Dusty Chalk

Tried to figure out who the soprano is on this version of Miserere (the one pictured, hits the high notes): Looks like it's a one Josephine Stephenson. While trying to figure out whether she ever sung Solvejg's Song (Grieg), found out she does a lot of work in the alternative music community, not just classical choir: (She's not Elena Tonra, I know that, I think she's playing keyboards and singing backing vocals.) She's 1/3 of Listenpony, whatever that means (this one is weird): And I don't know what this has to do with anything (edit: I do now, she directs the choir on backing vocals), I just like it (RIYL Kate Bush):

I saw boobies. For a fraction of a second, but I did. Also: I have their first album, and that's exactly what I remember them sounding like. Dig!

Nice!

More for you!

Damn, you look sharp in that suit, dude.

Speaking of on repeat, this is epic: I have their first album. I don't remember it sounding anything like this.

Don't you always? I know I do. Me: corrugated cardboard paper cut -- the worst. Most egregious. Nasty little fucker.

Oh hell yeah, that climax starting at 2:16... And thanks for the indirect Bandcamp link, Al.

Millennials, amirite?

Third group looks like a Wish You Were Here outtake.

It looks like cake.

Me neither

Burrito bowl because comfort food

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Another bacon wrapped banana?

No, seriously, I cried.

Ooh, bad time to get distracted, shit got surreal, but I think I can synopsize it thusly: there were zombies and not one but two big boss fights, and they won by not playing.

I loved Russian Doll

Happy almost belated birthday, Jeff. (party favour noise)

Thanks for all the advice, guys. Actually, my bigger concern is that they'll "fix" the gnarliness/artifacts, and it will sound just like Audacity, so I need to hurry up and get around to it before they do that.

Not really, no. Distortions aren't well represented by Fourier analysis. It might give a clue but... Wanted to know if it was a piece of crap before I downloaded it. That NTFS software I downloaded certainly was.

I know how to slow down and pitch shift and everything, but the algorithm that YouTube uses is all gnarly and artifacty (probably because it has to be synchronized to the video), and it’s that particular distortion that I’m trying to recreate.