/daily/ - cat edition

first for bad internet

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he aint my big daddy
he just a sperm donor

Oh my God, Becky!

>>74225794
does it compare to mine though?

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>>74225926
Look at her butt!

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>>74226498
>How could it possibly be that the worst albums i've ever heard in my life have been recommendations via this weekly listenalong?
have you ever stopped to think that daily doesn't have taste

>>74226985
Couldn't do that, these are my buds

>>74226985
>have you ever stopped to think
He's on /daily/, obviously he hasn't.

>>74226498
i'll give you that this week's is pretty bad so far, but there have been some fun ones.

>>74227232
Of course. I'm just having fun, not shitting on anyone even a little. Just insane to think that an album from RYM or Spotify selected randomly by a computer would probably be better than a listenalong album. Blows my mind.

>>74227366
that'd be kinda fun. each week the listenalong album is put up against one randomly selected album from rym's database.

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>>74225785
Going to finally listen to the Arctic Monkeys tonight, perhaps I'll begin to understand the youth culture of the 2000's a bit more. I've never been much of a drinker myself nor one to partake in antisocial behavior or otherwise do cool poses in the doorway with "Do I Wanna Know?" blaring in the background. Rather I just sit here all day everyday, watch films/ read books/ solve second order vector equations and go to work when needed, so I doubt I'll relate to it at all. Got the feeling that it will have the same effect as the Strokes where the songs are somewhat enjoyable though pale in comparison to say Interpol.

>>74227366
Hehe, these listen-along albums seem really jocular in appearance.

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someone pick an album off of this list for me to listen to

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>>74227504
I mean this lol

>>74227504
Jim O'Rourke - Eureka

>>74227522
4G

>>74227541
have already heard

>>74227522
egrets is really good

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>>74227572
ullmann

>>74227366
It's a side effect of having to pick an album that no one has heard.

>>74227588
>3 hours long
wew boy this should be good

>>74227600
No doubt, but a side project from a band member, a later album from an artist, a collaboration, an album that inspired a more popular one, a lesser-known album on a popular record label, etc. These are quality places to look, no?

>>74227600
is that a requirement for the listenalong? are there actual parameters?

>>74227600
The funny thing is that Accel had already heard this one anyways.

>>74227453
>using the correct definition of antisocial
nice

>>74227921
My listenalong was a side project and it turned out the same way.

christ in heaven everything now is laughably bad

>>74227588
wow my 2.5- will seem positive

>>74228035
Keyword "look". Quality places to LOOK

>>74228052
i love all the indeh kids in the rym comments doing mental gymnastics to justify how terrible it is

>>74227921
Sure but those are also boring and safe choices. I think the listenalong has been doing a decent job of bringing people out of their comfort zone though admittedly with mixed results. However, I think this is because a fair amount of people here seem to prefer certain styles of music in a rather rigid manner.

There have been quite a few interesting listenalong albums that I would never have listened to otherwise and even those that I didn't like were good experiences.

>>74227955
It's not written in stone, but if half of daily has heard your album already then what's the point of using it as a listenalong?

my favorite thing about the new arcade fire is when their singer got asked about people saying the title song is super cheesy in an interview he replied by saying he doesn't think hey jude is cheesy

this dude compared his half rate abba rip off to hey jude completely straight faced
cmon

>>74226188
>>74204941
Jason Webley - Counterpoint

>>74228407
this is the same guy who wrote a satirical review of his own album before it came out predicting what music critics would say (being almost too self-aware) complete with Trump tweet references
>http://www.stereoyum.com/072217/arcade-fire-premature-evaluation-everything-now/review/

>>74228496
i'm gonna vom

>>74228407
Hey Jude is half rate anyways

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>>74228544
you can go ahead and delete that, PAL

>>74228587
you're right maybe 2.5 is high

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Salvia Palth is straight awful. I never understood why he, Sam Ray, Car Seat Headrest, Coma Cinema, etc. achieved success while the countless others never made more than 10 complete plays on bandcamp. I hated that music in its day. Somehow I hated that era of bedroom sadboys who went through adolescence in the era of Have a Nice Life, Phil Elverum relevence, emo revival, slowcore repopularity, and availability of cheap self recording. Even though I played a variant of it too I somehow always held my nose up in reference to it even as a young teen.

I need one more person for my 2017 tourney pls.

>>74228780
here
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/angelo-harmsworth-theodore-schafer/japanese-whisper/

>>74228673
csh is good

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>>74228868
Thanks!
I'm surprised nobody picked Peasant as it seems to be the meme album of 2017 and I haven't heard it.

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>Earthless - Rhythms From a Cosmic Sky
There isn’t much to this album in terms of depth, but it’s not trying to be deep. It’s filled to the brim with fun, spacey, heavy psych jamming and macho riffage. It reminds me of a slightly less interesting Boris or Acid Mother’s Temple. Worth a listen if you’re into that stuff.

