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Ithildin - Arda's Herbarium - Vol. II (full album) [Dungeon Synth/Ambient]
Ithildin - Arda's Herbarium - Vol. II (full album) [Dungeon Synth/Ambient] Hotney 10 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

A Musical Guide to the Mystical Garden of Middle​​-​​Earth and Stranger Places

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Inspired by the book “Flora of Middle-Earth”
by Walter S. Judd & Graham A. Judd.

The experience of reading Tolkien goes far beyond reading words on a page. While we wander deeper in the books, we actually find ourselves immersed in Middle-Earth, imbued with its people, languages and myth-drenched cities and forests. These tales of epic wars, tragic romances and undying people drive the narrative forward, but it’s the thorough world building that transports us into these mysterious realms of magic. Among them : Woodland realms, pastoral towns and primordial forests in which trees can speak while others house millenia-old beings.

The professor’s process of magnifying, naming and animating all plants pushes us to notice the plants that surround us in a concrete way. Tolkienian mythopoeia does not promote escapism - it reconnects us to important elements of our internal, natural and cultural landscapes. It impacts how we interact with others and with our surroundings - with what we see, what we smell and what we hear.

Are you really listening to what surrounds you?
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Guillaume P. Trépanier : Synth & percussion

Pierre Brouillette Hamelin : Bass (VIII, XI, XIV), guitar (XV), kalimba (II), vocal (I, VII)

Vincent Lepage : Synth bass (VI), bass (VII)

Plants illustrations, layout and music by Guillaume P. Trépanier

Cover illustration by Ellis Green (Sunken Grove)

Mixed by Vincent Lepage

Mastered by Pierre Brouillette Hamelin

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Kendrick Lamar Meets Rick Rubin and They Have an Epic Conversation | GQ
Kendrick Lamar Meets Rick Rubin and They Have an Epic Conversation | GQ Hotney 4 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

When we introduced K.Dot to Double-R at Shangri-La Studios in Malibu, conversational fireworks flew. Hit play, and come away inspired.

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Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary)
Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses (Documentary) Hotney 2 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Mac Miller - Stopped Making Excuses

“I’m probably going to cry a few times through the course of this thing,” Mac Miller says in the first scene of Stopped Making Excuses, a new documentary produced and presented by The FADER.

What follows is a candid look at the Pittsburgh native’s past six years, starting with his ascent, when he was 19, as a popular but critically panned rapper. “I was an easy target. I admit that,” he says now. “It became one of those things where I got so much negativity that it almost became, like, ‘There’s no point to overly hate on this dude, let me look in and see what he’s doing.’ And when you look in, there’s some good music there.” Following his 2011 debut album, Billboard's first independently released No.1 in over a decade, Mac moved to Los Angeles, where it seemed to many he was thriving. That’s where Andrew Nosnitsky met him for Mac Miller's 2013 The FADER cover story, and where he played an endearing role in Earl Sweatshirt’s cover too.

But Mac says L.A. soon turned toxic, as he spiraled into increasing drug use. In one scene in Stopped Making Excuses, French Montana counsels him to slow down with codeine. In another, Mac appears in a bathtub wearing a long-sleeved shirt, top hat, and sunglasses, while saying “I’m not on drugs… drugs are on me.”

To finish 2015’s acclaimed GO:OD AM, he headed back to Pittsburgh to regain his composure. Watch him lead the Steelers onto the field, eat one of those weird sandwiches with french fries on it, and perform in his Taylor Allderdice High School graduation gown.

Now, he’s living in New York, trying to make sense of his past and orient himself to an independent, healthy future. “I’d rather be the corny white rapper than the drugged-out mess that can’t even get out of his house,” he says. “You don’t go down in history because you overdosed."

Director: Rob Semmer
Producer: Rob Semmer
Executive Producer: Joseph Patel
Executive Producers: Andy Cohn, Jon Cohen, Rob Stone, Anthony Holland
Director Of Photography: Scott Perry
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editors: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Camera Assistant: Alexa Carroll, Zach McGeehan
Sound: Miliken Gardner, Molly Young
Editor: Orion Barki
Assistant Editor: Christopher Jones, Scott Perry
Color: Bryan Smaller @ Company 3
Sound Design: Eugene Wasserman
Titles: Kyle Sauer
Production Coordinator: Madison LaClair
Post Production: Sam Balaban, Saleh Ramazani
Still Photographer: Ethan Holland

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TOOL - From Opiate to Fear Inoculum (Documentary 2021) edited by Chilebootleg
TOOL - From Opiate to Fear Inoculum (Documentary 2021) edited by Chilebootleg Hotney 3 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

