/daily/ - Anonymous edition

GOAT OP pic

2nd for good dubs

wtf I thought we had agreed that no more daily

>>61602582
I made that shitty pic, don't know how it's still around

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howdy /daily/!

what're you listening to right now? what are you gonna do today?

I'm listening to some blues and im gonna go get food with some pals later! fun normierific times.

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Improved version
I added your suggestions
now thinking of adding a 0 multiplier for when something is irrelavant or not applicable
tell me what you think?

>>61602656
>what're you listening to right now?
final phases of finishing muh muh muh new album.

>what are you gonna do today?
Hopefully finishing muh new album. Taking longer than expected but I gotta be satisfied yahur?

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>>61602656
listening to this beast
being autistic on the internet after a week of heavy normie-ing

>>61602659
10/10

>>61602656
Tim Allen's grunt in sync with afk Jim and Karenin. Good times.

>>61602696
I can feel how my taste already improved a bit

>>61602827
You've come a long way friend.

So I attacked the idea of listening to mathrock pretty hard yesterday and lost focus, gonna lean off that stuff for a while. It's not worth listening to something I don't really care for (emo, hardcore punk, indie rock) just for the sake of having some complexity on top. Complexity still doesn't necessarily equal a large range of textures in the guitar which is what still bowls me over. Or dipping into other styles to accent the original style of the music being played. Which just leaves the question of what to listen to now... I'm gonna do some searching and come back with a list of bands, see if anyone knows em or likes em.

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>>61602656
>what're you listening to right now? what are you gonna do today?
been watching QI, gonna go party now woo!

>>61602656
I'm watching A Woman Under the Influence and it's great but really discomforting

>>61602656
>what're you listening to right now?
idk, either keep going with the tourney or just random stuff pulled out of my backlog

>what are you gonna do today?
going to a friend's party in a couple hours

>>61602659
meme of the day 10/10

>>61602709
ok but Birdsongs of the Mesozoic and Koenjihyakkei are really great.

>>61602656
>what listening
early My Bloody Valentine discography
>what gonna do
try to move into my dorm

>>61602659
nice album!

>>61602656
im relistening to the tourney albums, getting a clearer idea. Still gonna be tough choises

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>Soundboy's Suicide Note
The dark beats with voices on top that create a really haunting atmosphere, that maintains it's quality throughout, but with the vocals in the first track being the best.

Definite recommendation to everyone

7/10

>>61603913
Another pity score I hope.

>>61603944
the pitiness in this score is off the charts

how do guys feel about Kanye releasing AOTY in a month

>>61604098
Kanye releases the new AnCo album?

>>61604098
actually disgusted you say this after that one track he released

>>61604139
remember when people were saying this about the new Kendrick after the "i" single dropped?

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>>61604098
mfw

>>61604098
new track is alright; beat is good but Ye seems to be sticking with his Yeezus tier flow

>>61604123
I was actually just memeing but I think new Kanye might be good, new track surprised me. Think it will be polarizing though
I honestly think I won't end up caring for AnCo despite the fact that I used to love them to death, single was good but I dunno

>>61604154
remember they were wrong

>>61604401
I don't think that's what you wanted to post but if it is, I'm glad you finally embraced the BBC.

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Could anyone judge what kind of music this could be just looking at the cover? I saw the image on discogs and covered my screen to hide the listed genres. This cover is so weird I want to be blindsided by whatever the fuck this is.

>>61604474
could be legit children's music i dunno

>>61603063
great film! get off your computer and actually watch it.

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>The Necks - Mindset
>minimalist jazz, free improvisation
https://mega.nz/#!ilh13LaD!5jsC3jymq4d8GPCG5E3xYt7B0rsCx4wrwvzdbuQklKY

>>61604513

The first track sounds pretty whimsical so far, but it's not a children's album, surprisingly. The percussion's kind of tribe-ish, with a moog, wrapped up in some jazz-fusion, but nothing sounds Latin-influenced.

Not as weird as I thought it was going to be. Basically weather-channel core with a few interesting percussions flourishes on top.

I'm tired of new bands popping out of nowhere with a ton of undeserved attention and getting big in a blink. Calm my mad pls.

>>61604755
what bands you talking about?

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>>61603913
shakleton is one of the few artists whose music I've heard before. I'm still sad I missed the occassion to attend one of his sets when he played at my hometown
anyays, very nice album, great usage of vocals, that make the thing diverse and interesting; atmosphere that carries the music; In the Void is the best track

>>61604517
Well... I watched it on my computer. I didn't expect that. It's a very powerful film.

>>61604795
Many, the latest examples that come to mind might be Hinds, Lorde, XX, Ed Sheeran, ... that kind of awful shit

because of this more interesting people making more interesting music are being left off and all that stuff

okay, it has always been like this but i'm a little internet rambler cunt, can't avoid it :-)

>>61604795
>>61604976
pd: Every fucking new "indie" band actually

is it normal if i forget what some songs of the album sounds like or even the whole album just after listening to it.

>>61604998

Don't forget "Of Monsters and Men"

>>61605118
no, you have Alzheimer's

>>61605118

That's not weird, that's just testament that the songs are THAT forgettable. Either that or you were multitasking and started zoning out as you did another task.

>>61603913
>>61604820

>didn't already heard most of this chart

pure plebs lmao

>>61605272
yep, so far I pretty much completely ignored the 'genre', that's why I'm doing the chart

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I guess today's gonna be "weird album cover day", I don't fuckin know.

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>Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra
One of my most anticipated records for this chart. Got hooked after seeing Aguirre and have been listening to that soundtrack for days but Hosianna Mantra just didn't do anything for me and then I've listened to it like 4 times today

>>61605118
it seems like you have a case of listened to bad music

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what's up, /daily/?

I could've done some reviews for this, but I guess no one's reading them so I'll just leave the update here. If you want recs though - I'll be here!