>Tuxedomoon - Desire
This album is fantastic but mostly because it caters directly to my musical tastes. I am not surprised that it is kind of a divisive album judging by people’s rym ratings. I have always had a soft spot for post-punk, especially the bands that have that funky rhythmic core to them. Desire is a blend of contemporary post-punk and electronic with some odd darkjazz and orchestral elements thrown in. Likely due in part to touring with the Residents at the time. What results is a totally unique and off-the-wall aesthetic where you have organ synths, sultry sax, and wailing violin playing over motorik bass beats and droning squalls of guitar noise. Have I ever mentioned how in love I’m in with the saxophone? Not to mention the powerful vocal performances, ranging from spoken word to flat out yelling, complete with biting anti-consumerism lyrics. Though often lacking subtlety “DON’T THINK/GO BUY” … “Live a thousand lives by picture” the catchiness of these repeated codas makes up for it. Definitely worth a listen if you haven’t heard it yet. My only gripe with this album is that they often don’t know how/when to end a song and rely on repetition. I suppose it fits the theme they are going for, but it makes for a less concise listen in parts.

>>74229008
>Scraping Foetus Off the Wheel - Nail
A completely ridiculous and campy industrial synth broadway performance. It’s very hard to dislike because of how hard it commits to its absurd style. And how could you with lines like “DESTROYYY ALLLLL GIRRRRLS”? It reminds me of a less sonically offensive Disco Volante. The overly macho and aggressive tone and lyrics clashes so well with the cabaret style and occasional backup vocals. All that being said, it goes a little too far with the cheese in places, and it just becomes silly (see: Descent Into the Inferno). It walks a fine line, but it’s always enjoyable and was well worth a listen. Pigswill has no business being as good of a song as it is.

>>74229025
not the best album, but easily one of the most quotable of all time.
>i'm gonna explode

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feeling like the piece of shit I am, what's the best music to feel better while hungover

>>74229081
Oranssi Pazuzu

>>74219725
nice
I love Ravel's trio especially, probably will bump it too

>>74229081
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ahWetlj4F7g

get some rest boyo

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>>74229099
which one
>>74229125
damn you're right

>>74229156
Kosmonument.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMkX4oeNIs8

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what thee fuck

>>74229367
Great album. Cecil Taylor is from another planet.

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recents, rec me up senpai

>>74229437
thoughts on loveless, CC and fishmans?

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wow, im surprised that even after two years on mu, this still holds up quite well, much better than i expected. how do you guys feel about it?

>>74229367
Heady individual. Gotta come back to this one. Conquistador was good, takes you for a ride on the line between order and chaos

>>74229467
silhouette brown - good instrumental hh
good for you - it's alright, amine probably one of the best in xxl freshmen
eucalyptus - solo avey not as good as solo panda but decent album
fishmans - still going through their discography, i like kuchu camp a lot more than this one
flower boy - best tyler album by far
painters - i like all the songs on here
loveless - great, but maybe a lil overrated
candy claws - feels badly mixed but im new to dreampop and it might just be because its dreampop
bookhead - eh

>>74229508
its p ok

>>74229508
ok/10

>>74229416
>>74229517
I'm actually feeling really conflicted about this album, i feel like it's trying to be everything at once, which isn't a bad thing but it's not really doing it for me

>>74229551
nice. try Isn't Anything, it's as good as Loveless but less overrated, so you can be super cool and contrarian

>>74229714
I hear ya. The kind of thing you have to revisit over time to get a handle on what they're doing. Haven't cracked the code myself

>>74229723
i'll give it a shot, maybe mbv just needs to click for me

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>>74228052
I physically recoiled while listening to Infinite_content
this whole album is just failed hooks

>>74229814
>Haven't cracked the code myself
I've never felt so edged listening to an album. It's like some huge fucking mind block separating me from really enjoying this, and somehow it manages to be more impenetrable than Sun Ra. I'm too plebian for now, I guess

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delet bandcamp

>>74230006
Nah, just try another album and come back to it later on

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Is Listenalong just an elaborate ongoing prank?

>>74230328
A prank so good, the pranksters prank themselves without knowing it.

Every single week.

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in other news, i returned to my home to find this treasure in my mailbox

in case you can't read the postcard, it says that they have finished their newest album entitled "Sun Milk" and it will be released very soon

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>>74230088
>not including my square

>>74230516
sry i stole the most recent version from b-b, he was the one who fucked up

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>>74230548
>>74228673
PUT ME BACK IN

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fixed listenalong image

>>74230621
fixed fixed listenalong image

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>>74230647
oops i actually forgot to include the image
haha
what a doofus i am

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>>74230667

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how y'all doin is the last listenalong worth bc this one was fucking awful

it's 2017

stop listening to lo-fi indie

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ha ha oh wow how embarrassing

>>74230823
yeah last week's was a lot better

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I'd like to say I just don't like indie in general but I listened to one indie record recently and liked it.

>>74225785
Get in the plug, m8s.

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did i fuck this up

>>74231664
Depends, is that out of 5 or 10 or 100?

>>74231676
2.5 out of if that

>>74231693
Too high then, sorry. I'll have to revoke your /daily/ membership card.

>>74231783
uhh i highly doubt anyone here considers me a real /daily/ member

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>>74230470
these are the buttons in case anyone cares

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>>74232076
>the Ecce Homo fresco meme

>>74232223
I always loved that meme
Can we put a thinking emoji hand on Ecco homo?