TOOL - From Opiate to Fear Inoculum (Documentary 2021) it's a documentary project that i create in 2021. The whole idea started because i was obsessed with "Behind the Music" on VH1. researching i found out that TOOL din't have any of those documentaries and decide it to made a cool one myself. Even Bill Manspeaker from Green Jellÿ aprooved it in his facebook page. i spend a lot of time devepoling the storie and trying not to bored people with the final cut. This is one of the bands that i love the most and the final result it's here. hope u guys like it. enjoy and share. i know there is some mistakes. but come on ... no one is perfect ... not even ... ;)

1) How the band get together 0:11
2) First record offer and Opiate E.P 3:57
3) Working with the producer Sylvia Massy / Undertow 5:29
4) Tool & Henry Rollins 7:32
5) Adam talking about music business and RATM 8:26
6) Why Paul D'Amour left the band 9:28
7) How Justin Chancellor joins the band 9:52
8) First album with Justin on bass. Ænema 12:05
9) Making videos 14:44
11) Why TOOL doesn't appear in their videos 15:48
12) Maynard reflects on their music and fans 16:47
13) Making Lateralus, lawsuits and APC 17:35
14) Lateralus Artwork 23:01
15) Making 10,000 days 24:36
16) 10,000 days Artwork 27:05
17) Adam jones thoughts on Alex Grey art 27:45
18) Danny Carey talking about Alex Grey 28:07
19) Secret geometry and patterns 28:50
20) How do you know a song is finish 29:31
21) 10,000 Days Lyrics 30:19
22) TOOL breaking reacords online 31:27
23) TOOL on digital media and streaming services 32:40
24) Maynard recording vocals to the new album 34:31
25) Making Chocolate Chip Trip 35:41
26) Making 7empst and winning another Grammy 38:46
27) See you in another 12 years ;) 40:59
00:00 Introduction
00:12 How the band get together
03:57 First record offer and Opiate E.P
05:29 Working with the producer Sylvia Massy / Undertow
07:32 Tool & Henry Rollins
08:26 Adam talking about music business and RATM
09:28 Why Paul D'Amour left the band
09:52 How Justin Chancellor joins the band
12:05 First album with Justin on bass. Ænema
14:44 Making videos
15:48 Why TOOL doesn't appear in their videos
16:47 Maynard reflects on their music and fans
17:35 Making Lateralus, lawsuits and APC
23:01 Lateralus Artwork
24:36 Making 10,000 days
27:05 10,000 days Artwork
27:45 Adam jones thoughts on Alex Grey art
28:07 Danny Carey talking about Alex Grey
28:50 ecret geometry and patterns
29:31 How do you know a song is finish
30:19 10,000 Days Lyrics
31:27 TOOL breaking reacords online
32:40 TOOL on digital media and streaming services
34:31 Maynard recording vocals to the new album
35:41 Making Chocolate Chip Trip
38:46 Making 7empst and winning another Grammy
40:34 danny and justin at the grammys
41:02 the end!

Trance Classics | Moments In Time (1997 - 2001)
Trance Classics | Moments In Time (1997 - 2001) Hotney 6 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

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It's time to take a little stroll down memory lane as we lend ear to 38 amazing trance classics that will take you through the next 3 hours. I hope the mix will make you smile as you join me on this journey in time that will take you back to the years between 1997-2001.
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🎵Tracklist & Timestamp:
01. 00:00 William Orbit - Barber's Adagio For Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix) (1999)
02. 03:55 Push - Universal Nation (1998)
03. 10:42 Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel (E-Werk Club Remix) (1998)
04. 14:19 Kay Cee - Escape (Club Mix) (2000)
05. 17:10 Marc Et Claude - LA (1998)
06. 25:08 Kai Tracid - Life Is Too Short (2001)
07. 29:54 Gate - Iron Eden (1998)
08. 36:08 Ayla - Ayla (Pronti And Kalmani Remix) (1999)
09. 38:24 C.M. - Dream Universe (Marino's Pace 12" Mix) (1997)
10. 43:09 Insigma - Open Our Eyes (Club Mix) (2000)
11. 45:52 Plastic Angel - Simulation (1998)
12. 48:41 Kamaya Painters - Endless Wave (1999)
13. 50:36 Mallinaga - Sunrise (1998)
14. 54:27 Liquid Child - Diving Faces (1998)
15. 56:29 DJ Energy And Tatana - End Of Time (Polaris Mix) (1999)
16. 1:01:28 Komakino - Man On Mars (DJ Jan Remix) (1997)
17. 1:06:43 Electroworld - Peace On Earth (1997)
18. 1:10:00 Marino Stephano - Eternal Rhapsody (1997)
19. 1:18:10 Gate - Transfer (1997)
20. 1:21:34 Kai Tracid - Your Own Reality (Energy Mix) (1997)
21. 1:27:27 Gian Piero - Children 2000 (Gradeweg Remix) (1999)
22. 1:30:50 Terry Bones - Dreaming (C.M. Remix) (1998)
23. 1:37:36 Solid Sleep - Cosmic Orgasm (1998)
24. 1:43:16 Aquaplex - Force In Your Head (2000)
25. 1:49:04 Junk Project - Control '99 (Timebase Mix) (1999)
26. 1:55:35 B.B.E. - Desire (Age Of Club Mix) (1997)
27. 2:04:17 B.B.E. - Seven Days And One Week (Now Remix) (1996)
28. 2:06:46 T2 - 8.15 to Nowhere (DJ Taucher Remix) (1998)
29. 2:11:47 Red Light District - Did You Hear Me (Phase II Mix) (1998)
30. 2:18:05 Christian Tauber & The Pleasure Principle - Someone (Tibby Meets DJ Digress Remix) (1999)
31. 2:23:19 Fragma - Toca Me (Club Mix) (1999)
31. 2:26:29 ATB - Till I Come (Club Mix) (1998)
32. 2:29:12 Three Drives - Greece 2000 (1997)
33. 2:34:24 Carlos - The Silmarillia (R.O.O.S. Remix) (1998)
34. 2:37:06 R.O.O.S. - Instant Moments (Moederoverste Onie Mix) (1997)
35. 2:39:50 Nalin & Kane - Beachball (Club Mix) (1997)
36. 2:48:40 Faithless - Insomnia (Armand's European Vacation Mix) (1997)
37. 2:52:35 iiO - Rapture (2001)
38. 2:57:17 Moonman - Galaxia (1997)