>>61605241
>multitasking and started zoning out as you did another task
yep is this but i cant really get myself to just focus on the music
>>61605697
i really like it but for some reason i just cant retain most of the songs and cant make really big difference between the artists albums

sync

>>61605999
nice trips btw

>>61606195
thanks

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page 8 bump

what are you listening to / doing

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need your recs dogwanker

>>61607605
listening to the lonesome crowded west, got hooked on it again baka

>>61607636
Oof

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Killawatt & Ipman - Warehouse Dub / Single Entity
strong A side, nice mix, feel-good vibrations
weaker B side, good structure, nice beginning, but gets uninteresting quickly

now I need some piano focused music
any recs?

>>61608158
Dollar Brand - African Piano

>>61608158
Lukas Grygar - Laska Bystrouska for fun (ty Trans)
Możdżer/Danielsson/Fresco - The Time for calm and spiritual
Complete Studies by Conlon Nancarrow for wild and rough
Eluvium - An Accidental Memory In Case Of Death for feelsy
for now I guess

>>61608257
>>61608267
thanks guys, this will be a lovely late night playlist

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Should I go see the new Herzfeldt? He's overhyped /daily/core for sure, but I do think he makes worthwhile films.

>>61608615
Depends on how much time you have, if you have enough time for a feature length filn then pick something else or just listen to music instead. Herzfeldt seems like a bit of a one trick pony anyway.

>>61608761
Herzfeldt ended on "my spoon is too big"

this fahey record is strong

The first winners of the round are getting clearer and clearer

>>61608761
it's showing as part of a feature-length revue of animated shorts. I'm mildly intrigued by the rest but seeing as hertzfeldt has everybody jizzing themselves (again) that's my focus. I'm going to air it out with friends and see what comes back.

>>61608847
desu

>>61608849
did i win the tournament yet

>>61608849
just tell me benji is kill and I'll be happy for the rest of the night

>>61608892
i'm 23 records away from listening to yank crime
excited though since I think I love post hardcore

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>>61608927
only if you put your trip back on anon

>>61609019
o-ok

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>>61609104
...you'll see tomorrow...

anyone know any more music like this?
https://youtu.be/ArGBAXfCFlA
i'm not even sure of the genre

>>61609377
it's klezmer

>>61607636
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E7%81%B0%E9%87%8E%E6%95%AC%E4%BA%8C/next__lets_try_changing_the_shape/

>>61608927
rood

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Gonna start this, pretty hype after the record

>>61610211
Do the listenalong instead, me.

>>61610302
I'd rather groove with TH than listening to some wank, me

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>>61610395
>implying I don't love wank

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post your face when benji is losing his mind

>>61610211
>>61610302
>>61610395
>>61610431

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Improved again, now with an optional bonus part
Tomorrow I will ty to find a way of including the x0 multiplier
Pretty happy with it for now, it does not replace an emotional rating, but it's interesting to see what a calculated one results in.
oh, I remember soemone saying this is a try at an objective rating system in the last thread, but it isn't at all, because each point is getting rated subjectively

And someone please give me an album to listen to, I wanna test some more

smurmelade mafioso

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>>61610670

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So does he not have any more good albums? Everything else I've heard from him sounds like shit.

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>>61610670
seconding >>61610752

>>61610752
this won't work, but I will still listen to it
my second /daily/ meme, oh boy

>>61610670
so this just works for rock in the most general meaning pretty much

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>>61610837
i'm proud of you
I also really like your rating thing, try this record out

>>61610938
yes, for now it's limited to rock/pop and similar
I'm thinking of making it for other genres too
Or I could try to change it, so it can be used for more genres
-> adding points, making points optional
>>61611015
thank you! Will try it out tomorow

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This is pretty good desu senpai

>>61611015
seconding this. fucking great record.

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>>61610746

I just saw a live performance of Leroy Anderson's The Typewriter and it was pretty funny and unexpected.

>>61611070
Looks good, I'll listen to it.

This is going even better than I expected

>>61610657
do you think I would go back to my old trip to talk to myself?

>>61611283
are you a duck now?

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I
what?

>>61611368
>do you think I would go back to my old trip to talk to myself?
He might not, but I sure do.

>>61611368
>>61603063
why are people posting while watching films?

>>61611414
because muh short attention span

>>61611368
the name smurmelade was taken from that image because i felt like it

>>61611526
I thought I was a meme but wow, you're an even bigger meme than I could ever hope to be!

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>>61611582
fugue

>>61611401
what what?

>>61610776
>not tawny_hawk.jpg

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>>61602656
I picked this up on vinyl back when it dropped and then didn't listen to it until last year for some reason

really tight indie garabe

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>Sequentia - Canticles of Ecstasy
What more can I say than that it is exquisitely beautiful but also a little monotonous. I have a feeling it didn't really resonated with me as it should have.
8/10

>>61611405
I knew it could only be you
actually I thought it was terminus

>>61611526
does it mean anything though?

>>61611414
I paused the movie after What A Day It Was because I went to take a piss and posted before unpausing. don't really lose anything if you pause during songs do you?

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>>61611731
oh that's good i'm changing it
thanks senpai

>>61612217
It wasn't me actually, I was out at a mediocre indeh band's gig.

>>61608884
>>61608615
it's a great short but idk if you'd wanna go see it for 16 minutes of film

>>61612217
no idea
also pausing movies is for nerds

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I promise I'll update the AOTY thing soon, life's been busy.

Here's the latest version of my first 2016 chart, Tongue Tied was so good oml.

>>61603004
Just saw your Star rating, glad someone else likes it; I gave it the same rating on my first listen.

If you're interested I can upload a 29 minute collection of demos that I've found. I've spent some time getting the track order right, and their sound has always been pretty samey, so it flows really well now. Lo-Fi Star works really well too I find, considering how incredibly clean Devastator is.

