/daily/ - Sleepytime Edition

Oops! Previous thread >>72683689 I think

u fucced up, kid

>>72703571
What else is new

even i never fucked makin the OP yet and im new

>>72703590
:| why do I

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>>72703590
maybe because you haven't had enough opportunities to fucc up

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>>72703714
could be

Also I really like Aaron Dilloway's album, and Starsailor is fuckin nuts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iIkiYvBeN8

>>72703762
Glad you like them! Excited to hear your full thoughts

>>72703762
>Starsailor is fuckin nuts
tru desu

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>Psalters carry the bones
Production this album was weak as heck, very hollow & without might. Still, Psalters keeps things engaging with their wonderful pseudospiritual world fusion folk punk blues sorta thing they got going on. It's cool. Solid release.

>David Thomas Broughton's Crippling Lack
The voice needs to be mentioned, very crisp & clear tone, wonderful to experience. Beyond the strong voice though, it's a'ight. Just indie folk pseudo-primitivism sorta whatever stuff. The length was excessive.

GFR wins.

>>72704114
FUCK YEA
any special stuff for round 2?

>>72704157
>any special stuff for round 2?
if it sucks you will probably lose

>>72704114
bullshit cucko, thats aoty 2016 right there

>>72704175
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jim_orourke/united_red_army__soundtrack_/

>>72704280
nah. 2016 AOTY is the Vroom Vroom single.

>>72704114
shit i don't even remember joining this, was about to have a go at you anyway then I noticed i recced it

shame you didn't like it, his songwriting is nearly as good as his voice imo

>>72704322
i'm going to hide a dead rat in your room

FUCK yes!!!!

New Bill Wurtz video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuCn8ux2gbs

>>72704687
oh shit nice.

>>72704422
It was refreshing to hear a singer with noticeable talent on an album.

However, once you step into that realm you begin to be stacked up with giants like Robbie Basho or Otis Redding and mr. David really doesn't stack up in that context. His vocal choices were very stale, so his performance was almost entirely carried by tone.

The songwriting was pretty cool crescendocore I suppose, but nothing wild or innovative or special in any sense. Sufjan did it better, & with more brevity.

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Here /daily/, have some nice music you never heard about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWxEg1mnmIg

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Hut hut

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For one of my album uploads to rym, got this reponse..

"Need a source for digital. Needs the Video Game Soundtrack attribute."

What does this mean

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>>72691603
>>72691652
>>72691731
>>72691870
C U T E thank

>>72691732
what the FLIP

>>72691745
made it my desktop background thanks

>>72691679
Yeah, it's pretty nice. I need to give it a relisten though because I didn't pay it as much attention as I should have.

>>72692336
wtf gimme your paypal NOW

>>72692889
Good luck at your mcdonalds interview dude

@blapp
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/unauth/tim_buckley/boboquivari/

>>72706128
Rustled&Borustled

Slow thread today

>>72707525
let it DIE!

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KOTO - プラトニック プラネット (Platonic Planet)

My lord! Finally, the pinnacle of bubbly joypop wonder! The songs MOVE! Rhythm is explored! Themes are varied! (In pop music? WOW!) The hooks are SO GOOD!

Everything about this is just brilliant. It's always high energy, but never gets exhausting. It's dynamic, it's creative, it's infinite, unrelenting fun. It's like injecting liquid sugar directly into your heart.

Plus, KOTO's got dance moves like DAMN!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEYvI83qPWw

8/10

I don't know quite how this album was brought into existence, but it has improved the overall quality of the universe.

Just realized that catchy songs can be bad

"warsaw " By Joy division

Someone give me an album for this feel

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>>72707714

>>72707714
why is warsaw bad because it is actually good

>>72707761
The song lacks maturity

Quads for truth

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>>72707733

>>72707779
what does that even mean

>>72707798
to every yin, there is a yang

>>72707714
do you want bad catchy music or music to cope with the feeling of bad catchy music existing

>>72707733
>>72707798
nice

>>72707779
not nice
is maturity necessary for you

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>>72706128
thanks, hopefully i can find this

well, here we are.
final bets?

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hey this is actually p good

>>72707895
>live from planet earth bootleg
are you ready for the sickest german trap music of the deacde
bets on trans

>>72708036
agreed
i love how lofi it is
>>72708054
im imagining droning trans rn
it sounds terrifyingly fun

>>72706128
beautiful

>>72707779
>>72707714
lol this review is terrible and I don't even like that album

who the hell are you

>>72708036
Have you peeped Uneven Compromise yet? Former (RIP) /daily/core I'm surprised you haven't rated yet, unless you don't rate EPs. It's only 10 minutes long and I think you might dig it based on your recent ratings, even if you don't care for LUM in general.

>>72707801
>>72707850
probably lacking maturity as in "they haven't figured out how to write songs yet"

>>72708165
I actually listened to that on Sunday cause all of my RYM friends love it. I really liked Mista Thug Isolation as well

Pretty sure it flew right past me, I have to give it a few more listens

Any other recs?

>>72708069
Yea it's awesome, is there anything similar I should check out?

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Monks Archival EP with five unreleased songs coming out this month:

https://soundcloud.com/thirdmanrecords/01-im-watching-youwav

What do y'all think about this track?

>>72708272
prolly just other memphis rap like three six and blackout. if your liking denzel and LUM youll definitely like underground vol. 1. everyone loves that comp.

changed Monster to DS2 because Monster isn’t on soundcloud and I can’t be fucked to download it

http://i.imgur.com/QMjLs33.jpg

The Roots - Things Fall Apart (1999)
>east coast hip hop, conscious hip hop

The Roots’ ultra-smooth approach to hip hop goes down really easy. I really appreciate how deftly Black Thought is able to spit out some fiery, ultra-conscious lyrics over ?uestlove and co.’s light, groovy beats, but this subdued approach to beats is sometimes /too/ light. The first half of the album really leaves to impression. It’s ultra listenable, and Black Thought is always great, but the beats don’t do much to impress me. The second half really picks up some steam, the beats get jazzier and more active, and social messages more potent, and the hooks catchier. The poem read on “The Return to Innocence Lost” is a big highlight, what a fucking beautiful, harrowing piece.

3.0-

>>72707895
so since me and letov tied who gets the 5 album drone?

>>72708036
ngl I'm liking your reinvention as a hip hop head

>>72708272
yeah absolutely this >>72708330

trap takes a page or twenty out of Memphis/Southern hip hop's book.

Other than uneven compromise I'd highly rec

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/blackout/dreamworld/ (my personal fav from the genre)
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/koopsta_knicca/da_devils_playground__underground_solo/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/n_o_d/niggaz-of-destruction/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tommy_wright_iii/on_the_run/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/djmix/dj-screw/bigtyme-vol-ii-all-screwed-up/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/triple-six-mafia/underground-vol-1-1991-1994/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/mixtape/triple-six-mafia/smoked-out-loced-out-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/player_1_and_bloody_bones/crime_rate_sky_high/

LUM also has a lot of unsung singles like On Doing an Evil Deed Blues and Underwater Tank

>>72708451
im gonna drone letov just because ive heard a good chunk of yr top albums and i havent heard much of letov's at all.
also i made a nat drone chart when i thought u died so im just holding onto it for safe keepings rn lol

>>72707733
This album is pretty fucked up. I've been meaning to listen to it for a long time, never got around to it. Probably going to need a couple more listens but right now I think it's kind of bad - they're trying too hard not to write a pop song, and the vocal manipulation is kind of annoying imo. Too often the bass and drums lose the rhythm, which is a shame because they can play tight when they want to -- or maybe not, these guys were 18-19, their ideas were bigger than their chops, especially on guitar.

