#musicnerd

[adafruit]

There is a Green Day floppy disk – Dookie Demastered 💾🦖🧸

"The album that exploded punk rock 30 years ago, re-exploded onto obscure, obsolete, and inconvenient formats." Formats and more include: Player Piano Roll, Floppy Disk, Teddy Ruxpin, Doorbell, Game Boy Cartridge, Toothbrush, Big Mouth Billie Bass, HitClip, 8-Track, Wax Cylinder, X-Ray Record, Answering Machine, MiniDisc, Fisher Price Record, and Music Box.

[iammiviiofficial]

Got a chance to work on my kool DJ mask in the werks! 😌🎶 First test: FAILURE 😣 Got any ideas for me? Leave a comment down below! 🫶🏾😝

[losergendered]

Trombonerd: a gender related to trombone and being a nerd; a nerd that plays trombone, a nerdy trombonist, etc

Musicnerd: a gender related to music and being a nerd; a nerd that loves/plays music, a nerdy musician, etc

For anon!

[im-just-a-peach]

Music: 27, 29, 54 :)

27. Do you enjoy making playlists? If so, are there any you’re proud of and would like to share?

Thank you for asking... This is one of my proudest accomplishments in life only open if you are a fan of the 90's.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0JOaFbPasVZ4Ivj744wmf2?si=NAp9gInwTR-aJ3vloCeznQ&pi=u-FWUniUO3Qu6W

29. Songs you love to dance to: Most anything with a beat. But also Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler

54. An album you loved since the first time you listened to: Little Earthquakes by Tori Amos

[1001penguinjazz]

Intro

Greetings!

I'm Nicole and I consider myself a music and jazz enthusiast. In a conscious effort to gain momentum and maintain enthusiasm, I am about to embark on an intensive journey through The Penguin Guide to Jazz 1001 Albums.

The way I will do it is to randomly select albums to listen to from cover to cover in an effort to further my education and appreciation of jazz. To keep track of it all, I'll post each album and a few notes on this here bloggity blog. Starting with 1001 and making my way down to number 1. This might seem convoluted and confusing to you as the numerical order of the albums will ultimately have no meaning other than my own personal mental place-holder. And that's okay because I'm embarking on this journey, not you.

SO welcome and please let's celebrate this amazing, prolific, ever-expanding genre together!

Onward!

[trapmetalblog]

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I had to take a mental health break so i have no posted in a while!!!! But im back! Ready to catch up on work....

1st up I present to you this new EP by @jayfive666 titled Arsenal. This EP is SOLID! What a great way to kick the new wave into gear. This 4 piece weapon of mass destruction is so refreshing. A genuine take what Trap Metal really is. First off the beats on this EP all feature Trap elements PLUS Metal elements. If there is no metal in there, and its just someone screaming over a beat, its not really Trap Metal, but this release by JayFive 6 stands true to the Trap Metal wave. His lyrics are heavy and fast with a very “hood” tone to his lyricisms. Boasting a distinct style of Drill energy complimented by classic trap samples in between. Every sound, loud and up front, scratching every itch I have as a mutli genre listener. All 4 tracks on this EP are solid, none of theme slacking in the slightest. Id be keen to hear a full EP of these sounds specifically. I’d also like to add that every feature on this release matched his energy and nobody fell behind or threw off the flow of the record. I give this EP a perfect 10 out of 10. Watch out, you better have JayFive 6 on your radar. He’s clearly a force to be reckoned with. Arsenal, out now on all platforms! Check it out. Add it to your playlists. Leave him a comment and let him know what you think!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DDzPUzsJHWk/?img_index=1

. . . Review by Heartless Fendi aka Brett Deadly . . . #TrapMetal#AlternativeHipHop#UndergroundHipHop#IndieHipHop#AlternativeRap#MusicDiscovery#NewMusic#HiddenGems#MusicNerd#MusicLover#MusicAddict#TrapMusic#TrapNation#TrapBeats#TrapLife#TrapMetalKings#AlternativeMusic#IndieMusic#AlternativeCulture#AlternativeLifestyle#AltMusic

[fantano]

#MusicNerd

[maximuswolf]

Dive into the ultimate music quiz at MusicNerd!