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Rick Rubin: The Invisibility of Hip Hop's Greatest Producer
Rick Rubin: The Invisibility of Hip Hop's Greatest Producer Hotney 2 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

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Rick Rubin is responsible for countless evolutions in music over the last 30 years. From founding Def Jam to working with the Beastie Boys, to reviving Johnny Cash’s career, to being brought in to save ‘Yeezus’ last minute. He is behind hundreds and hundreds of beloved records. Yet somehow, even after absorbing the entire history, it’s still difficult to explain the legacy of a man who doesn’t appear to do much while doing everything at the same time.

Special thanks to Justice Der for his contributions to this video.

Music (In Order):
Sniper Baby by Oli XL
lmt ale by Aphex Twin
In The Rain (Instrumental) by Renaissance Union
Shady Street by The Dave Pike Set
Give It Up (Instrumental) by Red Hot Lover Tone
Method Man ft. Big Tigger Freestyle on Rap City (Instrumental)
Spinning by Spin (1976)
Beautiful Queenie by Spin (1976)
floating by Aphex Twin
Introduction by Tomoyuki Asakawa (1993)
TAYUTAI by Tomoyuki Asakawa (1993)
just fall asleep by Aphex Twin
Le ciel est-il a vendre by PAUL PIOT ET SON GRAND ORCHESTRE

Shot using: Rode NT1 Condenser Microphone, 4K Video Downloader, and QuickTime Screen Recording

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Shangri-La (Showtime miniseries)
Krush Groove (1985 movie)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7R4lCbFAF4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBHADseIs-w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lPD5PtqMiE&t=591s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnahkJevp64&t=361s
https://soundcloud.com/awasteoftime/16-mac-miller
https://www.npr.org/2010/02/26..../124078116/american-
https://www.npr.org/2011/10/09..../141181876/rick-rubi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AlZGl1o89s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI7BL-nxMlw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrdTZOf9LYI&t=13s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjHcHTJ8D5k&t=1268s

I used these articles to create this video:
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Rick-Rubin
https://www.theringer.com/musi....c/2020/6/25/21302180
https://www.latimes.com/archiv....es/la-xpm-2007-feb-1
https://www.latimes.com/archiv....es/la-xpm-1989-04-16
https://www.villagevoice.com/2....020/02/27/rick-rubin
https://www.esquire.com/entert....ainment/interviews/a
https://www.nytimes.com/2007/0....9/02/magazine/02rubi
https://purple.fr/magazine/fw-....2010-issue-14/rick-r
https://www.interviewmagazine.com/music/rick-rubin
https://grantland.com/features/rick-rubin-career/
https://www.rollingstone.com/m....usic/music-news/rick
https://www.thefader.com/2015/....09/28/rick-rubin-int
https://www.thesexed.com/blog/....2018/12/12/creativit
http://www.vaultofthoughts.com..../2018/07/11/rick-rub
https://www.theringer.com/musi....c/2020/6/25/21302713
https://grantland.com/features..../mac-miller-good-am-
https://www.complex.com/pigeon....s-and-planes/rick-ru

0:00 Soulr
0:17 Guru
3:12 Young Rick
5:44 Early Hip Hop
9:33 Def Jam
12:34 American Recordings
14:40 Red Hot Chili Peppers
16:50 Johnny Cash
20:07 Jay Z
22:23 Yeezus
24:22 Shangri-La
26:25 Mac Miller
27:50 Therapist
29:27 Invisibility
32:21 Magic

The ENTIRE Rap Conspiracy Iceberg Explained
The ENTIRE Rap Conspiracy Iceberg Explained Hotney 9 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

