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I am looking for songs that sonically take over me completely, soundscapes that are full to the brim with nowhere to go. Or it may be a kind of emotional thing, like crescendos, time signature changes, lyrics that are “deep/strong”… Extreme music that is of high quality, production… good art essentially! Essentially all about the sound; something that fills you up in all kinds of ways. The ephemeral is hard to put words onto…Here are some songs for reference:Comet Is Coming (NPR tiny desk) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpfpYTmohAk (first song and second song)Howie Lee – The Gate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaHHaUG-ybM (VIDEO!!!)Terry Riley – Persian Dervishes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqQ59i4PmGEKinoko Teikoku – Whirlpool https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33JNwxSNNNYKoen Groeneveld – 1981 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QDuudMELBIYann Tiersen – Ker al Loch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHiYco6Sd_k (VIDEO!!!)Bonzai – I Did https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbf1tPbTW7w (VIDEO!!!)Idles (NPR tiny desk) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMehItNQKAAFloating Points – Falaise https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJfpOgQcq9IAsa Chang & Jun Ray – Hana https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPrQ6HSQkAc (VIDEO!!!)Rage Against the Machine – Bombtrack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVck6DkOi38Akiko Kiyama – Rainbow In The Hand https://ift.tt/tOFUzbl classical pieces like Tchaikovsky (Piano Concerto #1), or Lizst (complex arrangements), very dramatic intense pieces. I’m not so familiar with classical music although I love it more than anything, so recommendations in that category are very very welcome.Perhaps it is a bit of an abstract question, so the examples are to give an idea of what floats my boat. Any genre… as long as it takes over everything in me! If the video is crazy (denoted above with “VIDEO!!!”) that helps :)I would be so so grateful of any cool recommendations. Hope it is the right place to ask. If not, I’m sure it will soon be made clear )EDIT: start to be too many replies to respond personally, and i’m of course using this as a tool to procrastinate; gotta get back to work. THANK YOU i got some new sounds ) peaceEDIT 2: wow, start to get some seriously impressive recommendations… please don’t stop… what a fantastic resource redditors are sometimes ) i can’t reply to everyone now, but i will when i get time. i’m extremely gratefulEDIT 3: i wore my headphone battery out listening on max volume to all your amazing music (and neglected most of my work duties today) so now i am having to hear the music in the starbucks i am sitting in. pain. absolute pain, compared to what i’ve just been treated to. but you humans are the reason humans are… worth saving… thank you i appreciate all, and i hope a lot of people can enjoy new music from this thread. will reply to everyone individually the next few days. i’m so happy i asked this questionEDIT 4: wow i did not expect so many replies. i will listen to every recommendation, and reply with my thoughts, for what it’s worth. i slowed down a bit today, but will get back later today and tomorrow. this is my favourite thread ever on reddit. thank you everyone!!!! via /r/Music https://ift.tt/Nr8pzDZ

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I didn’t know much about contributing to Open Source 12 months ago, I just heard it was a great career accelerator and a lot of fun.So I listened to a lot of smart folks about how newcomers to coding can use Open Source to advance their careers.This is what I learned about how to get started.​Pick the language you are the best at. If you’re not at least an advanced beginner in a language work on tutorials until you get there.Search for an Open Source project in that language – good places to look are https://ift.tt/KvOZyeP / or https://ift.tt/yUjgaOM 2 or 3 projects.Watch all 2-3 projects for 1-2 weeks (i.e. join their community on Discord / Slack, and subscribe to issue notifications). See how people contribute, how they talk to each other. and read all of the documentation.Based on that investigation, pick the one that seems most welcoming to you. Only pick one.Introduce yourself in the proper channels. Follow the introduction instructions!Read all of the open issues. Pick the one that you are most likely to do well. Work on that issue.Meanwhile, if you see someone else ask a question that you know the answer to based on reading ALL of the documentation, answer those questions. “I think the answer is this [and add link]. Community, please redirect me if I’m wrong.” *** helping in Open Source is more than coding, and this is a great way to ease the burden on the very busy Maintainers. ***When you finish the issue, follow the protocol to get a code review. Also, ask the appropriate channel for a Maintainer to double-check that you are following the correct process.Repeat steps 7-9 at least 5 times, preferably 10.Ask in a public channel, not privately, for an experienced Contributor or Maintainer to review your initial contributions to see what you are doing well and how you can improve.Now that you’ve worked on 10 issues, work on 20, then 30, then 40.Recommended: start reviewing others’ pull requests. Make sure you get advice from someone more experienced after your first one.Recommended: along the way, keep a weekly list of what you did, and what you learned.After at least 25 hours of contribution, but preferably 50, update your resume (that’s what #14 is for), and ask on a general or career channel if folks would give advice on your job search. “I’ve been working on Community AA for the last BB weeks and have done XX issues, YY pull requests, ZZ code reviews. Would someone be willing to share tips on my resume and or organizations you know who might be looking for an Engineer with these skills ” via /r/webdev https://ift.tt/i5jESav