/daily/ - lifeboat thread edition

Dave Brubeck Quartet

first for hmm...

>>73779980
How embarrassing!

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tag yourself

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>stick didn't let it die
damn.

We could have been free from this hell.

Oh well.

>Listenalong
it was trash and I did not like it.

>>73779995
i am the dove

>>73780001
>after the year 2000
>accusing any music of stealing
ok

>>73780016
only one. congrats.

>>73780001
i enjoy watching you all suffer

p.s. please rate the listenalong a 0.5 on rym for another sharp rating drop

>>73779995
whichever animal is the most stick-like

>>73779995
I'm the lizard in the back.

>>73779995
im the smug koala

>>73780038
>p.s. please rate the listenalong a 0.5
I mean it wasn't THAT bad.

It was 1.0 bad.

>>73780066
(maybe 1.5, we'll see)

>>73780066
>it dropped a shit ton
sorry rod lmao

>>73779980
I dont listen to musique concrète, but how would you compare south of the border to something like somashikiba by toshiya tsunoda?

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before daily dies....... lemme finish this dumb ass tourney!

assorted thoughts:
laurel halo more like laurel hellno
its fugging basho live what did you expect id rate it
puerto rico producing real jazz in 2017? :o
im too tired to write another rant about the state of popular rym rock jazz music
sza caught me by surprise, i usually get bored with these alt r&b girls, can't say she is too different from the others besides her lyrics being p quality but definitely great
uhh i woulda liked this stuff a year ago, long indie rock albums where half the time they're just messing around aren't my thing anymore
cashmere cat is one of my new favorite 2010s producers just based on this <3 (round winner!)
theyre just art blakey covers, good and all but they don't feel too lively up until the last track

Gob, you're this round's top boy, since it's only 4 albums i gotta do this time around, i'll give you two choices:
>free the tournetariat from the shackles of my backlog and be able to pick any album you want from now on
>my jazz folder

>>73780135
again, don't care that much as long as at least a couple peeps like it.
rym people who care about onkyo don't usually pay attention to ratings anyway.

>>73780222
Sorry dude /daily/ dies now.

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I think if this weren't a soundtrack I'd have liked it a lot more

>>73780222
haha 3 2s!

>>73780278
(not true, btw)

>>73780290
(note: it's not a real soundtrack.)

>>73780297
I can dream, can't I?

>>73780307
>>73780290
https://www.discogs.com/Taku-Unami-Ichimannen-Go---Soundtrack/release/1627944

this thread is for nerds.

>>73779995
That tiny bird first best away form the bait, above the island

come plug.

>>73780277
>rym people who care about onkyo don't usually pay attention to ratings anyway.
this is true, did not think about that desu

I wonder what other RYMers think about seeing an onslaught of (usually negative) ratings over the course of a couple days with no explanation

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>>73780307
>>73780321
oh

>>73780359
"oh ok"

>>73780375
NICE

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>>73780375

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>>73780375

>>73780375
Literally y.

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>Bobby Charles - Bobby Charles (1972)

This is an extremely satisfying album. I admire musicians that work hard at making their music sound easy, and the sound here is simple and repetitive but not dumb, easy but not amateurish. Members of The Band play on this album, and it strikes a nice balance between The Band, for example, or Little Feat in the roots rock realm and more singer-songwriter albums of the time from Randy Newman and the likes and incorporates only the best qualities of each. Make sure to play it loud because it's not a folk-/country-/beer-drinkin'-rock album that takes its arrangements for granted. Bobby Charles was a Louisianan and it shows from the get-go in what just may be the highlight, "Street People", an entirely grooving, bass-driven, backbeat tune. I can see myself coming back to this one a bit.
7.5/10

>Steppenwolf - The Second (1968)

I can't help it, I've been liking these early Steppenwolf albums quite a bit. They occupied the same cultural sphere as Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" for me in how impossible it was for most of my life to listen to "Born to Be Wild" or "Magic Carpet Ride" objectively and sincerely. Moreover, they're in the class of 60s psychedelia that made it to the mainstream (thanks to the popularity of features in the film Easy Rider) and thus, suffered some cultural neutering as a result--it was no longer for bikers and hippies and drug users.

The thing is, the debut stands up to scrutiny, and while there is some pop sensibility, it's as heavy and bluesy and acid-drenched as anything else at the time. This follow-up isn't much of a step down, only fewer knockout tracks. "Magic Carpet Ride" is still an awesome feel-good song that turns on a dime down this tunnel of intense confusion halfway through before reemerging again at the end. I just have to give it due credit for its widespread--there's something for just about everyone here.
7/10

>>73780399
>>73780413
>>73780416
what can I say I like onkyo
I think the meditative space that it puts you into is unlike stuff in other genres of music

for instance Feldman, the pitch content almost invalidates any sense of "peace" I would get from it

>>73780457
Why does the exact same listening experience get better or worse depending on whether or not the piece was meant to be a soundtrack tho? Seems like silly business to me.

>>73780480
because I think a soundtrack is supposed to at least somewhat
1. fit the story/dramatic content
2. simultaneously stand on its own as music and conjure up the drama of the original work

>>73780496
ya can't judge that without seeing the movie it came from though. could have been a perfect fit.

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mfw

>>73780508
yeah who knows maybe it's some fucked up shit
but it's hard enough finding links and getting american movies, foreign cinema I'm good on

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>>73780516
mood.

>>73780518
glad you liked it regardless!

