Xzillox wrote:

-Rodri wrote:

Bro yall flew threw 10 pages in less than 5 days :skull:

this is probably one of the fastest growing topics. topics in like suggestions or QaS are more based around constructive conversation whereas topics in tirap are more like “ooohh i like it so goodly and i will talk about it nonstop”

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

megarurp wrote:

-snip-
It's hard not to get stuck in an echo chamber online, even on non-algorithmic sites like Scratch.
Stepping into a physical music store (especially used music stores and indie shops) basically exposes you to another human's favorite music.
I would never have found out 'bout Tom Lehrer or Jacques Brel if not for my local record shop.

That is mostly true, but it's really really easy to just
Listen to something else
Like you don't have to let Spotify run
You can just go online and be like
“Leonard Bernstein”
And then realize
“Oh he worked with Sondheim
Oh he wrote a show that had Mandy Patinkin
Oh Mandy Patinkin has a bunch of albums, on one of those he has a duet with Kristin Chenoweth
She was in Wicked by Stephen Schwartz
But she was also in that one Cy Coleman operetta
What, Cy Coleman was also a jazz pianist?
Wow this is incredible”
If you allow yourself the freedom to fall down a rabbithole like that
You can find a lot of very different music on the internet

i usually find out abt artists by
1. “similar artists”page from an artist that i like
2. scratch
3. my cousin

-Telekore- wrote:

Do you ever feel like you wanna learn a new language (or even know some words in a foreign language) because of foreign songs that you like?

pqsgraham wrote:

Xzillox wrote:

-Rodri wrote:

Bro yall flew threw 10 pages in less than 5 days :skull:

this is probably one of the fastest growing topics. topics in like suggestions or QaS are more based around constructive conversation whereas topics in tirap are more like “ooohh i like it so goodly and i will talk about it nonstop”

I've had this topic open for like 4 months and its already almost at 1600 posts and 80 pages. yall are really passionate

pqsgraham wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

megarurp wrote:

-snip-
It's hard not to get stuck in an echo chamber online, even on non-algorithmic sites like Scratch.
Stepping into a physical music store (especially used music stores and indie shops) basically exposes you to another human's favorite music.
I would never have found out 'bout Tom Lehrer or Jacques Brel if not for my local record shop.

That is mostly true, but it's really really easy to just
Listen to something else
Like you don't have to let Spotify run
You can just go online and be like
“Leonard Bernstein”
And then realize
“Oh he worked with Sondheim
Oh he wrote a show that had Mandy Patinkin
Oh Mandy Patinkin has a bunch of albums, on one of those he has a duet with Kristin Chenoweth
She was in Wicked by Stephen Schwartz
But she was also in that one Cy Coleman operetta
What, Cy Coleman was also a jazz pianist?
Wow this is incredible”
If you allow yourself the freedom to fall down a rabbithole like that
You can find a lot of very different music on the internet

i usually find out abt artists by
1. “similar artists”page from an artist that i like
2. scratch
3. my cousin

I've found that the algorithmic suggestion playlists and such are really helpful with discovery too. I've discovered countless songs and artist from listening to the spotify AI DJ or through my Apple music station

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top ten are as follows:
“Suddenly Seymour” from the 2019 Little Shop of Horrors cast album
“Ah Vittoria Vittoria” as sung by Lucio Gallo
“Ladies in Their Sensitivites” from the original cast album of Sweeney Todd with Jack Eric Williams
“Nessun Dorma” as sung by Pavarotti
“The Games I Play” from the original cast album of March of the Falsettos
“Old Friends” from the 2023 Merrily We Roll Along cast album
“Oh, False One, You Have Deceived Me!” from Pirates of Penzance
“Tonight (Quintet)” from the original cast album of West Side Story
“O del mio docle ardor” off of Ramon Vargas's album Arie Antiche
“Veronique” from the 2015 cast album of On the Twentieth Century with my beloved Kristin Chenoweth