>>74233348
>which era Pink Floyd?
>which era prog?
Is the only answer

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Uh oh

>>74233854
>accel's score was lowered
ooooh let the good times roll.

>>74234254
""fixed"""" >>74230621

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ok so why no love for this song? It's literally one of ABBA's best. Sure the verse is kinda kitsch but couldn't the same be said about most of ABBA? It's kinda their thing. People say it's a re-write of Fernando but it reminds me more of a mix between Dancing Queen and SOS in its general structure. Imo it's a really creative pop piece and super slept on.

inb4 Qwerty100 reference

Medium rare chicken strips

jimmy jazz just caught a body

wtf

someone in the room next to me is watching some netflix show and I hear True Love Will Find You In The End playing

patrician show

eleven

double rice at benihana

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>>74235855
>13 Reasons Why s01e07
>patrician
:S

>>74237440
>13 Reasons Why
actually no I think the show is called Weeds

they play it there too? wtf all these patrician shows

>>74228052
IM IN YOUR AREA

Me and my senpai is over in Syracuse, and we are leaving tomorrow night. What are some good places to visit and spend money in?

>>74238035
>senpai

I mean family. I don't have a SO lol

>>74237472
this is the only movie I remember with that song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7RdzYsomQQ

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I won't have a computer for a few days, would someone edit the listenalong for me with this image and some kind of diatribe against woe is me sad nois bois

>>74238035
>>74238058
oh shit, nice! Syracuse is kinda notoriously sparse regarding places to visit, but the whole armory square area downtown is great (check out the sound garden record store, maybe I'll pop in too!), as is the Everson museum. green lakes and Thorden Park are great outdoor areas as well. destiny USA is pretty cool too.

>>74228484
got it

Watched Inland Empire. Way more unsettling that I could have possibly imagined but also sometimes hilarious. I don't know why I'm surprised since it's Lynch after all.

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>Hour into the second part
>Subtitles working fine, until randomly they get bumped 60 seconds
>Decide to use VLC to delay them 60 seconds in order to fix the problem
>Subtitles stop appearing completely
>Try again
>Subtitles 20 seconds ahead
>Delay subtitles 20 seconds to fix the problem
>Subtitles jump to being 50 seconds ahead now
>etc etc etc
>Going back and forth for literally 20 minutes trying to fix this shit
what the FUCK is happening

>>74240453
i couldn't fix it and had to stop watching

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>>74238809
i had written a shitty Pitchfork-tier anecdote, but then I checked your score so I could add it and it was a lot more generous than I expected, so I had to tone it down drastically. at least this was a good chance to stealthily lower my rating just a bit.

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>>74240766
>at least this was a good chance to stealthily lower my rating just a bit.
Shhhhhhh don't give us away
Gotta roll with the meme

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>people lowering their ratings retrospectively
smdh
this is how you do edits

Does anybody have an archive of all the final listenalong images, by chance?

>>74240766
Fuckin on ya tho champ, p much exactly what I would have written just more digestible

>>74241367
Uh oh everyone hated it
Meh, I hoped at least a few would like it
Kind feel bad for making you listening to it now, I didn't expect it to sound that bad for you all, I'm sorry :(

>>74241543
I have all of them except one or two saved, I'll upload them later

>>74242977
at least know it will never be as bad as my listenalong

>>74243642
did you choose stema tarnyt?

alright yall if i don't say anything in a week, its cuz im counseling. peace.

>>74240453
>he doesn't understand memeslav
Lmao what a chump.

>>74243785
no

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>>74242977
>entry-level lo-fi indie
>not expecting /daily/ to hate it or pretend that they hate it

>>74243941
why would sad 4chan boys hate sad 4chan boy music?

>>74243954
because they don't want to be sad 4chan boys

I notced I didn't save a lot of the filled images in the third round, so this is only like 70% finished ones but whatever

>103 /daily/ listenalong images since February 2015
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/hV1cQF76/file.html

>>74243941
I thought /daily/ had passed that phase
Like poseur stuff gets hated as well in the meantime
I guess classical and jazz are pretty save choices but these are lame

It was a bit risky and I knew some people wouldn't like it, but it dosen't sound that hateable to me, idk what's wrong with me ;_;

>>74244098
We're in the "if you hate everything nobody can call you out on your taste" phase.

>>74244098
I feel bad. It was a /daily/ witch hunt

>>74244395
don't
it's fine hating on it, I just wish I would have gone with something else, no idea what tho

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>>74225785
okay buggers, today is the day

i'm going to a show, put on by the local noise label, and I'm thinking about striking a conversation, so I can finally find some people to play and talk with.

what should I say?

>>74244540
>In societies where modern conditions of production prevail life is presented as an immense accumulation of spectacles.

>>74243810
isn't tarr Hungarian or something

>>74244540
At a noise show? They won't be able to hear you

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>>74244538
if you choose an obscure jazz album everyone will love it

>>74244564
Ye he is.

>>74244561
(sweat) I hope they get that.

>>74244581
but jazz is boring

>>74244597
isn't Hungarian a Baltic language or something.
>>74244580
'kek, I just wonder how should I go about talking to people about music. I don't what to come off as a just a random guy trying to promote himself or something. Is just hard to accept that people could be friendly for a change.
but that went to far.

