Music/Musician's Discussion Thread

[Lukewoesal007]

A discussion thread to discuss any topic relating to music, as both a listener and an artist.

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

A discussion thread to discuss any topic relating to music, as both a listener and an artist.

I appreciate this but... other threads like this exist (though yours is unique in the sense of people being able to add songs they themselves made)

Thread 'Music Sharing Thread'

Oct 2, 2021

A thread to share music. Can be video game music, pop music, rock n' roll, electronic, jazz, etc. Just share some of your favorite music with the world.

Just don't send blatantly offensive stuffs. Try to keep this thread positive.

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I'll share mine here either way:
(Song - Composer/Arranger/Source)
You Can Become A Hero - BNHA OST (Yuki Hayashi)
Seigi Shikkou Slow Version - OPM OST (Makoto Miyazaki)
Avengers Suite Orchestral - Avengers OST (Alan Silvestri, Danny Elfman)
Justice League Foundation Theme - Snyder Justice League OST (Hans Zimmer)
Invincible Theme - John Paesano
Zenitsu Seventh Form Theme - Samuel Kim
Pacific Rim Theme - Pacific Rim OST (Ramin Djawadi and Tom Morello)
Arrival To Earth - Transformers OST (Steve Jablonsky)


Jurassic Park Theme - EpicTrailerMusicUK (Originally John Williams)
Star Wars Theme Epic - Samuel Kim (Originally John Williams)
Top Gun Maverick Theme - Top Gun Maverick OST (Harold Faltermeyer and Hans Zimmer)
HTTYD Test Drive Theme - HTTYD OST (John Powell)
Planes Theme - Planes OST (Mark Mancina)
Chariots Of Fire - Vangelis
He's A Pirate - Pirates Of The Caribbean OST (Klaus Badelt, Hans Zimmer, Geoff Zanelli)
Fairy Tail Theme - Fairy Tail OST (Yasuharu Takanashi)
Impossible - Two Steps From Hell
Victory - Two Steps From Hell
Together As One - James Paget
The Hero Within - James Paget
Adventure Time - Alan Walker
Fade x Spectre x Force x Hope - Alan Walker
Monody - TheFatRat
Unity - TheFatRat
Sky High - Elektronomia
Limitless - Elektronomia
Nekozilla - Different Heaven
Invincible - DEAF KEV
Firefly - Jim Yosef
Lit - Kensuke Ushio

Canon in D River Flows In You Mashup Orchestral - Eternity Roze (Originally Pachelbel and Yiruma)
Canon Rock - Cole Rolland (Originally JerryC who made a rock version of Pachelbel)
River Flows In You Electric Guitar - Kfir Ochaion (Originally Yiruma)

Lonely Mountain - Feed Me
Imitation - CDK
Imitation Remix - Zeyta Sonzakyo
Defend The Diamond - Hyun's Dojo
Glorious Morning 2 - Waterflame
Flight - Waterflame
Field Of Memories - Waterflame
Supercharger - Sybrid
Alien Victory - Starcadian

My Demons - Starset
Numb - Linkin Park
Monster - Skillet
Animal I Have Become - Three Days Grace
Angels Fall - Breaking Benjamin
On My Own - Ashes Remain

Boulevard Of Broken Dreams - Green Day
Legends Never Die - Against The Current
Burn It All Down - PVRIS
Rise - Mako and The Word Alive
Take Over - Max Schneider, Jeremy McKinnon and Henry Lau
The Call - 2WEI, Louis Leibfried, and Edda Hayes
Heavy Is The Crown - Linkin Park
For The Glory - All Good Things
Finish Line - Skillet
Move - Audio Adrenaline
Rare - Neffex
On And On - The Score
Microphone - Manic Drive
Echo - Crusher-P

Signal - TK from Ling toshite Sigure
Rapture - Panorama Panama Town
Unravel - TK from Ling toshite Sigure
Katharsis - TK from Ling toshite Sigure
Asphyxia - Cö shu Nie
King And Ashley - My First Story


Rage On - OLDCODEX
Kaitei No Orchestra - Romix
Hello Goodbye - Scenarioart
Hikaru Nara - Goose House
This Game - Konomi Suzuki
Brave Shine - Aimer
Paper Moon - Tommy heavenly6
Colours Of The Heart - UVERworld
The/A Cruel Angel's Thesis - Yoko Takahashi
HERO! - Jam Project
Snow Fairy - Funkist
Grand Escape - Radwimps
Zen Zen Zense - Radwimps
Sparkle - Radwimps
Suzume - Radwimps
My Soul, Your Beats - Lia
Again - YUI FMAB
Flyers - BRADIO
No. 7 - Jibaku Shonen Band
ANGEL - angela

