Adam Neely makes a really insightful point about the limitations of "generative AIs"/LLMs and music.

LLMs can mimic the output of music, but they can't handle the process of making music.

I think his insight applies to many other creative fields as well. LLMs mimic the output, but not the process:

https://youtu.be/N8NyEjB\_XeA?si=sUgCV6aeITBqas5E

@music #LLM #music #GenAI #generativeAI #tech #technology #chatGPT

A track from Eminem’s first, experimental album Infinite, from 1996. The entire album has a different, softer, relaxed vibe compared to his later, much more successful work. I’ve always liked it since I first listened to it back in the early 2000s.

17.11.2022

My favorite, from these guys. Released in 1999.

My favorite song from this band.

Definitely one of the great rock songs from the early 90s.

Good alternative rock song from the late 2000s.

One of my favorites from the 2000s.

I can't tell you how many times I have heard this song and never new. Soon as someone pointed it out all I can here is positive k's voice.

Great song from the late 90s. Metallica's Whiskey in the Jar is a cover of Thin Lizzy's version of this old Irish folk music.

Great alternative rock song from the early 90s.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16242759

> This is a music video for a song from angela's 3rd major-label LP, from 2006. The song is an "image song" related to a 51-minute-long "TV special" which is a prequel to the 2005 mecha anime series Fafner in the Azure: Dead Aggressor. > > (For more information about the song, see this page on one of Wikia/Fandom.com's wikis, but be warned that — as is generally the case with that particular wikifarm — this website tends to have so many obnoxious autoplaying videos & other extraneous bloat that opening any page hosted there might slow your computer/browser down to a crawl!)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/16241047

> This is a concert by the band MaidaVale that was filmed/broadcasted by WDR Rockpalast, mainly consisting of songs from the band's second LP, as well as two songs from their first LP. > > (The first album's music is basically early-1970s style retro hard rock, similar to Mountain, Black Sabbath’s early albums, Nektar’s early albums, Atomic Rooster’s second album, Budgie, etc.; whereas the second album's music is more of a motorik/repetitive style of psychedelic rock and/or noise rock, similar to Loop, Hawkwind, or (occasionally) Primal Scream.)

From 2001. Definitely one of their best.

One of my favorites from the 90s.