>>73780496
I wanna say you're not making sense but I don't want to be a dick about it and I don't know how to do that without funny pictures right now.

get in plug u nerds

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>>73780597

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I haven't created a chart yet but these are my favorites

>>73780632
Is this your only dededede pic like lmao what are you doing?

eew why is the thread bumping?

>>73780646
YUCK

>>73780656
yes
>>73780646
oh jeez

>>73780663
that's just for hip hop, I haven't listened to enough rock to determine my favorite albums yet

>>73780646
>All the hip hop
See:
J Dilla - Donuts
OutKast - Aquemini
Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Extinction Agenda
Freestyle Fellowship - Innercity Griots

>>73780204
>>73780204
i haven't heard that one myself, though if its like what i imagine it is, theyre pretty similar
aki onda's features a lot of orchestral sort of music assumingly recorded from someone else playing it live in front of him so you get that sort of festival music feel with the other sounds of the crowds and such blending in with it, mixed in with some more classic sounding edited concrete/noise sections from other nature sources

>>73780646
edan - beauty and the beat

>>73780696
Get you some more then dummy.

>>73780722
i am kinda bored why not

>>73780597
ok so

let's use this as an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWeTHA61mms

as absolute music, it work great because it creates a new musical atmosphere that is very unassuming and creative

but if this was written to accompany Macbeth, it'd be shitty because it makes no attempt to match up with Macbeth

does that make sense

Everyone's roasting my music taste lol

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Join plug (or die)

>>73780646
uhhhhh hmmmmm ahhhhhh....sssssss well that's music

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>>73780790

>>73780713
I'm listening to it right now and they do sound similar, but Aki Onda has a rawer sound, (i guess thats why its called musique concrete) and it can be compared to tracks by Toshiya Tsunoda where he just sticks a recording device into a gutter and records whatever's passing by. Also thanks for the rec.
>>73780764
There's nothing wrong with your taste, in fact it's what I listened to before I got into music. It's just that those are pretty "safe" albums. Go listen to something like CLPPNG by clipping, and see how you like it.

>>73780346
Lmao what is this post

EAI in Post form

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Anyone ever seen a flowchart for Emeralds?

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ask if yer into onions

the prince is good at what he does, as are autechre

>>73780985
nah

but u should listen to allegory of allergies

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>2chainz
is okay, i like 2 Chainz rapping a lot but it just gets a bit boring after a while, it doesn't keep me interested over 60 mins. also the features suck for the most part

>cigarettes after sex
Offensively inoffensive. Nothing is really actively bad about it but it's so boring and the same shit for every song. like Beach House but even worse.

Comet, trans, borzoi, shamepai and huttoad yer all through i cba doing an EP decider. no restrictions.

gn boyos

>>73781015
thoughts on Right Hook?

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>>73781075
>not doing a proper tourney

>>73781082
compelling production + kind of comical spoken word stuff means its an interesting, engaging listen, though i never felt totally immersed in it. good, intriguing stuff nonetheless

>>73781102
my tournament is truly merit based, only those with shit taste would have a problem with such a format

no more relying on the luck of the draw

>>73781045
ive listened to them all, i completely love them,but my friend has never listened to them, and was seeing if a flow chart has ever been attempted.

Now perhaps I will :)

Any suggestions for starter albums? I think that Does It Look Like I'm Here? should be at the top, of course, however I really wouldn't say that that album is a majority of what they sound like

>>73781153
i'm sorry, i thought i signed up for a gentlemen's tournament, not a barbarian's brawl.

>>73781075
>i cba doing an EP decider
wut

>>73780751
No, I don't think so. Figure this. If I were to utilise a preexisting piece of music as a soundtrack for a preexisting film in a way that didn't fit would that make the film without the soundtrack or the soundtrack without the film any worse? Would this scenario be any different if I was the author of both the music and the film? If so why? If not, doesn't this tell you that the artist's intentions regarding their work and their intended aura are irrelevant to the essence of the piece and thus separate components (in cases where they truly are separate as is the case with soundtracks released as standalone albums) should be judged on their own merits rather than on their place in a larger work?

Real pseud hours who up?

>>73780814
Sick Kadode, really nice.

>>73780016
>>73780038
>most stick-like
the twig in the dove's mouth ;)

>>73781354
>If I were to utilise a preexisting piece of music as a soundtrack for a preexisting film in a way that didn't fit would that make the film without the soundtrack or the soundtrack without the film any worse?
No, but the film must be considered as a whole when you're evaluating it.
I know vidya's controversial but if you judged Battlefront on the Hoth map it's like a 8-10/10. but as a whole it's like a 5/10. while the independent part of it can be exceptional the sum experience is lacking

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>aki onda - south of the border (cassette memories vol. 3)
already wrote a lil about this one itt. cool album, although track two i think it was can be a tiny bit tedious at points. good atmosphere.

>brain sounds - an attempt to record coincidence
a room of people making random mouth sounds and hums and ooohs and aahs in lo fi. usually acapella stuff doesnt sit that well with me but i liked this one a good amount. you wouldnt expect these random voices to work so well and create so many nice sounds together. sometimes they sound like turkeys which is funny. really great cover art too!

>>73781434
but a soundtrack cd is a standalone release, sold separately, that's what you're reviewing, not the movie. how a movie and its soundtrack correspond is more relevant if you're reviewing the movie itself

>>73781354
you're reviewing an album and not the movie dummy

>>73781506
cds nuts

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>>73780222
gob said to lose the backlog, and he rec'd Survival - s/t

GFR, Jangle, Sdc, do your thing

>>73781390
you have an eagle eye
er... dove eye?