"We Are Time" is good, and the production is 10/10. I just can't help but feel like you can only dance theoretically to this band, which makes them a lot less exciting.

>>72708330
>>72708471
gonna check it all out

>>72708451
>ngl I'm liking your reinvention as a hip hop head
desu I've just been taking myself way less seriously, I feel like this trap/hip-hop stuff is a side effect of that

it's been fun though, I feel like I've been missing out on a lot of stuff that I dismissed as being shallow

>>72708505
I wanna drone letov too honestly

>>72708582
yeah there's definitely some killer "shallow" rap out there

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rly slow thread today
FINAL SHOWDOWN JANGLE VS TRANS
2 bootleg live albums, one from an artist I like, and one from an artist I'm new to. Jangle's rec was good, a little collection of Buckley songs played live and very lofi, not bad at all. Trans' rec wasn't bad either, but I wasn't too entertained by it ig. I liked the use of electronics but honestly I wasn't a fan of the vocals.
So congrats on the win Jangle! Accel dodged my 3 recs for him, and good job to everyone involved in this tourney. :) it was a fun one

>>72709506
wait wtf why didn't he do fishmans

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heres what i got so far. trans, jangle, send me yr charts or tell me what to put on.

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>>72709506
it was obvious the piggo would win

maybe you should listen to a certain band's second album :^)
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/i-set-my-friends-on-fire/astral-rejection-1/

>>72709594
nah this is bad
but maybe i should have recced the bootleg version of this that leaked a few months ago...

>>72709675
got a chart i can drone?

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>>72709718
im k with it if you just pick things from anywhere on this, even skip some of my /daily/ chart picks

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>>72709824
sweet, i added the top ones i havent heard.
i think i might like this shakira album a bit more than the bootleg. the bootleg was meh but the songs i liked from it were on the album.

jangle wheres yr chart/picks guy

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Good morning /daily/!

Listening to Black Celebration for fun now. New music after work!

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Future - DS2 (2015)
>trap rap, southern hip hop

I can’t stand Future as a rapper, and my opinion hasn’t changed here. He’s a bit better here than he his on Honest, because he’s got some really entertaining ad-libs and some great hooks, but he embodies everything I don’t like about mumbly rappers. The beats are the draw of this album, and even they have their own problems. “Thought It Was a Drought” and “Stick Talk”, among others, have quite nice trap beats that go hard without sacrificing a certain melancholic quality. They’re still generic trap beats, though. Nothing really interesting to them that sets them apart from any other trap beats. I’m liking this more than I thought I would, but I’m still not a fan of Future’s.

2.0+

>>72710192
nibba ds2 is at least a 7

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INU's Meshi Kuuna is some solid, Devo-style manic new wave. The album features a mix of both synths and traditional rock instruments accompanied by INU's high, sometimes-wailing voice. The record is a good excursion in the genre, though I wouldn't say it was anything too exceptional. I was somewhat disappointed, honestly, having vaguely known about the album beforehand, but that's definitely more my fault than the record itself.

7

>>72710250
it's aright I just wished I liked future more as a rapper

>>72703802
Fuck off, that was terrible.

>>72710308
my friend who listens exclusively to trap has made me go from hating future to thinking he's ok, and from hating yachty to genuinely enjoying his music

is this a good or bad thing?

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Hmm guys, this is a bit awkward and all, but i posted a really good song in this thread and got no replies.

This is the song i gave you: >>72704879

Can you... hmm... say something? i hope you enjoy it

>>72710546
Yachty is twice as good as Future imo, but I enjoyed Jeffery much more than the Lil Boat Mixtape.

Peak Yachty >>> Peak Future >>> Most Yachty

His song with DRAM is probably my top 10 songs from modern trap.

My roomie listens to Migos and Uzi Vert and I don't really like anything by them so far, that is, until XO Tour goddamn. Probably Vert's only good song imo.

>>72710578
>>72704879
>>72710604
I thought it was really cool. I love older vidya OSTs never heard anything from the dreamcast. May check out the album.

>>72710621
The entire OST of the game is full with incredible music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72J5FPCXSL4

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>Aaron Dilloway - Modern Jester
>Noise, Tape Music

My fascination in this album is hard to explain. I get the same goosebumps I would for any album that I really enjoy, but why? Why when there's only skin-piercing bombardments of sound, fading through and outward in loops? Is it the "subliminal messages" that Dilloway states exist within this album? Is it the album's cover, mischievous, but with the clear notion that something is wrong? Is it the way the field recordings are processed to feel like they don't come from this earth?

Whatever it is, this was an unnerving listen. There's clearly something stuck in this album that can't get out.

8/10

>Marty Robbins - Hawaii's Calling Me
>Hawaiian, SHAKA BRAH AYY HOWZIT YOU LIKE MUSUBI

I've gotten quite my fill of Hawaiian music in my life, having been born there. So there's no element of 'retreat' for me, because for me Hawaii is normal and the rest of the world is just fucking cold and dry

I'm also familiar with the calm backing choruses, the commonly used pitch bends of lead singers, the VERY similar song structures, the light plucks and strums of bass or ukulele, and the accursed slide guitar. So hearing it all again simply makes me think about tourist traps.

I'll confess I don't hate the ukulele, except when it gets butchered by anyone outside of Hawaii. You'd think it'd get old with local guys carrying them around during all of intermediate and high school, but it really didn't.

5/10

>>72710621
Well I think you're cool

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>>72710665
>Ekkehard Ehlers - Ekkehard Ehlers Plays
>Ambient, Glitch

Cornelius Cardew channels Terry Riley and other ambient artists before fully evolving into Yellow Swans.
Hubert Fichte is exploring a miniature toy plastic jungle, before exploring the child's bedroom that it was residing in.
John Cassavetes recalls the peacefulness of A Winged Victory for the Sullen with distant noise; soon after, it transforms into an eternal teary-eyed waltz between constellations.
Albert Ayler points towards the avant-garde, with unfiltered pops and clicks in its bass plucks and untamed strings.
Robert Johnson glues together the sound of acoustic strings, before organizing them into... Chicago house? A strange turn, but not out of nowhere considering Robert Johnson's background.

Each Part 1/2 track is sampled from the discography that Ekkehard Ehlers respected. Alone, these tracks stand well as texture ambient/drone, but reinterpreting their works like We're New Here? Fantastic, and worth more time looking into each artist.

8/10

>Tim Buckley - Starsailor
>Experimental Rock

I got pranked by an album cover. I was expecting folky stuff from, but instead I get Buckley singing opera and belting notes with a fucking organ and jazz drums.

Tim's voice has some crazy chops, and he knows it. From Come here woman's first moments, I feel like I've been thrust into an some feverish opera spotlight. Song To The Siren feels like it could've been produced by a modern 70's revivalist band, and I can't imagine the smiling man on the album cover to make the variety of sounds in Monterey Jungle Fire is probably my second favorite track for its percussion and wails of Buckley's voice in the backdrop.

The production in this album-- also ahead of its time. The album's title track was insanely ahead of its time. Buckley's unique vibrato and vocal range, paired with electronic work I'd expect to see in Darkwave-- it should be the golden standard in that genre.

Maddening.

