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>>69926404
john maus and kim fowley

>>69926404
even with them heels he's still only be like 5'7"
nigga tiny

name a gayer artist

you literally cannot

LEAD ME TO THE LAND

Is the Spongebob Movie the sole reason for that song's popularity

>>69926341
yes probably

but it's a fantastic song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZMpJNGeECU

HOLY SHIT THIS IS CHILL

>>69926204
Ege>Tago Mago>Future Days

>>69926239
>http://4chanmusic.wikia.com/wiki/Sticky
this, altough moonshake and future days are pretty good songs, tago mago s pure gold to be left last. No dscussion on ege.

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>>69926239
why Tago Mago>Future Days though?

>>69926202
But that album is already on vinyl

>>69926455
albums in general

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I'd love for Windir's discography to get a vinyl pressing, especially Arntor. I think just black with white splatter to symbolize snow would look pretty cool.

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honestly u suck holy shit dude

A life

>>69926043
in my opinion? with whatever you have, even your phone. if you have some good idea of course.

>>69926043
>I wanna be a musician but I have no actual musical ability
>what is the best recorder for this?

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>>69925788
it aged like milk. sounds dated already

Keep On Lying

Hits me in the feels and gets stuck in my head everytime. The whole album does. Fucking love Tame Impala.

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JUST

>>69925679
The closest thing to a 90s rock and roll wizard we will ever have.

>>69925792
>rock and roll wizard
what is that


also does anyone know if Krist wrote the basslines, or was it all Kurt?

Nirvana's basslines are p good senpai

No one on /mu/ can contribute?

>>69925402
this and
Punch Drunk Love

>>69925402
Forrest Gump srsly

dissonance is key

>>69925374
yeah man just make it Really long

At a certain number of chords the number of tried ones drops dramatically and at the same time the number of possible combinations increases dramatically

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this album is unspeakably important to me.

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one of the greatest emo records of all time

He's cool with me. Not anything too special but he cashed in on the memes at just the right time to not be shitty about it. I'd collab or smoke weed with him.

>>69925321

Cool guy, right music.
Sadly, memes are taking over him.

I've seen that kitchen of his. He's just some rich kid acting like a spoiled sarcastic douche.

He reminds me of Tim Heidecker's character in The Comedy.

I think if this album was really a cynical money grab it would have been more accessible and more explicit. In fact my biggest complaint about the album is that it doesn't really seem to deal with death very much at all, mainly just sadness in general. If you didn't know the back story you would never guess it is about what it is. Maybe that's intentional though

Wasn't a lot of the album done before his son died? Not his fault if people won't shut up about it

>>69925462
>would have been more accessible and more explicit
True - although I think there is some marketability in making an album that's difficult in the wake of a tragedy
>>69925500
That's what he says, I don't completely believe him due to my skepticism but its worth noting that the album came out at the same time as a documentary about Nick Cave's son's death, titled One More Time With Feeling.
The documentary takes place right after the death of Nick's son and partway through The Skeleton Tree recording sessions.

It's not hard to believe that in a cynical burst of marketing genius they decided to record the documentary in order to capitalize on his son's death.

idk though, I'm gonna watch the doc when it comes out (or maybe stream it on here) before I make up my mind completely

listen to more music you pleb

Basically, by putting music out that has a grand total of about 30 unique words, you’re contributing to the lowered standard of quality of music. This is one step away from repeating one single word over and over for 5 minutes straight, which now that I think about it probably exists. Except that would have some comedic value at the very least. This shit, well it’s like a kindergartener took a crayon and drew a stickman (poorly, I might add), that was subsequently put up in an art gallery. Real, impressionable children will listen to this and think “ Wow, dad was wrong! I CAN skate in life only knowing less than the bare minimum needed to be able to read ‘See Spot Run’, which I never did because fuck books and education”. (Side note - That interaction wouldn’t have been possible outside the child’s head, since there are too many unique words used)
Now put on your tin-foil hats, because this is where I lose half of you with my bullshit. Songs like this promote the opposite of education. Like I said, it devalues a halfway competent vocabulary in the name of catchiness and a cheap ‘musical’ fix. When you see what can be presumably defined as success (ie having several hundred million views on Youtube and countless other radio plays), it sets a standard in young, impressionable minds. We’ve had many people trying to get past this dumbing down of society, like KRS-ONE, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon, and many others (No, of course not all of their songs). They were trying to create a more engaged people who reflect on the actual issues we face as a society, instead of making up a cute little dance to go along with your shitty track as your brain melts from lack of use.

Who is the target market for this song? For all the reasons I’ve brought forth, I believe the target market to be the typical vapid, vacuous consumer that doesn’t engage in critical thought related to anything more than whether the Kardashians look better in blue or teal. I realise that I’ve made a broad, fairly baseless claim, and yet I’m confident it’s pretty accurate.
Songs like these placate the masses with their simplicity and safety. You don’t need to think, you don’t need to guess what it’s talking about, you just need to follow these three easy steps and you too can conform to the newest dance craze. Independent thought is the antithesis of this track. By listening to this, you are using time that could be spent thinking of ways to better the city/country/world you live in. Again, I realise that not everyone WANTS to engage with the world like this, but I will still stand by the claim that critical thought is better than being herded like a goddamn sheep by pop-music.
So what have we learned today? Well, mostly that I’m way too mad about a song. That’s a given. What I want to really stress is that this song is symptomatic of a larger issue at hand. Like the CIA funneling crack into ghettos, to me this type of music represents a concerted effort to quell independent thought. Ultimately it’s easier to listen to a catchy song with like 7 words than to actually sit back and think about why everything is kind of messed up.


I really, truly fucking despise this song.