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Chapters:

0:00 Introduction
2:45 CHAPTER 1:THE SKY
2:51 Hip Hop Police
4:16 Wu-Tang FBI Files
5:17 Rick Ross Staged Shooting
6:36 Eminem Replaced
7:06 B.O.B Flat Earth Society
7:34 Gangsta Rap Prisons
8:14 LAPD Shot Biggie
9:07 3 6 Mafia Satanism
10:20 Drake is an Industry Plant
12:14 Tupac is Still Alive
12:52 The 7 Day Theory
14:20 DJ Vlad is FBI
15:50 The REAL 50 Cent
16:44 Battle Rap Illuminati
18:04 MF Doom Body Doubles
20:59 Jay-Z Time Travel
21:33 CHAPTER 2: THE TIP
21:39 Easy E AIDS Needles
23:50 Biggie Predicted 9/11
24:24 Kanye MK Ultra
26:30 Bizzy Bone Possesion Tape
27:22 rap.mp3
28:36 Curse of the Based God
30:44 6ix9ine FBI Informant
31:34 RocaFella Body Count
33:00 Rothschild Record Label
34:04 Kodak Black Clone
35:15 Your Old Droog is Nas
36:09 Gucci Mane Died in Jail
36:46 'The Industry'
38:10 Mac Miller Blood Sacrifice
39:33 Hatian Jack M*ss S*ooting
41:08 ODB Gangstalked
42:36 Eminem Possessed Tape
44:44 CHAPTER 3: BELOW THE SURFACE
45:02 Memphis Rap Sigils
48:40 Lil Peep Subversion
49:55 The Meeting
52:16 Proof Died For Eminem
52:32 Death Row Serial Killings
54:14 Mumble Rap is Brainwashing
55:35 Donda West Murder
57:24 All Rap Beefs are Fake
58:23 Tupac Lives With the Navajo
59:47 Nipsey Hussle was Killed by The Illuminati
1:00:34 Malachi Z York Reincarnation
1:02:50 Erykah Badu Passionfruit
1:03:47 Lil Bow Wow Limo Tapes
1:05:10 The Nuwaubian Nation
1:06:09 Livin in a Casket
1:06:24 CHAPTER 4: THE MIDDLE
1:06:44 Kanye is Ziggy Stardust
1:07:40 The Outlawz Smoked Tupac's Ashes
1:07:59 Pitbull Predicted M******a Airlines
1:08:44 hnic2.com
1:10:08 Jerry Heller Hitman
1:12:54 Post Malone Curse
1:15:03 Reverse Industry Plants
1:17:06 Labels as Trafficking Fronts
1:18:32 Lofi Beats Mind Control
1:19:12 Nation of Islam Controls Rap
1:20:16 Lil Wayne was Mo****ed
1:21:26 CIA Drill Vibrations
1:22:23 Nicki Minaj Does Not Exist
1:23:19 Lord Infamous Heart Attack Gun
1:24:40 CHAPTER 5: THE LOWER BERG
1:25:00 Big Lurch C*nnibalism
1:26:43 Tupac's Island
1:27:29 Ali Vegas G** Rituals
1:28:07 Ice Cube is Qa*on
1:29:29 Detox Time Capsule
1:30:35 Moorish Rappers
1:31:17 Jay Electronica Rothschild Connection
1:32:21 Birdman Murders
1:33:31 2x Dr. Dres
1:34:03 Daylyt Simulation Theory
1:34:38 Lil Uzi Vert Hell Concerts
1:35:28 OVO Moloch Worship
1:37:34 KRS-One Started MeToo
1:38:32 Kanye Faked the Car Crash
1:39:54 Canibus Abducted by Men in Black
1:42:31 DMX Demons
1:43:26 Black Bar-Mitzvahs
1:44:51 CHAPTER 6: THE BOTTOM
1:45:21 9/11 Party Music
1:46:33 Reptilian Handlers
1:47:30 drakebl*wj*b.jpg
1:48:20 Xxxtentacion Prophecy
1:49:32 Frequency Programming
1:50:42 Juice Wrld Devil Pact
1:51:40 4 Corners Incantation
1:53:11 Sasha Fierce Possession
1:54:35 Ciara has a Huge D***
1:55:09 ASAP Horus
1:56:05 Dr Creep Redicted C*vid
1:56:40 Beyonce Surrogate Mother
1:57:22 Christ Bearer Self Castration
1:58:06 CHAPTER 7: UNDER THE BERG [100 Chapter Limit reached]

We Are Chaos - The Marilyn Manson Story ┃ Documentary
We Are Chaos - The Marilyn Manson Story ┃ Documentary Hotney 5 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Born in 1969 in Ohio as Brian Hugh Warner, Marilyn Manson would spend most of his childhood being raised in a devoutly religious family in the Bible Belt of America.