9/10

>>72709947
yeah it has all the classic songs they play at p much every show. it's kinda rough in some ways but that's been part of their appeal before they also turned into linkin park on their last album
replace Reinkaos with Guapo Five Suns
bets on Unexpect for highest score

>>72710660
may give this a shot on my next chart if I remember to

>>72710737
:3

>>72710767
good opinions so far. this boy wants to hear Katamari and Solid Space thoughts tho

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>someone shits on album you like
>check their 5/5s
>it's all dadrock
best feel

>>72710867
Well there is just a slight problem with that, im pretty sure the actual OST contains alot of story spoken word parts, so it doesn't work as well as an album as many other OST's i think

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>>72710933
not as good as
>someone shits on album you like
>check their 5/5s
>they're all scaruffi 9s
right Aqam?

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>>72710867
can do can do

>>72710933
this happens to me regularly, though anyone that checks my top albums will probably ignore my opinions

tune af

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKiq-P2OJyc

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I know I'm the only person in the world to like this more than Public Strain but I am dangerously close to giving this a 10. If it weren't for Woodbine being so boring goddamn.

>>72710933
I can relate.

Also I love that pic.

>>72710962
Damn. Best OSTs remain the best as stand-alone albums imo, but regardless I still wanna try it out.

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Not bad Shamepai. I should probably relisten to that Sweet Trip record, but I don't really feel like it right now. Overall: 3.67

>Destroy All Monsters - 1974 - 1976

Pretty good. The tape music and the punk parts were awesome, and definitely the best tracks of this comp (I love that girl's voice).. the free improv/ jazz parts were not as enjoyable though, which was unfortunate since this was the main majority of the comp. They definitely weren't bad though, but I just wished this was more punk/ tape music centered. Lastly, I don't know whether or not I should critique something based on length.. Most of the times lengthier records mean included sections that aren't as good as the rest, and in my eyes those parts could be easily cut off. There were definitely those parts here, too (this was over 3 hours, could have probably been 1).

3.5/5
>Tangerine Dream - Zeit

I'm really bad at articulating criticisms for ambient/ drone music unless there's something really obvious. Usually it's just hit or miss. This was good, not great.. not a whole lot more I can put into words honestly. It felt pretty emotionless (which might have been the point?) which sometimes worked in it's favor, sometimes against. I wish it would've sounded a little more.... organic? Regardless, I really liked the ominous atmosphere.

3.5/5

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>>72711024
Did you hear the OST for persona 5 yet? its absolutely great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2e7kdoEt2xg

>>72711108
>I should probably relisten to that Sweet Trip record
I guarantee you will give it at least a 4/5

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>>72711108
>though twice
fuck me I need to stop doing this

>>72711148
i don't imagine the rating moving

there's not a lot more records that feel as 4/5-y as this

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>>72711143
Yep! It's actually on my chart rn! I plan to play the game when I get back home too. I have high hopes since I'm a big smt fan.

>>72711108
>>72711148
>>72711174
lol I'm stupid, I just saw that you already gave it a 4. At least I was right ;)

>>72711185
Have fun and prepare for 100 hours of gameplay

>>72711185
i'll forgive you if you listen to Jazz va Spenska next

also can't wait to hear your thoughts on the Nier OST

>>72711208
>prepare for 100 hours of gameplay
Hell yes. I'm fucking ready.

What I've heard so far sounds like Jamiroquoai, who I unironically like.

>>72711219
should be dishing out hot onions tonight sometime, but I'm relistening to some stuff rn. I'll hear Jazz va Spenska next but it won't be in my next review dump.

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>>72711185
Listen to this, it will get you more hyped

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql9FDMNWJeE

>>72711292
oooo yes

>those comments on the vid about trump
why do anime nerds always do this

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>think im gonna get through more albums for chart
>see Eric's rant about Undertale's OST while browsing thru rym video game soundtracks
>see mixtures of genuine spite and "dont listen to the haters!!" in reviews

lmao time to make Katamari Damacy seem 20x better after going through this OST

>>72711654
It's really not THAT bad, but it's not amazing either, super FL-studio-ridden and overly long. Eric's doesn't really make much sense to me.

>Really, the thing people like about this soundtrack is the melodies. All five of them. Seriously, if you know what you're looking for you'll find leitmotif's strewn fucking everywhere
literally every vidya soundtrack ever is. Especially GBA/GBV-era stuff, which it's clearly tyring to emulate.

idk he's not entirely wrong, I just think it has a lot of nice moments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyPR77rg1to

However, the things it imitates are much better
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_rEDqkndN0
https://youtu.be/vXKpIBgAXWU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLUZU8Jk9vY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucQ6rLeRxyg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlhyUGOx_oE
Most of these rips are terrible but you get the point

>>72711771
*it's not amazing either, as it's super FL-studio-ridden and overly wrong. In general, Eric's rant doesn't really make much sense to me.

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>>72711771
Going through this, I think the overworld background music is the strongest stuff here, since they seem to be the basis for a lot of the other tracks. Character-specific battle music is all messily interconnected with their themes, though. Guess you could say it makes sense because muh parallelism and centralization of plot around single character but then we go into the whole "should video game music be judged alone" debacle

And you're right about the melodies, because while reading up on Damacy, the literally state that they include the whistled intro because they wanted to have a catchy leitmotif to make the OST stand out. so uh yeah

Which part of Long Season is the best part?

>inb4 the entire song.

>>72712372
the live part

>>72712409
The live feces part?

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>>72712434
shinji doesn't poop in the live version buddyboy.

also probably part 5 for my money

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>Went up to LA for a few days this week for work
>Been doing so off and on for the past few months
>Found out this is the last week I have to do that
>Get the fuck out of the city, blaring Songs for the Deaf

Phew, so relieved. Good/bad news is I'll have more time to shitpost on here

>>72712455
Yeah, that always disappointed me. That would've been SOME way to end their career.

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>>72712475
>shinji ends it all by pulling a gg allin
only in my dreams

>>72712490
or a "juntaro", whichever live shitter you prefer

>>72712490
>>72712507
Does anyone actually know what the recording on the record is of though? Is it actually Shinji shitting?

>>72712546
I think it's unfair we immediately assume it's Shinji's shit. After all, the other few members were extremely involved in crafting Fishmans' sound. Why can't it be Motegi's poop? Why not Kashiwabara?

Nah but there's videos of them recording water splash sounds around Okutama, where the cover was taken. So I imagine it's just that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9pWc9L5NE0

>>72712621
Oh that makes a lot of sense. That's really cute. Man, it's such a good album.

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>>72712671
shinji bouta serve u up a long season ;))

I'm going to bed now, I hope you all have a great night!

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>>72712621
ok that was a quaint video

Will get to 98.12 eventually after first chart

>>72712754
Would highly rec you hear all the studio version of the songs first, at the very least >>72683736

but it's your call I guess. Most people like it just fine by hearing 98.12.28 and nothing else, but I bet most people will tell you it's more enjoyable having heard those songs.

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Let’s try this again.

