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if you like this baseline type in "Tom Dicicco - 'Untitled'" on soundcloud. as soon as i heard this it reminded me of him. make sure you have a good subwoofer when you play it though it's made for heavy base-- it's something he spun at the boiler room, i think the one in london.

@steave707 you bet :) glad you liked em

brits have such a unique and fun way with fashion, kind of a futuristic 80s thing goin on, a lot of color and electric shapes and stockings. reminds me of the girl from the ting tings and mia in the paper planes video.

lol the music is awesome. it reminds me a final fantasy travel scene or something. i want that shit at my wedding.

now that was fun.

what i found is amazingly difficult about this piece isn't learning the notes and chords and playing it at speed--thats cake compared to appropriate volume over those massive chords, applying equivalent pressure simultaneously between eight fingers at very low volumes and making, firstly, all key...

@cleanguy08 thanks for the lyrics i gave up on findin those a while ago. for the line "goodbye baby, you call that gone?" i'm hearing "wave goodbye baby, they call that gone" is this just me mis-hearing things are is there a chance that this might also be it?

little hint of a lisp: "i love brooklyn because....its so mysterious...and so vast..." i love this guy. so creatively powerful and simultaneously so adorable. i just wanna give him a noogie and a big hug.

@hldemi tooth fairy's a little much...there's a ton of brilliant people who've believed in a conscious source, including einstein, shrodinger, planck, heisenberg, many nobel laureates, lots of physicists--they believed in god because of science. nobelist george wald (physiology) was strictly at...

@olumwandishi what do you reckon it is, that spoonful? i don't think there's any better way of putting it, and i think it's a little different for everybody but always ultimately is about the same thing.

@steadilyshine09 maybe hes got more than one target

@Manoplero true but i didnt say it did-i said playing at only 5 for royalty, who were colossal personal sources of commissions and, treated as divinely ordained, enormous cultural and social influence-is a mark of genius unlikely in beyonce.

and there is a point of comparison. saying you cant sa...

@annthuhknee hampsters like soundgarden too, it gets them super pumped about their wheels

@seandman1031 wow that is a really powerful story my friend thank you so much for sharing. i lost several family members to cancer and suicide but felt they were still with me, and i realized it was b/c we're all in God, God is always with us all, and so all the ones we love are always with us. i...

@zaqwedcxszxcvbnm no it had a heart attack and pooped its pants

@DannyWrigley lol classic im remembering that one

@znkzHD well said

if you forget that theyre glasses for a moment and look at them as nothing more or less than as part of an instrument, these crystal clear bulbs of varying sizes filled with water that he makes ring by moving his fingers around their rims, it makes it almost as beautiful to watch as it is to hear

he "loses it"? he "storms off"? he's asked an irrelevant trap of a question where if he answers no he will be stamped by his country as disloyal, and if he answers yes the music community will criticize his artistic integrity. and yet he smiles, quietly says "i don't want to answer this questio...

wow....17 years old....what genious...

god i love ashkenazy. check out his rachmaninoff prelude in c minor its incredible, the best i think ive heard.

@iDanielVideo he manages well enough to be able to learn from it and to be able to play with some expression, and thats what matters. but i agree with you inasmuch that i think he may improve only slowly if he practices at the rate he is playing it here. and at his age, it is natural to play so...

@antispectral what's voicing? ive tried researching it on the internet but all i can find are references to piano tuning and chord composition.

i love how effortlessly and consistently she simultaneously controls entirely different sound volumes and touches between her two hands. for a few measures towards the beginning in particular she is quiet and gentle with the right hand, louder and forceful with the left, the two woven seamlessly...

i love how the ambient and bass are layered into one another. if those are the right terms. which theyre probably not. and 1:44........hol....y......shit..........thats not even fair

@hailmightyzep caucus is right. others were shrodinger,planck, heisenberg,einstein said it was necessary (got the physics right) many nobel laureate scientists lots of whom are interestingly r physicists. atheist nobelist george wald (physiology) changed his mind to theism b/c of science. go to "...

lol this song is epic i love it