Shred Room 56: Saqqara

Sounds like fun hope the journey is worth it

twseel wrote: ^which pundit are you talkin'?

Debashish Bhattacharya atm.

^ you should stay awake for 903 hours. 

^ who needs health? 

Man With Hat wrote: twseel wrote: btw I'm currently traveling to Portugal to do work on a hippie farm   why do they need to grow hippies?

natural hippie forests were cut down in the '80s by Reagan and Thatcher, but now that demand is growing again new plantations are popping up all over the globe, especially in Portugal
luckily seeds are easily available here since the plants were still grown in isolation for the 45rpm vinyl that was extracted from the stem, containing natural reverb and delay

anyone in the shred know any sites for good public domain music other than freemusicarchive, .q.m.

that doesn't seem public domain k

Polymorphia wrote: twseel wrote: Polymorphia wrote: twseel wrote: ^which pundit are you talkin'? Debashish Bhattacharya atm. that's a new one for me, I'll have to check him out when I get the chance He's cool bc he does some stuff that's unusual for the genre. Particularly this decade.

sounds good, there are surprisingly few of them changing the game, but then again a lot of attempts come out schmaltzy or gimmicky
I know there was one guy playing ragas on the piano, and there's some interesting stuff with Indian percussion but that's basically it...
from what I understand the popularity of the style is dwindling in India, which might also lead to stagnation of course

twseel wrote: Vompatti wrote: that doesn't seem public domain k I suck at computers what's the difference?

public domain stuff you can basically use anywhere without a separate permission or license

nice, I'll remember that
come to think of it, have you heard Ghazal? not exactly experimental, but at least the mix with Persian classical is something different