>Paddy McAloon - I Trawl the MEGAHERTZ
What I didn't care for here was the general mindlessly-repetitive nature of most of this added with nearly zero satisfying conclusions to any of these tracks. Most of the time it's just a brief glimpse into a beautiful world that you're thrown into for a few minutes then instantly pulled away from. However, in a lot of ways this is this album's strengths. Jazz this ain't, but using the horn instruments in a pop vibe spread out over long periods of time...Idk there's something so unhateable about this, and yet I could absolutely see someone leaning strongly one way or the other because of that exactly. This guy has a great sense of melody and songwriting in general. Though nothing world-ending it's at least worth your time.
7

>Pascals - Live in Bremmen
A really fun bootleg (?) performance by a band I’ve never heard before, who exclusively cover songs by Pascal Comelade, who I have also never heard of. The songs are all performed well, engaging, and again, just fun. There’s very little I see here tying it to the label of “avant” though occasionally it does do instrumentally a few unique things. Speaking of which, I didn’t initially think it would take ALL those people on the front to create what’s pretty simple music, but after giving this a second try, I’m starting to realize how crazy diverse this album is. Though not MUCH very surprising, I’m excied to try these guys’ studio discog.
7

>アドバルーンズ - きちがいモーター
It's a pafe records post-punk release. Why WOULDN'T it be great? Well, start with the fact that the first song is sort of garbage, and tie it in with some unexciting, repetitive song structures. For how unique-sounding and satisfying it is definitely deserves some praise, but this label has put out much better stuff.
7

1/4

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>>72712828

>Sufjan Stevens - Carrie & Lowell Live
I’m not the BIGGEST fan of Carrie & Lowell, but a lot of it resonates with me personally. Have I mentioned I currently live in the city “Eugene” is based off of? For that reason and many more, that song remains my favorite on that album. However, that’s probably the only song that remains untouched with a vastly different variation on this live performance. Every other song here has another layer added to it, whether it be R&B, chamber pop, or progressive electronic, nearly every song has changed in some format. Almost always these are improvements, but in a few cases, they really take the shitter, especially the two Age of Adz songs. The mechanical, cold vibe I got originally got from Futile Devices is entirely gone here. The Blue Bucket of Gold + Outro was also completely worthless, but saved by a pretty great Hotline Bling cover, which is honestly probably one of the best performances here. Overall worth it if you’re a Suffy fan, otherwise completely passable.
7

>NieR:Automata Original Soundtrack
Don’t get me wrong, there’s plenty of choice cuts here, but I really don’t see this coming together holistically. For every really intense, amazing short piece, there’s at least one song that really bores me or I don’t care for at all. The western folk + classical vibe only works occasionally, and for so long. It’s expansive and intense, but I just feel like the sheer length of it works so hard against it. Perhaps I’ll enjoy this more if I ever play the game, but I feel there’s a key bit missing without context.
6

>Wugazi - 13 Chambers
Lol okay this really isn't that bad. Good? Not exactly, in fact, sometimes it doesn't work in the slightest. Most of the time it's just Fugazi instrumentals + boom bap drums + 36 Chambers lyrics. If you dig both of these bands and don't take yourself that seriously, I bet you could really get something out of this. If more rap-rock was like this I would so fuck with it.
6

2/4

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>Miles Davis - Get Up With It
I thought I would get a different perspective on this giving it more time, but it just didn’t happen. In fact, I pretty much have the same opinion on it as I did before: This album is more a more strung-out, less surprising, active, and interesting than the fusion he’s done before, and just longer and more repetitive on top of that. Of course there’s great moments, but I think I need to give it a bit more time.
6

>Rowland S. Howard - Pop Crimes
Even as a big fan of his 1999 release, this fell short for me in so many areas. In fact, going back through this now I'm having a hard time even having a song that sticks out to me very much at all. Though a lot of the punk sensibilities as well as general depressive atmosphere are still present, I feel like these qualities are something inherently special to his previous album, as I feel general exciting or interesting song structure here is lacking immensely. Not really terrible, but not really worthwhile either.
5

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>>72712879

>The Velvet Underground - The Complete Matrix Tapes
I love their first album because I'm a human being with a soul, and I nut at the pure mention of White Light/White Heat. However, I don't really care for the "pop rock" style of their other two albums (squeeze doesn't count btw). Knowing that, this comp was pretty disappointing to me, considering it's ALL that vibe for the most part. Of course the songs by themselves are alright, but almost everything I enjoy about them is gone. Where's the energy? Where's the noise? Where's WHERE IS CALE'S VIOLA??? Also, imagine my surprise when the best song by far here was NOT the 35-minute version of Sister Ray, but the 9-minute versions of White Light/White Heat. The other renditions of Heroin were great, but don't match the studio version really. And we didn't need it thrice more thanks. The recording is great for it's time, but totally a waste of time unless you're a huge fan of the last two VU records.
4

>Super Furry Animals - Radiator
Was originally gonna be nicer to this one, but fuck it. It's just...ass. I really didn't dig the overall britpop vibe added with electronic elements. The fusion of the two feels really half-assed. Granted, there's barely no hateable songs here, but it's just oh-so-passable that after a bit it becomes nauseating. If you catch yourself listening to Oasis from time to time maybe you'd like this more. I sure as shit don't though.
3

what next?

just got hyper-baked and played risk
every roll was a fucking symphony

>>72711024
its so good
like so good

>>72712904
albert fuckin ayler

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>>72712971
change your black sabbath score before I crap a castle

also are we still doing this??? I totally forgot about it lol

>>72713069
u got it baybe ;)

>>72713104
yes let's continue tomorrow

>>72713104
and u better not pan it either

>>72713129
ight

no but for real change that Paranoid score asap

>>72713134
;))))

no but I for real I've loved every Ayler album I've heard thusfar, and this one seems promising. I guarantee at least a 7 but who knows really.

>>72712803
Dw I'll listen to your mixtape compilation first, I want to hear more of Shinji's singing anyway

>>72712828
Good review of McAloon

>6/10 for NieR
Hoo boy

>>72713166
aye ;)

also, don't think I hate it. I wanna play the game but haven't had time so I think I'm missing a large context of it, plus I felt it was needlessly too long for how much it repeated itself.

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maybe god didnt intend for music to be heard more than once

What music-related YouTube channels do you dig /daily/? Minus artists' personal video channels Here's some of my favorites:

https://www.youtube.com/user/dereckvon
Dereck kicks ass and his videos are comfy as shit. Just some old music dude going through his collection and talking about stuff he likes. Couldn't see anyone here not liking his stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDqeX741Z-PkyY_5xF5jL3A
Dust-To-Digital's channel where they re-release/restore a lot of amazing music + release some similar-sounding originals of their own.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI_dcH8Zr2UqNT1EqvMNgTg
More theory/classical-based, but not so in-depth that he'll bore you or confuse you if you're not super deep into it. His Trout Mask Replica video kicks ass.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdWeaG-8WPWpd6qcuz_-abw
Even if not everything PC Music releases is good, it's usually interesting or unique to some extent.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI_dcH8Zr2UqNT1EqvMNgTg
I thought I would hate this channel, but how in-depth and well-made they are really threw me off. It's a lot of the "why" and "how" in video game music and involves a great deal of theory-related explanations if you're into that.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcTt3O4_IW5gnA0c58eXshg/videos
All his videos are interesting if you're into 70s/80s-era home synthesis, especially the hardware aspects of it. His video on how early vidya music was made is also really interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_3d1x2VPxk

>>72713577
>It's a lot of the "why" and "how" [...] and involves a great deal of theory-related explanations
i would be into that yes
but you posted the wrong link

Also, this guy's videos are /okay/, but much too buzzfeed/for-millennials-esque that it really puts me off. The explanations/hardware/gear reccomendations are good, but the tone, editing style, and in general music I don't care for really puts me off:
https://www.youtube.com/user/songstowearpantsto

>>72713613
>>72713577
Shit.

