name a denser album. >you can't

>>61936129
any HNW

>>61936129
Tried listening to this for the first time this morning

anything by Zappa

>>61936166
I've tried 3 times already and still haven't felt the overwhelming beauty of this monster of an album

Playing four different songs simultaneously doesn't make an album "dense", just shitty

>>61936309

cool but what does that have to do with TMR?

>>61936324
I was referring to TMR. Sorry for the confusion

>>61936129
anything by phil spector

retard

>>61936309
>not knowing what cross-rhythm means

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>>61936129
Easy

Most things from JCOA, ICP Orchestra, Company, and other "big band" avant-garde jazz groups, including the Free Jazz and Ascension recordings, will be denser. For rock, TMR might be the densest album. However, dense doesn't necessarily mean good.

>>61936129
DACHAU BLUES THOSE POOR JEWS

>>61936425
I was being facetious. I don't like the album, sorry

FAST AND BULBOUS!

Name a group of people denser than Captain Beefheart fans
>you can't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y33Z2O2vT5I

Charles Mingus - The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady

Amon Duul II - Yeti

Baroque pop that has really big arrangements like Beach Boys stuff for example.

Moments on certain metal albums from bands like Gorguts and Deathspell Omega


TMR is definitely up there, but not at the very top.