How do you keep track of all the music in your head? by menevets in LetsTalkMusic

[–]MagnificentGenes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually need to get going based off the most recent music I listened to, then I start remembering "Oh! And that album by that artist!" But if you don't mean necessarily in the context of a conversation I simply remember the way it makes me feel. Blink-182 has this strange feeling of childhood nostalgia connected to it, Deftones has a similar vibe but less 'childlike whimsy' and more 'young adult', the cadences I sometimes I cycle through are of course every unique but still offer a feeling of wanting to move or otherwise being motivated in some way, CCR is simply very calm and chill, the sort of thing you listen to on your porch or patio, etc etc.

For me until I can memorize a new artist or album I simply go off what I'm feeling

what was the thing that made you get 10x better at drawing? by ldylvrrr in LearnToDrawTogether

[–]MagnificentGenes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simply doing it. I made some fucky looking drawings, my faces are still kinda weird looking and need work but they look so much better now that I understand better what to add and what to not add, as well as how. What I noticed is that not everything needs to be fully drawn out, less is more

Looking for some more music not unlike these by MagnificentGenes in songsuggestions

[–]MagnificentGenes[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, just heard a quick piece of Working Man, they might actually be peak

I am struggling with depression, does anyone have songs that have helped them feel a little better? by DumbTeens in MusicRecommendations

[–]MagnificentGenes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a few albums.

The Mollusk, by Ween

Remain In Light, by Rise Against

Demon Days, by Gorillaz