(Invincible Tribute) Hero - Nerdout
(Deku BNHA Tribute) Go Beyond - Nerdout
(Avatar The Last Airbender/Legend Of Aang Tribute) Weight Of The World - Nerdout
(Mandalorian Tribute) Find The Way Home - Nerdout
(Cyberpunk Edgerunners Tribute) I Will Never Fade - Nerdout
(Halo Tribute) Coming For You - Nerdout
(Doom Tribute) I Am The Slayer - Nerdout
(Jurassic Park Tribute) Life Finds A Way - Nerdout
(Godzilla Tribute) Long Live The King - Nerdout
Among Us Rap Battles 1 and 2 - Nerdout
(Avatar The Last Airbender/Legend Of Aang Tribute) Avatar Four Nations Rap - Nerdout
(Shazam Tribute) Shout My Name - Nerdout
(Subnautica + Below Zero Tributes) Diving In Too Deep + Ice In My Veins - Nerdout

I Believe - Blessid Union
To Be Human - Marina
You Raise Me Up - Secret Garden
Lead The Fight On - He/She Is We
Iris - Goo Goo Dolls
I'm Still Here Jim's Theme - Treasure Planet OST (John Rzeznik from Goo Goo Dolls)
The Sorting Hat - RiddleTM

Jaane Nahin Denge Tujhe - Sonu Nigam
Aashayein - KK and Salim–Sulaiman
A Little Happiness - Hebe Tien
Rasa Sayang - Malay Folk
Munnaeru Vaalibaa - S. Jesudassan

Young Volcanoes - Fall Out Boy
This Is Gospel - Panic! At The Disco
Don't Stop Believin' - Journey
Under Pressure - Queen and David Bowie
It's Time - Imagine Dragons
You're Gonna Go Far, Kid - The Offspring
King Of The Stereo - Saliva

(sending it a second time again after the VSBW update is finished to make sure the message is not broken)

 

[Lukewoesal007]

I appreciate this but... other threads like this exist (though yours is unique in the sense of people being able to add songs they themselves made)

Okay, this isn't a music recommendation thread. Recommendations are fine, but this is for any and all discussions surrounding music.

Canon in D River Flows In You Mashup Orchestral - Eternity Roze (Originally Pachelbel and Yiruma)
Canon Rock - Cole Rolland (Originally JerryC who made a rock version of Pachelbel)
River Flows In You Electric Guitar - Kfir Ochaion (Originally Yiruma)

If you enjoy Pachelbel's work, I'd recommend Musicalische Ergötzung. Baroque is my favorite era of Western classical music (that I wish I was able to play more, as an orchestral bassist), and I feel any one of the six suites from that collection well represent the sound of the time and place.

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Okay, this isn't a music recommendation thread. Recommendations are fine, but this is for any and all discussions surrounding music.


If you enjoy Pachelbel's work, I'd recommend Musicalische Ergötzung. Baroque is my favorite era of Western classical music (that I wish I was able to play more, as an orchestral bassist), and I feel any one of the six suites from that collection well represent the sound of the time and place.

Fair enough
The only work I know from Pachelbel is Canon in D
But I do know a few other famous pianists/composers aside from him and Yiruma like Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Handel, etc (though I never went that indepth in the history or the study of music, just bits and pieces)
I could also recommend Ludovico Einaudi, though if you enjoy piano music a lot (which you likely do due to your background) you may have already heard of him and his music, it's amazing.

 

[Lukewoesal007]

The only work I know from Pachelbel is Canon in D

I can't even blame you. His Canon in D is so vastly popular that it's become "one of those classical songs" nearly anyone would recognize, out of the sheer ubiquity of its usage. I didn't start playing "classical" music until I was 12, and I didn't start listening to it regularly for another half decade, but I feel there are many pieces from the Baroque to Romantic periods that are deeply ingrained into my mind because I was exposed to them at an incredibly young age through sheer cultural diffusion. However, I am American, and thus I was raised in a largely "Western-centric" culture, all things considered, so I wonder if those from other parts of the world have similar associations with different bodies of music.

But I do know a few other famous pianists/composers aside from him and Yiruma like Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, Handel, etc (though I never went that indepth in the history or the study of music, just bits and pieces)

Handel's one of my favorite composers; he's definitely within the niche of German, Baroque-period composers I've found myself taken a liking to.

I could also recommend Ludovico Einaudi, though if you enjoy piano music a lot (which you likely do due to your background) you may have already heard of him and his music, it's amazing.

I'll give his work a listen. A quick search tells me he's a "contemporary classical composer," which is a nebulous term, but that gives me more motivation to hear his music myself to get an understanding of what it entails.