oh yeah the paramore cover is what got me around to giving paramore a real shot. kind of a carly rae situation if that makes sense? their version feels way more intense than the original which is kind of surprising, but ig thats just what 40 years of loudness acclimation does to a song lol, i love. paramore fucking rocks ngl.
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uuuuh, no, maybe?
anyways, you should go listen to "speaking in tongues" by the talking heads. its probably my favorite of their releases overall. burning down the house is one of the coolest openers known to man and the whole album after that is just banger after banger. it really takes you for a ride and you cant really predict what david byrne and the gang are going to throw at you next. most of the instrumentals feel so unorthodox (they have that campy halloween-y vibe that i like) which is to say nothing of the vocals. it borders on the edge of uneasy comedy thats only really undercut by the stern nature of most of the lyrics. no where is this more evident than on the closing track "this must be the place". the instrumental almost feels unsure of itself, all at once its upbeat and somehow deeply sorrowful. and its all brought together by these beautiful lyrics painting a vivid picture of an earnest and pedestrian love thats hopeful in its simplicity. its easily one of my favorite songs and its always a treat when you get to listen to it.
clipnote update 2037 btw.
theres this album called "masked dancers" by brave little abacus. its not as well known as their later release, "just got back from the discomfort". but its very much worth listening to today. the bands grasp on math rock instrumentation and its midwest tones combine surprisingly well with the off kilter implementation of noise and samples. despite shaping a lot of midwest emo conventions that we see today, there really isnt anything else like it.
you should probably listen to it at some point :)
yeah ofc, this project file isnt the best, nashs is probably better, i mostly made this one for myself
https://forum.zdoom.org/viewtopic.php?t=70232
i would assume thats due to the fact that clipnote has a bunch of web and file related calls, and windows antivirus software just really hates anything that isnt well known because its paranoid af, from an antiviruses perspective it has no idea what the code is ACTUALLY doing, it just knows it COULD do harm. as long as you downloaded from itch.io it should be safe. logically, the most recent clipnote file has been up since 2019 and no ones had an issue, if my software was doing anything actually malicious my itch account would probably just be gone ngl.
i literally cant unless i either give YOYO games a bunch of money and port all the existing code to GML2, or i just remake the whole thing from scratch. dont really want to give shitty companies money, and im a bit too busy with other things to rewrite the whole thing when im not THAT hyped about it anymore.
protip: dont ever use software that costs any amount of money to make a game, shit aint worth it :)