>>846 >>844 I'm back. Typically a metalshredderhead but this is todays 2 inspired jams got me to hit rec while practicing fingerstyle. Managed to push out something just played with feels. No editing magic so rough I've just started using reaper but i think it's salvageable. Let me know if it sucks or not.

>>961 I like the beginning of that second one. It kind of reminds me of Popol Vuh for some reason. I'm not a good judge of guitar playing though. I'm basically a novice and usually just use my rudimentary guitar playing as a source for samples.

Hello yes is this where i can post muzak I wanted to open a board but was suggested to post here instead, Alog seems volatile in the long run and don't feel the mood to post in 8moe anytime soon. Originally i wanted to make a series of dumps quickly recapitulating the main catalog of some artists based on genres, i need to organize my music folders and i thought i could make a bunch of posts based on it along with posting some links but it's going to be quite the number of posts, sometimes it gets to 50 songs which are 10 posts and lots of visual clutter, i was easily going to post 15-20 artists, so i wanted to ask if anybody is inclined to a genre or something so i can at least do 2 or 3 without spamming the place with uninteresting topics for you all. I get long-winded in my topics and end up never finishing my posting projects so in this case i will just try to write the few things i know about a band and/or the general aspects of it, some bands like Hawkwind and Gong have some sort of lore or general knowledge that i honestly know nothing about, not to mention local scenes with tons of info, so going at it would be a bit much but i would post about it later on if i get a miraculous writing streak or info source. Right now i have in my hands psychedelic rock, stoner rock, jazz fusion of most kinds, triphop/breakbeat and some old timey house/techno but these folders have tons of stuff, i was a metalfag once upon a time but it's just the basic bands. >>961 Personally i like both of them very much, i am a sucker for reverb and clean tones so it's a nice fit, and i also favor the second one.

>>973 I'm interested in these genres; Progressive metal Intelligent drum and bass Breakbeat Funk/Jass Experimental / EDM

>>973 Time Trax is probably my favorite Tim Follin soundtrack, although I prefer the NTSC version. It's too bad it's the only soundtrack he did with the YM2612.

>>948 >The magician concentrates on the breathing rhythm of his intended female victim >when the breaths have been harmonized for about three minutes, he suddenly contracts his anus >Sorcerers have been known to induce uncontrollable orgasms by this means

>>969 Sometimes while reading, one may find weird parts like that, there was also that part about the witches and broomsticks, but this is getting into a bit of a gray area for this board so it might be better to leave it at that At some point I read that patients were healed by a small group of practitioners who stood around the patient and chanted something like "Saa" over and over and then the patient was miraculously healed also from the breathings and positive energy of the practitioners Certain buildings have that sort of "vibe" to them that spending time in them may alter the physical condition of the body Here are some interesting writings; http://www.fractalfield.com/alchemyoffusion/

>>970 Who do you think has better sex magic, Aleister Crowley or Julius Evola?

>>971 Not sure Crowley was very cryptic and I haven't read much about Julius Evola

>>919 >>920

>>890 I found an interesting article about making opals; https://hackaday.com/2021/01/11/growing-opals-in-the-lab/

>>723 I wonder what cactus it ate.

Live music for your café daito.

>not encoded But this is interesting nevertheless, thank you.

Alright, here are the links that don't use Cuckflare, either openly or hidden. Beware, I haven't in any way tried to vet any of these beyond simply reading the headers to confirm they aren't in bed with Cuckflare. >note: includes onion-location: tags, when present. SUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2TWpKamFHRnVMbTl5Wnk4S0lHaDBkSEJ6T2k4dk1qaGphR0Z1TG05eVp5OWli MkZ5WkM4S0lHaDBkSEJ6T2k4dgpNbVJ5WVhjdWJXVXZaQzhLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2ZDNkM0xqTXhO R05vWVc0dWIzSm5MMmx1WkdWNExtaDBiV3dLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2CmJXbHVkWE16WTJndWJtVjBM d29nYUhSMGNITTZMeTh6WkdOb1lXNHVibVYwTDJSMWJtZGxiMjR2Q2lCb2RIUndjem92TDNkM2R5 NDAKYTJWMkxtOXlaeThLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2TkhSaFltRXVibVYwTHdvZ2FIUjBjSE02THk4Mk1E QmphR0Z1TG1kaEx3b2dhSFIwY0RvdgpMelp2YjJOb00yWmpiek56Y20xNmRXeHpNbnBuTW5Odk5I Tm5jamN5WTJvM2REUm9kM0ZzYUdwaGJtNXVaVzFtTlhrMU5XWjViV0ZrCkxtOXVhVzl1THdvZ2FI UjBjSE02THk4Mk5HTm9MbTFsTDJsdVpHVjRMbWgwYld3S0lHaDBkSEE2THk4Mk5HTm9ZVzQyTW1w M1pXSjYKZW00MWFHTm5kWGh3TW1WMmIyTmllR3Q2YVhFMWJYTnVlV00yWVdvME0zbGpkSGR6TnpO NWVtRnBaQzV2Ym1sdmJpOXBibVJsZUM1bwpkRzFzQ2lCb2RIUndPaTh2TmpSamFHRnVMbVYxTXk1 dmNtY3ZDaUJvZEhSd2N6b3ZMemhyZFc0dWRHOXdMMmx1WkdWNExtaDBiV3dLCklHaDBkSEE2THk5 aFltMWhMbmd0YldGeWRTNXZjbWN2YVcxaFoyVnpMd29nYUhSMGNITTZMeTloYkc5bmN5NTBhR1Zu ZFc1MGNtVjAKYjNKMExtTnZiUzhLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2WVc1dmJpNWpZV1psQ2lCb2RIUndPaTh2 ZEdWM04zUm1lamRrZG5ZMGRITnZiVFExZWpKMwpjMlZ4YkRkcmQyWjRibU0zTjJKMFpuUjZjM05o YzJ0a2R6SXliMkUxWTJ0aWNXUXViMjVwYjI0dkNpQm9kSFJ3T2k4dllYSmxZVEUyCkxuaDVlaThL

