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No one said this wasn't that. This album is so bad it got panned before it even came out

it's an album made for talentless art students.

it's overrated grunge pop garbage that had been done before countless times by punk and alt rock bands from the late 70s to early 90s

Pinkerton is a better summer album because its a more realistic summer. You wont be surfing with friends youll be at home sulking over some girl.

>top 20
>not top 1
Pleb

>>74493254
Go for melody first, just with your voice making syllables. That's the real "key": not overthinking, but starting with the "sound" first, then working towards words based on your concept that also "feel" like the sound.

If you start with words, it always fails because you are going backwards and have to contort the pulse of the music to fit your words, which is all wrong.

Also, less is often more. Hope this helps.

sing like ian curtis. not poppy not cringy. just sing or even talk straight forward but at least put some emotion

>>74493143
no. heard much better stuff already

>>74493143
it's my AOTY but only because this year has been complete ass for new music

>>74493143
possibly, it's only August so we have time for some contenders to come out

this is in my top 3 of the year so far though

>>74493104
why start a thread with the worst one imaginable?

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>>74493104
>pretending to hate grimes
You disgusting pleb, admit it that you love her.

>>74493104
Choa of course
fuck that plastic cunt

That they know women from all over the place.

Buy the beers in

Code for sensual promiscuity

sexyi

friendly reminder to support DIA and Sonamoo

>>74493893
yooa~

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>>74493856
+nick drake
jackson c. frank

>>74493882
Stockhausen maybe? Schoenberg. CoH. Datach'i? V Snares.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1Psx24n3rM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jci5TIel6UY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oVSpT4Py6o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPmq1PYuots

Love your picks btw

do you want to kill yourself after listening to that bossa nova album? wtf anon

Whatever you listen to sober faggot.

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any song from Flying Lotus' Cosmogramm album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urT_lrk369o
happy trails

A field recording of your dad saying he's disappointed in you and what you spend the money he gives you on.

>>74493754
1995:

>Oasis briefly sneaks into Top 40 in early '95 with "Live Forever" after it becomes a sleeper hit
>"Definitely Maybe" manages to go gold in the states
>a month later, band fires drummer for not doing enough drugs and because guitarist had longstanding feud with him
>first single from new album goes #1 in UK but singer Liam doesn't make it to video shoot because he was hungover, as a result it doesn't get played on American MTV
>that summer MTV begins covering the Blur vs. Oasis singles battle in the UK where Noel announces to the press that he wants the members of Blur to catch AIDS and die
>release second album, do another US tour and get their second David Letterman appearance in 6 months
>stoner bassist quits the band for no real reason and then rejoins two months later
>"Wonderwall" is beginning to blow up on alternative radio, so band plays a bunch of festivals
>Liam ends up blowing out his voice, forcing Noel to sing lead vocals at shows

>>74493770
1996:

>Oasis have gone stratospheric in the UK and the band members have gone full retard
>just as Wonderwall becomes a big mainstream hit in America, Oasis decide to go on vacation
>few months later, in America Wonderwall is still huge, Don't Look Back in Anger is getting lots of airplay, and Champagne Supernova is rising to be their next huge mainstream hit
>Liam ends up partying nonstop 3 days in a row and then bailing last minute at their MTV Unplugged show, forcing Noel to be lead vocalist, but hangs out in the audience to heckle him between songs
>band play a show to 250,000 people in England, end up on the cover of Rolling Stone, then decide to tour America again, now playing arenas
>Liam decides he's too good for America and misses the first 3 shows
>when he finally arrives at JFK airport, he goes on a drunken tirade in front of American news reporters and calls one a "stupid pig bitch"
>the shows, broadcast over the radio, are a disaster with Liam getting drunk and high, yelling nonsense into the microphone, throwing equipment around, and failing to sing songs all the way through
>this scenario would repeat itself at the VMA Awards when an incredibly off-key and out his mind Liam added swearing at the audience and spitting beer everywhere to his repertoire during Oasis' performance of Champagne Supernova
>Liam was then arrested for cocaine possession after the ceremony
>fighting in the band increased and the band nearly split again when Noel went home, cancelling the last 5 arena shows in the US
>in an effort to prove they weren't splitting up, the band rushed into Abbey Road Studio the following month to prove that they still had the magic, only to be banned for life for damaging the equipment, disturbing other artists there, and substance abuse.

>>74493789
1997:

>band drug use, fighting, and antics are getting worse and are commonly seen in the tabloids
>the band release a new single 'D'You Know What I Mean?": an 8 minute long song with 50 guitar tracks that would prove to be hardly as anthemic or poppy as their previous singles
>they refuse to release a radio edit and as a result, American Top 40 radio and MTV only played the song for about two weeks before dropping it completely, killing some of the hype for the next album
>the 74 minute, 10 track album, released to very poor reviews, saw the band played a coked up Saturday Night Live gig
>the album would end up just 200 copies shy of going #1 in America and would spawn only one moderate mainstream hit in America: "Don't Go Away"
>upon returning to the states, the band finds that their venues have been downgraded immensely in size and in response, play poor shows and antagonize the crowd
>Liam's voice is deteriorating immensely at this point, but he only increases his substance intake and unhealthy lifestyle, refusing to treat his vocal nodules

1998:
>the band is quickly becoming washed up in America, featuring on the show Celebrity Deathmatch
>Liam assaults a fan on the street and has to go to court for it
>upon leaving the US, an intoxicated Liam gets in a fight with the captain of an airplane and is subsequently banned for life from Cathay Pacific airlines
>the tour abruptly ends in May with planned additional legs being cancelled because the band's superstardom was fading in America and elsewhere, the band was out of control and the Sony refused to work with the band any further, and Liam's voice was permanently damaged