That's a different view, thanks.

It'll get more upvotes and therefore more exposure

That's a good reason :)

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That's good you use music to make those connections.

fair enough

I like it, thanks!

Thanks, I'm sure artists across different mediums feel the same. I'm intruiged you say you could connect to music even if the message of the music isn't something you can connect with. That's interesting.

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If I had that much money to spend I wouldn't have wrote this post.

It's a cool bit bro, just help the guy out by clicking a button?

pay us haha

It's in the comment but yes I think most people just want to see me suffer without listening.

But people don’t have to actually listen to it to upvote the post. Surely tying it to the listen count would work better?

Not necessarily, Nirvana isn't technically "skilled musicianship", at least I don't think most would consider it theory-heavy. Especially their louder and angrier stuff haha (Endless, Nameless off the Nevermind album (the first breakdown right at the 2 minute mark)).

But I also like to listen to some "ignorant rap", I've heard it called before, a lot of it also has a heavy Grunge influence and pays homage to Nirvana interestingly enough. Kxllswxtch is one of my favorites from this genre, he has some objectively "unsophisticated" music, such as 'THIS IS NOT A SONG THIS IS A MENTAL BREAKDOWN' but then on the same album he has a song called 'SCATTERBRAIN' where the guitar riff, lyrics, and probably title are all very grunge influenced.

A lot of people would say this kind of music is not "good" if they're not into that sort of thing, but I think it's very subjective terminology. To me, especially when I'm in that headspace, I would consider it good music.

lil tarantula is a youtube channel that does pop/metal mashups a lot, i think their videos might be your style.

they've done metal renditions of pop singers such as nicole scherzinger, addison rae, sabrina carpenter, fifth harmony, selena gomez, and ellie goulding.

The context of his playing the Star Spangled Banner is what makes it truly legendary.

He didn't go on until 9am Monday, most of the crowd had gone back to their daily lives at that point after 4 days of Armageddon that was Woodstock, apparently the band did not know he was going to play it hence the sporadic accompaniment, then there's the Vietnam fuckin' war...

All the chaos that he includes is no accident and is a stark political statement. Those are the whistles of bombs dropping, people's cries, alarms sounding. He also throws Taps in. He tells a whole story via an instrumental.

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Thank u all for the recommendations 😘

The Dukes of Stratosphear is very Beatlesque

I'm not sure but somehow already 50 people want me to. Is there anything else I can do for you to listen to my track?

Thanks for that. When you listen to loud angry music, does it still need to express good 'musicianship' (someone else used that term and I liked it)

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