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  • Hi everyone! I thought I'd share with you what music I listen to.

  • What my favorite musical artists, bands, and composers

  • are. So to begin, I listen to practically every type of music

  • and am always discovering new music to listen to. So, my list

  • probably would've grown by the time that this is even posted.

  • I listen to a lot of video game and anime music as well and own

  • many game and anime soundtracks. What I dislike thought is when

  • songs are left off the soundtracks. There are so many

  • great songs that I am missing because they are not on the

  • original soundtrack and there is really no way of acquiring these

  • songs. I am mostly drawn to indie rock, alternative rock,

  • hard rock, dark ambient, downtempo, new age,

  • experimental, classical, house/trance, jazz, and

  • occasionally hip-hop/R&B, and mostly anything that is not

  • mainstream. Although, I still listen to popular music too.

  • I mostly listen to female vocalists. I realized one day,

  • "Wait a minute, there really aren't any male vocalists

  • I listen to." I don't know, I guess I find female vocals much

  • more appealing. At the present moment of making this video

  • I have nearly 10,000 songs on my computer, more than half a

  • month's worth in duration total. I'm very particular about

  • quality so I have it all in lossless quality straight from

  • the CD, or even some direct rips from video games. So, this

  • equates to about 150GB of music. Before I begin, this video is

  • very interactive. If you have annotations turned on, you can

  • click on the song name and be taken to the video or song on

  • YouTube. I linked to the official or best quality

  • versions on YouTube I could find, if I could find it at all.

  • Due to YouTube copyright and whatnot, if a song is no longer

  • available, please let me know and I will do my best at finding

  • an alternative link. I apologize if I mispronounce

  • any of these names.

  • The first section is going to be my favorite artists, bands, and

  • composers, primarily in alphabetical order.

  • Akira Yamaoka is a video game composer. I love his work

  • on the "Silent Hill" series. "Silent Hill 3" was the first

  • one I played and I really like it. Most of the music in the

  • "Silent Hill" games is dark ambient, creepy sounds, and

  • I love it. However, a lot of the creepiest music isn't on the

  • official soundtracks, so I had to resort to music extracted

  • from the actual game to obtain it. The sad part is he is no

  • longer doing the music for the "Silent Hill" games, so it won't

  • be the same without him. It is so difficult for me to pick my

  • favorites, but if I had to pick my top five tracks he composed

  • without vocals and are on the original soundtracks, they would

  • be: "True," "Regards," "Different Persons,"

  • "Cold Blood," and "Raw Shock."

  • Mary Elizabeth McGlynn does voice overs for many animes, but

  • she has worked with Akira Yamaoka in providing vocal

  • tracks for the "Silent Hill" games. Whenever I got a new

  • "Silent Hill" game I was eagerly awaiting to hear what tracks she

  • sang. When I would hear them in the game, I just loved it so

  • much. She is an absolutely amazing singer and there is not

  • a single song I dislike. My favorites would be:

  • "Love Psalm," "Elle Theme," "Hole In The Sky,"

  • "Tender Sugar," and "O.R.T."

  • Next is Azam Ali. I love practical all her work so it's

  • hard to pick my favorites. I first heard about her from a

  • video game actually. The game is "Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow."

  • She worked on some of the music in the game. She sang a song

  • that I really like from it called "Logan's Shadow" which is

  • the theme. Outside the video game, some of her solo work

  • I like are: "Forty One Ways," "From Heaven To Dust," "Ocean,"

  • and "In Other Worlds."

  • Azam Ali is actually in a music group called Niyaz and I love

  • their music too. Some of my favorites are: "Mazaar,"

  • "In The Shadow Of Life," "Parishaan," "Iman,"

  • and "The Hunt 2013."

  • The Storm is a Danish band I first heard about through

  • YouTube. I saw "Lost in the Fire" in the sidebar and loved

  • it and listened to all their work. My other favorites are:

  • "Are Your Shoes Too Tight?," "Honesty," "Dominos,"

  • and "My Crown."

