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Some of my favorite Lostwave Songs - Solved and Unsolved
For those looking for cool obscure music, lostwave is your friend! Don't mind me geeking out about unidentified or previously unidentified music aaa!
Solved -
Making Dedication by First Person - Probably my favorite lostwave song period. Beautiful lyrics. I found it took me a few listens before I really started appreciating it.
Cyan Daze by Chimera - THIS SONG IS ABSOLUTELY SLAMMIN' IT'S SO GOOOOOOD.
L.A. Woman by P.J. Marcus - If I had a nickel for every time I really loved a song called "L.A. Woman", I'd have two nickles. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.
The Livin' and the Dyin' by Jim Dawson - Really beautiful song and an early lostwave solve!
On the Roof by Johan Lindell - The original "most mysterious song on the internet". Absolutely slammin'.
Traveling Minstrel by Richard Torrance - No fish.
Bird On a Wing by Rare Bird - Absolutely bangin' song, lovin' this dude's voice.
Common Hound by The Blind Venetians - Another early lostwave solve and absolutely awesome song.
Early in the Morning (Demo Version) by Excalibur - Much better than the final version imo. This song makes me feel like a 80s wizard shooting lightning out of his hands, which is extremely high praise if you ask me.
Little Islands by The Gallery - Great song with an emotional story behind its search. I'm so happy it's finally solved.
Ready n' Steady by D.A. - Not a unidentified song but a lost song! Well, now it's found but you get the idea. Deserved a release imo.
George Sand by Antonia and the Operators - Bangin' song. I wish there was more by this band they're so good honestly???
Organ by Jon Lord - This was solved in like 10 seconds but still worth putting on here. I love a good neo-classical piece.
Unsolved -
"The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet" - You know I had to put this here.
"Fond My Mind" - Another classic lostwave song. They gotta solve this and TMMS eventually right? RIGHT???
"Wait Forever" - Very ethereal sounding. I really love this one. It's possibly by a German band called the In Tensions or the Intentions but there's no record of them anywhere online?
"Deluded" - Probably one of my favorites. This song SLAPS. The vocalist's performance is delightfully unhinged.
"Baby It's Not Too Late" - Song from an... *ahem* adult film, that's absolutely slammin'. A lot of vintage porn has great music for some reason??? Unfortunately this is likely unsolvable.
"I'm Almost In Love" - Another vintage porn song. This song has an absolutely awesome saxophone and keyboard part??? Also I have no idea why Barni used a picture of some pandas but I'm not complaining. Unfortunately this may be unsolvable.
"Losing My Patience" - Possibly from a porn film??? It's got that energy. I love the guitar solo here.
"Fly Away" - Another famous lostwave, this time from Japan! Despite the slightly unnerving tone, the lyrics are quite mundane???
"Light the Lanterns" - Sometimes called "The Third Most Mysterious Song on the Internet". I love the surreal lyrics.
"Writing from the Train" - Underrated lostwave song. Switches between two different languages for some reason???
"One More Chance" - I really like this one because I feel it has vintage anime vibes for some reason???
"Cat Swimming Guitar Solo" - Awesome guitar solo and Barni put a picture of a cat swimming for some reason, so exactly what it says on the tin!
There's so many more lostwave songs I wanna gush about so I might do a part 2???
This is absolutely amazing. It's so great to see how lost songs can come to a happy ending like this.
This is the most important compilation album ever created.
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Inspired from this song⤵
So there’s this thing
before i got my very first pc laptop, i used to be on a MAC. tiny me had just gotten started with anime and manga (2000/2001) and i would buy indiscriminately any manga w art that i’d like
that also sometimes included CDs popularized as anime/manga related (or magazines as well. i think i still have them somewhere, i also used them for inspo to draw n doodle). sadly, the CDs were made for pc not MAC but i still managed to open the folders and watch the vids and listen to the midi songs (unnamed)
one of which ended up becoming the song i’d listen constantly on repeat for hours while doing work like drawing or writing. then i moved pcs and i sort of lost the song but i could still remember the tune by memory and whistle it
fastforwards to this past week where i absolutely *needed* the song again and im talking like. 15 years later? i still don’t know what it’s from.
the file was only named B18 midi 37.mid, and it was in this: benkyou! volume 19, dated 2001.
and since i spent the past 40 minutes meticulously checking every midi in 5 of those cds and of course it was in the last one, i’m sharing here (idk maybe someone will know where its from or something, or maybe ull end up liking this too, who knows)
“We’re moving steady like the way of the wind,
And we see the sunshine that’ll brighten our eyes,
And when the sky cry ‘Where did the day go?’,
We got to cruise now, when we gonna take off?
The people movin so fast you gotta slow it down,
Take a step back, relax, listen to the sound.”
Need Help With A Song
Hey guys! I know I don’t post original stuff often, but I’m stuck.
See, I’ve got this old CD with a song on it that I’ve never been able to actually FIND. I’ve posted the song in question here: https://soundcloud.com/stephanie-larson-292884025/what-is-this-song If you know the song name, send me an ask or a message! I would LOVE to know where it originated from. I even asked my old piano teachers and they didn’t even know. So, fingers crossed!