For the most part it shows off Shannon Roberts a lot more, and she is really great on the record. While Devastator was a lot more interesting with instrumentation, these demos have a much more subdued guitar, so most of the songs are driven by Shannon's incredible vocals.

Her cadence is incredible, the songs get such a great boost from a slight pause here, or an unexpectedly sped up moment. On one of her solo albums, there's this song Code Atom, which has the most unique pause I've ever heard, I have no idea why she's on another level compared to everyone else when it comes to this.

I really wish I knew when these demos were recorded.

>>61612613
>Tongue Tied was so good oml.
based anon

>>61612613
Listen to f(x) already, it's a great follow-up to Transverse.

>>61612818
I'll listen to that one next then.

I was pretty into Transverse when it came out, so hopefully this is as good. Does the style differ much?

>>61612863
Not really, more of the same but in a studio this time
Sounds a lot better than the studio track that was on Transverse though

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Side one over!
Starting Goodbye and Hello! Hope this will lead to a Tim Buckley phase but I often set high expectations

>>61613019
Cool, hopefully I can get time to listen to it today.

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i'm losing it

what do I listen to

>>61615117
Sarah Vaughan so you can drift off to sleep surrounded by comfy

comfy everywhere

>>61615117
Tche Belew!

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jesus fucking christ

is it worth

which one should i get

>>61615292
Pecknold's gonna be playing all new material or so they say. And i've only heard great things about Newsom's live show

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>>61615292
thinking about getting a middle front seat even though it's most expensive

i want to see robin in his full glory

>>61615218
>implying I'm going to sleep any time soon
>>61615231
I'll try to find it

>>61615455
>implying I'm going to sleep any time soon
it's almost fucking 4am bro you should get some sleep
Vaughan is not bad and essential though, you could listen anyway :c

>>61615509
It's hard. Who needs sleep anyway.
I'll probably listen to Vaughan soon. Maybe this night or today in the afternoon. And the other Clifford Brown album.

Been even more sociable and it has sort of helped me escape the shitstorm that's going on in my family. There've been less and less sober days, but I think that's fine for now. I might have joined too many book clubs. The sparest of my spare time is now completely filled with reading and I don't like there being deadlines on my reading. Listened to a lot of Andrew Jackson Jihad. It's nice to have music to silently sing along to and Christmas Island is perfect for that.


Wayne's World is one of the best comedy films ever made

>>61615668
heh idk who needs it?
It's a nice record but not super awesome or anything. Not much of a fan of Clifford Brown's solo work but he does like nobody when it comes to supporting a singer / roach

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Jim Ford - Harlan County (1969)
>country rock, country soul

Hokey as fuck and too hillbilly-ey for my tastes, but with like one or two good tracks. Ford's got a pretty awful voice for soul music, but I guess "country soul" just straight-up sounds like music I'd have a vitriolic hatred for off the bat, so I guess its not /too/ bad. I like it when it gets swampy and funky, but those moments are few and far between. OK album, but on the low end of OK.

2.0-

>>61615694
being sociable is always good and healthy, normieness be damned.

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ok first off im looking thru the dixieland charts on RYM and i find this: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/postmodern_jukebox/emoji_antique/

g o d i s d e a d

secondly, bags!!

Hive Mind - Death Tone (2005)
>dark ambient, drone

Rumbly and bassy drone, that's pleasant on the ears and suitably evil sounding but that's also a bit mind-numbingly repetitive and completely free of variation. But there is a nice part at around 30 minutes where it sounds like theres some distorted and mutilated drums coming in, and that's really nice. And the album/track as a whole does have a real nice sound, it just needs to be spiced up a lot more. Checking out the collab with Luasa Raelon soon.

2.5-

fuck me has it really taken me like 2 months to get through 25 albums?

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SOUVLAKI
AS TASTY ON THE EARS AS ACTUAL SOUVLAKI IS ON THE TONGUE

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>tfw no souvlaki
now i'm hungry

阿部薫 - Winter 1972 (2004)
>free jazz, free improvisation

More of the same saxophone violation from Abe, a la 木曜日の夜. But Abe is seemingly more constrained here, it doesn't sound /quite/ as much like he's fighting in a room full of demons. Its still free and chaotic, of course, but 木曜日の夜 is significantly freer and more chaotic, and is better and more memorable as a result. Not the best free jazz I've heard, but certainly servicable.

2.5+

>>61616913
god greek food is so delicious

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>>61617027
heh

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Grant Green- Idle Moments
Absolutely beautiful. Green's guitar feels like a voice, and the rest of his band can more than keep up with his playing as well, in particular the saxophone steals the show at many points on the album(especially that first solo on Nomad). I also really loved the use of vibraphone to make the percussion more interesting.

4.5/5

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pretty good column. stormandstress and eleh were standouts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnWqw42Pj-4
what row should i do next?

get in the empty sync

im dropping some not safe for 4chan secrets and playing some tunes

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Went to an open mic night in my neighborhood and saw a small 50 year old lady use a tiny doll, about 15cm tall and not a even a marionette, to imitate dancing and singing over a CD player playing a terrible modernized (and longer) version of this song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcdQk7JBPzQ
After that she did the same thing over a different song. Then she muttered something about how we shouldn't wear fur. Both before and after her performance she was walking around holding the doll. Afterwords someone mentioned that she's there every time they hold the open mic night.