  • I first heard about Tsuki Amano, also known as Tsukiko Amano,

  • from the video game "Fatal Frame III: The Tormented." A song of

  • her's, "聲 (Koe)," or "Voice," was in that game and remains to

  • be my favorite. I also really love: "人形 (Ningyō)," or "Doll,"

  • "ゼロの調律 (Zero no Chōritsu)," or "Zero Tune." There is also an

  • English version of this song titled "ZERO."

  • But, I prefer the Japanese version.

  • "SPY," and "天の樹 (Ten no ki)," or "Tree of Heaven."

  • Yoko Kanno is an anime music composer. She's done a wide

  • array of soundtracks. The first I probably heard her work was in

  • "Cowboy Bebop" and then "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone

  • Complex." She is actually rumored to go by a different

  • name, Gabriela Robin, where she actually sings. Many of my

  • favorites are sung by Gabriela Robin, which is in a

  • made up language. So, they would be:

  • "スタミナ・ローズ (Sutaminazu)," or "Stamina Rose,"

  • "トルキア (Torukia)," "Green Bird." And, if I had to pick two more

  • that are sung by other people but composed by Yoko.

  • They would be: "Inner Universe" and "Rise" by Origa.

  • Yuki Kajiura is another anime music composer. I first heard

  • her music in ".hack//Sign" and loved the music and vocal tracks

  • by Emily Bindiger. She also composed the music for a video

  • game I love, "Xenosaga II" and "Xenosaga III." I don't like to

  • pick ones that have vocals. Like I'd rather have a separate

  • section for the vocalists. But, I'll do it anyway:

  • "The Image Theme of Xenosaga II" by Deb Lyons & the

  • Tokyo Philharmonic Chorus. This song. Listen to the vocals,

  • it's very interesting and a made up language.

  • "Forest" by Emily Bindiger,

  • "Open Your Heart" by Emily Bindiger,

  • "Inca Rose" by Yuriko Kaida, and "Godsibb" by Eri Itō.

  • The next section is going to be other favorite artists, bands,

  • and composers, primarily in alphabetical order.

  • I still love these artists.

  • I first heard of Alpine through YouTube. I saw "Villages" in the

  • sidebar. Others I like are: "Seeing Red," "Heartlove,"

  • and "Hands."

  • Alpines I also heard about through YouTube because their

  • song "Cocoon" was in the sidebar of an Alpine video. Others

  • I enjoy are: "Chances," "Drive," and "Got Me Wrong."

  • Next is Annie Lennox. I think she is an absolutely amazing

  • singer. She was in a music group called Eurythmics and they had a

  • popular song called "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)."

  • I also like "Here Comes the Rain Again." Regarding her solo work,

  • I like: "Walking On Broken Glass" and "Dark Road."

  • The first song I heard by Bat for Lashes was "Pearl's Dream."

  • I saw the video on television and it was really nice.

  • Others I like are: "Sleep Alone" and "Daniel."

  • Camille Jones is a Danish singer. The first song I heard

  • was the "Fedde le Grand Remix" of "The Creeps." Other ones

  • I like are: "Stay Gold," "Now You Know,"

  • "I Am (What You Want Me To Be)," and "The Streets."

  • I believe I first heard the song "Bruises" by Chairlift on a

  • commercial. I figured out what it was and I really liked it.

  • Other ones I like are: "Amanaemonesia"

  • and "Met Before."

  • Chelsea Wolfe is another one I found through YouTube by looking

  • in the sidebar. I saw "Mer" and I love the song and video. Some

  • other ones I really like are: "Feral Love" and "Sick."

  • Next is Chrysta Bell. I first heard about her because she sang

  • "Polish Poem" in the movie, "Inland Empire." I love this

  • movie. Anyway, other tracks I like are: "Real Love,"

  • "Friday Night Fly," and "Swing With Me."