>>73781506
a soundtrack is more than the CD release I would say, it's both the musical element of the film as well as the independent release

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>>73780646

>>73781434
Consider Meshes of the Afternoon by Maya Deren, originally created without sound. Screenings would either be completely silent or the curators of the cinema screening it would select a soundtrack they thought fit. Would you judge the film with a curated soundtrack like that as a whole or would you try to evaluate the film on its own? Would you then do the same when Deren had a soundtrack made specifically for the film?
Also keep in mind what we started talking about. This has very little to do with it.

>>73781538
I'm not reviewing anything right now, I'm not that far gone yet.

>>73781632
I don't find it sensible to detract points from the independent work for the imagined shortcomings of the musical element of the film.

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>>73781691
>Meshes of the Afternoon
psssshhhh... nothin personnel... kid...

>>73781688
me in the hat

>>73781745
Don't shank me Maya I've been a good boy!

>>73781691
>Consider Meshes of the Afternoon by Maya Deren, originally created without sound. Screenings would either be completely silent or the curators of the cinema screening it would select a soundtrack they thought fit. Would you judge the film with a curated soundtrack like that as a whole or would you try to evaluate the film on its own?
the creator originally made it without a soundtrack, so that would be my personal choice
>Would you then do the same when Deren had a soundtrack made specifically for the film?
if Deren had specifically chosen a soundtrack to mesh with it then yes that would be my preferred option
>Also keep in mind what we started talking about. This has very little to do with it.
I mean I'm not the one who started the argument lol
>I don't find it sensible to detract points from the independent work for the imagined shortcomings of the musical element of the film.
to me the CD release just isn't separate. people don't buy the Interstellar soundtrack because they want to hear (Skrillex Mix) [dubbified] {x4} of the themes

i don't actually like the interstellar soundtrack and i'm glad grand budapest won over it, just to clarify

>>73781775
This isn't an argument and that wasn't my point.
>to me the CD release just isn't separate. people don't buy the Interstellar soundtrack because they want to hear (Skrillex Mix) [dubbified] {x4} of the themes
Leave what 'the people' want to the capitalist, we're talking about art. I'm done tho, this is dumb.

>>73781841
>Leave what 'the people' want to the capitalist, we're talking about art.
but like I'm not talking about capitalist perception of it; nobody buys a film's soundtrack expecting something completely different from what they saw.

>>73781775
>to me the CD release just isn't separate. people don't buy the Interstellar soundtrack because they want to hear (Skrillex Mix) [dubbified] {x4} of the themes
yeah that's why reviewing soundtracks is pointless in general

>>73781562
on it.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/alexander_tucker/furrowed_brow/

>>73781829
but the interstellar soundtrack is good as hell

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doing the ones I already had downloaded
>Jorge Ben - Forca Bruta
On paper is just a MPB album with nothing groundbreaking in terms of backing instrumentation for the year it was released, although it is quite nice. The essence of this album relies on its delivery, it so damn powerful, the first (and only?) record I heard Jorge Ben with such energy.
(lol why is this dailycore?)
7

>John Fahey - The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
Four years ago I was still going through Fahey work cronologicaly, back then I never made it to this album and all the good things I heard about it kept haunting me all this time.
Now I feel different, relieved, and that's because it's such a joy to listen to Fahey playing live, one would think that what he did on record couldn't be improved but this goes against that.
9

>>73781970
ehhhhhhhh

I think hans zimmer is basically a simplified version of philip glass' already simplified music

Interstellar is basically stuff like Koyaanisqatsi but without any of the depth in counterpoint

>>73781972
>lol why is this dailycore
because the Songs are Good

>>73781972
i listen to stuff bronylogically

>>73781972
>lol why is this dailycore?
it's kinda impossible to dislike it.

>>73781997
sure but it's good

>>73782019
yeah it's definitely not a bad soundtrack, p decent

>>73782014
you just lack imagination

>>73782026
im a bit biased desu a few of those songs are some of my nostalgia-based favorites

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>>73782054

>>73781998
I thought it was supposed to be the opposite?
>>73782001
same
>>73782014
ok, I get it :)

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>>73782077

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oh fugg i killed the thread

Grimes - Visions (2012)
>synthpop, dream pop

The two singles ("Genesis" and "Oblivion") are very obviously the best tracks here, by a significant margin. Grimes' production skills are on full display here, managing a perfect blend between upbeat synthpop danceability and dreamy, hazy chillwave/dream pop. The rest is pleasant enough, but the haziness becomes a real downfall, turning relatively decent melodies into obscenely redundant snoozefests. I still prefer this overly hazy, sleepy style to the over-the-top hyper pop of Art Angels, but it sure makes for one hell of a boring album.

2.0+

King Crimson - Discipline (1981)
>progressive rock, art rock

Sorry Nyar, this rocks. It's ridiculously obvious how much this wants to be a Talking Heads record, but it elevates itself above and beyond being a plain rip-off. Belew's vocals are very much like Byrne's, and the weakest part of the record, but they have a lot of character, and the Heads-esque rhythms are given enough of a progressive edge to differentiate the album from the other band's work. The performances here are insane, Belew and Fripp are both wonderful on the guitar, Levin's chapman stick work gives the album it's unique sound, and Bruford turns in one of his best performances ever here, he's just wonderful. Can't beat Red or ITCOTCK, but it's great in it's own right.

3.0+

>>73782639
bate kush when

>>73782672
tonite

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Hello everybody, today I decided do something very stupid, I will try listen all the albums of the chart. Especially the folk chart

What I should listen next?