For the fifth link I meant to post this:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeZLO2VgbZHeDcongKzzfOw

I've only seen a few of the videos, but I like this one specifically:
https://youtu.be/vVwEeiyPfFg

Nothing new if you have a significant education in music, but the framing of this on Mario music as well as the surprisingly non-cringy style for a video game-related channel makes it an interesting watch for me.

>>72713577
none

>>72713878
epic

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Is this Jangle's secret rym page?

>>72713671
>too buzzfeed/for-millennials-esque that it really puts me off.
stuff every millennial says

https://rateyourmusic.com/~magicsxxxxx
holy fuck how

>>72713988
t. someone that is so jaded by 4chan they think all millennials are like the 16 year olds here

>>72714156
by the time you're 50 years old you will long have surpassed him

>>72714156
I kinda doubt it

I love discovering new music but I can't imagine myself being interested in any of this for more than I few more years. Plus, a good amount of that guy's ratings are singles whereas I never rate them because of a false sense of superiority or something.

At 10,000 ratings I delete my account someone screencap this.

>>72714221
meant for >>72714185 obviously lol

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>>72714156
probably something to do with this

>>72710546
yachty seems like a super cool dude so it's alright

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freeform charts are pretty fun - i've been heck of uninvolved recently with the internet in general recently (busy with work, family, partner, masturbating onto the wall and marking the date beside it) so i can't remember the last little mini review i did but here it is. time to move on to that noise chart since i have a weekend free for once.

interesting little label/project i found some people might be interested in - Collection Petites Planètes. sort of a modern, more esoteric Folkways; lot of world recordings from heaps of diverse genres. there's some punky stuff, classical, folk, tribal chants/drumming, pagan chants, church performances. a lot of cool stuff, would recommend to anyone into 'world' music

https://petitesplanetes.bandcamp.com/
most recordings are also accompanied by video of it in action which is p cool
https://vimeo.com/vincentmoon

here's one i've been frothing today
https://vimeo.com/117378136

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ANY MF WOMEN RESPECTERS UP IN THIS NIBBA???

>>72713159
the only thing i can promise is a relisten
>>72715584
right here

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>>72715584
Reporting for duty

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>>72715607
you know it

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>>72715584
>respect women
>they hate you now

>treat women like shit
>more popular than ever
hmm really makes you think

Oh wow, new National song is great! Wasn't expecting them to still have something this interesting and nuanced in them. Intricate layers, subtle shifts in melody. Sounds like a lot of work went into this.

https://youtu.be/2O6duDDkhis

>>72715753
hearing some serious Nick Cave stuff here. I guess that's always been there in The National, but it seems a bit more noticeable this time around.

Still, good stuff.

>>72715753
never realized how much his voice sounds like Johnny Cash at times

one of the better tunes i've heard from them

>>72713577
this channel has some good stuff sometimes: https://youtube.com/channel/UCvMGwfEQz5rSJQFYFl6LWVA

I'm curious to check out the ones you posted

>>72715689
i'm got a dorito in my double chin realy make u thimk.....

>>72716477
>>72713577
cool stuff boys, the trout mask replica vid especially plus his interview is a great watch

>>72708556
theoretical dancing is the highest level of dance

>>72716629
Your horoscope for the day

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Book review bump. Might read Rudi's rec next. I didn't realize it was the guy behind Satantango.

>Columbine

Finishing it up here in a minute. This is a masterpiece of journalism that rightfully won the Pulitzer Prize. Dave Cullen spent 10 years--one hour after the attack up until the book's publication in 2009--exclusively writing about the Columbine school shooting and its aftermath. It's incredible what he was able to put together from countless hours of footage, interviews, and journals left behind. About 100 captivating pages are dedicated exclusively to a minute-by-minute account of what happened during the attack (it was hell on earth), which should've been an impossible task given how many perspectives need to be covered. There's a deep understanding of all sides here that doesn't resort to sensationalism or cool distance from the events--to the point where it reads like a story. Really a rewarding read.

9/10

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Besides this being insane for the time I'm not much impressed. Wolfman is a cool track but the kind has been done much better since, the 'vocals' especially drag it down as it goes on. Very impressive for the time and it doesn't sound dated at all but neither is it particularity good. The cover is though.

>>72715584
not Hampus
certified woman hater!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Er8PN385PEA

how am I only now discovering this? What a fucking rush

>>72717400
2011 RYM called, they want their taste back

>>72716685
yep, he actually wrote all the screenplays for Tarr's films, also the ones not based on a book.

>>72716685
also, starting with Satantango is sometimes advice. But I really feel Seiobo There Below is a better introduction. It's mainly just a better way to get used to his style, while being very easy to read (main problem is that his sentences are all like 3-4 pages long, but very readable in Seiobo). The only thing is that it's his most optimistic book, so the general atmosphere may not be that reflective of his other work, but his prose definitely is.

>>72717492
Better starting place as an introduction to his writing style? I was actually going to watch Satantango first

>>72717532
yep that.
yeah that could help, I think that's why I managed to get through the book without being really used to his writing style, because I knew the story
also it's just a really good film

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>laura marling - semper femina
some good songs and some total snoozefests. the first two tracks have really pretty instrumentation, but i'm not a fan of marling's vocals. the songwriting is solid, but largely pedestrian, and sometimes wanders into dangerously generic folk-pop stuff. not bad overall.

curious to hear your thoughts on having /daily/ threads begin at a set time again? iirc it was 10am est

>>72708036
going in with high hopes, assuming it's similar to sgp's blackland radio

>>72718437
What for?
That only was a thing because threads died early due to inactivity

>>72718437
Nah

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>>72718437
Nah we here all day

>>72718462
>inactivity
what's the difference lol
if rbt (archive) was up i'll be able confirm my admittedly shallow observation that these threads tend to drag on

>>72718696
ok, then start your thread at 10 pm, i guarantee it won't die before bump limit

>>72718734
it'll be interesting to see how it plays out these days, but perhaps we may have gotten too accustomed to the status quo for it to work like it used to

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>>72718642
post IMG_2378 pls

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>>72718874
I think this one is it

>>72719007
Shit

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Bardo Pond - Lapsed (Tuco) vs Tortoise - Millions Now Living Will Never Die (rym robot man)
"Lapsed" started quite promising, some good melodies going together with noise just fine. Then it got significantly less interesting. By the end it was getting p bland, so I only really remembered the beginning of the piece.
Tortoise's album also is stronger in the beginning, but it managed to be more steady much better. 20 minute first track doesn't sound like a good idea, but "Djed" is a really good one, I barely even noticed it's that long and even if someone will get bored of it, it's instantly followed by "Glass Museum", which I think is the best work on the album and it definitely succeeds at getting your attention - it's mellow, calm, but also p damn catchy.

Le Mystère des voix bulgares - Le mystère des voix bulgares : volume 1 (Letov) vs Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (rym robot man)
Yeah, I like trad. I like these bulgarian chicks especially. If anything, they should at least be recognized for the quality of their singing.
Somehow I expected Devo's album to be worse. It's actually p good.

Betz:
Terminus (Terminus)
Shamepai (Kanzler)
s (gfr)

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>>72715584
rite here bich

>>72716477
cool channel mang

>>72716685
this sounds really interesting. Kinda wanna cop

>>72719105
lol I always get surprised when I see an old tourney breathe new life

>>72719320
yeah I always finish EVERYTHING no matter how long it's gonna drag for

>>72719320
wait a hecking sec tho, why haven't u been advanced to the 2nd round? did you drop out or smth?

