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In relation to today's Musical Discoveries post, but then just cause:

Some heavy metal,
Stone McKnuckle - Machine King


some synthwave metal,
RichaadEB - The Midnight Mass


and some techno.
maritumix - Forced Execution
 
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Some original piano solos.

Laurence Manning - Dance with the Wind


Zach Parrish - Natalie


Brayden McArthur - Nostalgia
I don't like to use basic links; a good security rule is to never click on a link you can't immediately verify. There isn't an alternative good quality posting of the piece, though, so I'll simply warn y'all to do your due diligence.

https://musescore.com/user/16328/scores/703301
 
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Seeing everyone sharing their music makes me want to do the same too! So here's mine:

https://bit.ly/33Sdjxs {The title of the song in the link is "Shuraru" (Irish Trad Arannge) by Tranica}. This song is a Japanese cover from a traditional Irish song called "Siúil A Rún" (translate to "Go, My Love").

Here's another version of "Siúil A Rún" by Clannad:



The song itself is pretty old so I don't know the original author for the song.

The reason I put the first link (the Japanese cover) there is because I can't find the song anywhere else, I happened to find this song when I was playing a rhythm game but besides that the song is kind of obscure to find but if you really wanna listen to the version of the song then you have to buy the CD Album on some Japanese website. Anyways, I think the song sounds really nice and calming. 

 
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My methodology for this thread is primarily spontaneity, and this afternoon I had the urge to post some Masayoshi Oishi songs.
Otomodachi Film


Kamiari Algorithm


Paradise City


Koi wa Explosion


Sometimes I think visuals distract from the appreciation for the music itself. Not that there isn't something to appreciate in those additional elements as well, simply something to consider.
 
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In my first OGM Red Alert 2 feature, I noted that I considered my appreciation for the music to be unusual for me, as I didn't consider myself to be otherwise a fan of the genre. But as I've been listening to more of Klepacki's work, I've realized it's somewhat similar to some of the rock'n'roll songs my dad would listen to when I was a kid (around the same time he was playing the game, actually); it may be I'm more a fan of the genre than I thought.
Idle Cure - "Breakaway"


Steve Taylor - "Smug"


WhiteHeart - "Invitation"


I've alluded before to the idea that different musical styles and genres sometimes need to be put into perspective for certain individuals to appreciate them; I suppose this is just another part of that for me.
 
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While I greatly appreciate the entirety of Mental Omega's soundtrack, the Foehn part composed by World Beyond is what especially stood out to me. There's a specific track in the album, Welcome to Our World, that functions as an intro to another (otherwise standalone) track, Beyond; together, they form one of the best tracks in the album. For some reason, there is no officially released unification of these two tracks, despite the former one being incapable of functioning as a standalone. I considered this an injustice, and have seen to the rectification.

World Beyond - "Welcome To Our World" and "Beyond"
 
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Original composition from ssbbmaster popped up in my feed today, and I dare say it's among the best pieces I've heard from him thus far. Thought I might as well share while it's still fresh.

ssbbmaster - "2/3 cup Sedatephobia"
 
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I've already shared most of my favorite Thanksgiving songs here, so this year I'll share some classical autumn music instead.

Vivaldi (performance: Voices of Music) - Concerto No. 3 in F major, Op. 8, RV 293, "L'autunno"


Doesn't get more classic than that! 😁

All are blessed, in little ways and big ways, and it is good to have time to reflect upon it and give thanks; I pray everyone has a happy Thanksgiving!
 
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My favorite musics are actually from my own country \o/

You guys might not understand the lyrics but i think it would be nice to share xd





I'm from Brazil, there's lots of good music you can find from here actually =D

One that probably someone here know is Girl from Ipanema (Garota de Ipanema)!

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I listen to many kinds of music, and I'm sure some people on this site do too. Whatever kind of music you listen to, whether it's pop, electronic, traditional folk music from other country, a pavane, breakcore,... there are songs that make you feel emotional, songs that I don't know if anybody noticed but songs that don't necessarily have to be sad it can but like, not always, only the melody can even make you feel the weight of emotions. And I like music like that, from whatever kind of genres, as long as it sounds... nice. And sometimes those melodies, in some kind of way, with their magic, make you cry, it made me cry, make you feel like.. crying. I don't know why but it might be because of the emotions poured into those melodies. Emotions in the melodies.

At the moment, there are two songs on my mind that resemble that, there are alot more but currently I'm thinking about these two





I really like the part when the violin played in the 1st song and the screaming in the 2nd song, so much emotions. 

 
For Christmas celebration, some of my favorite Christmas songs.
Calmus Ensemble - Nova! Nova!


Cloverton - A Hallelujah Christmas


Danny Gokey - Lift Up Your Eyes


With all the countries we have represented on the forum these days, I got to wondering how much traditional Christmas carols differ (for those that even celebrate Christmas to begin with). I didn't have time to look into it myself, but I thought I'd mention it, and maybe I'll remember to search around next year. Merry Christmas!
 
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Something I've started doing with university friends is going to karaoke nights. However that's not something you can go to to sing obscure doujin songs, so I've recently been tapping back into the music I "grew up" with, and thought I'd share some of it here. I put "grew up" in inverted commas because it's not necessarily music from my time; most of this stuff was introduced to me by my family.

Mike Oldfield is my favourite British musician, famous for Tubular Bells. His absolute best stuff is instrumentals, however, you can't really just listen to the songs by themselves on YouTube, because he makes albums where each track is essentially one movement of single giant performance, and it's meant to be listened to together, so you can't do with having any loading time in between tracks. Listening to one of these albums (for me particularly Tubular Bells II and Music of the Spheres) is like a journey and an absolutely beautiful experience, but for the reasons I mentioned, I can't share it here. So instead, I'm sharing some of his songs with guest vocalists, which are still pretty banging.


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When I do not listen to rock or anything symphonic, it seems like I have been listening to more and more music from Japan (be it Touhou related or other series). Therefore, the recent example of two songs from Amagami SS:



 The end credits theme for the second arc of first season. Episodes 4-7, Tanamachi Kaoru (voice and singing: Rina Sato)

 
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