>>956 Sorry due to char limit here, I had to split it up into two. Just concat to restore. dmRXZG9jMk5wWlc1alpXRmpZV1JsYlhrdVkyOHUKZFdzdkNpQm9kSFJ3T2k4dmJXVmphR0ZqYUdG dUxtNWxkQzhLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2YldWeWIzSnBiaTVqYjIwdmFuQXZDaUJvZEhSdwpjem92TDIx bGQydHNaUzVwWTNVdkNpQm9kSFJ3Y3pvdkwyMXBiblJpYjJGeVpDNXZjbWN2ZG1samFHRnVMMmx1 WkdWNExtaDBiV3dLCklHaDBkSEE2THk5dFpXZHBaRzlqYUdGdUxtMXZaUzhLSUdoMGRIQnpPaTh2 ZDNkM0xtNWxhMjlqYUdGdUxtTmhabVV2YVc1a1pYZ3UKYUhSdGJBb2dhSFIwY0hNNkx5OXJZV3Ro YzJocExXNWxibkJ2TG1OdmJTOEtJR2gwZEhCek9pOHZiWFZ6YVd0amFHRnVMbU52YlM5dApkWE5w WXk4S0lHaDBkSEE2THk5dWRTMXRiM011WTI5dEwyMXZjeThLSUdoMGRIQTZMeTl2WTJocFltRXVl QzF0WVhKMUxtOXlaeTlwCmJXZGliMkZ5WkM4S0lHaDBkSEJ6T2k4dmIyNWxaUzVqYUM4S0lHaDBk SEE2THk5dmNHVnlZWFJ2Y21Ob1lXNHViM0puTHdvZ2FIUjAKY0hNNkx5OXdZWEJsY21Ob1lXNHVa R1J1Y3k1dVpYUXZDaUJvZEhSd2N6b3ZMM0J2Ym1rdVpuVnVMM0J2Ym1rdkNpQm9kSFJ3Y3pvdgpM MkZzZEdaMWNpNXVaWFF2Q2lCb2RIUndjem92TDJGbWRHVnlibTl2Ymk1a2VXNTFMbU52YlM5d2FH OTBieTVvZEcxc0NpQm9kSFJ3CmN6b3ZMM0J2YkdsMGFXTnpMbXh2YkM5aGJHd3ZDaUJvZEhSd2N6 b3ZMM0JsY21abFkzUmphR0Z1TG05eVp5OEtJR2gwZEhCek9pOHYKY0hKbFoyTm9ZVzR1WTI5dEx3 b2dhSFIwY0hNNkx5OXdjbTlzYVd0bGQyOWhhQzVqYjIwdlltOWhjbVJ6TG1wekNpQm9kSFJ3T2k4 dgpjV05vWVc0dVpIbHVaRzV6TG05eVp5OEtJR2gwZEhCek9pOHZjWFZsYzNSa1pXNHViM0puTDJ0

>>956 >>957 BTW, there are two or three others that I didn't include here as well. Not b/c they were Cuckflare'd, but b/c I wanted to dig a little deeper before adding them to the list. I may put them here too later.

>>958 Alright, thanks for the list

>>831 >Thing is also about running or managing a board, that task seems daunting to most, even if they like bunnies or whatever else they might like a board about. It's easy to run a board, I had and have several. Especially if it's about a small niche topic that only gets a handful of interested anons. >I was lucky enough that there are places close to me where I can find semi wild or wild bunnies easily certain places sort of sheltered them so they gathered to numbering hundreds there. Its my dream to one day have a place of my own with its own bunny preserve A noble goal indeed.

>>832 Well, its just my experience, I did ask around if someone would be interested in claiming the /bun/ board while I was on 8chan, but no one was up for it out of the ones I asked, yet their interests were bunnies for sure. I had a board already at the time and other things to deal with so that was that. I saw an interview with someone who had a place with a lot of bunnies in real life and he said "they mostly own themselves" apparently the bunnies just emerged from the wild while feed was being spread near the house since the inhabitant lived in a bakery and had lots of leftovers

>>832 It can also be difficult to get activity for the boards, especially when there are a lot of boards and they don't stand out and have difficulty advertizing for reasons like where are they going to advertize? Most visitors are also lurkers who don't post

>>801 Trees just grow, they don't care or even notice if you chop bits off them or make them grow in a certain direction with wire, etc. And these are so very beautiful trees indeed.

>>809 >And these are so very beautiful trees indeed. That they are. This is a nice board-thread tbh. You know some Bonsais have been nurtured for literally hundreds of years?

I read a book on niwaki, which is the japanese art of tree shaping Bonsai is like niwaki except the trees are mostly potted and miniature in Bonsai, otherwise its pretty similar