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>>74149759
amazing, really. really good from the first track to another weekend

at first the title track/time to live were my favs, but I'm starting to really like acting the most

>>74149787
Time to live is the best for me, maybe the worst is Santa's In The Closet but overall an amazing album, not better than Loom Loom though

>>74149862
way better than loom loom.

I don't know

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>>74149626
yes, it's perfect

Very

Indeed, OP.

i agree

I believe that appreciation of a work of art depends on knowledge. Two people whose knowledge is wildly different will have wildly different opinions on a piece of music. For example, a person who has listened to a lot of music has a different opinion from a person who has listened to very little music (but it doesn't have to be "quantity", it could just be different kinds of music). Therefore, knowledge determines what you like and what you don't like. To a large extent, the "emotion" that music makes you feel depend on what you know (not on the music itself, which is simply a vibration that resonates with your brain's circuits). My experience is that people who have similar knowledge have remarkably similar opinions.

Very often, the "opinion" of a person is simply a reflection of what that person has listened to. The more a person knows, the more likely that her "opinion" is truly "her" opinion. The less a person knows, the more likely that her "opinion" is simply a reflection of whatever marketing/publicity she has been exposed to as she grew up.

If I had to come up with a "theory of musical appreciation", I would probably quote one of the philosophers who influenced me: Abhinavagupta. This Indian thinker (who lived around the year 1000) first formulated a theory that in my opinion is simple and elegant: experiencing the flavor of a work of art requires not only that the work evoke an emotional response, but also that the "experiencer" possess the aesthetic skills required to respond in an appropriate way. The experience of appreciating a work of art is a process of exchange: the artist provides the work of art to be experienced and the "experiencer" provides his aesthetic skills. The appreciation (i.e., the emotional response generated in the experiencer) is not an absolute value: it depends on the aesthetic skills of the experiencer. Those "aesthetic skills" are mostly derived from "knowledge".

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cutest girl in the galaxy~

there's no such thing as lewd yerin

Blur

>>74149583
All techno
All house
All breaks
All UKGarage
All funk
All soul
All pre-60s jazz

>>74149600
Not to me, I love all their albums in full

I would say that pretty much every pop artist from the 80's is a "singles" artist.

Paranoid and their s/t are the closest to Master of Reality, after that they distanced themselves from that bluesy feel considerably went in a more melodic direction.
Also yeah, clearly their best album

>>74149580
>closest
Vol. 4

>favorite
Paranoid and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

My favorite BS album is probably Dehumanizer because of Dio on vocals.

He makes shitty meme videos, has no business reviewing music, has a horrendously annoying fake laugh, is a paid shill, doesn't know anything about music, all of his content is stolen from real journalists or /mu/ and reddit, and he's clearly in it for the money which is obvious from his recent videos. He's also an alt right supporter, which I don't really care about but it's pretty cringey that he frequents pol .

>>74149578
Because he can take it
He's a watchful protector
A silent guardian
A Dark Melon

>>74149578
Annoying face, annoying self-righteousness, forced meme

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>>74149416
This is basically Neu! + Noise Pop

>>74149568
thanks. fan of stereolab but havent had a chance to check this out. i enjoy krautrock esp the danciness(?) of some aspects of it and kind of want to see if there are albums that further show that side of the genre.

>>74149416
Neu! 2 has Fur Immer which is imo their best track
Stereolab like the other anon said. Listen to Transient Random, Switched On, and Peng
Gunter Schickert - Uberfallig has lengthy tracks with that same driving quality but it's a bit darker

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>band's name is intentionally incorrectly spelled

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>band's name is intentionally incorrectly spelled

>vv instead of w

>>74149347
if you grew up listening to Linkin Park, I'm pretty sure you were cringe worth as fuck at the time. No need to be ashamed tho in the end it don't even matter

>>74149347
the lyrics are too cringy
also they were popular enough for all the people who used to like them to know what exactly about them made them grow out of them

>>74149368
I did grew up listening to them (they were the first band I listened to on the sweet old Mtv) and yes I also was quite cringe worthy as an adolescent, still, they introduced me to music which now is a huge part of my life. Still, this has nothing to do with the question I asked. Why are they so hated? Critically I can't find a single bad thing about their first albums

>drumming music where there are several drums and they are all playing different individual rhythms at the same time
steve reich - drumming

>garage prog

Drukqs is kind of eastern-inspired but maybe not in the sense you're looking for. I'd like to hear something like that too, honestly

>>74149076
Bland music for middle aged mothers, but I don't hate it, it's just sort of there.

>>74149121
Exactly, its tolerable. Especially some of his jazz influenced stuff, if someones playing Ill just tune out the vocals

I like his wife t.bh.
I hate him. Bland prettyboy

>>74148975
hi
I guess no one told you it's 2017, not 2012
you're welcome

>>74148996
What is 2017?

>>74148975
when did you borned?

>>74148827
no more than kanye or kendrick or flavor of the month basketball musician, but yeah

>>74148827
that's a good pic but he's not overrated. Definitely the rapper with the best flow

>>74148945
I loved this verse in Who Dat Boy. 8.5 BNM

Mask Off was good as well but that was because of the fucking outstanding Turkish-esque beat.

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>>74148799
>Listens to XXXBetataction
>Feels invincible and fearless

>>74148893
seen it /f/am

it's the music that makes me pumped up
the dude doesn't make a difference

although he is a nice guy

I need music to rely on for when I'm about to have a fight, cause the times I've had hype music before I had a fight I've always went fucking berzerk