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im sorry :b:anzler

>>74244581
not true

i did that and it didn't end that well

probably because it was vocal jazz tho

>>74244631
Finno-ugric.

>>74244716
yeah, so that means far from Slavic
I guess. they might have some Indo-European common dictionary, but grammar is bound to be different

>>74244690
hey, at least you could see some sort of appeal, that's cool

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>>74244741
It's a common misconception that Hungarians have Slavic ancestry, hence memeslav. It wasn't a good joke but I tried.
Nice job figuring it out tho.

>>74244790
I actually thought that was the joke

>>74242977
I thought it was alright! can't edit the pic right now but I thought the atmosphere it creates is really cool, even if I do hate the vocals.

then again, I generally like lo-fi indie more than the average dailier

>>74245123
that's something \o/

you're up next btw, just in case you didn't knew already

>>74244751
ye i mean what i said about it being like lying in bed lazily could actually be a positive for some

it isn't for me tho sorry :(

what does the participation list look like now btw?

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Watched your rec, I'M FISH

[Harakiri] (1962)

This is truly a beautiful film, aesthetically--the stark shots mirror the percussion-only score and blunt nature of the dialogue, storytelling, and general themes.

It shouldn't be a distraction, because this is much less interested in aesthetics--and at key moments, like the bookended shots of an empty suit of armor, against aesthetics--than it is in the internal, psychological, moral dilemma at the center of this film. In fact, the crux of the film lies exactly in this opposition of forces--between Tsugumo and the House of li, between Bushido and true passion, between the static and dynamic way of life.

Harakiri is in the same vein as the Romantic fiction of Melville and Hawthorne that was unified by this vision of a trial between a codified worldview predicated on a static and unchanging universe and one defined only by its constant flux (oftentimes literal trials as in Billy Bud, Sailor or The Scarlet Letter). Harakiri successfully and seamless portrays one worldview before flipping it completely upside down so that the same image--the suit of armor that opens the film as symbol of timeless honor--appears as an empty facade by the final still.
8/10

Anyone have another Criterion/Filmstruck rec (besides harakiri)?

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>>74245286
yeah, that descirbes it quite well
I even have a playlist for that with I Was All Over Her in it

>>74245286
>what does the participation list look like now btw?
not too bad

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Also some people aren't scheduled yet, if you want in, just tell me
special props to Breadhead and denji

>>74245396
The Cranes Are Flying
>>74245447
did you count me doing jim's

i submitted it late ah (as hecc)

>>74245539
yeah, it's counted, jj is number 17, you have an x there

>>74245539
Cool, will do

>>74245562
heck i dont know how to read

mark me for yours my dude
>>74245568
:)

Hmmm

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>>74245733

>>74245642
oh yeah, marked, sorry

>>74245447
i'm climbin'
25% is min % for hosting, right?

>>74246512
Not necessarily, there aren't any strict rules or anything, only people with 0% get skipped
But it would be cool to have the 25%

>>74246840
so i didnt even need to listen to mark stewart :/

>>74246854
but it's good that you have
it's how this game works

>>74245254
yup, I'll start thinking of something soon.

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finally starting a new chart. just a mishmash of popular stuff i probably should've listened to a long time ago

>>74246874
Do you maybe have a link for that album you recced me for my 2017 tourney? I can't find it anywhere.

>>74247029
if streaming is fine, it's on bandcamp and spotify
If not I'll change my rec

>>74247026
>'memety meme live
don't waste your time

>>74247129
Yeah pls change it then, I don't really use both of them.

>>74247026
eureka and all that anco stuff are wonderful! enjoy

>>74247026
>LRD
Like, really, don't.

>>74247208
Alright
First one that works for you:
Ex Eye - s/t
Tiny Hazard - Greyland
Gnod - Just Say No.......

Listening to Uncle Meat the second time this week, do you like it /daily/?

>>74247715
It's a very solid album though I rarely listen to it all in one sitting. I often skip straight to the King Kong variations.

>>74247756
dont reply to the attention whore

>>74225785
The thumbnail of that pic looks like Ringo has a heroin syringe in his mouth

>>74248354
Raise your fucking standards gd

>>74247715
i'm retarded because i can't remember anything from it other than
>they're using the chicken to measure

>>74248170
why not give the people what they want

>>74247026
ive heard that heavier than a death in the family is just the same album as 77 live but with like 1 different track i think
you should definitely get rid of at least one of those albums

>>74248561
Yeah, I just checked and you're absolutely right. I'll probably replace it with that one album with the 3 Japanese folk dudes.

