I also sent a DM to the admin. Those federation issues are so frustrating.
The actual cover art of the CD release is only the middle right part of this image as indicated by the creases. This is the artwork you get by fully unfolding the booklet, but I don't think it's big enough to call it a poster.
The gods made heavy metal and they saw that is was good
They said to play it louder than Hell
We promised that we would
When losers say it's over with you know that it's a lie
The gods made heavy metal and it's never gonna die
To be fair, Cowbee didn't specify that they successfully tried it!
Maybe a Joy Division/New Order meme?
I would guess it's maybe Melodic Hardcore.
Maybe it would be best to combine all Jamaican and Jamaican-influenced music styles (reggae, ska, rocksteady, dancehall, etc.) into one community. Or even expand that to the whole Carribean region!
I know about it, I use it myself. But I don't "scrobble" directly to ListenBrainz, it's connected to my Last.fm.
I'm not a big fan of the recommendations it gives me, not obscure enough for me. Maybe they will improve as more people use it, because AFAIK the algorithm is only based on listening data of users. I feel like the recommendations could already be better if MusicBrainz data like tags, labels, compilations albums, etc. were used additionally. (Example: You listen to artist X. Songs by artist Y are included in multiple compilation albums which also feature songs by artist X. Maybe you also like artist Y!)
For now I prefer tools like the one I posted here: There's a collection of albums tagged with music genres, styles, etc. You want to discover albums with a certain tag. The tool provides you with a random album with that certain tag.
(You can also do this manually with Rate Your Music charts by using a random number generator. I kinda wish they added a feature to do this automatically.)
So the only difference to [email protected] is that the community allows links to any wiki? (Though [email protected] also has "Casual Tuesdays", allowing wikis other than Wikipedia)
It's always kind of funny, because you obviously expect a pun due to the format and then it's just completely random and absurd. Anti-humor, I guess what it's called.
The average for every single Lemmy instance was 8.208262964 comments per post.
I wonder how much that statistic would change if you exclude news or politics communities.
Someone needs to make an infinite recursion GIF of this!
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Thank you!