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>40s: blues
>50s: doo wop
>60s: soul
>70s: funk/disco
>80s: more funk/early rap
>90s: gangsta rap, some good stuff but starts to decline
>2000s: pop ringtone club rap
>2010s: mumble meme rap

What happened to black music? Honestly just seems like it's gone downhill since the 80s.

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Is there anything more satisfying than an album closing with a reprise of the opening song? (IE: The Suburbs, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness...)

ITT post albums that do this

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Post it.

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BUSTIN
BUSTIN
BUSTIN
BUSTIN

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You have 10 seconds to name a better current DJ than Ben UFO

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ITT we post albums we consider 10/10 or just extremely good that we're otherwise hesitant to share on /mu/ for one reason or another

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Cringe thread

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

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Redpill me on Yoko Ono and what makes her the worst thing to ever happen to the Beatles and John Lennon specifically.

Everything I've heard has been meme level Reddit answers so I've come to you guys to hear the truth.

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http://www.strawpoll.me/12192140

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/bleep/ the worst general on /mu/?

>muh shitty EDM is so superior
>much shitty DJs who press play are better than THOSE shitty DJs who press play because they're more obscure
>only listen to singles like a fucking normie pleb and always shit on the idea of albums
>actually dare to shit on people who listen to albums
>home to some of the most cancerous memes and shitposting on /mu/
>British people

Fuck these goddamn nerds. They're worse than most EDM "bros" because they've actually deluded themselves into thinking that their shitty music is any different from other EDM and try to act pretentious about it.

Hell half of what they listen to is boring ass EDM that anyone could make in 5 minutes with an iPad. Literally just Martin Garrix before the drop looped over and over with a lo-fi filter.

But, fuck, what really grinds my gears is that the other half of the "genres" they listen to are just shitty hip-hop rip offs mostly done by retarded British people.

>"Grime"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJEouIeyfp0
>"UK Garage"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDRzDK8ZWYo
>"Jungle"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL2Bgj-za5k
>"Dubstep"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWVw2UZwllA
>"Footwork"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwmaDg75MIc

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What album made you respect the R&B genre?

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EDM is inherently incredibly obnoxious and formulaic corporate pop shit

House, techno, breakbeat, jungle, garage, grime, UK dubstep, juke/footwork etc. are all EDM.

Therefore house, techno, breakbeat, jungle, garage, grime, UK dubstep, are juke/footwork are all inherently incredibly obnoxious and formulaic corporate pop shit.

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ITT: Music you listen to while smoking weed

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Run the Jewels' Killer Mike and El-P have a yin-yang dynamic. Killer Mike is confident and holds master morality, whereas El-P is paranoid and holds slave morality. El-P is the better producer and rapper, but he needs Mike there to counteract him, otherwise his music would be too tense and cringe to chart.

Mike is an active member in the community, actively defiant, making public statements against how his people are underrepresented and underprivileged. "Kill your masters."

El-P has disdain for power itself ("piss on power") and would probably never find himself in a situation like Mike's, where he was a drug dealer exploiting people for profit.

Master morality is superior to slave morality. Desiring power instead of loathing it is the only way to make real change in the world. El-P, despite all of his talent, is a self-traumatizing and childlike character with illuminati theories.

RTJ1, both influenced: black cover, morally incoherent
RTJ2, Mike influenced: red cover, angry, vitriolic, destructive
RTJ3, El-P influenced: blue cover, disappointed, sarcastic, moralist

Mike made his point at the end of RTJ3, though. He, Zack de la Rocha, and some woman (El's girlfriend?) all chanted, "Kill your masters!" about fifty times.

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I love depressing music but Low is just comfy to me. Anybody else relate? I really want it to be soul-crushing but it just isn't. Maybe I'm not paying enough attention to the lyrics? I dunno