Piano riddims

[0bleak]

come on, man, just 'cause it's a bit noisy doesn't mean it's not in the same spirit of a lot of that stuff especially if the musician has been heavily influenced by it all
"Categories strain, crack and sometimes break, under their burden - step out of the space provided."

 

[Benny Bunter]

Nah, you'll need a new thread for that sort of thing, we can tell the difference

 

[0bleak]

consensus

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[Benny Bunter]

 

[hmg]

Sublime piano on this

 

[thirdform]

Sweet harmony is, was and will forever be utterly sublime and gorgeous though, can't not include it.

no it's terrible. it hardly has a bassline and was a rebellion against the techno/darkside direction of hardcore.

You need to embrace the aesthetically ugly and kill your feelings of contedness. one of @luka 's greatest insights is that music should be like an obstacle course, all day, every day.

 

[Benny Bunter]

Who cares if it's got a bassline or not? this is the piano thread!

 

[thirdform]

Who cares if it's got a bassline or not? this is the piano thread!

pianos are imperialist. they must be balanced out by basslines.

 

[DLaurent]

 

[hmg]

Love this. It's what I was reaching for, had in my head, when I found the slammer earlier

 

[hmg]

pianos are imperialist. they must be balanced out by basslines.

What's your favourite piano concerto? If you don't have one, are you even alive?

 

[DLaurent]

I was trying to think of something more lowkey hardcore than that but kept thinking of Trip to the Moon Part 2.

There's a Nookie tune from 92 that sounds a bit like The Slammer too.

 

[0bleak]

 

[thirdform]

What's your favourite piano concerto? If you don't have one, are you even alive?

i'm a guitar concertos man m8.

 

[mixed_biscuits]

 

[maxi]

 

[maxi]