By far the best "live" musical performance I have seen.
10/10

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SYNCTUBE TIME YALL
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel

>>61617795
that sounds genius, also scary. outsider art as fuck/10

>>61618051
this desu

>>61617673
i need a pick guys

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>>61618770
jessica pratt again desu senpai desu senpai senpai desu

>>61617673
drop the chart it's garbage drone scatuffi

>>61618887
k
>>61618854
sure

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>>61618887
>imblybign le italy scrufe man likes good musical

>>61618937
clearly a sign you've not droned scaruffi enough
go listen to TMR

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>>61618987

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>>61615354
so I didnt realize so much of it had already sold but I got a pretty dank spot imo, circled in red

the grayed out section is where the sound guys should be, so I should be getting nearly the best sound according to them

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S Y N C T U B E
Y
N
C
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U
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>>61619186
i feel so honored

https://youtu.be/aLAH2MiZehg

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good night, /daily/

good day /nightly/

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karenin advances

Good morning /daily/ what is some sad music that I can listen to this bummer of a day

>>61620079
Explain how it works. Does the worse album proceed to the next round or what?

>>61621417
Songs: Ohia - Didn't It Rain
Lisa Germano - Geek the Girl
Warning - Watching from a Distance (if u need sad music with heavy guitars)

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>>61621417

>>61622237
this looks scary

>>61622447
Give it a listen and find out for yourself

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U P D A T E D

I've decided the cut off for entries will be when I finish my current chart (see >>61612613), which will be in about 7-11 days.

>>61622479
I just finished my second listen of f(x). Ridiculously good release.

>>61621624
no, why would you think that

only thing thats different in my format is that basically, i will take any rec, but if someone else can offer something (potentially, of course) better, ill go with that and them instead
>btwguizethrowmesomemorepl0x

im not sure what im gonna do with the losers bracket yet actually

>>61622543
Awesome, glad you liked it!

>>61622447
That album is pretty average outside of a song or two, idk if you'd like it. Listen to my quality recs instead 0:

>>61622870
I really ought to hear that Geek The Girl record some day and some Songs Ohia aswell, I'll get on it after Endless Summer

>>61622870
>That album is pretty average
That's a plebeian opinion if I've ever heard one

>>61620079
hmm i recced "one on one" by her, haven't heard the one you put in the chart desu

Good Morning /meme/!

I'll listen to some tunes today. Fuck musique.

I am also thinking of making a good Haino flowchart soon.

>>61612613
>If you're interested I can upload a 29 minute collection of demos that I've found. I've spent some time getting the track order right, and their sound has always been pretty samey, so it flows really well now. Lo-Fi Star works really well too I find, considering how incredibly clean Devastator is.
up up up!

Been listening to blackstar and Evil - Interpol

>>61622966
i know, but the one i swapped for actually had a low enough score

>>61623076
fair enough I hope it's just as cool

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>Star - Demos
>Shoegaze, Dream Pop, Twee Pop
https://mega.nz/#!P8BkkIZK!sXObgfcf1n7SX1U_vKIdrNO_qmG9CtEIsUrdKZ3DpJ8

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This was only put out five years ago and it already sounds dated.

>>61622924
>I really ought to hear that Geek The Girl record some day
That some day should be soon, that record is incredible.

>>61622976
see>>61623205

I eventually want to go to the effort of playing around with the songs so they're a more consistent volume. If I do that, a few of the tracks have a few seconds of silence at the end that I may cut out.

I'm also not 100% sold on the track order atm, White Fear and Cock Swan especially are tracks that I think could be placed better.

>>61623205
>>61623224
thank you!

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>>61616740
still flabbergasted that people ITT haven't heard Souvlaki yet
>>61621417
the White Birch by Codeine

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>tfw an album is only available on iTunes for 13 euros

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>>61623508
>tfw you are a richfag but you still refuse to pay 13 euros for an album

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>>61623543
>paying 13 euros for anything but FLAC or CD

>>61623543
an album which he'll only ever be able to play in iTunes?

>>61622543
Hey can you also put Jenny Death on that chart for me?

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I Saw the Devil is probably the most entertaining and violent movie I've seen in a long time; I loved it.

So far Low is probably the best Bowie album I've heard, I should probably relisten to the other three later.

Guys seriously you should all go to synctube lie bro come to synctube like come on it's 2016 synctube isn't bad it actually cures cancer like i can stop when i want like

>>61623567
>>61623573
>treating music like a material commodity that has an objective value

>>61623680
Good ass movie, good ass album. If you haven't seen Chan-Wook's revenge trilogy yet (Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance), do it asap. Oldboy is my favourite of the three, but Mr. Vengeance is probably the closest thing to I Saw the Devil. Also, despite being called a trilogy they are only connected in terms of general theme (the futility of revenge) so it doesn't matter in what order you watch them.

>>61623908
been meaning to check out Oldboy for a long time but I never quite got around to it.
Music isn't a commodity but buying music from iTunes is a fucking scam. You don't even get the files in a decent format (AAC in 192 kb/s topkek) so you're forever stuck to itunes itself if you wanna listen to it. if you buy a piece of music you should be able to decide where and how you play it.

do the listenalong you fools

>>61625576
at it

>>61625576
gotta finish listening to this lecture first be4 second listen tbqf but i'm on it bb

Did lots of crazy drugs and listened to these albums:

Radiance & Submission - CFCF
Moonbuilding 2703 AD - The Orb
Exit Stategies - Johnny Nash
Elaenia - Floating Points

The CFCF album was the best out of all 4, with its very chill and interesting sound. iTunes labels this kind of music as "new-age" but don't let that fool you into thinking it's hipster-tier. Moonbuilding is probably my second favorite electronic album of 2015, behind Palmbomen II. With three 14 minute tracks, the album progresses like a mixtape with very unorthodox transitions. Anyways, I recommend all four albums to aficionados of weird and alternative sounding music. Anyone else listen to some super chill/alternative electronic stuff recently?

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>>61625576
:ok_hand:

>>61625576
maybe later, still got a hangover

this has nothing to do with music but

i just found out who roosh v is and i think i wanna die

scum t/b/h

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got a lot of listening done

thoughts ;;;

Paradise by Jane is what thome yorke wishes he could do on his solo work, oddly electronic but very good

Coconuts wasn't all that awesome. It was chill and meditative, but the youtube comment on the video that I listened to summed it up: "This is like being stuck in a utility closet at a luau."

