I recently got into classical music, and I've listened to Beethoven, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, and Bach so far. My favorite is Tchaikovsky, but I've been reading articles and watching videos. The number of musicians saying that "Bach is a genius" is tremendous.
I don't know much about music theory, and maybe that's why. But I want someone to explain it to me in simple terms why he was different
I can't express the level of tranquility I feel when I listen to SRS. Just the moment I hear "Imprecise words" I'm like, "here comes my peace".
What an incredible album.
Only the 7 studio albums are here and the grid does not include collab albums.
I watched Master of the Universe yesterday, and I loved the merge of sci-fi and fantasy. Another good example is the game Saros. Or even Destiny.
What is it called, and where do I get more of that?
That font is Krakoan font
What a path to take after making what was, in my opinion, the best rap album of the year. The thing he said about making songs picturing them being used for movies really stood out for me cause this album is cinematic in a way. Way to go Vince 👏
The whole album is so good, but this song is on another level.
I want a friend group of nerds that genuinely care about each other and want to do all things together.
Watch movies
Play DnD
Play games online
Start a book club
Share our favorite comics
Even talk about physics if y'all are into that
Does anyone know a person like that?????
I'm a CS recent graduate who has a special place in his heart for physics. Even if I don't understand any of this, I just download books like this and stare at them for a while. But I want to be able to understand them and hopefully contribute something. What path should I take given that I have close to a 9th grader level of physics knowledge.
This is a photo captured from a book about black holes.
Edit: You can get the pdf here https://relativite.obspm.fr/blackholes
AMSP has become my favorite album, and I've recently discovered that when Desert Island Disk ends and Ful Stop starts I think that for the next 3 songs, I'm on another deserted planet and then I come back to where I was the moment the guitar part starts on The Numbers.
When I tell you that this has been the best music experience ever for me, I'M NOT JOKING.
I know this sounds weird but maybe someone out there shares this feeling with me.
Yes, the hatred of Revival is pushed, but specifically Offended is just a freaking banger of a track.
I have a specific spot in my neighborhood where I think is the best place to listen to that song.