>>74247182
>>74247318
put your trip back on Montie you poseur
>>74247026
Heavier than a Death in the Family is the same as 77 Live, just unsequenced and sounding worse, it is therefore the inferior product, replace it with something like this: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/mizutani-les-rallizes-denudes/mizutani-les-rallizes-denudes/

>>74248410
>>74247756
The King Kong variations are the best part on the album, at least for me.
>>74248170
>implying that you aren't unconsciously following my master plan where i try to show that i need attention when i actually want the total opposite so i decide use inverse psychology and is working wonders

mfw

>>74245447
i should catch up on all of these

>>74238411
>Medianeras
Now THIS is more patrician

>>74249423
i'd also like to say fuck that stupid fucking band name

i hate band names that just mess with a celebrity's name more than anything

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>>74225785
Good-day /daily/, how are you all doing on this generous day? Finished reading Catcher in the Rye and started Stoner. Really trying to get through tons of books on the rush. Don't know what movie to watch tonight (Last Tango in Paris was far more graphic than preconceived). As for albums;

>Arctic Monkeys - Whatever People Say I am, That's What I'm Not. Really enjoyed When the Sun Goes Down among others though otherwise pretty much what I expected, still great though.
>Black Tundra - s/t. I'll be honest admitting that as someone who is not overly knowledgeable of metal as a whole I have a hard time differentiating sludge metal artists from one-another, all of the songs sounded too similar to me even if the riffs were enjoyable and the guitars obviously on a pretty low tone.
>The Fall - New Facts Emerge. My first time listening to a Fall album, has a garage sound with numerous vocal effects which render Mark E. Smith's vocals near indecipherable. Couples Vs. Jobless & Brillo De Facto are pretty good.
>Waxahatchee - Ivy Tripp. Like the other albums I do not see how this is "folk-rock" at all, there is blatant use of distortion/fuzz pedals where otherwise the songs tend towards twee-pop/ jangle-pop. Breathless with a touch more reverb could pass of as shoegaze. Good album though, my favorite of her's yet.

>>74247026
You've never listened to Radiohead before? What is that albums between The College Dropout and No Love Deep Web?

On another note what kind of name is Thurston? I've never understood why Americans have such strange names.

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here's the fixed chart. it ends up I fucked up the Radiohead section too.

>>74248782
Thanks for the advice. I'm listening to Live '77 right now and it's not really my thing, but I'll definitely give that a listen at some point.

>>74249484
The only Radiohead I've listened to is the opening track off of In Rainbows. I've missed out on a lot of popular artists because my taste in music became rigidly insular super quickly before I had a chance to explore things. Hopefully posting on daily can "fix" that.
Also that album is Fushitsusha live album, at least that's what I'm planning on listening to.

>>74249676
How long have you been on /mu/ then? I mean Animal Collective, Death Grips, Radiohead etc. are all bands that you are practically obliged to listen to when you start going on here, I can't imagine that even people in /bleep/ and /classical/ haven't listened to them. Not that I'm complaining, you've got some great albums to look forward to. Thanks for telling me about that Fushitsusha album by the way.

>>74249676
>rigidly insular
what did you like?

>>74249423
You thought it was possible to put the vocals aside for even a second though?

It's like saying "hey, the stereo mix on this Beach Boys NASCAR albums is good"

>>74249753
Since 2010, though all I ever did was lurk sharethreads so I never had any reason to listen to them.

>>74249802
Basically a lot of slowcore and ambient, though pre-/mu/ I listened to a lot of j-core, haha.

Deicide - Legion (1992)
>death metal

It's just typical death metal through and through, but it's appropriately infernal and tightly written and performed. When the band does have enough gusto to switch up the tempo, they do it incredibly, with impressive rhythmic finesse, but they don't do this nearly enough, preferring to instead stay in a midtempo comfort zone. Pretty good, nothing special.

2.5+

The Beach Boys - Beach Boys' Party! (1965)
>pop rock, rock & roll

I'd like this a whole lot more if it was actually legitimate, but this comes off as nothing more than a soulless cash grab to capitalize on the band's popularity. The attempts at humor are dire, the song selection is laughably bad (dear lord, the rendition of "The Times They Are A-Changin"), and it's incredibly obvious that this was just one last attempt by Capitol to milk the Beach Boys before Pet Sounds' release.

0.5

Arcade Fire - Everything Now (2017)
>alternative dance, synthpop

Arcade Fire isn't a band I normally like to begin with, but this is on another level of awfulness. I like "Creature Comfort", a lurchy, triumphant piece of gaudy 2010s synthpop, and hate every other track on this goddamn thing. Not a single track here has a halfway decent hook. Instead, vaguely melodic lines are sneered out by Butler, turning into an affected, mind-numblingly pretentious caricature of himself. Chassagne's vocals don't fare well either, her performance on "Electric Blue" ending up as one of the most grating vocal parts I've ever heard. I will say that the four singles are at least passable, but the band shoots themselves in the foot by putting three of them smack-bad at the beginning of the album. If you disregard the singles, and I don't say this lightly, this is one of the worst albums I have ever heard. This is my new least favorite album of 2017.

0.5

(1/2)

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Fleet Foxes - Crack-Up (2017)
>progressive folk, chamber folk

By far the band's best work, but their ethos as a band still doesn't entirely appeal to me. I adore how dense and thick the arrangements are, instruments pile atop instruments atop instruments, yet it never really feels overcooked or distractingly busy. The band's weakness here lies in their actual songwriting. I've always appreciated Pecknold's talent for hooks, even if they may be a little bit daft on their self-titled or Helplessness Blues. He forgoes that here, and in losing that his songwriting really meanders and tends to go absolutely nowhere. This leads to what amounts to nothing more than white noise taking up a decent bit of this album. Some songs escape unscathed, like the single "Third of May / Ōdaigahara" and the lovely "Fool's Errand", but these issues make me like this a lot less than I want to.