Here Comes The Indian is very good but rather forgetable. I really like what it is, but I don't really like the idea of what it could have been. It's cohesive in that it's not cohesive and it's more of a good tribal ambient album, and if they stuck with the tribal ambient with electronic noise rather than try to throw in some catchy abrasive songs then it would've been something I loved. The reason I think I liked it so much is that I was driving up into the mountains to go skiing when I listened to it, and it was perfect because the sky was clear and the whitecaps glowed in the sun and everything was perfect about the moment, but when I listened back to it in my room, it wasn't as interesting and perfect.

cont

>>61626085
I'm triggered.

>>61626085
mad cuz u don't get the pussy ayyy

>>61626086
cont.

The BBC recording is absolutely fantastic. It's like a more melodic and intimate campfire songs, but less of a crazy sung tongs

Sung tongs has always been my favorite, and I can't express this enough. everything about that album makes me love music and the world and people and animal collective and I love it

Wastered wasn't really interesting. It was hard to find and I don't really know if I listened to the right thing (if it was live, if it was black dice or animal collective) but it felt like being weird for the sake of being weird rather than being outlandish. Like trying too hard. I should probably revisit it.

Who could win a rabbit is a good song, but the single/ep has the Baby B-Side on it. The two songs don't really compliment eachother and Baby feels more like it was segmented out of a stream of consciousness and would do a lot better if it was in the middle of an album, rather than on a single. I could probably say that I don't like the release, but I like the songs, so it's alright I guess.

cont.

>>61626085
>Don't Bang Denmark: How to Sleep with Danish Women in Denmark (If You Must)
wow. well this beats dapper laughs for one.

>>61626085
Arbitrary symbol of insecure masculinism, embraced by simple-minded cowards who fear the feminists will chop their dicks off. A relic of archaic power relations, people such as himself hopefully won't be even remotely relevant in a generation or two. But really, this guy seems entirely replaceable, if he didn't exist someone else would take his niche. The fact that his niche even exists is a bigger problem than he himself is.

>>61626205
I can smell his remarks about Denmark being too left-wing and politically correct from miles.

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>Unicorn Porn - The White Stag

Listen to this yesterday while I was driving across California. It seemed like there was a hype train for it back in March, so I figured I give it a go.

It's short. Something like 30ish minutes. So it didn't fill up alot of the drive. Regardless of that, it was interesting. I can see how it's been labeled prog-rock, though to me it leans closer to post rock, with a more aggressive nature, and some deep psychedelic influence.

Certain parts of it are very hypnotic. With all the instruments weaving complex harmonic textures together, others are grandiose for the sake of grandiose.

Overall it was a good listen. I would recommend it for fans of instrumental music. 7.5/10

HEY, LOOK! THERE ARE FREE GFS IN THE SYNC ROOM!
AVAILABLE ONLY FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIME!

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>find an artist or group you like
>times goes on, new trends and styles come
>artist/band gradually shifts to that sound more and more, losing what made their work so good in the first place
>even if the trend/style is legit, they may not quite grasp it
>trend/style fades away, but artist/band never recovers and just sounds mediocre from then on

Music-wise, one of the bigger heartbreakers.

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>>61626205
>>61626233
>Danish Girls Are The Most Masculine In The World
>Not a feminine drop of blood courses through their veins.
>What they do have are pussies and opinions you really don’t care about hearing.
all from the first paragraph of the book's description holy shit

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>>61626174
Home Base was good, but it didn't really resonate with me. I like Search for Delicious and the live Bros, but I didn't like the first two "tracks" that were more electro beat with shitty lofi sampling. It was okay for what it was, but Person Pitch did it so much better.

Young Prayer is so intimate. Panda bear shows his amazing vocal talent on this album and the mantra esque nature of the tunes are cold yet comfy. I thoroughly enjoy this release

Just Another Diamond Day is always paired with Prospect Hummer because of the singer, but it's strange coming from Young Prayer because it seems as though JADD had more influence on Young Prayer than it did on Prospect hummer. I liked the album, but a lot of the songs sound similar and the songs seem to repeat themselves after a while. I feel as though a few songs could be cut out of the album, and maybe a few songs could be extended. The song I liked the most was one of the shortest, Hebridean Sun. This album feels like a very well done collection of intimate folk hymns. When the parts are summed, it doesn't seem quite as appealing to me.

Prospect Hummer is JADD and Young Prayer taken to the next level. Probably my favorite non core albums by anco so far.

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come2sync, we have qts

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laptop is kill

shit had all of my files on it

The first album's psych/space rock influences were it's main downfall. When the album gets a beat or a rhythm going it kills. But when it's doing it's wishy-washy ambient psychedelic "hey look guys i'm Hawkwind" shit it becomes a drag. Those parts need more focus and direction. I have to admit though the overall atmosphere and feel to this album is distinct and effective. 6/10

Second album had great pacing and exceptional production, but the songwriting itself lacked direction. The instrumentation is pretty good though. This review sucks. 6.5/10

Third album was amazing. It's the closest Suicide imitation I've ever listened to. Not once in my 100 years of music listening have I heard a modern indie album successfully pull off the sound of an older band this damn well. If you told me that Alan Vega made this album I would believe you. Outstanding production, great sense of melody and emotional delivery, fantastic pacing, the album is varied well, and the minimal instrumentation is composed effectively. Hell, i'd go so far as to say that this album is better than the infamous Suicide debut.

there I said it

badlands is better than suicide

kiss my ass rym

8.5/10

>>61626318
where did you get that picture?

>>61626297
If i remember correctly he was mad about the Danish women not telling him how interesting he was.

One of my friends actually slept with him when he was here, i feel kind of bad for her.

