This is what the OP, which I've already referred you to, says:

Pretty simple really. And now it's been explained to you by two different people so please start following the rules of the thread.

Listening to my Halloween playlist. Not bad Tim, not bad at all. It's darker than I remember. I could only imagine what a normal person with no real knowledge of music (outside of the radio) would think.

What's the point? It takes seven seconds to bring up a song on YouTube rather than providing the video here. Unless there's another reason that eludes the "because I say so" rule, this is absurd and pointless.

But, for you. <3

The point is to SAY SOMETHING ABOUT IT. Jackhammer already said as much to you, as did I. Please stop spamming.

Then why are you singling me out? I've seen a few other posts that say just as much as mine.



This song never fails to impose philosophical inquiries. Maybe it's the flute.

I'm not singling you out, I'm informing you of the rules which, thus far, you've insisted on ignoring. All you have to do is follow them and stop arguing and I'll be more than happy to leave you alone.

****ing banger dude.

Carac Cyls is a song made by Frog Pocket, a Scottish guy who makes mellowish music out of crazy, sorta-jungle beats and acoustic stringed instruments that he plays himself.
The entire album that it's on, entitled Gonglot, is excellent. It actually sounds like what I imagine the inside of a frog pocket might sound like if frogs had pockets. It was released by Planet Mu in 2005 and has been a favorite of mine for years. I found this thing all on my own and I'm simultaneously elated that I found such a gem and kind of pissed off by the fact that nobody personally recommended it to me beforehand. Somebody should have told me.
I'm listening to the song exactly right now.

I love that the music is so mellow, yet the lyrics are just disturbing. Makes it all the more creepy.