  • Next is Fever Ray. She was actually in a musical group, The

  • Knife. My favorite song by The Knife is "Silent Shout." Songs

  • I like by Fever Ray are: "Stranger Than Kindness,"

  • "Triangle Walks," "When I Grow Up," and "Seven."

  • I saw the video for "Heavy Cross" by Gossip on TV and

  • I love it. That is my favorite song by them.

  • Other favorites are: "Get a Job" and "Men in Love."

  • I first heard of Grimes through YouTube. I saw her video

  • "Vanessa" in the sidebar and it is my favorite one by her.

  • Others are: "Genesis," "∆∆∆∆Rasik∆∆∆∆," and

  • "≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈Ω≈" / "Omega." Yes, that's how the actual

  • tracks are named. Such weird names, but that's why I love it.

  • Ida Corr is another Danish singer. I heard her popular

  • song, "Let Me Think About It" on the radio. My other favorite

  • tracks are: "Musen Efter Katten" which was the first Danish song

  • I heard from her that means "Mouse After Cat."

  • "What Goes Around Comes Around," "Ride My Tempo."

  • Next is Keyshia Cole. I heard a variety of her songs on the

  • radio. The one I really liked that I heard on the radio was

  • "I Remember." The other ones I like are:

  • "Heaven Sent," "Trust," and "Shoulda Let You Go."

  • Koji Kondo is a video game composer, primarily for Nintendo

  • games. He did a lot of work on the "Mario" and "Legend of

  • Zelda" series. I like a lot of the tracks, but a few of the

  • ones that stand out for me are all from "Legend of Zelda," and

  • they are: "Gerudo Valley," "Potion Shop," "Song of Storms,"

  • "Zora's Domain," and "Forest Temple."

  • Another artist I really like is Mai Yamane. I first heard about

  • her because she has worked with one of my favorite anime music

  • composers, Yoko Kanno. I really like the vocals in the "Cowboy

  • Bebop" anime. My favorites are: "The Real Folk Blues,"

  • "Blue," and "Don't Bother None."

  • Massive Attack has some very weird music videos. And, that is

  • how I became interested in them. The songs I really like are:

  • "Special Cases," "Safe From Harm," and "Live With Me."

  • I first heard of Missy Elliott back in like 2001 with her song,

  • "Get Ur Freak On." I was only 11 but I loved it. Her videos are

  • so weird and I love them. My other favorites are:

  • "Pass That Dutch" and "Lose Control." Insane videos!

  • Norihiko Hibino is a video game composer. He has worked on the

  • "Metal Gear Solid" series and I really like the music he does

  • for those game, specifically "Metal Gear Solid 2." I can't

  • really pick my favorite since I like a lot of them equally, but

  • the ones that stand out are: "Arsenal's Guts,"

  • "Countdown to Disaster," and "Yell "Dead Cell.""

  • On the topic of "Metal Gear Solid," my all time favorite

  • theme from the series is "Heavens Divide" by Donna Burke

  • from "Peace Walker." I love this song so much and it's one of my

  • top favorite songs. Additionally, there is another

  • game from the same producer of "Metal Gear Solid," called

  • "Zone of the Enders." Personally, I've never

  • played the game, but I love the song by

  • K Á R Y Y N, "Beyond the Bounds (Eshericks Remix)."

  • I know it's off topic, but thought I'd bring it up here

  • since there was no other place for it

  • since I really like the song.

  • Sisse Marie is yet another Danish artist. There are quite a

  • few on my list. I first saw "Every Time (You Look At Me)" by

  • Morten Breum on YouTube. Then I looked up her other work and I

  • also really like: "Dirty Hands," "Back to Life," "Black Cat."

  • Next is Sylvia Tosun. I love her song "Underlying Feeling" the

  • "Adam K. & Soha Remix." But, my favorite track is "World Keeps

  • Turning" the "Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Chriss Ortega Remix." Others

  • I like are: "An Angel's Love" by Alex M.O.R.P.H.

  • and "Push N' Pull" by Noferini & Marini.