2.5+

>>74249850
To be fair. there are a decent amount of instrumental moments on the album.

and [spoiler]i never really like stereo mixes[/spoiler]

>>74251468 self get

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>>74251468
Radical.

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>>74251596
Some stupid dumb cunt

>>74252306
It me.

>>74252324
It him...

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>Nathan Bowles - Whole & Cloven
There's a really distinct sound from the first track, behind the banjo, that I can't quite place. The second track dabbles in piano minimalism, a really stark contrast to the earthiness of the first-- it seems to assert the subtly more refined atmosphere that some of the later compositions have. Overall, a nice showing of American Primitivism's versatility.
7

>Sinoia Caves - The Enchanter Persuaded
If outer space were made up of endless forests, this would be its soundtrack. First track is elusive, fifth track is gorgeous. The jangley dream pop in between the two works for me.
7

>Autechre - Amber
Some of Autechre's most hypnotic workings. Of course it's repetitive, but this album manages to never be tiring.
7

>Andrew Belfi - Natura Morta
Dark Drones, with metallic scrapes and shady drums taking a large presence. Not something you could leave in the background, given the activity of some of songs, strong atmosphere.
7

>PanAmerican - PanAmerican
they've gotta be doing SOMETHING right if they can make Post rock dub sound perfect for day OR night
7

>V/A - Orange Milk Compilation
Big mixed bag of post-post-music. A bit too big for me to recommend as a good starting place for someone looking into Orange Milk, but I guess you could pick through it to hone in on artists of interest.
6

>Bitch Ass Darius - Get it Right
niBBa's white as fuck but this is p sick
6

>The Host - The Host
If you took the words "Modern Vintage Electronics" and condensed it into footwork form, you'd get this. Very colorful, not so much impactful.
6

>Arnaud Rebotini - Someone Gave Me Religion
Berlin School mixed with techno house. The 3 longest tracks are most heavily Prog electronic; the album as a whole is pristinely produced.
6

>Taku Sugimoto - Opposite
Minimal guitar vignettes, with an attention for note choice.
6

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>>74253497
>Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures
Overwhelming. I use that word with both the negative and positive connotations that come with it. I won't pretend I actually enjoy it, but I hope that it'll soften up on me over months.
5

>Pumarosa - The Witch
Mostly unremarkable indie rock with infusions of punk and psych.
5

>The Duke Spirit - Bruiser
Expected Mumford&Sons, but got Gothic rock. That's TWO bands with underwhelming lead female vocals.
5

>LAKE RADIO - DREAM HOUSE
Was hoping I could fall for the witch house meme, but this is fairly dead. Disliked the use of that one Eraserhead song, too.
4

>Hartley C. White - This is Not What You Expect

"Hartley C. White is a contemporary musician. Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, he's lived in Corona, Queens since the 1980s. A student of martial arts since 1966, Hartley is the progenitor of a style he calls Who-pa-zoo-tic Music, "a non-classical music" based on the "broken rhythm" of Bruce Lee's jeet kune do."

One of the most interesting records I've heard in a while. Really odd jerky rhythmic pop -- that doesnt feel overly quirky like zolo or dissonant and unnerving like skronk. The instrumentation varies from cheap sounding keyboards to fuzzy rock to jazzy instrumental or simply looped voices but always occupies a weird jerky rhythm tied together by his voice. Hartley sing-talks lyrics that are sometimes political or self referencial to music as a culture and lifestyle as a musician.

3.5/5
>しゅ~ふるまぁ~じゅ - 1話目

Super quirky visual-kei music. Extreme childlike fun synth poppy tracks but with really awesome vocal interplay and harmonies. Each singers voice sounds like a character in a childrens cartoon of like weird animated frogs and fairies and stuff.

3.5/5

>Doomsday Student - A Jumper's Handbook

This band is basically Arab on Radar but with one member changed and the music is more or less in the same style. Cool heavy dissonant no-wavey riffs. Rhythmic pulses of guitars building up and crashing in short pulsing manners. I saw them live recently and it was awesome. However not something that translate as well on record and this release in particular doesnt feel special within their 20 years of releasing music.

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>Simon Wickham-Smith & Richard Youngs - Ceaucescu
Annoying vocals and not really interesting considering who's behind it.
6-

>Washington Phillips - The Key to the Kingdom
More like the key to the boredom.
5+

>>74254411
more like key to losing all credibility

does anyone want to plug

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I'm kind of new to these threads, here my part
Metal for Non-Metalheads

>>74255541
at least it's not Alcest

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>>74254411
/d-daily/ BTFO?!

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wait this is actually really good

8.5/10

>>74245396
you make great reviews

>the same image--the suit of armor that opens the film as symbol of timeless honor--appears as an empty facade by the final still

I didn't even think of that

>>74239934
>notoriously sparse regarding places to visit

It's pretty sparse in general, but I had a good time. Thanks.

>Picked up Watashi Dake, Tago Mago, and Cheree (7 inch) on vinyl @ SoundGarden
>Picked up Science Fiction and Meditations on vinyl (used) @ the street fair
>Picked up a few vidya @ the ludicrously cheap Voltage Games
>Went to the Everson Museum w/a friend of mine. It was nice.

