Mmhm.Originally Posted by Bionicgoat
just that dreamy mellow haunting feel their music has... plus her voice goes perfect with the music. Not sure if I can explain it without referencing drug highsYes, I am not sure what we mean here either. It's not terribly helpful to post a bunch of videos without really discussing their qualities.Portishead is the shit! that whole album is just.... chillsnot so sure if it's alpha though. I still haven't figured out what it is that makes a song alpha
So why do you like Portishead? I have a lot of rarities which I would offer to you except I don't think that's possible.it's actually kind of weird next to the rest of the music I like which tends to be very... well... I can't explain that either
Uppy??? I have a fairly wide musical taste but it's all got... something... in common... lol maybe somebody who's read through the two hundred different songs I've posted to the current music thread can come up with some words to describe what I like.
anyways... so far all I can tell about this alpha music thing is theres a certain vague childishness theme going (which does make sense for alpha) and pretty much everything posted so far is stuff I like (even if I've never heard it before)
I would definitely be a slightly sadder version of this child, though. Think Sigur Ros or Mum, two Icelandic bands They are full of wonder but they are held back by everything that makes them sad. I think I subconsciously look for this quality.
I was recently looking at my Itunes list of top 25 most played songs. Probably 22 of them are down-tempo. I do listen to more up-tempo songs at times, but even with those, I notice that there is a hint of melancholy. An edginess in the vocal quality or a dissonance in the chordal structure or an indefinable quality in the rhythmic patterns. I cannot seem to escape it.
Perhaps what we mean by "Alpha music" is not "what Alphas listen to" but "what Alphas would listen to if they were not beholden to mood.
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