>>61626486
>he was mad about the Danish women not telling him how interesting he was.
top mem
>One of my friends actually slept with him when he was here
okay that's pretty sad
>>61626428
saved it somewhere, there's more if you reverse image search

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>Mnemonists - Horde
>rec'd by Talking Cat Bob
Another drone album, can't really say I liked it more than Eliane Radigue, but this one was a lot more varied. It was another mixed bag of good songs and bad songs. The last track was very interesting, I don't know if it was intentional or maybe I just downloaded a shitty version of it, but it would like buffer for like a few milliseconds every once in a while, and it really played with my mind, trying to figure out if they're just trying to fuck with my head or it's just a bad copy of the song. I'm hoping it's intentional, cause if not I'll lower the score I gave it.

>Giant Claw - Dark Web
>recc by Eldurrson
To sum it up real simple, it's R Plus Seven but with more plunderphonics. It's not really better than R+7 but it's still enjoyable, I'd recommend you check it out if you liked that album.

now we can finally move on to the next round fucking hell

>>61626517
Yeah i think he wrote some pretty shitty things about her in the book.

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week 2 was ok. highlight is blackstar (legit), but where have you been all my life is really comfy too (if dull).

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>>61602566
All these posts and no mentioning Gentle Giant by name.

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hot listenalonions.

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>he doesn't listen to adult contemporary

>>61626643
I don't see the point of mentioning it by name

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hi guys I haven't been keeping up with daily because I've been finishing my new album it's done now and on bandcamp.

https://ironmusic.bandcamp.com/album/feeling-buried

you guys sometimes like the other stuff I've released so here I am spamming again!

>>61628102
What percentage of bandcamp sales go directly to you?

>>61628198
85% on digital sales, 90% on physical sales (of which there are currently none for my music.)

anybody have a link for b r garm 78th morning tide?

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>>61626976
alritey, back to Supersilent again

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>>61628102
giving this a listen now
and i guess if we're going there...
https://swampcircle.bandcamp.com/album/my-fears-always-come-true-sw-076
i've spammed this a few times before, but i'm really happy with how it came out. it's like plunderphonics/minimal techno/sound collage/post internet culture jamming shit

>>61628504
That album cover is amazing desu tho senpai.

>>61628544
yeah it's pretty great. the label manager makes all the artwork himself.

hey i really liked Heavy Girl and the guitar bits really stood out in Something Like Comfort

i'm curious how do you record? it sounds quite polished but it's not studio for sure.

>>61628659
meant for >>61628102

>>61628659
I record on a laptop mic and mess with it in programs until it sounds good, effectively.

Something Like Comfort is actually constructed entirely of a single, solo guitar improv. Everything you hear is taken from one recording, layed over top of itself and pitch/time shifted etc.

>>61628740
i love the way the bassy audio distortion and clipping are built into the music. that sax on heavy girl is amazing as well. really liking it man!

>>61628771
>i love the way the bassy audio distortion and clipping are built into the music.
Actually very highly intended. The strange sounds that come out of digital systems failing is something that I feel hasn't been explored enough outside of glitch music.

A lot of what I do musically is exploring how digital sounds crumble under pressure and taking those pieces and putting them back into something interesting.

You hear it the most on the opening track, but it is present in others.

>>61628771
>that sax on heavy girl is amazing as well. really liking it man!
oh yes and this also that is my friend performing. Credit given, he does some wonderful ambient stuff;

(is in details of album)

archerarcher.bandcamp.com

>>61628102
Sounds pretty cool, will download later. Is 2016 the year of /daily/ music releases? Been like 3-4 already.

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>ZENИTH - Ritual
>ambient

Nice sounding ambient with a little post-rock influence. Has this great lush sound that's a little moody but also warm, a very bitter-sweet sound. This would make a great album for roaming around the woods at dusk music.

>>61628499
>Sex is better
But that's one of their weakest records.

>>61628932
I can always count on you doggy

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I loved this, what do i do now? This is apparently both my first sophisti-pop album and my first Danish rock album.

>>61629285
that hat album by the blue nile is good

>>61629277
no he means irl sex

>>61626643
what's the point of that really? it's just a dumb pic I made for the general, and I'm not interested in their music

>>61627224
fuck I should listen to adult contemporary

>>61629467
>implying term would know what you were talking about

>>61628102
Gave it a spin and it was really good i must say. I really liked how the glitch and noises leak into each other seamlessly creating a nice layered sound, to the point where it feels like a group imrpov interplay at times. Especially liked Heavy Girl btw. Good job, man.

On a side note, the intro to Wide Smile felt to stuttering at first and while i love panning it was too spaciated in there imo (just a pet peeve of mine, don't worry too much ayy).

>>61628740
Fuck that guitar / sax sounds incredibly good coming from a laptop mic.
>>61629467
kekking at termi
>>61629495
maybe that dude thought the thread was a Gentle Giant general or something? idk he sounded confused

>>61629568
>Fuck that guitar / sax sounds incredibly good coming from a laptop mic.
Guitar yes, sax no. My friend recorded the saxophone stuff on his own and he has good recording equipment.

Should i post tourney onions now, on next thread, or both?

>>61629944
both, clearly

>>61629944
both

>>61629944
>next thread
What? There's no next thread, /daily/ is over.

