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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z2L0Mo8C1s

This is obviously the best ambient song ever made.

I know this post is mostly a joke but Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, Whitewater by Kyuss, and Soothsayer (Dedicated to Aunt Suzie) by Buckethead are all some seriously great compositions.

boy problems is more perfect than that one

>>71191070
>tfw death grips and brokencyde are basically the same genre now

They always were, along with Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, and that whole Nu-Metal-to-Crunkcore scene.

>>71191070

Lol. The fact fuckin' Brokencyde can replicate the Death Grips' style (and that whole industrial tinged/slowed down gabba beats production of Death Grips, Yeezus, etc) shows how simplistic the style is to achieve.

>>71191278
Except the production on those two songs sound nothing alike, if alll you hear is a slowed down sample your music knowledge must not go far past the front page of r/music

Shut the fuck up

>>71190910
DON'T WANNA BE YOUR MONKEY BEST

>>71190910
>kurt cobain died for this

>>71190876
commenter is in middle school and has a better chance at pussy than you

More like When Levee Broke Wind

Is John Bonham the most overrated drummer to exist on this planet? For fuck's sake, Bonham basically just looped the first three seconds for seven minutes and that was it, that's the entire fucking drum section of When the Levee Breaks.

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The Roger Waters Experience

>>71190907
wish their was much more footage of them playing when they were young

>>71190856

The Jimmy Hendrick's Moistboyz'Foisted upon'im by the Label

The Beck Okay it was always Beck anyway we knew what were getting into Beck

le monkee

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJkrA6DtDgQ

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>>71190802
holy shit. Thanks for the nostalgiabomb OP

Even if hit clips were better quality cassettes would have still been better, and the ipod came out like 2 years after hit clips.

They were actually really cool designs. A little too late in the game with ipod coming out shortly after, but if it had debuted in say 1997 with the ability to play a FULL song at decent quality, it could have changed the course of mp3 player history

Thanks for the nostalgia trip

>>71190715
Dave Brubeck- Take Five

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>>71190715

John Coltrane's A Love Supreme

It's the record that kinda keeps on giving regardless of your experience with the genre of music. Very accessible, yet also showcases a variety of emotive yet dynamic and theatrical technique from everyone in it. Displaying emotion through technique in the realm of improvisation is imo what jazz is all about. And even if that idea's hard to grasp around, it's still sounds impressive from a technical standpoint.

Charles Mingus - The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady

Perhaps if you don't want something that's straight up jazz, there's also this record. It has a pretty intricate arrangement for jazz music, being kinda like classical in that regard. The way it brings in the various instrument bits is also very akin to how the arrangement builds up on Talk Talk's last two records. The playing on this is surprisingly pop hooks type, too despite its complexities so its easier to digest that way for a newbie.

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

If you come from a background of psychedelic music/krautrock/prog rock, this one might be worth starting off with. It has that large scale, colorful yet sometimes bloated feel of that kind of music. A lot of the playing here is more for adherence to atmosphere than to have each player portray a variety of emotions through various techniques (think more George Harrison's bit on While My Guitar Gently weeps than Clapton's), so it's also easier to digest in that way.

Miles Davis - On The Corner
Herbie Hancock - Headhunters

If you are more used to listening to music with more rhythmic stuff happening than melodic (funk, hip hop, dub, dance music genres in general), then these two records are where you should start. Both have grooves with a large variety of instruments/sounds that are more interested in offering rhythmic interplay similar to above mentioned genres than what's traditionally jazz.

Because she's pop.

Pop always = bad, remember?

>>71190613
I've seen a lot of autism in my life but that pic is something special.

>>71190613
most normies on twitter worship beyonce like some pagan idol its fucking disgusting

>the industry plant concept is becoming a full-fledged meme
the way it should be

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>>71190641
but for real tho

>>71190590
Lol His name is Plant. haha le memerino

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:D

but paul died first, anon

Made me look, god damn it.

>>71190483
can someone explain this meme to me please

*tip him over roll him like a barrel

*i get around*

>>71190333
What a terrible choice.

Literally just because she's a black woman.

Remind me to kill myself.

Lemonade was way better than that

>>71190333

Pitchfork was, is, and always will be for try-hard homos. Let it die to you, and be free.

https://youtu.be/k1BFHYtZlAU

You need to suck it up and be an adult.

merzbow

IT'S TIME TO STOP.

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I'd rather walk

Beady Eye > nghfb