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>>73366257

They're not washed up, you don't know anything, and the album isn't criminally underrated. Every clause of this post is wrong.

See, in order to be washed-up, you have to be have been young and thin /first/. And Tenacious D always presented to the public just as you see them in the picture - two fat guys, one balding.

You're just floating this opinion because you're a teenager (or mentally thereabouts), fairly new to a real appreciation for music, and you were previously unfamiliar with the album and now that you've listened to it, you feel special and are testing what having opinions about music is like. It's "new to you" and you're mistaking this for "making a discovery".

In fact, the album has been fairly popular and well-liked by white guys and rock fans in general ever since it came out. Even checking the professional reviews on the fucking wiki shows that the critics liked it too, which just underlines how idiotic your assertion was.

That said, I'm glad you like the album! Enjoy!

tenacious D would be good if they didn't write hamy comedy songs

>>73366551
Reddit

>>73366242
>deletes best song
kys

>>73367200
that's the point of these threads, nark

>>73367200
>perfect life
>best song

nigga u gay

Aidan Bakers collab with Tim Hecker is immensely underrated. Thats all I can add to this thread

>>73366225
Great album, I can agree with you on that one.

>>73366184

Baker is a music factory. He just drops albums every other day. I like him and most of Nadja's stuff.

>Excited?
Yeah

>Will it be better than Slowdive's album?
Probably not

>Will it be better than Slowdive's album?

If the singles are an accurate measure of the rest of the album, no.

>>73366166
Charm Assault
6/10
Home Is a Feeling
7/10
All I Want
8/10
Lannoy Point
10/10
Weather Diaries
7/10

such a shitty request, you might as well have just made a math rock sharethread, it's just as much work to post all your shit

What do we get out of helping you make a playlist? Go through the archive and make your own, faggot

>>73443799
>>73443864
I wanted to make a large collection for everyone passing by to check out who's interested or curious

>spotify

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Is neofolk that genre where a white American plays guitar and sings, yet doesn't actually have any connection to the music of his folk? They seem like posers to me. That "genre" seems like commercial/hippy shit.
Speed folk is the future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c9jEvXMm0c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-SuyWy7LRw
Also synthfolk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjuZTx8YzhA
20th century commercialism can't die quickly enough in my onion. People genuinely wanting to make music for others will produce something much more soulful than people getting a buck off churning out an album every year for others.

>>73366415
neofolk is neopagan, poetic, post industrial, spiritual folk mostly from europe
Bob Dylan is what you'd call contemporary folk or folk rock.

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

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_TAxgf02VY

Current 93 > Else, btw

>>73366415
You mistaken neofolk and indie folk ( which I detest ) The easiest difference to spot, yet the most singnificant is the cultural and musical difference based on geography - Neofolk is Europe, when Indie is American.
Neofolk has its roots in post-punk and industrial, and has started in late 70's / early 80's. It's dark, often flirting with controversial military, totalitarian aesthetics and themes, heritage, etc. Death in June is a really good band to start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp7n4bcInP4

>>73443793
The Beatles movies were shit. The wall is good.
Tommy is pretty good and so is quadrophoenia.
As far as concert films go the last waltz, the song remains the same, and stop making sense are all amazing

>>73445427
>The Beatles movies were shit
>A Hard Day's Night exists

wtf?

>>73443793
i'm a big fan of the film. gerald scarfe's work is the greatest sequences of animation i have ever seen

>>73443791
frank's here for you friendo

always will be

somehow beat david bowie and radiohead for aoty 2016

blonde is a 10/10 for me, kept growing on me with every listen. One day i tried to find a weak song that i would take out and couldnt

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I unironically fucking love Owl City but I can never tell anyone for fear of being perceived as a 14 year old

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I remember listening to this song while swimming in my uncle's pool when I was 16. I get way too nostalgic when I hear this song.

>>73366496
I remember being in primary school and being really sick one day and some friend on MSN told me to listen to it and it made me happy

Alien sex fiend - acid bath

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Hard mode: no Blue Note

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>people still browse /b/

>god-tier album
>a gorillaz album
Holy shit, /b/ has such a shitty music taste.

>>73443794
The average age on that board is 13 at the highest

>>73366006
his music is excellent. i prefer his album movements the most.

>>73366006
The ambient tracks from Mirror's Edge (2009) are godly

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>>73366006
I'm a sucker for pic related

>Brian Wilson invented the studio

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>>73443747

>artists like Velvet Underground, Frank Zappa, and Pink Floyd record long complex avant-garde tracks
>"lol boring"
>beatles song has 2 seconds of trumpet
>"holy shit so revolutionary"

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>>73443931
yeah, if there's one thing people hate, it's Pink Floyd