>>74256081
I know right? It's in my top 25 and I'm not even that into suffy.

Does anyone know how to fix this >>74240453

I really want to finish the movie

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>Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live
This was a lot less abrasive than I expected; I can definitely see the appeal. Personally I'm torn over whether I think the repetition makes it sounds hypnotic or simply boring. At the very least, I'm sure this would've sounded incredible if you were there at the time.
3.0-

>Radiohead - Pablo Honey
I don't have a problem with this (probably because I don't listen to any alt-rock to compare it to), but it's still pretty bland. At least the opener is alright.
2.5-

>Death Grips - Exmilitary
This is definitely interesting, but I don't know if I'd go any further than that. I'm not a big fan of the almost-but-not-quite lurching tempo or the sparse production on a lot of the tracks (my favorite track is Lord of the Game precisely because it does the opposite), but I think that MC Ride's rapping fills out the songs nicely.
3.0+

>Avey Tare and Panda Bear - Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished
Cool stuff. I like the synths.
3.5

twin peaks is my favorite anime

>>74256113
i picked up cheree at sound garden a while back too lol, they seem to always have it in stock.

and did you get science fiction and meditations at the flea market right across from the mall? because if so that place always has a rockin' record selection. i got rock bottom for a dollar there.

and voltage is nice, best vidya place in central ny.

>>74256233
>my favorite track is Lord of the Game precisely because it does the opposite
I love that song. You will really enjoy their record "niggas on the moon"

>>74256113
Thanks! Yeah, I'll be watching again at some point. Seen anything good lately?

>>74256321
Pete is best girl.

>>74256636
You misspelled "Fish in the Percolator"

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>>74256650
Pete is Fish in the Percolator (by Concealer)

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>>74253497
wait lmao that's actually what Bitch Ass Darius looks like

>>74254528
present and plugging

>>74256233
the drumming on Alvin Row is mental
gets me every time

Also pro tip TVU&N might seem a bit dull at first, but it's a grower for sure. At least that was my experience

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yeah get in plug, nerds

>>74253497
knowing that that's what he looks like makes the mix better in a way.

https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>>74254411
aw

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>>74256783
i am 90% sure, just googling him
>>74256871
tbqh yes

>>74256081
They all come around, eventually

>>74255541
I can't really comprehend this chart, but have you listened to Boris?

get in the plug my boys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KTI0psinmQ

major tune

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we still pluggin

get in

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Pinback - Blue Screen Life (2001)
>indie rock

Laid back, mathy indie rock. First half is pretty much all rock-solid, but it takes a decent bit of a dive in the second half. Pinback doesn't exactly have the most memorable sound or songwriting chops, the guitar parts are all great but every track tends to blend together into a homogenous blur of indie rock.

2.5+

Clarence Clarity - No Now (2015)
>glitch pop, alternative R&B

Very intriguing but I feel like this guy's talents are wasted on this style of R&B. The bombastic, wall-of-sound electronic interludes end up as the album's best moments, wonderfully composed with an interesting, wholly unique sound. When it strays into pop, the quality dips. It grates, mostly, even if the interesting ideas of the interludes are carried over. Clarity is an irritating singer, making the R&B worthless, and the pop generally tends to suffer from limp melodies and a lack of focus. So much potential, but the execution leaves quite a bit to be desired.

2.0+

Above the Law - Livin' Like Hustlers (1990)
>west coast hip hop, gangsta rap

Gangsta rap in the vein of Public Enemy and N.W.A., and I might actually prefer it to both. The production can lose it's luster towards the end of the album (even though "Murder Rap" has one of my new favorite beats), luckily enough the rapping stays consistently wonderful all the way through.

3.0+

Neil Young - Live at Massey Hall 1971 (2007)
>singer/songwriter, contemporary folk

Posssibly my new favorite release of Young's. The intimacy of this performance is astounding, especially in the renditions of songs from the overproduced Harvest. Every song is performed with an insane amount of passion, both in the typically reedy vocals and in the absolutely wonderful guitar work. I'm not a huge fan of the piano pieces (Young's talent lies on the guitar), and the audience isn't the best, otherwise this is a great document of Young's best work.

3.0

>>74253497
ayy Nathan Bowles, I sort of know that guy. He's p good.
>>74257949
oh man isn't "Just another execution" such a banger as well

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Mount Eerie - Dawn: Winter Journal (2008)
>indie folk, singer/songwriter

Elverum's work under the Mount Eerie name might not reach the same sonic levels as his stuff as The Microphones, but I'll be damned if anyone out there makes straight-up indie folk as emotionally potent as him. Like Lost Wisdom, this is a collection of some of the most sparse, bare indie folk on the planet. Elverum songwriting style is simple and confessional, most songs sound the same but this adds to the idea that Elverum's just singing stream-of-consciousness with a single guitar. It wears thin over 40 minutes (Lost Wisdom performing much better at a spare 24 minutes), but not thin enough to be anything other than lovely.