>>73782797
pinka mooooom

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>tfw my get was the temporary death knell of /daily/
albums for this feel?
anyway

Fishmans - Kuchu Camp
Yeah “Nightcruising” is pretty dope but the rest of the album is average.
3.5-

Nicolas Collins - It Was A Dark And Stormy Night
Title track is ascended and the others are alright.
4+
>>73782797
Belafonte and Fahey are pretty cool dudes
binga moo as well

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>>73782797
>Goodbye and Hello
>2.5

>>73782851
OH MEESTER JEFFRIES

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>>73782797
AYUDAMÉ!!

>>73782851
i dont know why you say goodbye i say hello

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Pinegrove - Cardinal (2016)
>indie rock

Unpretentious, rowdy, singalong indie rock, and sometimes that's just fine. Incredibly unoriginal, and I mean that in the most serious way possible. Everything brought to the table is something that's been done better on thousands of other records. The country, the emo, and the straight-up rock. It's all been done before, and more often than not it's been done better. It also never really reclaims the glory it achives on it's wondrous opener, but it's still a solid listen all the way through. Succeds where a lot of indie rock fails—it has soul.

2.5+

Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R (2000)
>stoner rock, alternative rock

This is shockingly inventive and weird, and sadly all that does is prove that QotSA are definitely best at straightforward, no bullshit stoner rock. Even the opener, with it's incredibly repetitive structure, is an absolute scorcher of a track, and that style is done even better on tracks like "The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret" and "Better Living Through Chemistry". The tracks that go more outside this box, experimenting more with mellower art rock and even some more experimental elements, generally tend to fail. They're not awful, and Homme's guitar work is always a joy to listen to, but they're awkwardly executed and oddly tongue-in-cheek. A mostly fine listen, but Songs for the Deaf is a more cohesive and enjoyable album.

2.5+

>>73782851

It's not a bad album regardless of the rating I put on it, only before this album had already heard Starsailor and Lorca, expect more of this and then be disappointed

>>73782797
odetta or jackson c. frank

>>73782851
and thus jangle suffers once more

>>73782989
listen to Live at the Troubadour 1969
don't tell Jangle I said this, he will be very upset that I stole his gimmick

>>73783029
I'm going to listen but first the fucking Pink Moon, I have to find out why everyone here loves it

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hahahhahah

>>73783429
is this the worst listenalong post of all time?

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>>73783460
I refuse to take that title

>>73783507
ok no zane has that title from when he introduced his listenalong but

>>73781075
Hit to Death in the Future Head

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actually i confused him with sugimoto hmm

>>73783745
>rod is one of the few people i know whose taste i would actually call "tryhard"
i like weird shit mang. i don't try to like anything.
if i was really tryhard i'd pick some random russian cassette with 2 ratings i'd never of heard before.

fuck russia

Dave Brubeck Quartet

>>73783745
r-rude

>>73783795
woah what the heck
calling shots at Letov are we?
>>73783745
not really far off the mark desu, both make wank (i enjoy it a lot too)
also lmao that review

>>73783795
tbqh i was waiting for your listenalong solely to drop this line after you directed it at me months ago. you naturally forgot about it but me i made a note in my reviews.txt
i wouldn't even say it's a bad quality of yours, niche nerds are ultimately beneficial for rym/daily

>>73779995
the rainbow
ha get it

>>73784010
never mentioned any names. letov seems to genuinely know what he's talking about with his russian stuff.
>>73784036
o yeah. well played there.
i think i just don't like metal lol

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Wisp - The Shimmering Hour (2009)
>IDM
I enjoyed this, but it reminds me of all the popular IDM artists that I should've listened to by now. I'll probably make a chart for that eventually.

>>73784077
your fish prophecy getting cemented right here and now kinda lel

>>73784212
don't even mind desu.
i can be like a cool anime anti hero who gets long hair and doxd by /rym/.

>>73784259
ur too good of a friend for that i'm afraid :{}

>>73784270
how about NOW

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>>73784300
:{

>>73784326
this is a rod picture if i've ever seen one

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>>73784326
:/

>>73784300
wtf i thought i was the villain of daily (or jangle)
if i'm not even that then what is left for me

>>73784385
no you're still villain. i'm more like a sort of plague goblin who gets paid to make people feel bad. chaotic neutral.

>>73784385
u dont post too much and fell out of the cycle already i guess
gotta be commited to be a mem
(good for you tho really)
there only ever was one villain anyway

>>73784430
i did? damn
i mean i wouldn't think about it like that but i'm only allowed to post on my phone soo...
also is the villain Aqam Terminus or what
>>73784428
thanks, thanks

>>73784476
no haha

how long does it take to set up tetris

>>73784503
several millenia we're lucky there's been a game yet

>>73784428
>>73784385
now I'm interested in a daily alignment chart

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>>73784503
like getting the bros together for a good multiplayer game? Forever, man, I've only managed it like twice

>>73780646
hmmm

>>73784583
oh jeez you've gone and put the idea into their heads now it's gonna be chaos in the streets

>>73784583
bet you'd be lawful good

>>73784596
i'm sorry
or am i
*chaotic neutral*

>>73784428
>>73784613
isn't chaotic neutral the ditzy sidekick

>>73782639
>The two singles ("Genesis" and "Oblivion") are very obviously the best tracks here, by a significant margin
B E
A
B O D Y
O
D
Y
Is as great as the two singles you gotta give at least that. And yeah, ethereal and hazy is a lot better than autistic screeching maximal pop. I weep every night for what she did to REALiTi, by God.

>>73784629
good point.
what's that but really annoying and slightly terrible?

