Author Topic: Good CD ideas for a vacation?  (Read 1362 times)

burn some research-sounds onto the cd and masturbate while driving.

burn some research-sounds onto the cd and masturbate while driving.

riding with parents

riding with parents


forgetin pansy ass stuff thumbs down -1/10 boo

also, I like electronic, dubstep (not skrillex ew), hardcore, speedcore, chiptune, video game OSTs
bastion OST
dark souls 1 & 2 OST

Really good free chipmusic:

Sabrepulse (chip and bass)
Auxcide (dance chip)
SMILETRON (chip/lo-fi psychedelic + dnb)
Trey Frey (dance chip)

And you might like the Portal 2 OST, which is very electronic and very free.

You probably haven't heard of the game OFF (but it's really good and you should play it), but the soundtrack, by Alias Conrad Coldwood, is really damn good. And free.
Direct download link: http://gaarabis.free.fr/_minisites/off/03Downloads/OFF_OST1.rar
Check out some of Coldwood's other stuff here: http://gaarabis.free.fr/index_cd.php3?col=ACC

Well since you like dubstep and electronic give Au5 a try
you're gonna have to buy the mp3s online and burn them to a cd though (he does have a few free tracks on his facebook)
« Last Edit: May 02, 2014, 10:36:22 PM by ßlöükfáce »

Pff, CDs. Do they even sell CDs anymore?

I don't see why it's a problem that your car doesn't support auxiliary input unless you're planning on serenading your parents with chip tunes and dubstep. Just use headphones to plug into your iPhone and delete stuff you don't need / use to make room for music.

Pff, CDs. Do they even sell CDs anymore?

yes

lotsa people sell CDs

OT: DBZ/DB OST

Well, shameless reference to my avatar pic, but Bastion has a pretty fantastic soundtrack. And...not sure if it's for you, but I've been listening to a guy called "Beck" recently. He's pretty good too.



idk why people are saying CDs are absolete, they're still really useful in case you want a hard copy of your music plus they come with cool album art and stuff. Digital music files are of course more convenient though.

if the car has a cassette player you could buy a cassette adapter for $15 and plug your ipod into it

A CD is not any more of a hard copy than your harddrive is. CDs are digitally encoded just like harddrives, they use pretty much the same method of storing data.

Technicalities aside, they are entirely obsolete. If you want the experience of inserting a physical volume of data into a player, get an MP3 player with SD card support and put your music on an SD card. You can store 128gb+ on an SD card which is like 1/20th of the size of a CD that can only store 870mb of data on it. CDs are the definition of obsolete.

What about your phone? Can you put music on there?

Or do you still use a pager?