>>72719411
Didn't I lose to Leonard Cohen?

>>72707593
i can second this shit
what happened in 2015 that made it such an abnormally good year for music (next to the next two)

>>72719320
That's a big rec for y'all. It's super readable

>>72719429
but I think I used a different rating system by then, since I advanced Terminus, theSound and EthyBoy who lost to their bot rivals as well. truly strange

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>rod vs borzoi
giant claw's mutant glamour is a highly entertaining set of swirling synth songs. occasionally quite catchy and very fun.

biosphere's substrata is pretty and sparse and has those nice cold synths i enjoy so much. the vocal samples (Twin Peaks!) don't necessarily add all that much. quite good overall.

im gonna need an EP rec from the both of you to settle this tiebreaker

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>EthyBoy vs s

>International Harvester - Sov Gott Rose-Marie
Quite a lot of half-baked psychedelic rock experiments on this one, although "I Mourn You" is quite great and is more similar to their (superior) Pärson Sound material. 2.5

>Louis Armstrong - Plays W.C. Handy
Perhaps Adorno was right. 1.5+

pre-bebop jazz and blues are tripe don't @ me, also ethyboy advances

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>>72719818

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Technical Space Composer's Crew - Canaxis 5 (Terminus) vs Stereolab - Emperor Tomato Ketchup (rym robot man)
Canaxis 5 is probably one of the best examples in its genre I've heard. While being an actual collage consisting of dissimilar elements, it manages to sustain a remarkably consistent atmosphere. It's a great thing, really.
Emperor Tomato Ketchup ain't bad. Definitely liked it more than Dots And Loops, it's probably on the same level for me as Random-Noise Bursts. What I like about the band is that while the vocals always seem to try to be unobtrusive, they're still really distinctively there and not just babbling something on the background.

I congratulate humans on finally being able to beat the bot. To commemorate this moment, I advance all humans who managed to beat the robot instead of highest rated ones. That includes Shamepai, Letov, Terminus and s. The last fifth spot will be the robot one. Try and rec something really good in this round cause even though your previous score will matter, it won't save you in case of bad rec.

So I need recs from: Shamepai, Letov, Terminus and s. There is still a chance to bet before the beginning of the next round, after that no more bets are accepted.
Current bets:
Terminus (Terminus)
Shamepai (Kanzler)
s (gfr)

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>>72719911
Gotta kick the robot's ass

>>72719554
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/xoltev/tokyo-tourism/
>>72719911
wow i might actually win a bet.

>>72720133
>wow i might actually win a bet.
>>72719858

>>72719911
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/unauth/jim-orourke/fast-car-live-in-japan-9_16_2002/

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>>72719818
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/steffen_basho_junghans/in_the_morning_twilight/

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Hey guys I just listened to these albums recently and really love them! Could you recommend me stuff with a similar tone to these?

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>>72721337
The Angelic Process - Weighing Souls with Sand

>>72721337
Maybe you'll like Grandeur of Hair? Based on APTBS, I mean. Also they're TJ&MC 2.0 basically, same sound on different time periods.

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>soundtrack to heaven - yeah definitely how i view it, it's the most uplifting album I know aside from listening to fishmans long season on repeat. gets me out of any bad mood.

it didnt get me from my bad mood but it was pleasant. at first the balafon and the kora were getting a bit on my nerves because they felt like the stock music of boring travel programs (side note: this world is so magnificent yet travelling channels that show off these places tend to be the blandest things possible, how do they fuck it up?) but as it started settling in i was able to enjoy it a bit more, moussa diawara shows a sense of maturity and intimate knowledge of the songs he and his band are playing.

>>72721337
bela lugosi's dead single
new order's first album
Siekiera
Republika
Giles Corey - s/t
The Sound - Jeopardy

>>72703490

long time /mu/ poster but first time /daily/ poster here, call me a dumb but i can't find any schedules for a listenalong on the blogspot link, are there none planned or am i just dumb?

>>72722278
can't find it either. Someone should add.

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>>72722278
no i wont call you dumb thats me you cant have my name

>>72721356
>>72721916
>>72722148
thanks guys I'll check all of these out!

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>>72722381
>>72722278
Here's the most current one, it isn't on the website yet i think

http://i.imgur.com/Kpgi6yE.jpg

Eric B. & Rakim - Paid In Full (1987)
>east coast hip hop, boom bap, hardcore hip hop

The production isn’t as dated now as some people make it out to be. Beats on tracks like “I Know You Got Soul” and the titular “Paid on Full” have sublime turntable work (something that’s carried over on even the worst tracks), and they’re genuinely good, simple hip hop beats that work perfectly with Rakim’s exceptional flow. Rakim really is wonderful, he’s not a terribly showy rapper but his flow in unstoppable and he’s got a wonderful voice. He never drops down in quality, but Eric B. definitely does. The instrumental tracks are just bad, and some of the beats have really cheesy, squeaky synth effects that sound straight out of an SNES soundtrack. It’s somewhat endearing, but compared to what Eric B. demonstrates on this album’s best tracks, it’s awful. Mixed bag, and it doesn’t stand up as well today, but it deserves its place in the hip hop canon.

2.5+

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>>72709506
hecc yes

>>72709546
Looks good, maybe add The Beatles - White Album twice more
(how many more do you need tho)

>>72710767
good starsailor onions they agree with my own therefore they are good

>>72713936
TEN PAHCENT OF TH POPULATION
HOLDS 26 PAHCENT OF THE RATINGS
*drives lamborghini into a yaht

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>>72723652
why haven't you spammed this in /daily/? it's too good for only 7 of my RYM friends to have heard it

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done with this chart
I'm gonna give some of these a few more listens (namely LTIY) but I wanna move on to my next chart already

let me know if you want specific thoughts on anything

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and I'm gonna do a jazz chart now
what's good? what's bad? which ones are memes? what first?
I also anticipate to give nothing on here under a 3.0/5

>>72724023
good:
eternal rhythm
undercurrent
waltz for debby
point of departure
TJCO
astigmatic
ask the ages

that;s actually all i've heard off there so
sick chart

>>72723996
Treasure is my favorite album, so I'd like to hear your thoughts on it :).

>>72724178
It was a fucking treasure :)
No but really, every song on it was fantastic. Pretty much my only complaint was the drum machine (at least it sounded like a drum machine) sounded a little cheesy on a few tracks which caused them to sound a bit dated. Besides that it was pretty much perfect.

