What is some music you like?

[Cireeric]

 

[PurpleTree]

 

 

 

[PurpleTree]

50 minutes ago, Cireeric said:

 

Yea classic!

[Nilsi]

50 minutes ago, Cireeric said:

 

One of my favorite albums and bands of all time!

The opener is sooo fucking good:

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[PurpleTree]

Some Shazams

 

[Cireeric]

18 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

One of my favorite albums and bands of all time!

The opener is sooo fucking good:

Nice! Yes one of my favorite albums too, I love the energy of it. My sister recommanded it to me 2 summers ago and since then I heard it a lot, she has great taste

[Nilsi]

I've recently started getting into Latin music, which led me to become obsessed with Arca. She’s pushing Latin music into deeply experimental, avant-garde territory.

I highly recommend her five-part "KiCk" album series (KiCk i–v).

Edited November 9 by Nilsi

[Nilsi]

5 minutes ago, Cireeric said:

Nice! Yes one of my favorite albums too, I love the energy of it. My sister recommanded it to me 2 summers ago and since then I heard it a lot, she has great taste

Shoutout to your sister!

[PurpleTree]

2 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

I've recently started getting into Latin music, which led me to become obsessed with Arca. She’s pushing Latin music into deeply experimental, avant-garde territory.

I highly recommend her five-part "KiCk" album series (KiCk i–v).

Was in Latin America last year. Heard this song a lot 

 

[Cireeric]

1 minute ago, Nilsi said:

I've recently started getting into Latin music, which led me to become obsessed with Arca. She’s pushing Latin music into deeply experimental, avant-garde territory.

I highly recommend her five-part "kick" album series (kick i–v).

I heard some of Arcas tracks driving my car in the night, crazy vibes  I might should dive into some more of her stuff.

[Nilsi]

11 minutes ago, PurpleTree said:

Was in Latin America last year. Heard this song a lot 

 

This is some classy stuff.

I've actually been toying with the idea of moving to Montevideo, Uruguay lately. I’ve always wanted to live in Patagonia, but I realized I enjoy urban life too much and would probably feel isolated in such remote nature, as beautiful as it is. The South American way of life is just so much warmer and more joyful than in Europe - and there are huge tax breaks and a generally lower cost of living that I could really benefit from.

Edited November 9 by Nilsi

[PurpleTree]

9 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

This is some classy stuff.

I've actually been toying with the idea of moving to Montevideo, Uruguay lately. I’ve always wanted to live in Patagonia, but I realized I enjoy urban life too much and would probably feel isolated in such remote nature, as beautiful as it is. The South American way of life is just so much warmer and more joyful than in Europe - and there are huge tax breaks and a generally lower cost of living that I could really benefit from.

There are pros and cons for sure.

If you like dancing etc. Latin America is for you. But i just looove the beauty and walkability and pt etc. of many European cities.

[PurpleTree]

I‘m trying to find this Hong Kong Chinese song now but it’s almost impossible to find. I think it was a chinese mafia triad favourite.

[Nilsi]

18 minutes ago, PurpleTree said:

There are pros and cons for sure.

If you like dancing etc. Latin America is for you. But i just looove the beauty and walkability and pt etc. of many European cities.

I love dancing, going out with friends, sipping cocktails on warm summer nights. I love the beach, and I love warm, sensual women.

There’s a lot I appreciate about Europe, too - but I’m becoming disillusioned with the hypocrisy of bourgeois culture. And honestly, I feel like the working class in Europe is often miserable, petty, and unhappy with life. I don’t want to play on either side of that divide.

Latin American culture feels more egalitarian, and it celebrates the simple pleasures of life far more than in Europe. I’ll admit, I’m becoming a bit of a solipsist in this sense. I’m tired of the grand aesthetic, political, and intellectual projects that define European culture. I just want to read my books, drink wine, make love, write poetry, do business, and leave all this petty bullshit behind.

Edited November 9 by Nilsi

[PurpleTree]

10 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

I love dancing, going out with friends, sipping cocktails on warm summer nights. I love the beach, and I love warm, sensual women.

There’s a lot I appreciate about Europe, too - but I’m becoming disillusioned with the hypocrisy of bourgeois culture. And honestly, I feel like the working class in Europe is often miserable, petty, and unhappy with life. I don’t want to play on either side of that divide.

Latin American culture feels more egalitarian, and it celebrates the simple pleasures of life far more than in Europe. I’ll admit, I’m becoming a bit of a solipsist in this sense. I’m tired of the grand aesthetic, political, and intellectual projects that define European culture. I just want to read my books, drink wine, make love, write poetry, do business, and leave all this petty bullshit behind.

Oof i wouldn‘t say that. I spent like 2 months in Colombia last year and there was quite the divide poor and rich. A lot of poverty. Beautiful place nonetheless obviously.

[Nilsi]

1 minute ago, PurpleTree said:

Oof i wouldn‘t say that. I spent like 2 months in Colombia last year and there was quite the divide poor and rich. A lot of poverty. Beautiful place nonetheless obviously.

But the working class in these places is generally still proud and content.

Extreme poverty is, of course, brutal - no one thrives under those conditions. But you won’t find people there complaining all day about gas prices going up by 10 cents or spiraling into radical reactionary politics like people do here, on both the left and the right.

Sure, there are capitalist pigs there too, but they’re usually just narcissistic, hedonistic jerks - not psychopathic bourgeois imperialists, whether cultural or economic.

[PurpleTree]

Are you in Scandinavia @Nilsi ?

[Nilsi]

Just now, PurpleTree said:

Are you in Scandinavia @Nilsi ?

Worse.

Germany.

[PurpleTree]

Hehe alright.

[PurpleTree]

17 minutes ago, Nilsi said:

Worse.

Germany.

Here‘s two German songs for you.