>>73784646
like jar-jar?

>>73784671
yes i'm that

every time i look at my reviews i realize more and more how much i suck ass at reviewing.

>>73784641
>imblgnyi california and kill v maim arent her two best songs

surely im chaotic something
maybe good maybe evil

>>73784706
you're not worse than the majority

>>73784641
>ethereal and hazy is a lot better than autistic screeching maximal pop
fag

>>73779995
a girl I knew used to tell me I looked like a koala bear

I guess I'm that
>>73780646
do you wish to expand your taste or are you interested in getting deeper into hip-hop?
>>73784583
>tfw don't even post enough here anymore to even have a proper alignment

>>73784718
hmm
im prolly sth boring like true neutral i guess

>>73784723
not saying much

>>73784749
chaotic good maybe

>>73784772
eh i think im pretty straight forward

maybe I'M chaotic good...

aaaaaahhhhhhhh someone do my math hw for me and I'll listen to whatever album they want.

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Sweet Trip - Velocity Design Comfort
pic related says it all
4.0+

>>73784955
gerat post

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Sweet Trip - Velocity Design Comfort
pic related says it all
4.0+

>>73785027
okay post

>>73785027
this is huh... wow

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This album is stuck in my head. fuck it all

>>73784829
more like chaotix

>>73784723
at least we aren't jerking each other off on review content and writing, only taste

>>73785027
Delete this post.

>>73785058
gay post

>>73785058
Ayy I was just about to listen to that

>>73785027
as a shitpost this is 10/10

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>>73785058

>>73785165
I was initially pissed by this album at first listen, but the looping samples actually work. I can't recall any other recent albums that used small samples to construct a linear album, and some tracks manage to be unnerving.

>>73785093
redundant post, all of daily gay already

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>>73785330

>>73785330
Yeah I know what you mean. I don't know if you saw what I said about NEW DESK QUIT CABLE yesterday, but the samples sound eerie like numbers station recordings of the conet project.

>>73785382
Oh yeah, saw that review. you'll handle this album no prob then

>>73785348
really great

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>>73785443

>>73785027
do not
and i say
do not
tarnish the good name of my favorite album
i do not promise your safety if you don't delete this
i know where you live

>>73779995
the island

>>73785058
So I'm about two thirds the way through this and it has a nice flow to it, but I think it was the 5th and 6th songs that I didn't like since they remind me of getting spam fucked in street fighter. But if you can get past those it's a nice listen. Seems like it'll be a 3/5.

i'm legally allowed to post on 4chan i'm an adult now

>>73784641
yeah i kinda dug that too

should i listen to no lives matter

>>73781075
Oh sweet! I'll choose Little Kid's Map as my EP choice:
https://littlekid.bandcamp.com/album/map

Also blapp I will be getting to your drone soon I'm sorry.

Also I cancelled my tourney. Might make a new one in the near future with no restrictions.

>>73786149
Rodriguez said it was good, so if you care what he thinks, go ahead. It sounds nice from the first two songs.

>>73786245
I've listened to more of it, and yes you should listen to it.

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Immortal - At the Heart of Winter (1999)
>black metal

Certainly doesn't stray far from what you'd expect based on the cover and the title. This is some of the iciest black metal around, with piercing, dissonant riffs and spooky, eerie soundscaping abound. The sound itself is remarkably polished for how raw and urgent the riffs are, and there's never any real dissonace between these two aspects. The cleaner moments are kinda cheesy and overbearing, but when these guys really latch onto a riff, it's awesome.

3.0-

Kate Bush - Hounds of Love (1985)
>art pop, progressive pop

Neck and neck with The Dreaming in terms of quality, but his edges its predecessor out with its pure pop grandiosity. The whole a-side is just total pop perfection. Bush gives baroque pop an '80s update and infuses the most gorgeously orchestrated and composed songs with ominous, industrial beats and glorious synth washes, all coupled with her absolutely perfect voice. The b-side is a bit more abstract in nature, and this abstract style is done a bit better on The Dreaming. Abstractness here tends to float away into meandering territory, but Bush generally knows when to reel it in and employ some wonderful pop tricks and influences from many different genres and cultures. Very, /very/ good, but it just misses that extra step towards masterpiece territory.

3.0+

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Why is this so long?

be back in a couple of days..

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this has its moments but they really need to lay off that high-pass filter, no?

congrats to rod for taking over my position as resident loser you deserve it

also NYC bros hmu I'll be able to hang monday through thursday I'm tryna schedule stuff atm so sooner would be better

am I missing much here or

>>73786449
good onions so far

excite for Seer, Karma, Millions Now Living, and 69 Love Songs

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GOOD ambient and gloomy drone in the "remnants of U.K. Jungle" package

>>73780764
Most of those albums are really good, don't worry about what others think.

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yoo i miss this place and Im gonna do a dumb phonepost

Merzbeat couldve been cool but something went definitely wrong

sea oleena - sleeplessness is actually a great record for sleeping

Youre living all over me is secretly just crack cocaine

Orange iguanas rule peace

>>73788950
>orange iguanas rule
Ffuck you

/daily/ have you ever done XTC? if no why not? were you scared of instantly becoming addicted and ODing?

Or just no chance to?
do you even like drugs at all?
Let me know

At this point I am fairly certain that Matt and Bubba Kadane are incapable of writing anything other than a great album.

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Oh and btw AOTY material. Bolt Records delivers as usual. Minimal reconstructions of Purcell that actually sound as emotionally charged as the source material. There was a bitter moment with some of the synth choices early on, but the rest is brilliant.

