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>>69766863
Come on Hot Rats is the best thing there.

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What a terrible night... watched Rogue One - it fucking sucked.

>>69766863
I get the feeling this image isn't real.

>>69766914
Is that new Aphex that bad?

>>69766914
https://rateyourmusic.com/~kuzronk
Nice Tumblr icon fag.

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>>69766847
Green Day wasn't cool and they still aren't cool. But, what I've been finding recently is that the next step in musical maturity (and just general maturity) is to reject notions of what is and what is not cool and listen to -- genuinely -- whatever it is that sounds right, feels right, or has whatever energy you might need in the moment. I discovered this when, at work, I heard the song "Asthenia" by my most hated band, Blink-182, and fell in love with the cadence of Tom's voice, the post-hardcore structure, and the (literally unbeatable, I'd like a counterexample if you have one) bass tone. I decided to go through Blink's discography and found much to love.

To continue the pattern, I went back to American Idiot for the first time in years. I had heard that a film about the album (Heart Like A Hand Grenade) was actually really good from a friend of mine, and with an open mind watched the film and realized that, deep down somewhere in the id, I still love the album, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. In fact, since Green Day is and was so uncool, I'd convinced myself that I hated the album's sentiment, tone, and sound, but in coming back to it, I've found that not only is it extremely well constructed with powerful, energetic, and SMART lyricism, it is ABSOLUTELY CURRENT. People right now, in this day in age, really, really should be able to vibe with American Idiot. Like, I think many people NEED this album right now. It's arguably more poignant in 2016 than it was in 2004 when it sold those millions of copies.

I urge you all to do two things:
1. If you're feeling lost in our country or struggling with any identity crisis, I recommend you listen front -to-back American Idiot and pay attention to what he says and how he says it.
2. Take another look at your childhood favorites and give an honest, open-minded judgement. Eliminate the phrase guilty pleasure from your vocabulary.

Also, Billie Joe seems like a really cool dude. With that I digress. Thoughts?

>>69766847
>>69766878
They're a good band that makes good music.

>>69766847
>Feeling that I needed to mature, I absolutely spurned and rejected American Idiot. I would repeatedly tell people of how much I hated the album, how stupid and meaningless and cheesy it was, how I once almost bought a copy from a second-hand store just to smash it on the ground (seriously). It was a rite of passage to hate American Idiot.

this is the mark of a tryhard retard. things like this just stifle your taste in music in arbitrary ways. You were pretty much what this board is right now.

>I needed to do it to grow up

no you didn't. maximum cringe.

At least you came to your senses by the end.

>>69766845
The trash

>>69766845
>For experiential music, I go to tinymixtapes.
The Quietus and The Wire are better tbqh.

>indie
>pitchfork

2009 was a very long time ago son.

>>69766796
I can't recognize any of the faces from 5,700 onward other than wutang

so words clearly don't equal good rap

>>69766980
Please leave.

>>69767010
Please tell us who all of them are, then

>>69766618
I enjoy the James Murphy one

Bumping for interest.

Connan Mockasin FOR REAL

>>69766609
Play it from the beginning.

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He's really late but he got there.

>>69766856
Late isn't the final song of the album

>>69766594
MY LIFESTYLE

>>69766627
I sort of like that line. It's the most "h-hey kids I still got it, r-right?" line ever.

I liked their new album, but it wasn't close to their 80's albums + black

you mean besides Pixies?

Head Carrier sounded a lot more like the pillows than the pillows had ever sounded like Pixies before

>>69766638
Yeah besides Pixies, Head Carrier was alright though

any 90's alternative band

pixies, pavement, sonic youth, dinosaur jr, etc

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http://www.last.fm/user/Meme_master

>Last 7 days I have been into Prurient, Frédéric Chopin, Pantha du Prince, DNA, Xiu Xiu, Swans, Joy Division, Brian Wilson, Pierre Schaeffer, Steve Reich, The Beatles, Antonín Dvořák, Autechre, Björk, Woob, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Bill Evans, DJ Sprinkles, Richard Wagner, Iggy Pop, Three 6 Mafia, Lamp, Olivier Messiaen, R.E.M., Sergei Rachmaninoff, The Beach Boys, Angel Yanes, Basic Channel, Grandaddy, Injury Reserve, Jurassic 5, Lay In A Shimmer, Lorelei, Oh Yoko, Terror Jr, Vio-Lence, Cepгeй Кypёхин, チャクラ, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PERU and TeхКoм.

http://www.last.fm/user/hurri_cane

shout me

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http://last.fm/user/vaeril

>Last 7 days I have been into Johnny Cash, Zonda Projeckt, t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者, Béla Fleck & Edgar Meyer, Cвiтлaнa Hяньo, Brad Mehldau, John Fahey, Phil Ochs, Roberto Goyeneche, Saint Pepsi, Tom Rush, 식료품groceries, Chico Buarque, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Scott Walker, スカート, Cisco Houston, Galactic, Jean-Luc Ponty, Lamp, MF DOOM, Midlake, Svavar Knútur, 山崎ハコ, Ablaye Cissoko & Volker Goetze, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Bombino, Gangway, Herb Pomeroy and His Stablemates, Interpol, Joy Division, Mari Kvien Brunvoll, Rökkurró, The Congos, The Murlocs, A.L. Lloyd, Eric Andersen, Sturgill Simpson, The Alan Parsons Project and Suni McGrath.

>>69766421
Who?

>>69766461
baka

>>69766461
bill clinton

Those are rafts

>>69766463
rafts are boats

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>>69766463
A RAFT IS A BOAT

OFWGKTA

Skrewdriver

>>69766325
Bee Gees

>>69766083
I can notice you've never had training since your control is pretty bad, you're not using your diaphragm.

>>69766725
Thanks for respoding.

I've never had any training, what do you mean by control, and what exercises should I do to improve it?

>>69766725
This desu. I don't like negatively criticising people because it sounds like you enjoy singing, but you are not singing from your stomach, you're just kind of breathing out the lyrics. Next time you try singing, for practice, do it standing up, back straight, shoulders back, and try to really feel the emotion of the words.

Well shit I have hundreds to choose from.

Have this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPEs94IzNVY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-AMec7yr7c
in general

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgPUxjQOk-w
off lodger

Best track ever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SQdBxVjZx4

>>69765846
Craig David on the intro tho

>>69765846
But I love this album

>>69765846
This makes me proud to be British x30