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>>74474521
He's making more money by acting now. RIP his musical talent...or until his acting career fades...

alkaline trio are the best pop punk band to ever fucking exist, the run from goddamnit to FHTI is pure gold. totally a diamond in the rough. shame that most people pass them off as just a pop punk band when really they perfected the whole thing

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FUTILITY'S A LUXURY

>>74474422
HER MOONLIT WINGS REFLECT THE STARS THAT GUIDE ME TOWARDS SALVAAATION

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I NEED TO RETURN SOME VIDEOTAPES

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29uruM5-VYo

le page 8 save rave

>>74474260
you can't really think that after seven years on /mu/
the fuck are you on about

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>>74474273
It's the only way I can comprehend the massive disconnect between what I ask for and what I have gotten over the years. What I comprehend as the soul of the song - its aesthetic, its style, the emotions the sounds evoke - has always been absent from any recommendations I receive. At best, I get something from the same genre, but then what I get feels like the difference between Star Wars and Turkish Star Wars.

>>74474401
maybe you're dumb

good thread, nigger

>>74474135
What was the #8 song of 1970?

A woman took a young boy's virginity.

child rape nigga

>you can pin and mount me
>like a butterfly

IM JUST A KID

ITT. Artists that should have never been given the time of day

IF I COULD FIND YOU NOW
THINGS WOULD GET BETTER

>>74474037
Well I think experimental music and art in general, such as the album in your pic, are good because they are pushing the boundaries of emotional expression; they aren't afraid to show the rawest and darkest sides of the human condition, and they use their art forms as tools to convey that in as strong a way as possible - but it takes time for people to adjust to this, certainly in popular music - it took a long time for melancholy and sadness or really any negative ideas to permeate through popular music, even lyrically, let alone in terms of the compositions themselves, at least in a way that extended beyond a few minor chords as a kind of proxy for sadness or something. I'm generalizing, and I'm sure there are examples to the contrary, but experimental things usually get to the heart of the abstract world of human feeling better than anything else

I think the tolerance to "anti-melodies" and dissonance has a bit of a cultural side to it. Like, a few hundred years ago, something like this

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

Would probably cause massive upheavel and turn you into a pariah. Nowadays, this level of dissonance and harmonic freedom to let such a chord without resolution is commonplace to many popular music subgenres
I think such albums help expand upon the tools available to other artists and exposing audiences to such techniques

>>74474037
>Is it because artists want their listeners to hear something new and original, regardless of how pleasing to the ear it sounds?
no because the artist does it for himself. not you

>>74474002
What's that image meant to portray?

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>>74474225

>>74474225
"I'm warning you...bend and stretch butthole for me!"