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what are some of your favorite dissonant/avant-garde pieces?

ive always been partial to this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8dxZbFsBms

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do you like black metal?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdF5i7g1paA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_N91vrjJtM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcyi_xFtgGQ

heard any good black metal lately?

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what album would complete this?

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Say something nice about them.

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What's with all the Black Live matter songs being made by rappers who used to write songs about killing "niggers".

This doesn't make any sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlk7o5T56iw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSKRLZSzCXA

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ITT: giant-floating-spheres-core

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ITT: Albums that maintained your focus and hopefully trained you to sit down and enjoy music

It must flow well and not be tiring. Examples of the WRONG albums:
Soundtracks for the Blind
The Money Store
Vulnicura
Ys

RIGHT albums:
Funeral
James Blake s/t
Silent Shout
Lonesome Crowded West

If it's dense, lyrically or stylistically, chances are it's wrong. Share your favorites to help newfags and hopefully improve this shithole

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Redpill me on Glenn Danzig.

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I'll start with an easy one

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>pic related

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Name one.

Protip: you can't.

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ITT: Overrated albums

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>Cherry bomb is universally panned
>General consensus is that Tyler peaked on Wolf

>All of a sudden Flower Boy comes out
>universal mainstream acclaim
>All of a sudden everyone is dickriding Cherry Bomb saying that Flower Boy was just a cash in

I can't tell if this is people wanting to follow the trend of liking Tyler without "giving into Flower Boy hype" or just wanting to be contrarian, claiming they like Cherry Bomb more because Flower Boy was "viraled" or some shit.

It seems like everyone wanted to cash in on the Tyler hype right now but they're backpedaling hard as fuck because Flower Boy is doing well with mainstream critics like Pitchfork and Fantano, so they're pretending that Cherry Bomb was good.

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Hi, /mu/.
I've generally heard throughout my life that The Beatles are the most influential musicians ever. It's certainly true that they have influenced a great deal of other musicians and their reputation will continue amongst the public probably for many decades if not centuries. Before anyone says so, I am not disparaging the Beatles at all, they're one of my favourite bands.
However, over this summer I've been pushing myself to listen to new music and I've been getting into the New Wave/New Romantic scene. What surprises me is how much David Bowie is noted as a source of inspiration. Bryan Ferry names him, As do Steve Strange from Visage, Simon Le Bon from Duran Duran and David Sylvian from Japan. There are obviously a lot more, and in my opinion the whole aesthetic of the genre seems to come from Bowie's glam clothing.
I also love David Bowie (since long before he died, I'm not a bandwagonfag) so I would also be pleased if he was recognised as the most influential artist ever. I just wonder what you all think.

Some conditions:
-When I say most influential artist ever that obviously only includes in the modern era, discounting the famous classical musicians from centuries ago, before some classical fan comes on here and calls me a pleb because a-a-actually Mozart is the most influential musician ever.
-When I say "influential," I mostly mean influencing other artists, although obviously public fame is beneficial too.