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I think this is the most dead /daily/ has been since I started posting here. 27 hours later and barely at 200 posts

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Atrium Carceri - Kapnobatai
Supposedly, "Kapnobatai" is one of the best in Atrium Carceri's career. Also the musician is known for taking the industrial turn in his dark ambient sound. It is a decent idea in its core, the dark aesthetic of machinery, abandoned factories and other buildings, etc. Unfortunately, I don't think Heath managed to implement that idea successfully. You could see that he tried to distance himself from le edgy dark scene who produce the utmost shit with the unseen pride like they did a hecking masterpiece and everyone just le doesn't le understand. Nevertheless, you can still see the influence of this crowd in his music, even though you know he means good, does japanese samples and stuff (which are one of the few things that should actually be recognized about the piece, though he just hecking steals them from his own earlier "Seishinbyouin", like "Synaptic Transmission" downright sound like it was taken from Seishinbyouin), the weak le edgy sample drops like drops of shit (pardon my metaphors) stir his brew. I heard another stuff by the guy and I know he can get more industrial if he wants to and he should really do that and cancel every single attempt at that horrible beat like on "Impaled Butterfly". Minimalistic Kammarheit sound like on "Wrapped Cloth" or "Ruins Of Desolation" while maybe is not THAT bad, is just doing nothing for him, it's a dead end, plain uninteresting. I just want the guy to do what he does best - delve in freaking dark tunnels and pipes and shit. "The Carnophage" kinda comes close, yet it's kinda boring for a closing track.
He also added some weird sounding bland futuristic noise, it works fine on some trax like "Enclosed World / Liberation" or "Torn Citadel Of The Autarch". To me the culmination of the album was "Thermographic Components" - it really combined everything good about the album, altho the background pulsating was p weak, the rest was satisfactory.

>>72723744
I'm not really the spamming type but yes, everyone should listen to this.

>>72724023
All great albums, just don't pull a FISH and give Cecil Taylor a 5 because you don't understand the piano's function in free jazz :8)

>>72724289
I'm glad you liked it :)

>>72724289
>>72724607
Oh yeah, aside from Treasure and HoLV have you heard any of their other albums?

>>72724633
I haven't. For some reason I put off Cocteau Twins until recently. I'll probably listen to their other albums soon.

>>72724023
Black Woman is such a great album.

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FlyingIceWizard. Overall: 3.33

>Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy

Mediocre indie rock. I should enjoy this a lot, since apparently it's meant for middle class white kids living in the suburbs. I should be able to relate, but it didn't really affect me emotionally. There were some catchy tracks, but nothing amazing.

3/5

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>>72724789
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>72724789
Hey zane on my top 3, exchange the Ulver album for Exuma 1 if you wanna get the true borzoi experience

>>72724883
can i get an ep rec>>72719554

>>72724708
Alright awesome! You should check out Blue Bell Knoll next.

>>72724883
hmm...

i was excited for that ulver record, and i've already heard exuma. what to do...

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Marathoning the last Snoop albums cause I’m dedicated but also a masochist?

Ego Trippin

After surprise success of Tha Blue Carpet Treatment, Snoop was supposedly back on track. Critics were all over it and as a result, Snoop hyped the whole thing up. The pimp stuff was cool but he was over that. And this time - absolutely no guest features.

But in the production, Ego Trippin' morphed from a focused gangster album into a pop release. Songs like "Sexual Eruption", "Waste of Time" and "Cool" are slick and radio-focused. They build off the sleek, Neptunes sound on the past two releases, and are pop tracks. Some of the original concept remains though, with "Press Play" and "Staxxx in my Jeans" building off the harder Blue Carpet sound.

Ultimately, this album is all over the damn place, with Snoop even tackling country ("My Medicine") amongst all the pop and g-funk. There are some dope songs scattered all throughout the release but it's remarkably uneven.

2.5/5

Malice ‘N Wonderland

After the hype the whole "solo gangster" thing didn't pan out on Ego Trippin', Snoop goes the opposite direction. There's so many features - Lil John, The-Dream, R Kelly, etc. He even brings on Soulja Boy. The result is a giant fucking mess.

Honestly, I don't think there's anything particularly noteworthy about this album. Snoop phones in some boring verses, the features are not hot and the beats are generic garbage. It’s 2000s pop with Snoop’s name on it and it’s glossy to the point of annoyance. The rapping is straight up awful at times, with multiple shit/poop references on “Upside Down”. Thanks Problem. Honestly, I just gave up on this when I heard that track.

Listening to Snoop has made me question something. What makes an album worse - a generic album or a streaky/inconsistent listen? I used to lean toward the latter. Unfortunately, this changed my mind - this is his worst album by far. It’s laughably bad but hey, I actually liked the R Kelly feature.

1.5

>>72724939
nah ok go with Ulver then, no biggie, they are about equal for me

>>72724901
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/a_picture_of_her/a_fanatic_socialist_looked_up_at_the_stars___/

>>72723996
Damn right that The Books gets that score

>>72724789
"Opinion of Zane" decreases by 10 points

>>72724344
It's my fault, I called it Sleepytime Edition, oops

>>72725484
like my favorite albums or fuck you

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>tiebreaker
rod rec'd xoltev's tokyo tourism, another energetic electronic release, this one focused on atmosphere. it's good. 3/5

borzoi rec'd a post-rocky emo ep by a picture of her that was pretty ok. i'm not a fan of emo but some of the guitar lines were p cool. 2.5/5

rod advances! thanks for playing borzoi.

>>72726138
neat!
here take this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/daniel-schmidt-and-the-berkeley-gamelan/in-my-arms-many-flowers/

>>72726186
pls wait
more restrictions for next round :)))))))))

>>72726138
darn, I have such a hard time reccing EPs because I barely listen to them lol

Good luck Rod B-)

>>72726200
OH BOY
>>72726203
gg
<3

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>>72726080
>too 3 albums are noise, industrial, and experimental

I am beginning to see a "dark aesthetic" pattern in your favorite albums

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>>72726583
here are my favorite albums https://rateyourmusic.com/list/zzane/zanecore/

would you describe this list as having a dark aesthetic? i'm not really sure honestly. out of my 20 5/5's, I'd say 12 are "dark" while 5 are brighter or happier... so I guess you're right

hi my name is ron aka trip up and i really like reverb.

http://www.factmag.com/2017/05/11/david-byrne-working-with-oneohtrix-point-never-promises-new-album-next-year/

I expect nothing less than a 8/10

>>72727041
On the contrary, I expect EXACTLY A 6/10

>>72727041
Remember the last time he had a promising collaboration? Remember how that turned out?

>>72727041
>News stories include Keiji Haino releasing a Watashi Dake? reissue and Twin Peaks

Is this the /daily/ news site?

>>72727041
:0

it's a modern My Life in the Bush of Ghosts

>>72727245
>Is this the /daily/ news site?
no, that's The Wire

Good Morning /daily/!

Woke up Friday morning feeling DAAAMMMMNNNN good, so gonna listen to something now.

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ha ha

>>72723652
i was just using those as placeholders bc neverendingchart was being annoying

now pls give chart or something

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Good shit ImposterTuco, you're in the lead rn.. gonna be hard to beat. Overall: 4.33

>Neil Young - Dead Man

This was a lot better than I expected. I've always enjoyed music that has that bleak western atmosphere to it, and this is the best of this kind of music I've ever heard. I absolutely loved the guitar experiments, which was a huge chunk of this record. Other then these tracks, there was some atmospheric spoken word from Native Americans and other western characters.. so damn enjoyable to listen to, not entirely sure why. A lot of these tracks had background ambient noise - cicadas, wind rustling through the trees, crackling campfires.. I could listen to this shit all day. I need more western atmospheric music in my life.

