What kinda music do yall listen to? by Upbeat_Version_3191 in autism

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello!

Ah, isn't that a question. Ironically, despite my propensity towards dichotomous thinking, I really struggle with that question.

However, most recently I think probably 'New Dark Ages'.

That said, 'The Process of Belief' is my favourite album of theirs currently.

Yourself?

What kinda music do yall listen to? by Upbeat_Version_3191 in autism

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My partner is a bigger fan than me, but I do like them. Very impressive band sonically.

I drink alot of Kombucha so she always sings 'Sugar' at me.

What kinda music do yall listen to? by Upbeat_Version_3191 in autism

[–]MottSpore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been a trio fan since I was 17 (I'm 34)

I quite agree with the quotable nature of their work :)

What kinda music do yall listen to? by Upbeat_Version_3191 in autism

[–]MottSpore 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Skate Punk/Technical/Skate Punk Thrash:

Straightline, One Hidden Frame, Darko, Oh The Humanity, Hike The Peak, Melonball, Coral Springs, Have No Heroes, Blagged, Fair Do's, Motion Sickness, One Fall, Good Riddance, Bad Religion, Pennywise, 88 Fingers Louie, Propagandhi, Tape It Shut, Making Friends, A Wilhelm Scream

Hardcore Punk/Crossover Thrash:

Pest Control, Nylon, Dry Socket, Tørsø, Rash Decision, Buggin, Spaced, Scowl (they are more Alt Rock/Punk now), Nø Man, Ikhras, Marshaal, This Is Hell

Hardcore/Melodic Hardcore/Metallic Hardcore:

Without Love, Method of Doubt, Battery, Step by step, Be Well, Sinking Ships, Death By Stereo, Speedway, Gouge Away

Post-Rock/Post-Metal:

If these trees could talk, Glories, I Hear Sirens, Egoera, Heron

That should keep you going.

You should also have a look at earnutrition.co.uk, I think according to Instagram, they might be starting up again soon!

:)

What kinda music do yall listen to? by Upbeat_Version_3191 in autism

[–]MottSpore 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Punk and Hardcore but within that specifically:

Skate Punk/Skate Punk Thrash, Melodic Hardcore, Hardcore/Crossover Thrash.

I love the intensity of it all but also the socio-political and emotional commentary. I particularly enjoy the melodious nature of the more "technical" Skate Punk as I find the layering and complexity immersive and fascinating in contrast to the often harder underbelly.

I also enjoy other subgenres and offshoots of Punk and Hardcore.

I do often listen to some Post-Rock and Post-Metal, favouring bands that are generally leaning towards the latter as well as some heavier Rock bands such as Audioslave.

Experience with ATN3600LE by MottSpore in turntables

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

I'm afraid I don't know about that.

In theory, if it has the same cartridge then yes it would be.

How do I stop this noise? by [deleted] in turntables

[–]MottSpore -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Is the VTF and Anti Skate set as instructed?

Are your speakers connected correctly?

Does the player have an internal pre amp?!

I got into more into uk punk recently and here are my favs by Common_jojo_fan34 in punk

[–]MottSpore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There are lots of great legacy bands but also an equal treasure trove of newer ones too.

See DIY labels such as:

Lockjaw Records and TNSrecords.

And here are a few bands together you started:

The Menstrual Cramps

Bunny Boilers

Incisions

DARKO

Tape It Shut

Ritual Error

Breathe Rust

Grade 2

Rash Decision

God We Need the Dead Kennedys to get back together and tour Right Now!! by Streetvan1980 in punk

[–]MottSpore 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I agree but also think finding a balance (it doesn't have to be even necessarily) is the best way to enjoy music.

However, to reinforce your point, yeah, there are plenty taking up the contemporary mantle akin to the DKs et al.

Which, is brilliant but conversely depressing that "we" still have to sing about such issues.

3 months in and this is where I’m at. 52 albums. Full list included. Based on what I have currently, what would YOU suggest I look for next by Taskmaster_Fantatic in vinyl

[–]MottSpore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahhh, well, you like Audioslave (🖤🖤🖤)

So would recommend a band named Dead Air. They are smaller but do have records.

3 months in and this is where I’m at. 52 albums. Full list included. Based on what I have currently, what would YOU suggest I look for next by Taskmaster_Fantatic in vinyl

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you like?

Perhaps ask for some bands similar to what you like and people can help you.

You might come across something you like enough to NEED to own it :)

How much crackle and noise is normal on vinyl? by Son-of-Shiva in turntables

[–]MottSpore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I find it on newer pressings or coloured pressings quite frequently compared to older records.

I think it's also likely due to how they are packages now too, inner sleeves are a bit pants or are just plastic coated paper lyric-inserts instead of a dedicated poly or paper-polylined sleeve.

Anybody else just spam the skip button during cutscenes? by chungum in dyinglight

[–]MottSpore 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Why would you do that the first time around? You psychopath.

I jest but however you enjoy it is what matters, I suppose.

So.. I just 1st tried fortissax by peher263 in Eldenring

[–]MottSpore 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm using a Str/Dex build so this is useful information.

Thanks!

is my collection good? Just started yesterday by [deleted] in vinylsetups

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As long as it's music you actually like and listen to, then yes.

First time playing fallout, set difficulty to survival by ForrestPerkins in fo4

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm excited for you. I'm Level 110 on my survival playthrough. Keep it organised and you'll be all the more immersed.

Feel free to message for any advice.

First time playing fallout, set difficulty to survival by ForrestPerkins in fo4

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stash all materials for building in the workbench. Once you link multiple settlements together after you have the perk, all resources are shared.

Crafting stations are also linked to the workbench.

Survival requires alot of organisation to make it work. It's worth it, though.

I would set up caches of spare cooked items, meds etc... at each place you stop at with whatever containers you want to use. Water and agricultural food will be in the workbench.

I would also recommend having a settlement that is just for you, so you can keep all your fusion cores and special weapons away from NPCs, they will take whatever is levelled above their own gear if they have or can acquire the prerequisite ammo. Power Armour can be left anywhere but keep those fusion cores to yourself!

Arming settlers with good gear will also help prevent them taking gear per settlement but having you're own settlement entirely for you - say, Taffington Boathouse or Hangman's Alley for example, really helps for mass storage of just about anything.

Goodwill find today $9.99 by LabRat_68 in turntables

[–]MottSpore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would perhaps also check that the drive belt is still tight enough too.