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ITT: Post
>the year you first started coming to mu
>the first album you listened to because of mu that you liked
>your current favorite album

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I Want to learn how to play piano, specifically jazz piano.

Where Should I start? I have a 61-key digital piano and an app that teaches me how to sight read sheet music. I've just been finding beginner sheet music online and trying to play it. Where should I go from here? I'd like to be able to play some Bill Evans pieces eventually

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>Neutral Milk Hotel
>My Bloody Valentine

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Post an album and its best track

>To The Blade

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What's the saddest song you know of?


For me its hurt by Johnny cash.

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Who's the better rapper/vocalist?
Who's the better lyricist?
Who's the edgiest?

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>It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, is already a classic, an overwhelming and sophisticated campaign of revolutionary music. The rappers hound dramatic and paroxysmal in a conglomeration of rap sounds, casual bandismi (?), improvisations of scratch, (Terminator X, alias Norman Rogers, the magician of scratch) is all disturbing electronics. The traditional genres are massacred from the process of mimesis. The funk to rhythm track of Louder than a Bomb, the overwhelming anthem Rebel Without a Pause, the wild heavy metal of Channel Zero, the Oriental hypnosis of Show Em What You Got, the Dadaist cacophony of Terminator X, the funky-tropical sarabande of Bring the Noise, the minimalist dissonance of Black Steel, are alienated from zany arrangements that exalt tribal qualities. The true protagonist of this art of mosaic is producer and arranger Hank Shocklee (the leader of the Bomb Squad, to which he is accredited the producer): it is he who builds with Carthusian method the songs that transform from Ridenhour texts into chants of war.

>The contentious sermons exalt the most frightening of metropolis living and in the best cases the accumulation of inconsistent sound events creates disturbing atmospheres, of film noir, that damage the exact dimension of latent nervousness of the sub-proleterian fauna. They could be the Country Joe from black slums, sarcastic ballad singers of the evil of their time, but being faithful in the tradition of Sly Stone and George Cooper, which for to move the brain of a black one need first to move its legs, they prefer transforming their rallies in hilarious exhibition dances, or, better, in small symphonies of sheet gags.

Thoughts? Is this the best of all time? Also what the fuck is a bandismi?

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>WHERE WILL IT ENNNNNNNNNNNNND?

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What's your honest opinion of this guy?

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I don't know shit about punk. Post/discuss good punk.

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What is, in your opinion, the absolute worst piece of music ever recorded?