have some breaking benjamin

>>25526682 I should have seen this coming

>>25526693 its good right? i know

>>25526693 i am with you forever the end

I only listen to metal, if Bernd wants I can post a few selected songs.

last 4 current downloads.

Next four.

ooh, a complete Genesis folder, don't mind if I do

Final four for now.

b

I'm a fan of Ginger Root but I only like one song

b

>>25526597 >Plumbing through How about you actually learn English, Taras? This is cringe.

guess where this is sampled from

>>25542017 Well its unforgivably bad. As far as the sample, do you mean the main melody line? Because its sounds generic enough for them to generate themselves, or was there something I missed?

>>25542137 no. it's amaranth by nightwish a very good song

>>25542140 I mean it could be, but they sampled a short melody line for that abomination likely not indicative of the source work.

>>25542150 nah its definitely ripped off amaranth is a good song

reminds me of evanescence

end emo music is kinda based if you think about it

>>25542150 I meant the source material could be a good song. I wasn't doubting the veracity of your claim. Also its not so much a ripoff if you only use something that brief without lifting anymore major things. Sampling becomes ripoffs when you basically keep all the important hooks and use them to boost your product, like Eminem "Lose Yourself" or Puff Daddy "I'll Be Missing You"

any power/thrash enjoyers here?

>>25542189 also meant for >>25542169 A good example would be "Steal My Sunshine," which is based largely around the breaks in "More, More More," but with a distinct enough song body, nobody could accuse them of ripping it off.

>>25542280 An example of sampling being a positive, of course. It works here because the artist used the sample as an instrument and not a framework.