Miscellaneous Music Thread (Include a Description with your Embedded YouTube)

This is mainly for @scott DJ Can remixing Asian pop.

https://youtu.be/hobwyzEXonc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogCih4OavoY

New Slowdive song, 22 years later! And it’s actually good! :smile:

I guess I like deconstructions of music videos more than normal music videos?

First Windowlicker and now this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9L3j-lVLwk

Thanks Spotify!

Synth wave jams.

I’ve been listening to Lindsey Stirling as I was directed to it by Google Play Music, wow I didn’t take myself for a violin lover but I’ve listened to all her albums and they sound great to my untrained ear.

She also performed the opening to the Dark Knight which was scored by Hans Zimmer, didn’t even realise but the GPM must have linked all my likes of Hans Zimmer with the few classical tracks I listen to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDUrpPvU1_4

Radio Ghibli

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlKfsVBP6MI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edRpVKE5ACI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62EmHhZSjEI

The new Thundercat is transporting me. Ya’ll better hop on.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECFnJ5u2kiY&feature=youtu.be

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I’m going to pay for music. Spotify or Redtu- er, Youtube Red?

YouTube Red also includes Google Play Music. It’s what I have. There is also a YT music app.

I have Spotity, YouTube Red, AND Amazon Cloud music.

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I don’t stream. I want to keep the music I like.

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So which one would you pick, if you were picking one?

You can try each of them out and see what you like about each then decide.
I used Google Play Music before Youtube Red was available.
I imagine they are similar. The only music subscription which I would change to if it survives the next few months is Tidal for lossless but waiting for fiber to my house.

No adverts and there are actually some good shows on Youtube Red, ok there is probably 2 lol but no adverts anywhere.

Music discovery is great, you can start any station from any song, album or artist you want and based on machine learning algorithm populates the station, it’s pretty spot on in my own experience and becomes more refined as you like or dislike songs.

Now I’ve got it to where if I press “play random” I will not need to skip any songs.

Curated playlists are great too activities to geek days to studying, it will quickly start to work out what playlist to offer at what time (like how Google Now / Assistant knows what you need at what time / day / date).

Like I said to start off with though, try both out, you will likely have a 3 month or if you’re lucky 6 month trial waiting for Google Play Music and probably at least 1 month for Spotify.

Here here! Pandora not withstanding, I like buying music.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3eN4xwADTI