His mother would take him to the local Episcopal Church, whilst also being made to attend the Heritage Christian School up until the 10th grade. His father was also a Roman Catholic.

Manson spent his early years being taught to avoid dark temptations and to devote his life to traditional forms of Anglican religion and God.

Manson developed a fascination for modern pop culture. Two of the most popular name’s of the era were Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson. Although both were famous for two very different reasons, Manson decided to incorporate these juxtaposing celebrities into his own stage name to create Marilyn Manson.

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Black Sabbath - Master of Reality | The Documentary
Black Sabbath - Master of Reality | The Documentary Hotney 3 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

We take a look at Black Sabbath's masterful third album Master of Reality.

For more information, including other credits, articles, and images, please go here.
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A Dorito and 7-Up Picnic with Black Sabbath
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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Evil Woman and Paranoid
01:46 - Changing Management
02:25 - Jim Simpson is fired
02:54 - Sabbath plays Top of the Pops
03:39 - Was Sabbath a bubblegum band?
04:30 - John Peel hates on Sabbath
05:21 - Sabbath’s Peel Sessions
05:52 - John Peel talks about Sabbath
06:22 - Sabbath’s ban on singles
06:58 - Sabbath and Satan
08:12 - First attempt going to the US
09:31 - Confusion with Black Widow
10:48 - Sabbath using Satan for their benefit
12:25 - Coming to America
13:12 - The trial of Charles Manson
13:52 - Arriving in the United States
14:19 - Sabbath’s first concert in the United States
15:37 - Blowing the Small Faces off the stage
16:00 - Playing the West Coast
16:19 - Smoking Angel Dust with Joe Walsh
17:12 - Was there a parade in Sabbath’s honor?
17:57 - Ending the year 1970
19:23 - First day in the studio
19:59 - Spanish Sid
20:31 - Weevil Women 71
20:47 - Paranoid comes out in the United States
21:09 - Myponga Festival
21:30 - Denied entry to Japan
22:02 - The Four Musketeers
22:27 - Touring the United States for Paranoid
23:07 - Playing Union Catholic High School
25:10 - Returning to England
25:48 - Ozzy and his first family
27:27 - Master of Reality will be heavy
28:22 - Tunning down
29:34 - Why they called the album Master of Reality
29:54 - Sweet Leaf
33:08 - Ghost Titles
33:45 - After Forever
34:06 - Geezer Butler as a priest
37:16 - Children of the Grave
38:33 - Mars Bringer of War
39:31 - The Haunting
40:21 - Orchid
41:24 - Lord of this World
43:31 - Solitude
45:09 - Tony Iommi in Jethro Tull
46:52 - Into the Void
48:26 - Soundgarden does their version of Into the Void
50:52 - Various versions of Master of Reality
52:42 - Master of Reality Radio promo
53:19 - Black Sabbath’s Golden Ticket
54:18 - Reception of Master of Reality
55:03 - Nobody but the public digs Sabbath
56:17 - Outro
56:53 - Credits


#BlackSabbath #MasterofReality

Lisa Bella Donna's hidden sonic sanctuary
Lisa Bella Donna's hidden sonic sanctuary Hotney 10 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Join us as we take a detailed tour of Lisa Bella Donna's legendary home studio, Appalachian Recordings, deep in the Appalachian mountains of the eastern United States. Lisa is a longtime friend of Jamie Stillman’s since before the inception of EarthQuaker Devices in the early 90s, when they would play punk house shows together. Lisa is a renowned recording artist, composer, sound designer, modular synthesist and educator.

In this incredible episode of Show Us Your Junk, Lisa talks about her early inspirations that led her to start playing music, and eventually using electronic synthesis to craft the unique voice that she envisioned. After hearing Black Sabbath's “Paranoid” and Wendy Carlos's “Switched on Bach” and “Sonic Seasons,” it became clear that music was her destiny. Her stories include recording and editing commercial jingles in the 80s, selling her car to put a down payment on an Arp 2600 synthesizer, and discovering the rich characteristics of recording to 8-track tape.

While this studio packs in a ton of rare gear, Lisa claims she doesn’t consider herself a collector. “My choices are very utilitarian; pretty much everything in here is here for a purpose, and it’s part of the big picture - the great stream of what my albums become,” she says. Some of her staple instruments include the ARP 2600, ARP Odyssey, ARP Omni, Mini Moog, and Fender Rhodes. EQD pedals she frequently uses include the Rainbow Machine, Arpanoid, and Grand Orbiter, but her favorite EQD pedal is the Avalanche Run. She loves it so much that she had a custom rack mount version built, which is patched directly to her main console. “It's one of my favorite reverbs still - one of my most used for sure.”

Lisa has an interesting perspective when it comes to connecting music to visual concepts in nature and her environment. “When I compose music, I see it just as much as I hear it. I look at my arrangements as landscapes or deep woods mountain paths with all the textures and colors of the elements that surround it,” she says. This all makes sense when you see the picturesque plot of land in which she chose to settle down to build her studio and raise her daughter.

