>2016 >not listening to pic related while writing

What is that, some kind of Holst for plebs?

>pluto

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>holst
>not scriabin
>not mahler

>>7661243
>>7661250
>Holst
Pleb fags.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLDWKpAkRHs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lqc8Ttep6A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cpXpgjUT2k

>>7661206
>not listening to planetary electromagnetic emissions adjusted to audio cues

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_JAvVjKeWI

No wonder /lit/ is so mired in endless repetitions of the dull 'human condition'

they don't know what it is.

>>7661260
Mein Gott! This is what Nazi Tank drivers listened to in WW2.

>not listening to close to the edge while reading siddhartha

>>7661250

>Scriabin

My nigga
GOAT piano composer

>>7661206
I prefer Eno

>listening to music while reading

>>7661362
this desu

>>7661335
prefer poem of ecstasy desu

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>>7661206
>not this

>>7661360

my niggah.

check out harold bloom too - they did a collab album together

>>7661206
God, this thing. The way the synth is overlaid on the recordings feels so new-agey
Pop in some cooler field-recordings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfKSU1udoWk
>>7661360
Yep. Discreet Music is good

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Does lit like the doors? The lyrics are very poetic desu.

>>7662513
i've listened to some of jana windreren's stuff but i really like that track

this thread proves /lit/ is now mostly /mu/tants that got sick of the bullshit and bored of sitting around pirating and listening to music, and I'm happy to see progress taking place in real time. maybe next year we can stop going on 4chan altogether

>>7661667
Don't you mean Harold Budd?

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>>7662518
I fucking love the Doors. Morrison Hotel convinced me to break up with my first girlfriend. I wanted to be a rider on the storm.

>>7662630
>>7662518
>wilderness changed my perspective as a child

>listening to music while reading
ISHYGDDT

>>7662612
I don't listen to field recordings much, but she's good. I also really enjoy Loren Chasse

>>7662645
That ain't the implication (for many, I'd guess)

>>7661271
This reminds me so much of Stockhausen's "Luzifers Abschied."

>>7661271
Can someone explain the musical construction of this to me?

It's just noise.

>>7662724
everything is music, my simple friend

>>7661206

>listening to LITERALLY fake bullshit

>>7661362
When you live-in the bustle of modern society, relaxing ambient music Ala eluvium and Robert rich. Music that has depth when you listen closely, but can also be a nice sound barrier. Also I have tinnitus so sorry.

>Not reading Gogol while listening to Schnittke

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHamoW_O5hY

youll cowards dont even read books

>>7661206
>he doesn't listen to Kapustin while reading Finnegans Wake.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn9fTO7zp5Q

>>7662739
Not everything is good music though.

I can at least understand the residents.

>>7664181
Do you understand the appeal of ambient music?

I would say it is easy to see the appeal of these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AWIqXzvX-U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baKA1B5Ymuo

Then maybe you want something less harmonious:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Rt6L9OCBcc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYApap08Rcc

Maybe you don't like these, but it probably is not hard to see how someone who like ambient could like these.
I think at that point it not that hard to see how someone who like the two examples above would like >>7661271

I love old recording of something like late romantic symphonies, Bruckner in particular, all those cracks in loud moments, so raw, and uncompromisal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9g2m8rAcO0