3.0-

Larry Young - Into Somethin' (1965)
>soul jazz

Muzak-y jazz by an artist that can do much better. The organ here is great, but the compositions are so bland and little more than slightly pleasant. Nothing about this really moved me in anyway, which is especially bad given this lovely line-up. I'll check Unity out, I bet I'll be much more impressed.

2.0

>>74258799
>oh man isn't "Just another execution" such a banger as well
you're goddamn right, whole album is just banger after banger.

>>74245396
:>

good film

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Mornin' /daily/.
Music today. Metal mostly I think.
>>74254411
>More like the key to the boredom.
haha nice

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>>74257949
No Now will grow on you, you'll see

wew lads bump

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>>74228905

>>74245447
Ima catch up as soon as I have a computer with internet, which will probably be in a week or so

give me an album to listen to

prefer 1+ hour long for reasons, but any album will do.

>>74261980
borz!!! i need a rec!!! no restrictions

>>74262186
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/willem_breuker_kollektief/in_holland/

>>74262192
細野晴臣, 山下哲郎, and the third guy I don't remember the name of - Pacific

>>74262312
have heard this one before

>>74262353
What did you think of it?

>>74262389
its been a while but i remember liking it a good bit. hard to go wrong with hosono, really.

>>74262416
Hmmm have you listened to Yellow Magic Orchestra - Naughty Boys then?

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new steamroom has a pretty cute cover

>>74262581
i wonder if that's jimbo's dog

>>74262566
i haven't! that's where i stopped at ymo's discography. will add.

>>74262640
Sick!!

ugh I'm in a slump. Probably going to listen through some old podcasts instead of too much new music this week.

And work's gonna be hectic af this week, Rec some good background music?

>>74262202
ty was p good

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVOSPb9B1SU

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi4BeJddHj4

>>74263881
:)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhRY8EjEJzQ

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0DivlmO--U

why didnt pavement make all of their songs like gold soundz

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbOsPMt4It0

>>74264037
>>74264055
>>74264106
>>74264182
>>74264247
stop no one wants to hear this goth rock shit and if they do they already know it. or at the very least write something interesting about it instead of just spamming links.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOw_SedsK0k

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>>74264286
How neu?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5hcn3uOnXg

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Is this demon irl in Persona?

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She Her Her Hers - stereochrome (2014)
>indie rock, alternative rock, shoegaze
This is probably my favorite take on shoegaze in a while. Generally the issue that I have with shoegaze is that it explores some very interesting guitar textures, then proceeds to go nowhere with it. I do kind of realize that for some people it's the point, but it's kind of wasted potential, personally. This album, on the other hand, isn't anchored in shoegaze, but ratehr uses it liberally as part of the songs to add texture and fill out what would be a slightly empty sound, and when the shoegaze-esque moments kick in or fade out, you can very much feel the song change in dynamics, creating an almost Pixies-like style. It's honestly quite nice, I really enjoyed this one.

4.0+

fuk

>>74245396
this is the best movie, glad u enjoyed

>>74265365
Definitely. The score is wild too, I've gotta look it

>>74264218
because then they wouldn't have made grounded

>>74264218
Because then they wouldn't have made Stereo or Range Life

>>74265608
>>74265783
you are proving my point

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>>74245396
>Anyone have another Criterion/Filmstruck rec (besides harakiri)?
i see someone else got their free 14 days subscription ;)

>Cameraperson [film essay, documentary]
>La Ciénaga [Drama, Argentina]
>Close-Up [Documentary?, Drama, Iran] (also try the other kiarostami films if you liked it, Ten is a great film but it has very little in cinematography if you like looking at things more than talking)
>The Great Beauty [Drama, Italia]
>anything by krzysztof kieslowski
>Letter From Siberia [Documentary, Siberia]
>Black Jesus [Drama, Action] (anti-colonialist movie in the Congo, starring the black guy in frank's gang from once upon a time in the west) Also very heavy in christian symbolism

>>74266047
Thanks!

No, I've had it for months, I just never know what to watch since I only recognize 2% of the collection

>>74266047
>free 14 days subscription ;)
Oh shit that could be nic-
>Available in the US only
Why would anything nice ever happen, right... It's like the horror streaming service that is cannuck-only.

I took 2 massive diarrhea shits in my own bathroom sink yesterday. Give me music that fits that experience.

>>74266411
everything now

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>>74266402
use a vpn i guess
this is the only time being an us territory is ok

shorty fell in love wit a hustla
shorty fell in love wit a g

tfw you will never find another indie rock album good enough to obsess over

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Was this shilled and hated here or something? I remember listening to this a year ago and I don't remember it being awful

>>74268573

more or less yea

Man. Summer really makes me not want to listen to music.

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>>74269976
then listen to this it's art.
if you're still doing the tourney that is.

>>74270039
I am still doing it, its just going so slowly bc i'm miserable. One album left before round two.

>>74270039
I'll add that to your square though cus you won last time, as long as you can give me a sentence explaining why i would like it.

I've listened to that album before but its so long ago that i might as well have never heard it.

>>74268573
not a good studio set up, really poor posture
his back is going to hurt before sundown!

>>74270226
i see. i'm not sure you will but it's controversial and usually gets praised for being daring and conceptual so i figured you might have an interesting take at least.

>>74270489
I'll let you decide when its time for round 2