Shot by Chris Tran, Jeff France, David Whited, Dannesh Moosa
Edited by David Whited
Additional footage shot by Tristan Whitney Weary
Music by Lisa Bella Donna, EYE, Deadsea

Music Provided by Lisa Bella Donna
"Turning Points"
"Twi Spirit, One Life"
"Kohoutek"
"Emerald's Run"
"Ascension"
"Pure Stereo Time Machine"
"Falling Leaves"

Special thanks to:
Moog Music Inc.
Waves Audio
Antonus Synthesizers
Hologram Electronics
Lower West Side Studio / Canada
Behind The Sky Records
SFI Records

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A Brief History of N.W.A.
A Brief History of N.W.A. Hotney 4 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

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A brief documentary about the Godfathers of Gangsta Rap, N.W.A. Produced and written by Matt Beat. Check out @N.W.A.'s music: https://us.napster.com/artist/nwa

Sources/further reading:
https://www.allmusic.com/artis....t/nwa-mn0000314793/b
http://www.nwaworld.com/biography.php
https://aaep1600.osu.edu/book/24_NWA
https://www.bbc.com/culture/ar....ticle/20150813-nwa-t
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N.W.A
https://www.blackpast.org/afri....can-american-history
https://rafu.com/2014/09/a-long-legendary-reach/
http://blogs.dailybreeze.com/h....istory/2016/06/18/13
https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.3....3854/title.origins-o
https://www.gq.com/story/nwa-f....***-the-police-live-
https://www.rollingstone.com/m....usic/music-features/

Ruthless: A Memoir by Jerry Heller and Gil Reavill
Purchase here: https://amzn.to/3PIZ5lb

#nwa #musichistory #behindthemusic

In 2016, N.W.A. was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and four of the surviving members, along with some of Eazy-E’s family, were there for the acceptance speech.

Today they are all still alive, and recognized as the godfathers of gangsta rap music. Despite still being controversial due to their explicit lyrics and glorification of crime, drugs, and misogyny, N.W.A. is arguably the most influential hip-hop group of all time. They’ve sold more than 10 million records. They left a lasting legacy that continues to this day. They brought not just gangsta rap, but ALL rap into the mainstream with their success, including broadening the appeal of hip-hop beyond just an African American audience. They rewrote the rules of rap. Before N.W.A., no hip-hop group sounded like them. After N.W.A., it seemed like every hip-hop group wanted to sound like them.

The Notorious B.I.G. Vs. Nas, JAY-Z, Wu-Tang, Big L, Roots etc - Beef Analysis [King Of New York]
The Notorious B.I.G. Vs. Nas, JAY-Z, Wu-Tang, Big L, Roots etc - Beef Analysis [King Of New York] Hotney 3 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Biggie Vs Nas, JAY-Z, Big L, Ghostface, Raekwon, Wu-Tang, The Roots, Craig Mack, OGC, Jeru The Damaja, Royal Flush & 2Pac, Beef Analysis (King Of New York), Evolution Of Disstracks - Hip-Hop Universe

Competition has always played a big role in hip hop. Battle rhymes, diss songs, trying to outshine someone on his own song, it’s all in the spirit of competition.

But in the mid-90s, the competition in New York was especially heavy. Let’s think about the rappers were coming up at that time – you had Nas and Big both releasing landmark debuts in ’94, Mobb Deep damn bringing all of Queensbridge wherever they went, Raekwon with The Purple Tape and the rest of Wu-Tang by his side. Most of the rappers on our greatest of all time list came on the ’90s East Coast.

The Only Built 4 Cuban Linx album contained a skit called "Biters" in which Raekwon and Ghostface discuss how much they hate rappers that copy styles, slang & lyrics.

The Notorious B.I.G.’s album cover for “Ready to Die” was interpreted as biting Nas' “Illmatic,” cover, and the Chef and Ghostface clown Biggie without dropping his name – the point was made, and Big later kicked in the door.

Of interesting note is that Method Man was featured on Big’s The What and his own crew is spitting fire off the same album.

It seemed as though a new rapper was making their claim for the throne every other day. So when it came time for Nas to drop his highly anticipated sop****re record, on the song "The Message" he made sure to let everyone know who was the rightful king of New York.

It has been widely perceived as singling out B.I.G., who had been declared “king of New York” in an infamous 1995 profile in The Source.

Nas, whose Illmatic pioneered the NYC street rap that Biggie perfected for pop radio with hits like “Juicy”, tries to reassert his royal status on his more commercial sop****re album.

Nas has confirmed that the song actually disses The Notorious B.I.G. with the lines, “There’s one life, one love, so there can only be one King.” This lyric challenged Notorious B.I.G.’s title of King of New York at that the time of its release. He responded on the track “Kick in the Door” from his 1997 album Life After D3ath.