>>61629944
now

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>wanna get laid to muffled pic related in background
opeth and mastodon i guess, they keep making new records, the residents backlog is what im trying to get thru, it has taken me some time now.
old school jungle for when i'm playing cs
my friends also keep (shit)posting on sc
>when will i get to listen to my own.
also just saw a rig rundown of a dinosour jr guitarist, their musics kinda cool

>>61629944
Prediction: I lost

>>61629944
both

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>Laura Nyro - New York Tendaberry [Torts]
Singer/Songwriter pop. She has an amazing voice and can write pretty good songs, but the production here isn't as complementary as I'd like. Most of the time the instrumentation is just a same-ish piano that sounds similar in all the other songs. There's also some strange choices in mixing, but her powerful voice still manages to break through. 3-/5
>In Aeternam Vale - Jealous God 05 [Benji]
Pretty vanilla techno. I still enjoyed the beats and grooved, but it doesn't have a lot of distinguishing or interesting traits - everything sounds completely ordinary. I agree that it's pretty clean but it wasn't amazing. 2/5
>Sophie - Product [GaussHauss]
I've already enjoyed the first half of this comp during the last years. I guess it's because of the unique images it evokes, or how everything sounds ridicously overprocessed and clear. Sophie spends a lot of time constructing and finding his sounds, and it shows. The singles released later didn't fail either, but enhanced the idea of what the artist could do. MSMSMSM is an instrumental with a delicious pompous bassline, Vyzee is his greatest pop song, L.O.V.E. is his sound study even amplified, and Just Like You Never Said Goodbye is unexpectedly emotional. 3.5/5
>Out Of Focus - Out Of Focus [Kanzler]
Ominous krautrock release that makes a great use of saxophones. The kosmische musik sound actually becomes amplified with a sunny instrument like it; and the album comes out like an affiliate of Amon Duul's Yeti that on some aspects is enhanced. The vocalist has a fitting voice and his lyrics are very political, but he overall joints all the different pieces wekk. It actually rocks, too. 3.5/5


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>>61630376
>Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus [Dam's-Jans]
Long electronic drones that actually have a lot of substance. The sound is very full and occupies most of the space it can. Other than being really fun, it is as visual - and at the same time abstract. 3/5
>Mats/Morgan - The Music Or The Money... [dailyfriend]
Two discs, one by mats and one by morgan. The first side sounds completely horrible, with psychedelic pop vocals smashed with despisable avant prog. It sounds just off and utterly fake. The second side is a more electronic and and calm approach, with some parts that were legitimately enjoyable. It's still a shame that some prog traits manage to come over, because it drags it down by a lot. I'd see how somebody would like this more than me though. 1.5/5
>John Fahey - The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick [co]
My first Fahey. I agree that there's something beautiful in his playing and some of the songs here are genuinely good; but I'm more interested in diving into his album work, because it seems to be so much more concise. He can do a lot with a single acoustic guitar, but his playing results tiresome after more than an hour. Still, there are some good tracks that seem to be only on this recording; and that's worth it for me. 3-/5
>The Scalp Lock Singers - Canadian Blackfoot Indians [somedumbcunt]
Native American Indians have really interesting traditions and ways of doing. They also apparently did some really good music. It sounds unfiltered, coming directly from the heart; and it's powerful considering it's only made of tribal one-tone percussion and vocals. My dad also liked it. 3+/5

Blue means lost and pink means won!
I still love you all guys.

>>61630376
uh, is it that vanilla? I haven't found anything quite like it, could you point me to some stuff (similar to it of course)?

>>61630410
Listen to America,Volume 6: Days Have Gone By, and The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death if you want more Fahey.

>>61629285
prefab sprout is GOAT sophisti-pop. the nightfly by donald fagen is good as well. and if you want modern sophisti-pop go with destroyer's kaputt.

>>61630410
listen to >>61630508, but go with his first 4 or so if you want more concise stuff. fare forward voyagers is his magnum opus, but its very sprawling with long tracks. still stays incredibly fresh throughout its runtime though.

>>61630376
>>61630410
*whew*
That was close. I need to step up my game for the next round.

>>61630376
was hoping for slow focus making it, cools

>>61630438
maybe vanilla wasn't the right word
I used to hang out on bleep's plug.dj (rip) and I remember similar stuff being played.
It remembered me of something but I still am uncertain of what, if I find it ill definetly show it to you. I can see how it's "good" though

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>>61630410
>tfw you win

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>>61630376
>tfw missed the tournament

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>Basic Channel - BCD
I don't know, I just find it a bit boring. I don't feel any desire to listen to it another time.
6/10

>Dino Sabatini - Shaman's Path
I would have loved this if it went further with the dark atmosphere and the tribal stuff which is very rare.
7/10

>Plastikman - Consumed
Hey this is pretty good but I don't know why. Maybe it was the repetitiveness. The title track is especially good. It also made me realize that I should probably listen to these techno album somewhere else than in my room, browsing my computer.
7/10

Sufjan Stevens- Illinois

I have felt the Illinoise, and it feels very good

4.5/5

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>Mayuko Hino - Akashic Records

Mayuko Hino is a Japanoise veteran, member of C.C.C.C and an ex-JAV actress, known for her blockbusters such as “Women Prison: The Lynching”, “Semi-Document: Fake Gynecologist” and “Torture Chronicles 3: Female Inquisition”. Akashic Records is her first solo release that piles up onto an already impressive résumé.

Metallic clangs open the album with “Veil Of Ignorance”, where a static noise generator is accompanied with an incredibly distorted electric guitar and a distorted piano. The latter is very haunting and unnerving. It all turns into a chaotic nightmare the further the track progresses. I just wish the noise static had more variety…

…that comes in on “Mediator”. An EAI-esque track where the static takes its time to attack the listener, bouncing through mirrors of sound. Powerful 3 minute long track that lacks a proper closure.

“Mebius Strip” is based off a noisy arpeggiator. I think it lacks any proper direction and just trickles down along with strong waves of static generators. Occasional developments in the synth oscillator fuckery tends to be exciting but for very short periods of time.

“Atomism” is more strong currents of noise in several rhythmic patterns. There is a droning core on top of which Mayuko builds landscapes of nothingness. Similar meditations can be heard on “Autos Akos = Autacoid”, which is based off a more abrasive sine wave core. They sound like a working time machine in a certain old Soviet comedy.