🎶⚡️⚡️ Dive into the ultimate music quiz at MusicNerd! Dive into the ultimate music quiz at Music Nerd and you could score tickets to see your favourite artist live! Play now, win big! 🌟 #MusicNerdConcerthttps://musicnerd.io/ Submitted May 08, 2024 at 02:42AM by Western_Break_4553 https://ift.tt/k7p3A6F via /r/Music

[curiouslyspecificplaylists]

On episode 17 of our strange podcast — “One-Liners,” 28 songs in 40 minutes! Josh and Paul explore avenues to build a themed music playlist of short, fun songs for Cory from Duluth, Minnesota, who wants musical inspiration for his comedy writing. We also interview comedian Lizz Brannon.

#curiouslyspecificplaylists #musicnerds #musicpodcast

[thelocalvillain]

She’s so real for that

[agapeguitars]

Accurate. #agapeguitars #happynewyear #whatevernewyear #2022 #music #musician #musictheory #musicnerd https://www.instagram.com/p/CYMzJstuBBo/?utm_medium=tumblr

[iammiviiofficial]

Almost ruined my Rainbow-Pickle Surprise with a near music-theory meltdown!😖🥒 Had to switch up the key, but the bassline is sounding pretty sweet! 🫐💕😍

[madewithlovejewelry]

. 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐛𝐮𝐦𝐬 𝐝𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐲𝐥? 🎶 These record earrings are making a comeback! But I only have a few pairs so please let me know if you’re interested 🥰❤️ . . . #record #recordingstudio #recordplayer #recordstore #vinyl #vinylcollection #vinylcommunity #piano #keyboard #music #musicnotes #musicnerd #musicnote #singer #singersongwriter #berkleecollegeofmusic #musician #musiciansofinstagram #boston #bostonmassachusetts #vinylrecords #vinylcollector #vinyloftheday #vinyladdict #recordplayers #vintage #vintagestore (at Berklee College of Music) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSanb2II__n/?utm_medium=tumblr

[distantnoises-othervoices]

A change of pace… Here’s a 1997 flyer for the Sneaker Pimps and Aphex Twin @ The Ogden in Denver. Chris Corner from the Pimps signed it for me and gave me the straw cowboy hat (which I think he’d worn on stage that night - but my memory is terrible). We chatted about #GoldmithsCollege because that’s where I was currently doing art school, and he’d studied there previously. Funny side-story: I took the hat back to London with me, where I was living for a few years. I put the hat on my bedroom wall as decoration and a sweet reminder. 💞 One night, my flatmate and I were lounging around watching a British gameshow on tv, and one of the trivia questions was about the Sneaker Pimps. And I kid you not - the hat, which had been there for months - FELL OFF THE WALL! Right after the trivia question came on tv!!! 🤯🤯🤯 Was this some kinda psychic energy or wot! 🙀🙀🙀 Unfortunately, the hat got lost in my move back to the states a couple of years later 💔 I am still a huge fan of their music, and of IAMX 🖤

(at The Ogden Theatre)

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHrbuquBAxt/?igshid=mptl9djieok9

[common-void]

Where do I find new music?

I got to be honest, none of my friends ever asked me about how I find new music to listen to. But, indeed, most of them have told me that I got a good taste in music (excuse me). Sorry for bragging but it’s actually my kind of favorite compliment. Kudos to anyone who (still) thought that way. I would say that I’m lucky enough to experience a lot of genres since my childhood. From Disney bop (was a huge fan of Jonas Brothers when I was 10 years old, but that’s where I discovered Shania Twain), rock, electronic, pop, alternative, even latino. Those things shaped me into a multi-genre music snob. Just to be clear, I’m not an expert but my ears are somehow above average (I really have to stop bragging), and I got 62,160 minutes listened on Spotify. Sounds fair enough to you? Sure, what I mean by “new” music, it’s not always a “recently released” music. It could be songs from the 80s or the 90s that I just discovered. There is still a lot of good music out there that I haven’t discovered yet. But hey, enough for the chit-chat, let’s get down to business.

