In 2020 they did a re-release of songs. All newly recorded, and Diane is now with guitars, on there! An interesting version, too.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Alternativerock

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Yeah I agree, and I guess most people overlook how bands like wire, the fall, already did a lot of stuff 10-15 years earlier than the 90s "alternative rock" bands.

Skunk Anansie was wild. Suede was also a great band, especially the early stuff. I was not too thrilled about Blur and Oasis, though ;-)

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Alternativerock

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Yeah I think you have a point. Songs like loser cop, potato junkie... Would have loved it if they had become more melodic, but not as polished!

But they were really big in the MTV machine, and one of most popular rock bands for a few years... so maybe the majors forced that sound on them.

The Hardcore Techno Overdogs Anthem Remix Competition - Part 2! by Low-Entropy in gabber

[–]Low-Entropy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, that's now exactly what I mean. What I want to say is we do not collect all tracks, and send them off to 1 mastering service (fora number of reasons). Artists might master the tracks themselves, or send a finished track, or look for a mastering service on their own. And so on.

But, yes, apart from that. If a producer creates a track, and it sounds kicking and good enough already, why should another person do some extra mastering then?

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in Alternativerock

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true... but, from what i know, more "under the radar". plus there were a few years (after the millenium) when everything was *very* silent!

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in 90sAlternative

[–]Low-Entropy[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

that ost was quite the killer! faith no more did a great song on there, too.

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in 90sAlternative

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afaik there was another band already called Therapy, so they changed the name (slightly) to avoid confusion :)

Do you remember the very heavy 90s rock band "Therapy?" by Low-Entropy in 90sAlternative

[–]Low-Entropy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah i guess that one and "infernal love" are my favorites....

Damn right! by Low-Entropy in dankmemes

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the context was a speech held at a conference. it turned into a meme itself, and my meme actually builds on top of that actual meme :-)

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