how about music you've written that isn't chip?
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The Flaming Lips And Stardeath And White Dwarfs With Henry Rollins And Peaches Doing Dark Side Of The Moon
Just started streaming it from here:
http://www.lala.com/#album/360569445171 … f_The_Moon
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BOSTON8BIT, MA
egr wrote:
The Flaming Lips And Stardeath And White Dwarfs With Henry Rollins And Peaches Doing Dark Side Of The Moon
Just started streaming it from here:
Oh my... oh my god!
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Active Knowledge wrote:
egr wrote:The Flaming Lips And Stardeath And White Dwarfs With Henry Rollins And Peaches Doing Dark Side Of The Moon
Just started streaming it from here:
Oh my... oh my god!
That's a good one too! 
I'm loving Dark Side of the Moon so far but I tend to slavishly adore everything they put out.
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philly
Active Knowledge wrote:
minusbaby wrote:"Spring Break" by The Fucking Champs
From “VI” [2007]Pay attention to what this man says, always The Fucking Champs. :-D
I love the champs!
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Philly/NY
bucky wrote:
One of my favorite songs as of late!
Margo Guryan - Sunday Morning
from Take a Picture, 1968Brilliant pop music! The sound of the drums and guitar noodling and time changes and basically everything about this song is so fucking pleasant.
Yes! I love this album, and this is my favorite song off of it!
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Brunswick, GA USA
Styles I subconsciously fall upon when I am short on ideas #1: Bossa Nova
(No idea why, I'm not from Brazil.)
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Brunswick, GA USA
Styles I subconsciously fall upon when I am short on ideas #2: Progressive Rock
(It can be argued that early VGM is a mix of progressive pop/rock and dance music.)
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Brunswick, GA USA
Styles I subconsciously fall upon when I am short on ideas #3: House (or progressive dance or IDM)
(I actually don't like Ed Banger but this video is undeniably cool.)
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The Bronx
"Dirty Old Bossa Nova" by The Howard Roberts Quartet
H.R. Is a Dirty Guitar Player [1963]
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Chunter, tht's exactly why you think about Bossa Nova. You're not brazilian.
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Brisbane, Australia, Earth
Sabrepulse wrote:
how about music you've written that isn't chip?
that is fucking beautiful!
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The Bronx
chunter wrote:
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As a self-proclaimed Brasilian, I must point out that that's a dreadful cover (and not bossa nova).
Here's the original:
"Mais Que Nada" by Jorge Ben
Samba Esquema Novo [1963]