https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o048xeNQ3Wo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o048xeNQ3Wo
I'm ignorant, is there a name for that kind of guitar style? Seems to be very common for music set in western/wild west America.
Blues or delta blues, something like this
That was really cool and all but what kind of an abomination of a guitar is that sitting on the far right?
looks like a regular 8-string guitar with a weirdly shaped body?
a weirdly shaped body
title of your sex tape
the specific style for the guitar is "slide guitar" and involves using a solid, usually metal or plastic, "slider" which goes around one of your fingers which you then press against the strings while you strum.
my favorite: https://youtu.be/s-zGL3TtNvs
This feels so familiar, like something I would have heard waay before Bastion came out
I heard Bastion is a great game too
Bastion's music (at least partially, and definitely not the lyrics) is made out of stock music samples that come with the software it was made in. So every once in a while you're bound to find other songs with common elements.
For instance, here's one off the top of my head that came out a few years after it.
i think Borderlands uses it as well. that came out a couple years before Bastion? the earliest i can think of is Cowboy Bebop though. that was 98.
definitely reminds me of Borderlands desert themes as well, spot on!
There's also slide guitars that are more like a keyboard than a guitar. Usually they're only played in southern churches but Robert Randolph uses one in his music.
Other people have already answered your question, but if you want some good examples of slide guitar players to check out:
Duane Allman (of The Allman Brothers): Possibly the slide guitar GOAT
Derek Trucks: Probably the best modern slide guitar player
Muddy Waters: Chicago blues legend
Robert Johnson: Delta blues legend (supposed to have made a deal with the devil to get good at guitar)
Ry Cooder: Well known session guitarist for the likes of the rolling stones and Neil young.
Blind Willie Johnson: Fantastic slide guitarist who didn't become well known until long after his death
There are plenty more, of course, but those are some good ones.
Add David Gilmour to that list: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9ohBMozCzI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2GikVQXvf0
Steve Blum is legendary.
That’s not Steve Blum, the owner of that channel is a voice actor and uses the channel and his VA skills to non-stop shitpost. Fantastic impression tho.
Wow, that's wild. I thought someone just paid Blum for a cameo or something.
I need to give Cowboy Bebop another shot (Yes, I know the OP is a parody). I dropped it after 19 episodes, since I was burnt out on anime at the time (I was between jobs in 2016 and watched like 80 series), but I really love the 90s anime aesthetic.
Does anybody know any good 90s anime? I've seen Golden Boy, Great Teacher Onizuka, Initial D, Berserk (1997), Evangelion, and Trigun. I know about Ghost in the Shell, but I haven't watched it yet since I have a hard time paying attention to movies these days. I prefer TV series where I can dip after 30 minutes if I feel like it.
Trigun.
Initial D, Berserk (1997), Evangelion, and Trigun.
So good that he should watch it again.
You heard me.
I rewatch it every few years. Should read it too, since the manga goes further.
Revolutionary Girl Utena is another excellent one
Does anybody know any good 90s anime?
I imagine you're gonna get a huge range of what constitutes "good," and from me you're gonna get a broad interpretation of what constitutes the "90s" lol.
Series are bolded, movies are italicized.
"Good" from a critically defensible perspective:
"Good" if you like easily consumable shows without a ton of complexity or depth:
Edit: many edits ongoing to add shows and trailers and stuff
Motherfucker has that ready.
And not even a mention of GITS. Appalling.
Thanks, I've never heard of Blue Submarine No. 6.
I've seen Dragon Ball, but I count that as an 80s show, so I didn't mention it. Yu Yu Hakusho and Sailor Moon are good recs, though. I've seen the dubs, but a lot of "mainstream" anime in the 90s censored stuff (like the lesbians in Sailor Moon), so I'll have to check out the subs.
Enjoy.
Also Dragon Ball Z is different from Dragon Ball.
Yeah, I've seen them all. Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Super. Fell off of Dragon Ball GT during the first arc, though, since it sucks. GT isn't canon anyway.
Blue Submarine No. 6
I like that this was mentioned. Definitely one of my favourite back in the days.
Hajime no Ippo
Not 90s but can't go wrong with Cowboy Bebop
I feel this way about anime
Hey champ, that’s really interesting. Next time, keep it to yourself.
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I don't think I have any friends who aren't into anime. This is a shit tier troll
i love when the entire script of the video is in the title
Definitely makes it easy to find
Well, the first half
they're talking about the title on youtube
A thousand apologises
That's too many apologies
*apologises
Not enough
he looks like katee sackhoff
rule 63 Bo Katan?
@toborowitz on tiktok, that was where the original was posted. He is also on ig with the same handle.
Edit: here's a link to the og
One of the few consistently funny TikTok accounts
His final message. Goodbye.
What is Meteos doing here?
Oh boy, keeping that one on speed dial.
I can't be the only one who thought this was some old, obscure video of Timothy Olyphant
The nicest, NICEST way to say "I didn't want to hear that."
u/redditdownloader
Ah, thank you for introducing another video for my "Videos to show to everyone everywhere all the time" playlist
Who is this guy? He had another funny video a few months ago getting upset at people partying during COVID that was great
u/savevideo
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzDztyS09CU
Words of advice for all of us
A modern take on "lurk more"
The only thing necessary for the triumph of reactionary dumbasses is for good men to lurk.