“Klein Bottle” almost sounds like a reprise of Mebius Strip. The same arpegiatted synth but the noise currents get more interesting. Instead of pumping them along with the same synth melody, they develop their own carcass and ride along with the arpeggi on their own terms.

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>>61631442
“Quality Of Pleasure” is just a fuckton of cathartic noise. Sirens and layers of static directing precision strikes of noise. It’s nice to look into but I can’t find anything that particularly catches my attention for the 7 minutes it contorts.

The bulge of the album is the 31 minute long track titled “The Golden Rule”. This is basically 31 minutes of harsh noise with occasional moments of surreal shifts. Cosmic sounds coming out of all the wall noise. I thought it was boring past the first 10 or so minutes but if you like long noise tracks, this is for you.

The album is closed off by “For R” in two different permutations. The Noise Remix features swirling noise with a primitive piano melody ala “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”. The solo piano is the thing that culminates all the sound on this album.

I am sort of torn here. Some of it was really good, some of it was boring. 6+ is probably a fair score for this. Check it out if you like noisy noise.

6+/10

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>>61630376

>>61631072
maybe you should have thought about that before you chose to do other stuff than posting in /daily/

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Wow, this was pretty damn good. Lazarus is a fantastic track, and the rest of the album is solid.

I'm a Bowie pleb, only having listened to The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust. Does have more jazz influenced stuff in his discog that's worth checking out?

>>61631325
bcd kind of blows because it hacks the tracks up to make them shorter and they don't have any space to breathe. it's not really the best start point for the basic channel stuff- i'd recommend you perservere

>>61632585
I was kinda disappointed with every track after Sue, and even that one wasn't that amazing. But I don't think he ever made an album like this one

>>61628854
Hopefully. I'm hoping to release a full length this year too. So hyped to get a chance to listen to GFR's, Tort's, and hopefully Ben's too.

>>61626296
I've always appreciated when a band takes a 180° but maybe you could list bands that never recovered?

>>61632621
Oh that kinda sucks. I'll definitely check their EPs.

>>61632779
I'm a sucker for sax and drum fills, and I like his voice. I think that'd be why I like all of the tracks.

>>61632975
be honest
did you really like Girl Loves Me?
honestly a terrible track

>>61633026
you just have bad taste
it's actually a pretty good track

>>61633026
What don't you like about it besides his voice?
It's jarring and the erratic drumming in combination with the slow, plodding bass beat clicks with me I guess.
Also, how can you not love a song that uses slang from A Clockwork Orange?

>>61633104
his vocals and the lyrics are pretty cringeworthy honestly. I don't remember the instrumentation, but I won't ever know how it was cause I won't relisten desu, his voice and lyrics were such a huge turnoff, and the chorus was shit

>>61633145
I actually noticed the vocabulary, but there are some pretty cringeworthy lyrics on that song

>>61633203
and by cringeworthy lyrics I think I'm more talking about the delivery than the lyrics themselves
the "who the fuck's gonna mess with me" are what I remember the most

>>61633203
>>61633236
Benji did you like Kid Cudi's newest album?

>>61633236
I find it more funny/charming than cringeworthy. The fact that Bowie just comes out with this dark art pop album at 69 and sings "who the fuck's gonna mess with me." He hasn't aged at all.

>>61633289
didn't hear it, but I should

after that Vai album I think I should try stuff like that album and mediocre adult contemporary, it's good to poop on an album once in a while

>>61633320
>at 69
nice timing ^^

>>61628102
checked out one of the tracks and I found it pretty neat, too lazy to listen to the whole thing right now but I will do so tomorrow maybe

>>61630376
doesnt look like i have much competition except fishmans

>>61632827
doing this now

>>61626521
eldurrson i need your rec for this

>>61633410
sleep has his house is better than first utterance

I'm afraid to listen to the Bowie album. I didn't really like the single and I feel like I'm going to share Bunji's opinion. It seems like he's trying to pull a Scott Walker, but isn't enough of an absolute madman to pull it off. Idk. I'll probably listen to it in the next couple weeks.

>>61633460
haven't heard that one actually, but I feel my rec will be at least enough to pass to the next round

>>61633461
if you don't like the title track or Lazarus don't even bother.
I like 3 tracks on it a lot, but I don't like the rest. also of course, he's no Walker but I like it in a different way

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This CD contains very very grand Beethoven stuff. More than 50% of it is overtures that bring the drama. The opening two are taken out of Egmont and Coriolan. Both have very ambitious concepts as the background and sounded satisfyingly "huge". I think the string sections on the Große Fuge were absolutely sublime and are my definite highlight of this disc. The sensitive strings on the closing cavatina (which, along with the great fugue, is a bit from the 13th string quartet if I'm not mistaken) were just the cherry on the cake. The closing excerpts bring in a sense of calm after the bombastic opening pieces.

Outside of the closing cavatina, the sound quality was very good. This small box of Beethoven is going into an interesting direction after all the symphonies were packed in. Interested to hear the piano concertos next.

>>61633335
Well the reason why I'm interested in your opinion is because I can see you totally leaning either towards the "this guy is completely cringe" area or consider it Beefheart-tier genius.

I'll just have to wait and see.

>>61633563
It probably will, it's a good album. But definitely listen to Sleep Has His House.

>>61633461
>>61633579
banjo is entirely wrong here [fig. 2]. the record starts decent and improves entirely once the singles are out of the way.

>>61632940
you definitely should. phylyps trak and octagon are both pretty near perfect imo

>>61633758
am I actually in the minority here? hmm I actually thought people would go the other way

>>61633758
I felt the singles were the best songs in the album, although there were some great songs towards the end as well

http://strawpoll.me/6505151

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>>61633856
>Blackstar is haven't heard it.
Ok.

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What went wrong /daily/? Someone in the Bowie marketing department is going to get chewed out once their boss gets a hold of this.

>>61634005
yes, it's official now