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I'm not the biggest fan of documentary movies, but after reading your post I decided to watch it. There's also a 100% rating on rotten tomatoes. I'm usually quite suspicious about the so-called experts and their reviews and criticism, but this time they weren't wrong. Of course, the main reason to watch was to see the culture and performance of industrial musicians of the past, and I wasn't disappointed. The main surprise was the flow of the movie, its intensity, and its humor. You usually don't find doc movies to be that generic and humorous, but they managed to make it. Not the biggest fan of netflix and don't even have a subscription there, watched the movie on roomba.tv instead, but I must admit they made a great job this time.

this synthesizer is awesome. I'm not a composer, but if I was it would provide unlimited possibilities.

In general, I like to find new young performers and follow the trends in today's music, as it is exciting and valuable.

great job, it was really nice and interesting for me to listen

In fact, sound files are a very fragile thing. I know how easy it is to lose precious information and ruin it. to clear the track of unwanted sound defects, I decided to throw it into a non-regular program. And as a result , I completely ruined it . mp3 is a streaming format that is quite resistant to damage. In this case, this means that the source signal during encoding is divided into equal-duration sections, called frames and encoded separately, and when decoding, the final signal is formed from a sequence of decoded frames (source). If several frames in the file body are damaged, it will still be played, but clicks may appear in this place, and some mp3 players may refuse to play such files. Then my friend found this track for me in perfect quality on https://kindness-tiguini.rabbit-mp3.com / and I am insanely pleased.