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top ten are as follows:
“Suddenly Seymour” from the 2019 Little Shop of Horrors cast album
“Ah Vittoria Vittoria” as sung by Lucio Gallo
“Ladies in Their Sensitivites” from the original cast album of Sweeney Todd with Jack Eric Williams
“Nessun Dorma” as sung by Pavarotti
“The Games I Play” from the original cast album of March of the Falsettos
“Old Friends” from the 2023 Merrily We Roll Along cast album
“Oh, False One, You Have Deceived Me!” from Pirates of Penzance
“Tonight (Quintet)” from the original cast album of West Side Story
“O del mio docle ardor” off of Ramon Vargas's album Arie Antiche
“Veronique” from the 2015 cast album of On the Twentieth Century with my beloved Kristin Chenoweth

kool
mine for this month bc those were from a really long time ago:
1. Wake Me up When September Ends by Green Day on American Idiot
2. The World's Smallest Violin by AJR on OK ORCHESTRA
3. Wake Me up When September Ends by Green Day on Greatest Hits: God's Favorite Band (idk why i have both lol)
4. Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na) by My Chemical Romace on Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
5. 30 Seconds by Vinyl Theatre on Origami
6. Level Of Concern - live from outside by twenty-øne piløts
7. Suzie Chapstick by Green Day on Saviors
8. Misery Business by Paramore on Riot!
9. The Saints Are Coming by U2 and Green Day on U218 Singles
10. The Island by Vinyl Theatre on Origami

Bardo1900 wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top ten are as follows:
“Suddenly Seymour” from the 2019 Little Shop of Horrors cast album
“Ah Vittoria Vittoria” as sung by Lucio Gallo
“Ladies in Their Sensitivites” from the original cast album of Sweeney Todd with Jack Eric Williams
“Nessun Dorma” as sung by Pavarotti
“The Games I Play” from the original cast album of March of the Falsettos
“Old Friends” from the 2023 Merrily We Roll Along cast album
“Oh, False One, You Have Deceived Me!” from Pirates of Penzance
“Tonight (Quintet)” from the original cast album of West Side Story
“O del mio docle ardor” off of Ramon Vargas's album Arie Antiche
“Veronique” from the 2015 cast album of On the Twentieth Century with my beloved Kristin Chenoweth

kool
mine for this month bc those were from a really long time ago:
1. Wake Me up When September Ends by Green Day on American Idiot
2. The World's Smallest Violin by AJR on OK ORCHESTRA
3. Wake Me up When September Ends by Green Day on Greatest Hits: God's Favorite Band (idk why i have both lol)
4. Na Na Na (Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na) by My Chemical Romace on Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
5. 30 Seconds by Vinyl Theatre on Origami
6. Level Of Concern - live from outside by twenty-øne piløts
7. Suzie Chapstick by Green Day on Saviors
8. Misery Business by Paramore on Riot!
9. The Saints Are Coming by U2 and Green Day on U218 Singles
10. The Island by Vinyl Theatre on Origami

De Do Do Do De Da Da Da by The Police

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

PencilOnTheDesk wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top tracks for this month are:
1). Scoundrel Days by a-ha
2). Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie
3). Here I Stand and Face the Rain by a-ha
4). I've Been Losing You by a-ha
5). The Blood That Moves The Body by a-ha
6). The Swing of Things by a-ha
7). Last Chance On the Stairway by Duran Duran
8). (Don't Fear) The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult
9). New Religion by Duran Duran
10). My Sharona by The Knack

I listen to more things than just a-ha I swear.

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

PencilOnTheDesk wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top tracks for this month are:
1). Scoundrel Days by a-ha
2). Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie
3). Here I Stand and Face the Rain by a-ha
4). I've Been Losing You by a-ha
5). The Blood That Moves The Body by a-ha
6). The Swing of Things by a-ha
7). Last Chance On the Stairway by Duran Duran
8). (Don't Fear) The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult
9). New Religion by Duran Duran
10). My Sharona by The Knack

I listen to more things than just a-ha I swear.

Ziggy Stardust
Respectable
David Bowie is one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, up there with Freddie Mercury and Paul McCartney

sabrinachichi wrote:

IfIWereARichMan wrote:

PencilOnTheDesk wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

sabrinachichi wrote:

i usually listen to twenty-one pilots, iDKHOW, half•alive, and Sia. Most listened to tracks this month for me (i just finished memorizing RAZZMATAZZ) :

HEHHEHELP I JUST REALIZED HOW LONG IVE BEEN ON THIS FORUM SINCE PAGE 12 HELP

My top tracks for this month are:
1). Scoundrel Days by a-ha
2). Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie
3). Here I Stand and Face the Rain by a-ha
4). I've Been Losing You by a-ha
5). The Blood That Moves The Body by a-ha
6). The Swing of Things by a-ha
7). Last Chance On the Stairway by Duran Duran
8). (Don't Fear) The Reaper by Blue Oyster Cult
9). New Religion by Duran Duran
10). My Sharona by The Knack

I listen to more things than just a-ha I swear.

Ziggy Stardust
Respectable
David Bowie is one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time, up there with Freddie Mercury and Paul McCartney

finally at least one thing we agree on