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Same except /sp/
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>>94650 (OP)there was hyper creative posters like Knochensack back then in /fa/ and raisin he is still alive but he is working on other stuff
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I miss old /mu/ too it's crazy how far that board declined, more than any other on 4chan imo. idk if people just stopped caring about music or what.
I miss when you could go into the /mu/ archives and find mega links for almost any album. was the best place to download albums.
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>>94692meh I'd like to be optimistic but I don't think the magic is ever coming back. /mu/ has been dead for more than a decade. the zeitgeist is gone.
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>>94650 (OP)>I miss 2011 /mu//mu/ was my homepage until around 2015 then the election tourists fucked it up and it never was the same since.
I blame tourists but after 2018 is when it really got raisin because the mods were clearly KPOP fans and only cared about KPOP.
I remember raisinposting a few sing-along threads with parody lyrics and I got 3 day banned for being "off-topic". Music is on topic for a music board. Low quality maybe but that's also just a mod preference.
The mods and jannies got really touchy when you didn't take their board and their music 100% seriously.
Fuckin trannies the lot of em.
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>>94691Young people just don't care about music as much as other generations.
Music and making band was a way to make friends and hang out, the internet killed that and as a consequence music isn't as important as it used to be.
You couldn't even upload webms with sound at /mu/, what a fucking joke.
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>>94792easier said than done
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i've found several no-name probably ai-generated albums on youtube that i've liked recently
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>>94864how do you post the player in page
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>>95042Go to select underneath the comments, press Embed then copy and paste a link with just the reference ID
Ex:
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>>94691>>94724last time I was there, there was some fat camwhoring tripfag named fyodor dostoyevsky and every other person was tripfagging. I can't imagine it actually got worse?
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>>94806It just takes a bunch of autists posting in one place.
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>>95275like I said - easier said than done.
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>>95634Tons of people are on here right now, take advantage of it if you want.
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>>95645bro I get you but it's not that simple
you can't just recapture a zeitgeist that's been dead for a decade+
there are some decent threads up and it's nice, but it's not the same and never will be, and that's okay and it's okay to mourn what once was even while still generating new discussion.
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>>95975>you can't just recapture a zeitgeist that's been dead for a decadeIdk how long you've been on 4chan, but people say this literally all the time, even when things happen. You don't have to be demoralizing ya know. Have fun with it.
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>>94691hipsterfags ruin everything including /mu/ they are the "men" that grew into soyboys after all
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>2011
>what was in the water and air
Millennials were in their early 20s
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>>94802>Young people just don't care about music as much as other generations.shrimply isn't true, one of the few things zoomies get right is keeping music scenes irl instead of online
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>>96095And yet their scenes are dograisin and all the big bands are copying millennial and gen X scenes
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>>95062Yeah that's one of my favourite Miles album
Only other releases that capture the feeling are from Hancock and Shorter around the same time like Maiden Voyage and Juju for example
Freddie Hubbard was an adventurous band leader and composer, too, you may enjoy his work especially Red Clay
Another good one is Search for the New Land by Lee Morgan
Around this time is when post-bop splintered and most of the best musicians went into fusion, it never really recovered after that.
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>>96103incorrect as well, you should try actually getting involved in your local scene instead of making sweeping assumptions; it's evident you don't get out much
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>>96124Try giving even one single example instead of projecting
raisin is deader than a door nail out there even with it being easier than ever to distribute music
There's virtually nothing good out there let alone thriving indie scenes
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>>96132I can't give you an example of your local music scene
I live in a capital city in the midwest and there's a diy venue with free - $10~ shows daily with most of them being full
there's another 3 venues in the 100-500 capacity range that have more niche bands (100s - 20k listener bracket) pretty much every month that also usually fill up
if you go a few hours out into the small cities there's house events every now and then and small fests every few months
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>>>95062 (You)
Thanks for the recomendations. I will check them out.
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>>96105 *
Thank for the recomendations. I will check them out
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>>96162>can't give me even a single example of music worth listening to from the bazillion local scenes around the worldokay
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>>96246am I supposed to know what music you like? anything I post would just get
>that raisin sucks lmaoI'm not here to spoonfeed you, I'm telling you that irl scenes are where interesting music is and you have to go outside yourself to find it
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Penis Jews - The Rejizzining