>>73789180
who the fuck is scared of ectasy

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starting now, last call to change picks

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meh

>>73789460
are you buying these? last time i checked i think their stuff wasnt freely available in the usual places

>>73780764
You have 36 Chambers so you're cool with me.

>>73789886
Yes!

>>73790213
lol!
what a dummy!

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Best meme of the year.

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>>73790268

>>73790283
Nothing beats Jandek ordering hummus. Mad lad

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>>73788950
>orange iguanas rule
never forget

>>73779995
I'm one of those seagulls in the background.

>>73789460
I'm not really that moved by this I have to say

>>73779995
I'm that cheeky snake on the right

>>73790268
incredible
question is, who took the picture?

>>73785519
haha i get it

>>73790268
hey that's fucking delicious don't hate

>>73790993
Doing this shit in XXI century isn't really pushing the boundaries now is it.

In case of this kinda stuff asking about the point is missing it

>>73791124
I guess you said aim which is pretty different, nevermind that 2nd sentence lol my bad

>>73791124
I meant onkyo in general

They'll be compassionately ending my grandma's life today because dialysis isn't working, music for this feel? I don't know what kind of music she liked.

>>73786198
i just need an LP dude

gave it a listen though, its lovely. I need to listen to Logic Songs anyway so I'll take that as your rec for now unless you want it changed

>these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have,

>>73791624
The Quotes Are There For A Reason

>>73791590
Oh man this is sad. Hope you'll be alright.

Maybe some Caretaker?

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post these, pals

>>73791590
fuck man i lost my granny not long ago too, don't really know what to suggest though since I didn't listen to music too much when it happened

hope you're doing okay

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>>73791671
i c that willpower

>>73791590
im sorry for yr loss dude, be strong.
i second caretaker.

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>>73791671
>tfw last week's listenalong won't go away

nice fumoto btw

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>>73791671
Oh hey those some good bleeps

>>73791732
harumi more like haruno
>>73791847
good fishmen and dustre
>>73791849
>pubic train
jeeez

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>>73791671
Scott Walker boxset is great, if anyone hasn't heard it yet.

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>暗黒大陸じゃがたら 〈Ankoku Tairiku Jagatara〉 - 南蛮渡来 (1982)

This is a decently fun album. Sort of an amalgamation of influences, if you can imagine--I hear post-punk with a bit more emphasis on compositions, funk rock, even some city pop influence, and quite a bit of Talking Heads and Can. It's all a bit more nuanced than one might expect with plenty of horns and choral accompaniment. There's plenty of good musicianship here and to my ears, the main thing keeping this from the same level as its influences are some predictable and not-so-inspired rhythms, which makes it feel a bit like a party album.
6.5/10

Kaleidoscope - Kaleidoscope (1969)

Hey, yet another 60s psych group named Kaleidoscope. This is on the poppier side than any of the other groups, almost without any heaviness at all. Two things are noticeably absent from this release: songwriting sensibility and discernible music talent. The playing is passable, but they most certainly can't sing well or write a bold or memorable melody. Fortunately, some cool dated production with tons of reverb and fuzzy guitars and Hammond organ make up for it. All notable moments come on the B side ("Once Upon a Time There Was a World") when they start experimenting a bit more with the atmospheric qualities of the songs, upping the organ and playing around with more interesting bass lines, branching out with rhythms, like on "I'm Crazy".
5.5/10

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>>73791901
Grausamkeit - Satan's Addicktion and Pure Madness
>>73791849
Blawan - His his she and he
Neuromancer - Pennywise
new Tzu Sing
>>73791847
14th generation hanako san - red toilet
Fukashigi-kun ep

>>73792107
That pic is a classic

>>73792008
>Grausamkeit - Satan's Addicktion and Pure Madness
>lo-fi af with heavy drum emphasis
#ThankYouBasedShamepai

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Delete /daily/. Ban /daily/ posters.

>>73792175
you aren't sdick? who is sdick?

>>73792215
It's stick.

>>73792221
not cool, stick. I was confused.

>>73792236
>no Kadode
>rating
>name
It's your own damn fault.

>>73792236
if it doesn't have dddddddd it Isnt sdc

>>73790940
Heather Leigh

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yall on the top know what yr doing lmao
>Eluvium - Lambent Material
very emotionless ambient, but thats just what i like in ambient. its nothing but pure beauty and atmosphere, swallowing you whole. its great.
3.5
>Talking Heads - The Name of This Band Is
The sound on this live album is amazing. Its so crisp and just sounds so damn good. And its all of Talking Heads' best songs, performed live even better. How could I not love this?
4-
>Unwound - New Plastic Ideas
I'm a big fan of Unwound's early stuff. It's much more raw and anxious and noisy. This may not be as good as Fake Train, but its still excellent and packed with emotion. I could see this growing on me hard in the future.
3.5+
>Jens Lekman - Night Falls Over Kortedala
Jens is so damn charming. Every song's arrangement and lyrics made me smile, regardless of how bittersweet they might be. The obvious best track on here is A Postcard to Nina, but every track still offered something new and fun. I really enjoyed it.
3.5-

>>73792123
Right? I never knew James Murphy loved anonymous!