1. Music Blogs

I would really recommend visiting music blogs like Pitchfork, Stereogum, NPR Music, or anything you find intrigue. They got a lot of different genres of music from a lot of artists, mostly independent. For a first-timer, you could just pick up their monthly chart playlist or start a baby-step by listening to their best music from a particular year. Example: Best Music of 2019. If you thought of Billboard, I don’t think they give a recommendation for a variety of genres as they mainly focus on pop and hip hop. Anyway, sometimes when I feel like it, I do surf on Tumblr just for finding new music. Some of the music blogs on Tumblr are inactive nowadays but it doesn’t matter to me as long as I found some stuffs worth listening to. Of course, of course! Music streaming platform is not limited to this point, try the easiest like Soundcloud or Bandcamp to discover newly born artist.

2. Social Media/Forum/Communities

Whew, a lot of slashes! True, most of my music I discovered are from social media like Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, even TikTok (guilty). When someone uploaded a song that they’ve been listening to on their social media, if it catches my attention, I’d give it a try. Set following on music communities you like on Instagram, they give cool recommendations. On Twitter or Reddit, someone usually just asking people “What was your favorite song this decade?” or “Your favorite album of all time?” something like that. In an instant, it becomes your music recommendation galore. Even on Reddit, the music enthusiasts have their own music chart which by the way, doesn’t suck! Bravo, bravo! For TikTok, some people (well, a few) do use cool songs as their background music. Just don’t forget to take notes or else you lose it.

3. Youtube

Isn’t it Youtube a social media? Yes. But I prefer to break it down since the method I use is pretty different than the one mentioned above. I didn’t really fancy (not never) surfing this site to find any particular song. What I do is to only watch the Full Set of live performances on Youtube. Could be from festivals, talkshows, or sessions. If you’re serious enough, you can subscribe to music critics like The Needle Drop (for album review) or Alfo Media (for songs in particular). Besides, I don’t think Youtube is the perfect platform for discovering new music. From my experience, the music they’re trying to recommend me sucks. In the case of Youtube Music, I haven’t tried it. But for now, I don’t think I might. Another thing to keep in mind, we are all only human, sometimes our ears are tired and sick of listening too much music. How do I overcome it? Give it a break OR you could just binge-watching music videos on Youtube because visually, you’re not tired (yay). Or just give it a break, mate.

4. Soundtrack

Don’t ever think about googling “Best Movie Soundtrack” or “Series Shows With Best Soundtrack”. Trust me, don’t. You will end up not enjoying it. My tip, if you’re watching a movie or series you like, try to pay attention whenever a song plays in the background. On Netflix, sometimes they even put the song title on subtitle (if you do watch your movie with subtitle). Take notes on whatever catches your ears or simply just search the playlist on Spotify.

5. Spotify

Ah, yes, finally! You might be wondering why I didn’t mention Spotify earlier even though Spotify is the one and only music platform I use daily. To be VERY honest, I do get a bunch of music recommendations from Spotify but what can I do if my ears often disagree with their choice. I’m not saying that their curated “My Discover Weekly” sucks, just not really clicked with my preferences. So, what I would do is exploring Spotify users with legit playlists. Whether it’s from music blogs, music critics, or even some random person I found along the way. Hey, if you my friend, found out I’ve been jamming to your playlist, don’t bother, because I think you’re cool.

Those five points only narrowing down my sources on finding new music. In fact, you can find any new music everywhere. At a bar, a bookstore, the mall. Just seize your Shazam app on your phone or if you don’t have one, type the lyrics you heard on google. One last tip, in the journey of discovering music you like, you might find some that didn’t fit your taste or preference. Hell, you might even hate a few. Just remember to give your ears a chance. Don’t judge too quick unless you already try to listen to their stuff (wise, huh?). May you find a gem. Good luck!

Adios, Risdiana Izzaty

[heyhomamapho]

8 years ago I made a decision to quit my job and study music in the USA. • I spent all of my savings from my corporate job, uprooted myself from my country and went for it. • I spent my time there immersed in music and I absorbed every little bit of knowledge I could. I literally slept in the college many nights. I learned from the best teachers and made wonderful friends. • 7 years ago I graduated from this amazing music school. It has a piece of my heart. ❤️ • Best decision I ever made. #Guitarist #guitarplayer #singersongwriter #melbourne #dhaka #bangladesh #dhakadiaries #dhakastyle #musicschool #musicnerd #musicgrad #lama #losangeles #lacm #losangelescollegeofmusic (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9OK_h8l11U/?igshid=6yaoud53cmwa