From Biggie’s second and final official album, Life After D3ath, “Kick in the Door” is a diss track aimed at everybody, nobody, haters, other rappers (including Nas, Jeru the Damaja, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah), and most importantly, YOU. He dissed more than a dozen rappers on the entire album & showed Nas & the Wu-Tang clan that he's the superior rapper & the rightful King Of New York.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro: King Of New York
1:22 - 1993: Nas & Method Man meet The Notorious BIG
3:40 - 1994: Illmatic, Ready To D*e
11:06 - 1995: Raekwon accuses Biggie of biting, Verbal Int.
28:55 - 1996: 2Pac comes back, everyone disses Biggie & Biggie's accident
43:23 - 1997: Life After D*ath, Biggie disses everyone from New York (Nas, Wu-Tang, JAY-Z, OGC, Jeru The Damaja etc.)
1:41:01 - Late 90s: Nas & JAY-Z battle for Biggie's King Of New York title
1:45:42 - 2000s
1:48:48 - 2010s
1:49:21 - 2020s
1:49:39 - Outro

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Kurt Cobain: The Paradox of a Generational Icon
Kurt Cobain: The Paradox of a Generational Icon Hotney 2 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Let’s take a look at Kurt Cobain: a generational icon whose life is bigger than art.

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0:00 Merch
0:21 Icon
5:23 Pre-Internet
8:17 Aberdeen
14:16 Punk
16:10 Early Nirvana
19:28 Artist
21:40 Sub Pop
24:50 Breakup
27:21 Nevermind
32:07 Mainstream
37:20 Courtney
40:13 Strange Love
44:32 In Utero
49:16 Addiction
52:41 Last Tour
55:02 Final Days
58:15 Kurt
59:08 Paradox
1:01:11 Alone Together
1:03:23 Outro

John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers Returns, Part 1 | Broken Record (Hosted by Rick Rubin)
John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers Returns, Part 1 | Broken Record (Hosted by Rick Rubin) Hotney 6 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Today we’re sharing one of the most intimate conversations Rick Rubin has ever had on Broken Record. It’s with the famed guitarist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, John Frusciante.

Rick Rubin last spoke to John back in April when the Chili Peppers were getting ready to release their album, Unlimited Love, their first record with Frusciante in 16 years. Unlimited Love debuted at number one in the U.S. and 15 other countries. Today, just a little more than six months later, the Chili Peppers released a second Rick Rubin-produced album, Return Of The Dream Canteen.

On today’s episode we’ll hear John Frusciante talk about the band’s early music, including the making of Blood Sugar Sex Magik. They talk about how his contributions on slower, more melodic songs like “Under The Bridge” and “Breaking The Girl” helped expand the Chili Peppers funk punk sound. John also talks candidly about the dark, drug-addicted years that followed the intense success of Blood Sugar. And he explains how he was able to finally get sober and rejoin the Chili Peppers to record their classic, commercial comeback album, Californication.

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ABOUT BROKEN RECORD
For generations of music lovers, the liner notes on albums were a central part of the way music was heard. You bought an album and it came with an accompanying narrative: a digression, an aside, a backstory—maybe even an invented history. We intuitively understood that great music required not just listening but conversation between the artist and the audience and the audience and the rest of the world.

Broken Record is a podcast that restarts those conversations—in a world without liner notes—for a new audience of music lovers.

Broken Record is hosted by Justin Richmond with interviews by producer Rick Rubin, writer Malcolm Gladwell, and former New York Times editor Bruce Headlam.

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PUNK IN DRUBLIC DOCUMENTARY
PUNK IN DRUBLIC DOCUMENTARY Hotney 3 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Punk in Drublic was designed by NOFX front man Fat Mike. He paired craft beer and punk scene heavyweights NOFX, Bad Religion, Pennywise, Rancid, The Offspring, Descendents, Less Than Jake, and The Interrupters, to create an unparalleled live music experience. The documentary tells the story of the touring festival through its first three years. The film is built around exclusive interviews, backstage footage, and live performances. It also delves into the impact and repercussions of the controversial joke that threatened the festival’s existence.

A little word from the director Alfredo M. R. Vicente:
Punk Rock has always been about doing it yourself. The attitude of creating bands and the lifestyle they wanted, even if musical talent, by the hour, was not the first characteristic.

The precursor bands of the '70s influenced the beginning of many other bands of the same style, and they were born, passed through the '80s, without money, sometimes without an audience, without perspective, but the love for music was always there. Some bands survived and got to the '90s, and they created an independent way of showing how much they had evolved musically. Globalization made it possible, and they managed to reach almost every corner of the world. Many bands from the '90s created a huge impact on many different scenes around the globe. And here comes the internet, and now you know, access to information is within reach of the majority. And these same people who have gone through the entire process of movement from the beginning till now realized that, in fact, we do not need the intermediary. We make the music, the style, the clothes, the beers, organize our own festivals or even documentaries.

