Archived threads in /mu/ - Music - 4169. page

>>73346246
it is though

>>73346799
this, it's frequently mentioned /mu/core you fucking summerfag

>>73346246
It has aged really bad in my opinion.

The funniest part of the butthurt in these threads are the posters saying nu-uh, you can't call all that folk, all that classical or all that electronic yet a week ago it was the standard norm to do just that.

See: /trad/ (for all trad music, ever)
See: /classical/ (for all music before 1910 except trad)
See: /bleep/ (except for muh IDM)

rock was an extension of pop and blues so it was doomed from the beginning. not a fad because there were still great artists in the genre

I can't believe this bait will still work

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yump

30 seconds of Buyers Market played in reverse with 30 seconds of Psuedoscorpion on top.

A slowed down version of Run for your Life's chorus with a dark ambient as a background

>>73345206

Come my Fanatics exists

>>73345231
not even the best Electric Wizard album, not even close to best doom metal album

>>73345206
https://youtu.be/HEFZiG_kNLQ https://youtu.be/0y2g0g3r6hY https://youtu.be/0yCzN7pPQHE https://youtu.be/N99KPZ2RsoM https://youtu.be/RSI0Kj5aclg https://youtu.be/eaMbKZPBruU https://youtu.be/8brHIRqvoOw https://youtu.be/tqMfWwnLtKg
Good shit imo

How many of you guys also make noise as opposed to just listening to it?

>>73345227
I made noise-influenced music, but I don't know if I'd call it "noise music".

>>73344999
I'm hyped as fuck. If the rest of the album is as good as the singles it will probably be my AOTY

>>73344085
>"Lil Wayne because he has good lyrics." Hannah Hummel
At least they included one patrician in that paper to make it less embarrassing

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>>73344085
>Let Down.
>Revolution 9.
>Surf's Up.
>Gunner's Dream.
>Starless.
>Subterraneans.

I don't listen to the Beatles very often though Revolution 9 is the only track of theirs that really takes me on an adventure. I do like some of the tracks off of Revolver and Sgt. Peppers for sure though they don't really do much for me as a whole. I'm also not much of a Pink Floyd fan either, perhaps I tried too hard to get into them though I only really liked Animals and Saucerful of Secrets as a whole.

>>73344085
>Radiohead
Just

>Beatles
A Day in The Life or Strawberry Field Forever
There's just so many it's hard to pick

>Beach Boys
God Only Knows

>Pink Floyd
Echoes, easily

>King Crimson & David Bowie
I'm not tone deaf, so I can't say

Should I buy a vintage Jazzmaster? Sub-edition.

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Rate her as a Guitarist

What is your opinion on the Sterling by Musicman basses? Specifically the Ray 34

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>>73342009
Street Sects - End Position

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>>73342009
Injury Reserve - Live From The Dentist Office
>>73342119
Normcore but some good stuff nonetheless
Surf Curse - Buds

there's already a chart thread
dumbass

>>73341135
listen to grimes

Taylor

>>73341135
listen to grimes

neat, an entire room full of industry plants

Way worse than last year.

Funny to see Ugly God on the list though. Good for him.

Madeintyo and X are the only ones on there who I've extensively listened to. Amine only has one song, I don't know who the fuck Kamaiyah or Kap G is, and I think PnB is the only one here with an album.

>>73338693
never found her attractive anyway tbph

im sorry im not up on things
why say just and nothing else?

Is this what the left does to people? Did she sell her soul or something? She was cute as fuck before she started hanging out with Hillary.

Sun O))) - White1

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>>73338647
I got you OP

>>73338647
you need spiderland in your life my guy

>>73338376
Lmaooo there he is

>>73338342
I get why s/t is the way he is now

Any sad man in?

MAMA LOI
PAPA LOI
I SEE ARTIFACTS IN THE DEAD MAN'S EYE

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>implying that I was actually going to sleep
juked

===Novelty vs Trans===

>Armand Schaubroeck Steals - Ratfucker
>Art Punk, Spoken Word

Punished Lou Reed clone sings about stories from his time in prison, with funky background choruses and he likes to say fuck a lot

A good portion of this is laughable, but it's still an intriguing look into the mind of someone who went through a lot of shit in the 1950's. There are actual moments where it goes from sounding like a white dad trying to be cool, to someone disillusioned with themselves and their current place back in society.

6/10

>The Algorithm - Polymorphic Code
>Djent + chiptune + all popular internet genres within the 2000's

The biggest electronic influence on this album seems to be dubstep and modern House. One could easily call this whole album "video game music"-- and it really is.

Some people enjoyed how each song felt dynamic-- you don't know where it was going to next, what branching genres it would take after an initial setup, metal chord chorus... from there, the music draws wild cards. It's the perfect base for some Newgrounds animated music video.

Too bad it doesn't always make for interesting songs. The jarring dub interlude, hardcore passage, spoken word, and particularly bad samples (Elysia Crampton/Jlin kind of bad) on Access Granted makes for the worse track. The track Null is about a runtime error in Java, where you refer to a variable that doesn't exist and the program terminates itself. But beyond the name, there's no actual depth to the Computer Science reference. Panic is a progressive house (blegh) track, for the majority of the song, until they lost the 4/4 beats for their now familiar drop.

I think there may be some way to rework this to be less tacky. The dubstep and House production itself holds back a lot of the songs, simply for their outdated sound. And speaking of outdated, check out their music video for Trojans:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwG97ah0mEU

5/10

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>>73333968


===s vs torts===
>Masada - Live in Sevilla 2000
>Avant Garde Jazz

I'm beginning to like John Zorn quite a lot. His Book of Angels series, his huge discography pulling from chamber compositions or Jewish Jazz, his extensive work with DOZENS of other artists and performing groups-- I think this guy needs some more attention.

That said, this is a wonderful groovy album, influenced by the music of the Ashkenazi Jews. It isn't the most rhythmically engaging, but Zorn's saxophone surprised me in its competency, and how many sounds he could bring out of it ala Colin Stetson style.

Nice audience, too.

7/10

>Rolf Kuhn Jazzgroup - Devil in Paradise
>Avant-garde Jazz

Much more experimental than Live in Sevilla, but not as appealing. I can't put my finger on why I dislike the closing track, Clowny-- maybe because of how far its sound is from Jazz itself, so it doesn't really feel like avant-garde jazz, but some Noise Rock band's practice before a gig.

7-/10

solace by earl Sweatshirt or all of sgt peppers just because memories

>>73335452
For no one by the beatles

https://youtu.be/uqMuavjwb6M

This.