What are you listening to right now?

[coolio256]

[anon]

[H265]

@anon

[Mon]

[H265]

[slikrapid]

Southern Avenue - It's Gonna Be Alright (Live Studio Session)
rls: Southern_Avenue-Southern_Avenue-2017-404

[H265]

@anon

[anon]

Let me reciprocate with something

[H265]

thanks anon. I like it

[anon]

Asthenic has some really good retrowave mixes on YouTube, make sure to check them out!

[yoco]

great remix

[H265]

@anon - I'll listen to his other tracks.

try this one

[anon]

great remix

Hans Zimmer - S.T.A.Y. (Madis Remix) Interstellar Theme

Interstellar was awesome. I watched it with a friend of mine on December '14, I remember we had to idle on a park until 2:30 AM or so, because all previous showings were already full... and we came out of the movie theater at half past five almost wanting more. It kept you engaged at all times, there wasn't any filler, and it had a grand ending that not only coherently tied all loose ends (it made me think "wow, that's amazing... now everything makes sense... they really thought it through") but also leaves an open door for a sequel.

Later on I would learn that Voices of a Distant Star (another favorite of mine) was one of many sources of inspiration for the script

[PukingTom]

[slikrapid]

Muse - The Dark Side
rls: Muse-The_Dark_Side-SINGLE-WEB-2018-FREGON

Interstellar was awesome.

i remember writing a lengthy review here, concluding that only a minor part of it was good:

Spoiler Interstellar TLDR:

problems:
- they kept reusing spaceship shots over and over again, not even nearly enough amazing shots from space/flying/wormhole/... most of these were strangely chosen, short and scarce
- coop's batman/birdman voice infection, southern accent & cowboy attitude
- strange dialogue alternating between generic short phrases, philosophical and scientifically loaded assertions/explanations
- semi-amateurish editing with many cuts, felt rushed
- awkward silence, disproportional sound levels and boring music
- what cgi? that seemed so average (granted, it was a screener version), planetary surface & raging water were very badly modeled/rendered, far away objects looked like toys, they couldn't decide whether space has visible stars or not
- the robot, the AI, its abilities or movement or behavior or sacrifice - all comic relief? you wish...
- the incompetent 'aliens', rather basic time-travel (not too believable or complicated)
- the overly dramatic & emotional people - from spoiled farmers/kids/manchildren to non-professional astronauts
- the silly story (though it kinda works metaphorically) and almost no real excitement throughout
- the science was weak in many places (gotta blame some of it on popular trends/theories/politics), the philosophy was unconvincing and out of place
- love was awkwardly introduced and forced (it is quantifiable, roflmao)
- the title, guess gravity was already used a year ago
- 'they chose us', 'save this', 'save that' - ok, we get it, gotta believe in some kind of a savior/salvation, but cannot mention god (with all that science, even though the two aren't necessarily exclusive), so lets use aliens instead, or better yet use our future selves & evolved humans that are basically alien to us - but, damn, these scientists (incl. the robot :facepalm:) became believers fast! kinda makes sense, they were famished and in need of some kind of a salvation (quote from the movie: 'starving & suffocating')

the good stuff:
- scenes of the wormhole, the fly-by & black-hole close-ups were (artistically) very nice but way too short - this is exciting/cool stuff (like hubble images, even if doctored), gotta have moar of that!
- some of the 5-dimensional place effects, optical illusions (even if nonsensical)
- decent acting (mcconaughey was very good), professional production in general, watchable
- some jokes (knock...knock) & references
- deeper meaning (not necessarily intentional by the movie-makers)