This documentary was possible by partnering with Punk Rock TV and Stage Dive Films. It was made with independent resources and a lot of passion for this music style, and it was an absolute dream for me to have the opportunity to follow my heroes and my favorite bands.

If you watched and liked and wanna help us to keep doing stuff like this, and a possible continuation of this Documentary, please access
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Caroline Polachek - Welcome To My Island [Official Music Video]
Caroline Polachek - Welcome To My Island [Official Music Video] Hotney 6 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

⁣, , New album 'Desire, I Want To Turn Into You" out Feb. 14th, 2023
Pre-order / listen here:
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Directed and Edited by Matt Copson + Caroline Polachek
Executive Producer - Jordan Harkins
Executive Producer - Mookie Singerman
EP Assist - Nic Damasio
Line Producer - Kristi Lauren Lelles
UPM - Monica Guitti
1st AD - Derek Jaeschke
2nd AD - Delaney Archer
Director of Photography - Alex Gvojic
1st AC - Torin Bradshaw
2nd AC - Willow Longbrake
DIT/Media Manager - Emilio Pousa Rojas
Ronin Tech Op - Max Mattox
Playback - Matt Horton
Gaffer - Mo Alaali
Best Boy Electric - Harrison Bliss
Electric/driver - Sayed AlAli
Electric - Robbie Mcqueeney
Electric - Dylan Whiddon
Key Grip - Camilo Godoy
Best Boy Grip - Nick Weir
Grip - Mitch Storey
Grip - Carlos Ortez
Grip - Scott Ray
Production Design - Liam Moore
Set Decorator - Payton Newcomer
Leadman - Kevin Lopez
Art Gang Boss - Ramon Navarro
Set Dresser - Jose Lopez
Set Dresser - Evelyn Jimenez
Set Dresser - Brenda Gomez
Set Dresser - Daniel Oregel
Set Dresser - Nina Koyfman
Scenic - Tim Nguyen
Stylist - Kat Typaldos
Styling Assistant - Ainyne Aiken
Tailor - Ella Mae
Makeup - Leo Chapparo
Hairstylist - Anthony Ronquillo
Locations Assistant - Gabriel Bruce
PA - Spencer Daniels
PA - Matt Moyseenko
PA - Alex Sotak
Barista: Natalie Mering
Coffee Shop Customers: Matt Horton, Justin J Jones, Chloe Saavedra, Jerome AB, Tim Nguyen, Sparkly Berman, Jason Foster
VFX - Actual Objects
Animation - Gustaf Holtenas
Colorist - Dylan Hageman
Countdown Clock Audio - A.G. Cook
Countdown Clock Illustration - Caroline Polachek

Westside Boogie: Tiny Desk Concert
Westside Boogie: Tiny Desk Concert Hotney 2 Visualizzazioni • 4 anni fa

Bobby Carter | December 14, 2022
Westside Boogie's obscure declaration before the final song of his set indicated his detailed knowledge of Tiny Desk concerts. "I gotta be the first person to bring kids to NPR, right? No, I'm not," he exclaims. "I gotta be the first one with kids in costumes, though." He's correct. American Football brought a children's choir to the Desk in 2019, so Boogie added flair to that idea for the climactic end to his show. The "superheroes" accompanying him for "Silent Ride" are local Washington D.C. children representing the future. The vulnerable and solemn nature of this Compton poet's music required minimal adjustment to fit into our space.

"Oh My," the song that reeled us back to 2015, was atypical of what he does naturally in the booth. He finds comfort in laying bare vivid images of his personal life, much of which delves into his relationship struggles yet beams with self-awareness and self-criticism. The title of his latest project, More Black Superheroes, is in part dedicated to two recurring themes in his music: his neighborhood and his son. For his Tiny Desk, he played songs from that album , including "NONCHALANT," featuring former Tiny Desk Contest contestant Mamii and other highlights from his catalog. After the performance, in a full circle moment, Boogie signed a poster from our 2015 SXSW showcase, which he was part of, telling us it was his first paid show.

SET LIST
"N*** Needs"
"Lolsmh"
"STUCK"
"NONCHALANT"
"Silent Ride"

MUSICIANS
Westside Boogie: vocals
Mamii: vocals
Slimwav: keys, musical director
Andre Brown: bass
Marlon Allen: guitar
Jordan Hemby: drums
Monroe Grant: choir
Kamiya Washington: choir
Kamille Washington: choir
Donell Jones: choir
Jace Price: choir
Jordan Perkins: choir
Jaxon Staley: choir

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Director: Maia Stern
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Editor: Sofia Seidel
Videographers: Maia Stern, Beck Harlan, Sofia Seidel, Pierre Kattar
Audio Assistant: Kwesi Lee
Production Assistants: Jill Britton, Alanté Serene
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Marissa Lorusso, Hazel Cills, Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Ashley Pointer
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

#nprmusic #tinydesk #westsideboogie

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