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The Dicks - Hate The Police
One of the best hardcore releases I've ever heard, easily. I could listen to the A side on repeat indefinitely and still be content with it. B side is alright, nothing that special in comparison to The Dicks' magnum opus on side A.
4.0+, maybe higher

Meshuggah - Catch Thirtythree
If I was listening to a jazz piece that repeated the same vamp for minutes on end, I'd turn that shit off. Meshuggah's "djent" technique is just about the only thing progressive about them, besides the incidental focus placed on maintaining "rhythmic complexity" instead of writing music that is melodically or harmonically good. Now, they do through out a solo every now and then, which is cool, but vast segments of the album are dominated by one trick riffs repeated ad nauseam. Their use of chromaticism, microtonal bending, key changes, dissonance etc. just seem to be vehicles to serve the "unsettling" atmosphere of the album instead of the music itself (for example, the dissonant second half to "Mind's Mirrors" only serves to build tension for riff centered "In Death - Is Life"). Wouldn't be prog metal without needles ambient interludes. All of this in mind, the album does flow remarkably well, and, while sometimes very repetitive, their riffs are usually pretty good for what they are trying to be.
In conclusion, here is a song I wrote in tribute to Meshuggah in tab format
[x10]
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-000-0000-0-0-0000-00-0-00000-0-0-000
3.0+

damn codeine is hitting me hard

>>73792548
codeine fiend xd

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http://studentenfunk-regensburg.de/live
still doing cumblogs btw

>>73791671
the fuck's that he man thing
>>73792008
the berzerker - animosity

>>73792617
>the fuck's that he man thing
blepe from this year

>>73791591
Make that my rec

>>73791590
hope you're doing well man, sorry for your loss.

>>73792499
coincidentally, I'm listening to that Lekman album now

holy shit this is easily potential favorite material so far

well arranged, pure pop ecstasy just gets me so good

fucking Scandinavians why are they so good at pop?

>>73791648
>>73791707
>>73791742
>>73793203
Thanks guys

>>73791590
fuck, man

my grandmother died in May and shit hurts

condolences, man

>>73791590
I'm sorry for your loss, Comet. My condolences to you and your family. My suggestions are Caretaker, as well as dixieland music, and maybe something like Billie Holiday or Nina Simone (implying that was her thing?)

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>>73791590
Also this has some good melancholic tones to it. Again, I hope you get better my bud.

Also, what are all of your instagrams, snapchats? I'd like to add and connect with you guys

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>Electric Octopus - This Is Our Culture (2016)

These guys came out of nowhere and I think they'll be a force in upcoming years. I heard about them after they just released a nearly four-hour-long album of improvised spacey jams. It's the same here but features only three 20-minute-plus jams that remind me a bit of Neal Casal's Circles Around the Sun Dead-inspired jam album from a couple years ago. The sound is similar, at least. It's an understated three-piece band with lots of wah-wah guitar as the clear center of the group, but the band does a great job of responding instantly to the avenues the guitarist goes down--this is its most impressive characteristic. The guitarist knows some licks, and it's a bit closer to Scofield than Hendrix in style, but it's all on the safer side without ever going out there and peaking completely.
6/10

>Bunny Wailer - Blackheart Man (1976)

This is quite similar to The Wailers' work with Bob Marley, of course, but the focus is a bit different. This strikes me as more instrumentally-focused--I think these compositions and arrangements are more nuanced than Marley's records--it's the band, after all. There's some incredible layering to this album, as such that you'll notice little flourishes here and there on "Armagideon", for example, that didn't initially register. Even saxophones on "Bide Up"? Moments like this are all over. Anyone who thinks reggae is overly simplistic/all sounds the same/etc. should hear this. But also that this is more of a full band effort means it doesn't have Marley or nearly as memorable hooks. For "more serious listeners," as they say.
7/10

^^filed under albums that comically look like black metal

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>atomizer - big black
Was hoping for something more like songs about fucking. 3/5

>>73793719
I always wanted to connect more with /mu/ friends besides RYM, I would be up for it. Though maybe social media exchange should be done somewhere else, no?

>>73793926
At least you agree Kerosene is a banger, right?

>>73792008
Thanks for the recs
>>73791888
it was good ngl
>>73789180
well I do like Skylarking
>>73792236
suck my sdick

>>73794015
>it was good ngl
finally a lgiht at the end of the tunnel

>>73792542
Little Boys Feet is the greatest song of all time

>>73794045
ffs misread the title somehow i'm dumb

>>73794045
interesting onion

>>73794071
what can i say it speaks to me at the deepest level

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Candy Claws - Ceres & Calypso in the Deep Time (2013)
>dream pop, neo-psychedelia

Stale songwriting and brickwalled production falter an otherwise pleasant, dreamy pop album. The atmospheric tracks on here really tend to just blend together, both due to the complete lack of dynamics presented here and the generally similar sound that pervades throughout the whole album. The pop tracks, on the other hand, are really well-done. Melodies are pushed forward in a unique manner, without ever compromising sheer catchiness and memorablity, and the instrumentation is crisp and quirky. Pretty solid for an album I only really knew as a meme.

2.5+

>>73793982
Yeah. I also really liked the live track at the end.

>>73794142
Good opinion on this, I always felt the album turning one-dimensional and muddy at points.

>>73794035
not too surprised on your Sinjin Hawke rating considering how much you've heard and rated the genre. Did it have to do with how it felt a bit too empty/light, need for vocals, repetition?

>>73794163
Also, I listen to albums without the tracklist in front of me and had to remind myself which song that was -- thought it was kerosene by Stephan Bodzin.

