Top pros doing Distance, Putting, and the Skillshot competitively would be compelling to me to watch with their high production values.
There's usually a passing mention of them during coverage and it always piques my interest, but there's never good video of them. Most video of distance competitions is basically phone video. This year they mentioned Dickerson winning the Skillshot thing. Who doesn't want to see the Robot Chicken flexing every shot in the book?
Looking for groups to support that are similar to my two ult groups. Thank you!
Recommended Playlist anything from these albums lol
Slayer: Hell Awaits (Def Jam, Geffen) South of Heaven (Def Jam) Seasons in the Abyss (American) Divine Intervention (American) Undisputed Attitude (American) Diabolus in Musica (American) God Hates Us All (American) Christ Illusion (American)
Anthrax: Spreading the Disease (Megaforce/Island) Among the Living (Megaforce/Island) State of Euphoria (Megaforce/Island) Persistence of Time (Megaforce/Island)
Megadeth:
Peace Sells... But Who's Buying (Capitol)
So Far, So Good... So What! (Capitol)
Rust in Peace (Capitol)
Countdown to Extinction (Capitol)
Youthanasia (Capitol)
Cryptic Writings (Capitol)
Risk (Capitol)
Super Collider (Universal)
Dystopia (Universal)
Not sure about any of thier live records or EPs, but that's a pretty fucking tasty list.
Edit: I retracted my previous statement. He got us all four lol.
I’ve made two songs on GarageBand and while I’m happy with them, I know that I could do so much more and use so many more sounds to make them way better. I was just planning on having one of the small midi keyboards and one of those pads with squares all over them (I know how to use one I just don’t know what they’re called lol) to start me out, and would appreciate some advice as to what product or brand would be best to buy from. I’d also really appreciate a recommendation as to what program is best for making rap beats and psychedelic-like instrumentals. Budget is around $1k - $1500, thanks in advance to whoever might read this and help!
Ok... time to get serious.
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This is certainly unpopular as they’re more known for their hype bangers. I know Big Bang isn’t the most vocally impressive unit and boy groups like EXO and TVXQ’s ballads are much more technically impressive, but there’s a sincerity to BB ballads that gets to me. It’s probably since the members write the lyrics themselves but I truly feel their emotions when they sing. Ballads are hit-or-miss for me in k-pop but I always look forward to BB ones.
I love the variety in their ballads. If you want something more stripped back and bare, If You is the right one for you. If you want something more grand and orchestral, Monster and Last Dance are up your alley. Hell, if you want to dance to a ballad, Haru Haru is the quintessential sad banger.
Emotion is the key for me enjoying a ballad and BB nail it in this department. Often times ballads can come off almost soulless as they feel like a vehicle for impressive vocals but Taeyang and Daesung are two of the most emotive idol vocalists and always sound like they’re on the brink of tears when they sing.
Even the members’ solo careers have iconic ballads. Eyes, Nose, Lips is one of the best k-pop songs ever and since it came from a personal story from Taeyang, it feels all the more authentic. Not to mention GD’s Untitled, 2014. I know he’s not much of a vocalist technically, but his emoting in this song is on another level. You can feel his anguish.
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