  • As with any music like this, it is best to listen to the full

  • length club mix of it. Generally over 8 minutes long. But, I have

  • only linked the official videos of these, so you will have to

  • search for yourself if you're interested.

  • Yoko Shimomura is a video game composer. I first heard about

  • her through "Kingdom Hearts." I really enjoy the music in that

  • game. Some of my favorites are: "Hollow Bastion,"

  • "Unforgettable," "Night of Fate," "Hand in Hand,"

  • and "Sinister Sundown."

  • And lastly, some tracks I like by Underworld are:

  • "Dinosaur Adventure 3D," "Mo Move," "Little Speaker."

  • So, the final section here is going to be some weird music

  • videos I have discovered over time. Minus the ones that I have

  • already included in this video since some of them are quite

  • weird already. There are some really strange ones. First off,

  • before talking about music videos in particular, despite

  • the fact that they are all weird. I wonder if anyone knows

  • about Sherry Vine. She is a drag queen and does parodies,

  • including some music videos of popular songs. So, Lady Gaga,

  • Katy Perry, Britney Spears. Her songs have a very disgusting

  • sense of humor. But, that is why I love it. She is so disgusting,

  • but hilarious. What is amusing is that she actually performed

  • at a drag show at my sister's college. My sister actually got

  • her autograph for me. It's so funny. Definitely look her up if

  • you are interested. But, be warned

  • that it's very disgusting.

  • In artist alphabetical order, the first is:

  • "Brothersport" by Animal Collective. What can I say about

  • this? Words cannot express the weirdness and awesomeness

  • of this song and video.

  • The next is "Yung Rapunxel" by Azealia Banks.

  • Oh my gosh, what is that?

  • I love this. Just the very first second of

  • the video is like, "What?!"

  • Next is "I Seen Beyoncé" by Cazwell. Where did he see

  • Beyoncé? Well, you'll just have to watch the video. I'll give

  • you a hint, it's not a place you would expect to see her.

  • Up next is "Voyageur" by Enigma. It's about dancing,

  • eccentric dancing.

  • I actually saw "Am I Wrong" by Etienne de Crécy on TV believe

  • it or not. MTV to be exact. Quite astonishing right? Of

  • course this was back in the early 2000's.

  • But, this video is awesome.

  • Next is "Why Go" by Faithless. This video is hilarious. It is

  • yet another video all about dancing. A woman dances at a

  • club. She goes home dancing. She wakes up dancing. She goes to

  • work dancing. She meets a dancing guy and gets married

  • dancing. Later she goes into dancing labor and gives birth to

  • dancing kids. A nice happy dancing family.

  • The next is "Lights" by Interpol. I love this song and

  • I love this video. I first saw the video on TV and was just

  • mesmerized by how awesome it was.

  • Another I saw on MTV back in the early 2000's was

  • "Circular Motion" by Ken Ishii. There is something about this

  • video and song with it that just creeps me out. It's

  • just...it's so creepy to me. I like it, but it's just creepy.

  • Another by Ken Ishii is "Extra." I really like this video.

  • It's an anime style music video. It is quite violent though

  • if that's not your thing.

  • Another I saw on TV was "Keep It Goin' Louder" by Major Lazer.

  • It is directed by Eric Wareheim. If you know who he is, then you

  • know how weird this one is going to be.

  • It is so weird and I love it.

  • Up next is "Karmacoma" by Massive Attack. All of the

  • Massive Attack videos are quite strange, but this one,

  • in my opinion, is the strangest.

  • The second strangest by Massive Attack is "Protection."

  • Everything's all upside down and sideways and all over the place.

  • Next is "Konichiwa Bitches" by Robyn.

  • This video and song are so funny.

  • Lastly is "Big Mouth" by Santigold.

  • Awesome video! What else can I say?

  • Alright, so that is my music. I'm sure there is even more

  • I have found since posting this video. So, thanks for watching!

Hi everyone! I thought I'd share with you what music I listen to.

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我聽什麼音樂 (What Music I Listen To)

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    許祐綸 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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