4.5/5

>>72728526
Boy you gonna eat those words when Dead Dog Records gets 7.5 out of 5

>>72728584
>Dead Dog Records
what's this? can't find it on the chart

>>72728526
dog have you seen the movie? if you haven't watch the film as well, there's very few accounts of a soundtrack fitting a film so well

>>72728713
i haven't

i would check it out but i'm not really that big of a film person

>>72728650
Negativland

well that fucking sucks about PWR BTTM

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Slick Rick - The Great Adventures of Slick Rick (1988)
>east coast hip hop

Such a classic-era hip hop album. It embodies that sound perfectly, and if you know me, I’m not a fan of that sound. The over-the-top, poppy, synthesizer-laden nature of the beats really rubs me the wrong way, and I think this is because the drums aren’t focused on at all, the beats have no power to them whatsoever. That’s alright though, because Slick Rick is obviously this album’s focal point. The dude’s a goddamn great rapper, and save for the abhorrent “Indian Girl (An Adult Story)”, a great, clever lyricist as well. I’d love to hear Slick Rick over better beats, but with this production even his talent seems a bit underwhelming.

2.5-

New Cornelius single:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr5f6hpYxmE

It's okay :/

>>72728878
I keep reading articles about it, but is anything actually confirmed? Would be a shame.

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Do I listen to Disc 2 as well?

>>72729694
yeah

>>72729694
According to local nerds only if you liked the first CD

>>72729352
it's probably true d e s u

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>>72729694
Yeah but if you like it you can't give Zane shit for liking poseur-core anymore

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>>72730660
i was giving zane shit for the Car Seat Headrest rating tho

and jokes on you i AM poseur-core

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night, daily

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>he has little knowledge of music theory
>claims to enjoy jazz
literally defend this

>>72731896
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIa3ftX20yo

>>72732004
>no Songbird
indefensible

>>72732023
fugg, ur right :\

>>72731896
Music theory is just a more precise means to describe what you hear and not relevant to actual enjoyment. If you like it but dont have more vocab than it has 'nice drums' then thats just an issue of communication. Music criticism is a stupid little language game

>>72729352
all signs are certainly pointing to it being true, sadly

we /ded/

>>72732978
This is the /dead/-est /daily/ thread I've seen. I'm listening to the last album of my 50/50 chart so I'll post that when I'm done.

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>>72732978
keep it that way

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>Kahondo Style - Green Tea & Crocodiles
All over the place in moods and themes within the chamber style. Good stuff.
7+/11

>Ernst Karel - Swiss Mountain Transport Systems
With one of my favourite albums being Das Ohr am Gleis, I was excited to try this out due to it also being train themed. More-so the various different types of transport systems throughout the Swiss Mountains. There's a lot of stuff here that the aforementioned album does better at, loads of similarities at times too. The bumps, rattles and shakes of the cartridges all feel too real, but occasionally my immersion would be broken by an out of place or an incorrectly mixed in sound. It definitely isn't intended for a full album listening since the tracks are all trips to different places; you wouldn't be going on them at different places after each-other; it's not well suited as a full album normally.
7-/11

>Nisennenmondai - Rokuon
Fun, bouncy noise rock. I pretty much always like this stuff.
7-/11

>Thee More Shallows - A History of Sport Fishing
Maan that first track got me excited but I quickly found out Its blandness. The indie rock plauge.
5+/11

And somehow I managed to finish a chart, thanks for the recs guys! So glad I listened to Dark and Stormy Night. Now on to the next thing...

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any of you keeping up with this year?
i could add a lot of stuff during the past few days
rod is prolly gonna hate me for this

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>>72733462
woah!! So I'm starting doing this thing now.
What should I listen to first from the essentials?

FISH please send me the png editing this is a huge pain with the borders being so hard to figure out. Topsters2 pngs compress the album covers but they don't compress the whole image, that's what I'm talking about here. And there's me saving a jpeg background as a jpeg.

>>72729144
Tbh it's actually incredible and really hypnotic so get outta here

>>72733636
Do me first

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Ital Tek - Hollowed
Not a bad sound, except it's kinda boring. The ending was p great though ("Aquamarine", "Vesper", "Jenova" and "Vacuum I"). Other decent trax - "Terminus", "Memory Shard".

Tongues Of Light - Channelled Messages at the End of History
I HATED this goddamn occasional distant telephone ringing in "Healing", since I have a similar ringtone on my phone and I had to check it like 5 thousand times while listening to this shit.
I wanted to rate it 2/5 cause it actually hardly did anything for me. But I gotta admit it's a decent concept for an album and it's not made that bad.

Jeremy Zuckerman - Khaos
So, an album by the composed who did soundtrack on "Korra". Guess what, it's boring. Gotta admit the guy has some decent instrument skills tho. He should do more wacky stuff like "Puzzle". Maybe I'll give it a relisten sometimes to reevaluate.

Dyke Drama - Up Against The Bricks
No, I don't like "happy punk". I really don't. I couldn't care less that it's supposed to appeal to queer audience (me). The lyrics are not very good, but the instruments are alright (the only reason why I'm not rating it 3), if only they weren't performing a fucking hipster Andrew W.K. variation.

>>72733636
do me cuz youre gonna hate all of those

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>>72733528
I fell behind a bit :/
Tiny Hazard has become one of my favourites from this year pretty quickly
I didn't notice Yowie put out something new, backlock'd

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Yorgos Lanthimos - Dogtooth
[2009]
>94 min.

Wow this was fucking weird. Here's a list I made of things that succintly describe it.
- Lots of strange sex
- The colour white is everywhere
- Plato's allegory of the cave
- Actually kind of funny in retrospect
- Sickness inducing
- Cats are actually the most dangerous animal ever
- Autistic dancing


7

>>72733821
it was a fairly interesting move for them
they basically said they wanted to make it funky but still in line with their usual style/approach and that totally worked
also kinda dabbling into djent i guess?

>>72733528
heard that Darren Keen thing?
also Doon Kanda - Heart

>>72734470
nah that chart is literally everything i heard the majority of
i downloaded that thing, tho i could never actually get into orange milk stuff so far fsr
im gonna put it on my phone along with crack-up while im out on the train

>>72734520
I found it higher quality and more easily approachable than other orange milk stuff so maybe you'll be surprised

>>72733528
>residente in the top 10
:)
ive been keeping up a little bit sometimes i cant seem to find anything popular that ive liked so my favorites are almost entirely bandcamp crap and trap songs from PR

>>72733756
>>72733766
Gotta wait cause I'm going to listen to all the essentials first. I'll put you guys on high priority.

>>72734449
kinda, but not really intentional

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>>72733636
Update mine please, replace Fifteen with
Negativland - fair use (book)/dead dog records (cd)

>>72734879
I can't edit that without it looking bad, request fish to change it and I'll update it when he does.

This is good
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ellen-arkbro/for-organ-and-brass/

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>>72730787
Whoops

>>72731896
>He doesn't have perfect pitch
>Claims to like music

Seeing these kinds of bullshit arguments is my favorite

>>72734236
Man your charts are always aesthetically pleasing in the weirdest way

Also, I need to scope out that movie, it sounds wild

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just took my micro exam! last one... at least until I have to make up the comp sci exam on graduation day :0

http://studentenfunk-regensburg.de/live
cumblogs
15 minutes
also check out "my new" shades

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bumping with something you don't know :o

>>72735814
>cumblogs

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>tfw not sure if I want to go out tonight

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>>72735262
thank you :)

yeah it's very wild and raw, i watched it some days ago and the images are still fresh in my mind. has that effect.

>>72736030
Stay in and watch Andre Rublev

>>72736587
no, too late. Me and my bud are gonna go watch the new Alien and hit on some girls afterwards.

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Dang this is pleasant: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_stolen_sweets/sleepytime_in_chinatown/

>>72736647
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj9tUtg90X2jpT3qD3b7BoYFOspCxv754