>>73794250
eh not really
i actually preferred the lighter/more focused bits, where it lost me were the more bombastic sections of futuristic-dance-melody-based indulgence
still p ok overall

>>73794405
3/10 meme remix, ruins the original concept by having a cohesive message throughout

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>The Brave Little Abacus - Masked Dancers
It's rare to see an emo album with 3 tracks longer than 8 minutes, it's also rare to see an emo album this good.
8-

>Fushitsusha - Live 1
Sweet, I always wanted more songs by Les Rallizes Dénudés, add some blues-rock and don't go AS heavy and this does the trick.
7.5

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>>73794320
That's fair

Hope you like Rod Modell, underrated imo

>>73794514
That's the beauty of it, turning complete nonsense into something legible

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>Jüppala Kääpiö - Sporing Promenade
Lovely textures. "Lunastus" is perfection.
4/5
>Nikos Veliotis, Taku Sugimoto, Kazushige Kinoshita & Taku Unami - カルテット (Quartet)
Really wish this this would have rode, for the entirety of its 70+ minutes, the wave of its peak.. i'm of course talking about "Aceghd", a track with a unique sort of abstract beauty, a certain kind of melancholy that really plucks at the strings of my emotions. "Improvisation" gives me these same feelings but on a lesser scale, and "Music for 4 Stringed Instruments" didn't really resonate with me at all. Overall, very interesting and pretty, despite the somewhat critical tone of this "review."
4/5
>Crossed Out - Crossed Out
3.5/5
>Lousine Zakarian - Armenian Medieval Spiritual Music
3.5/5
>Machine Girl - Gemini
3.5/5
>CASINO MASTER - ボーナススピン幸運 !!!
2.5/5

tfw you just now realize Delroy Edwards is Ron Perlman's son

>>73794911
heh

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>>73794911
perlman's face looks fake

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>Cecil Taylor - Conquistador! (1968)

The title track isn't really as free as it might suggest from the get-go, which I have to admit is a relief because it feels like an aural assault and Taylor's piano playing style happens to sound like he's hitting the keys indiscriminately in the freer moments. The more deliberate back half of the track is much more interesting to my ears where it feels like, you know, the members are responding to each other and creating some sort of mood beyond chaos. Then again, I suppose this is the point--that it's not really about the freeness, but the bookended moments of clarity between.

The B side, "With (Exit)" is more immediately listenable and sounds closer to Miles Davis' work from a few years later. It's kind of an interesting in how it's the opposite of the opener: sparser, organized moments with individual solos before erupting in chaos, thus mirroring the whole album. Holistically, I do like this album a bit.
7(for now)/10


>Hidria Spacefolk - Symetria (2007)

This one wears its influences on its sleeves but that's ok. There's certainly some Allman Brothers in a lot of the guitar lines, Phish in the funkiness (check out live stuff for a similar idea if you can get past the stigma...you should), Rush in some of the inherent corniness. The spaciness reminds me a bit of what Causa Sui does, as well, but whereas Causa Sui gives off the feeling of fluidity because much of it is improvised organically and takes its time to unfurl, this is clearly composed and feels a bit more rigid in a prog rock way than I typically prefer. The drummer in particular ought to have matched the open-endedness of his bandmates rather than playing the four-on-the-floor stuff on almost every track.
5.5/10

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No Trend - Too Many Humans......
[1984]

Wow these guys are for sure really angry...... And their recording quality is bad...... (they're also mind-boggingly boring)

4+


also i cut out the film section since I don't feel it works in a chart format srry if anybody was looking forward to it

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Dead Kennedys - Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables
Catchy if sometimes one trick hardcore. Has some classics like “California Uber Alles” or “Holiday In Cambodia” but also shitheaps like “I Kill Children.” A lot of the stuff they talk about on this album aged very poorly.
3.5-

Kishi Bashi - Lighght
Fun psych pop album. The most defining part of its sound is the string instruments on just about every song. Dangerously happy. And it has some Japanese parts for all the weebs, what’s not to like?
3.5+

>>73795594
half japanese nex pls

>>73795877
what 's wrong with i kill children?

also any specifics with aging badly?

>>73795943
"Stealing People's Mail" and "Lynch The Landlord" were the one I had in mind about aging badly. I Kill Children is just not as good instrumentally and the lyrics don't fit with the rest of the album that well.

>>73795943
will do

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>>73795972
>lyrics

>>73795972
>lyrics aging badly
>album speaks about topics of the time
Is this a meme? It's stuff from the period, it's like saying a 16th century opera aged badly because we don't live in castles anymore.

>>73796022
>>73796045
stop bullying me

>>73796062
no

>>73795972
i'm not really wanting to have a go but I don't get what particularly ages those songs, like people still get fucked over by their landlords

fair enough it not being instrumentally as good though, i still think it's pretty great

>>73796107
For one on "Stealing People's Mail" Biafra mentions a disco in passing. Lynch the landlord I just didn't like that much in general.

What should I listen to next:
Daydream nation - sonic youth
Flockaveli - waka flocks
Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables - dead kennedies
Trout mask replica - captain beefheart
Or should I listen to dimension - daoko again

>>73796324
dead kennedys so we can shit on you too or you can join in on bullying breadhead

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Hello!

Today I listened to Under Two Palms but it was boring and also very short, 1.5 stars. Its just... nothing! Boring cloud of nothing. It's one of those albums where listening it would not impact your course of life whatsoever. The main highlight of my listening experience was my consumption of Dominos cookies.

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This is dated af. Not a real ape

>>73796460
serves you right for listening to vaperwave

>>73796337
Alright, but I can bully him without listening to the album

>hundred million light years - kaito
Enjoyed that it had that dark tech sound while still having offering a positive mood
3.5/5

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>>73796583
is this the greatest review ever written?

>>73796567
YOUR'E A VAPORWAVE

>>73796624
I don't know what you mean