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I fucking hate this guy

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>>69404682
lol

the ridiculous crap these talentless negroids come up with.

and people actually think its good holy fuck rofl. black folks made actual music at one point

>>69404682
>A WOAH A YEAH A WOAH YEAH A YEAH A YEAH

>A FUCK A LIL BITCH OVER HERE I FUCK ON DIS BITCH OVER HERE


that is literally every famous dex song.

no that's what a bad album sounds like

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no that's what faux attention whorey depression for nu males sounds like

this is what real depression sounds like

>>69404252
is this album becoming a meme or something?

I don't think DnB went through a shitty synthetic string instrument phase, I just think a few artists wanted to do something a bit different on some tracks by including synthetic string instrument parts

They sound fine desu

This weirdy-beardy has done a few genuinely startling tracks, and is generally quite amusing. What galls is the sheer arrogance and temerity of Squarepusher and other similar "drill and bass" dilettantes --they actually believe they are improving on jungle!!! All that Squarepusher has brought to drum & bass is some Jaco Pastorius bass-frills, a dys-funk-tional rhythmic convolution, and a quirked-out daftness that recalls nobody so much as Primus. On a purely technical level, nothing that Squarepusher does with breakbeats surpasses engineer-poets like Hype, Aphrodite, Dillinja, 4 Hero or Danny Breaks, to mention only the most obvious leaders-in-the-field. It is only Squarepusher/Plug etc's distance from the scene that allows them to convolute the breakbeats beyond any use-value to DJ or dancer; the wilful incongruity of the samples is all well and good, but if junglists use the same old gangsta/cyberpunk soundbites and apocalyptic textures, it's because they're trying to create and sustain a vibe, a feeling-full and meaningful mood that crystallises a certain kind of worldview and life-stance. By comparison, drill and bass is vibe-less non-sense. The drill and bass/"fungle" concept seems to exist to make a certain sort of "margin-walker" feel okay about not really having engaged with jungle as a subculture. And of course, as with most soi disant progressive iniatives, drill and bass is utterly parasitic on its populist counterpart--do you really think the idea of chopping up breakbeats would have independently occurred to the weirdy-beardy technoids in a million years?

>>69404595
When drill & bass first reared its head, I was admittedly quite enamored--I really liked the first two Plug EP's and Aphex Twin's "Hangable Auto Bulb" efforts, and was generally enthused by the notion that these artists were freer because they didn't belong to the drum & bass community, didn't have to service DJ's and dancefloor. But Squarepusher was a turning point. Partly because so much of his stuff sounds irritatingly daft to my ears (that said, there were three tracks on Hard Normal Daddy that sounded engagingly strange), but mainly because of the attitude of his supporters--the sheer arrogance of these folks who just assume that Tom Jenkinson's programming is so much more radical than "formula-ridden" junglists. This assumption, I strongly suspect, stems from the fact that they've never actually heard mad-sounding mash-ups like DJ Hype's remix of Remarc's "RIP" or Dillinja's "Warrior". These records are "avant-garde" and fucked-up but still manage to make you dance--to me, a much greater achievement than just freaking out all over the shop. In a lot of Squarepusher-related discourse, the underlying assumption is that if something has no funktional aspect, it's somehow more radical; that this makes it food-for-thought rather than mere dance fodder. Which would seem to replicate the old Cartesian mind/body split, a la prog rock, no?

Every single thread about it will be awful due to /pol/, but yeah I'm pumped

more like ROTJ because they're the worst of the series

>>69403899
lol

>>69403760
Fuck off.

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>>69403760
>he can't into MPP
It's barely even experimental for them

>>69403853
why?

Low bitrate.

Wait, no ads even without premium?

DRM is the devil.

since I've never had one I can't say for sure, but Blood on the Tracks would probably be one of my choices

Kinda

I dropped them when this came out. The single they released was great but the rest of the album was bullshit. I wanted my fast, minute long pop punk songs and instead got boring mid-tempo, mid-length "indie" punk.

Chumped is still their best song.

>>69403647
I think you're thinking of Cody

>>69403719
I didn't even bother with cody.

Throbbing Gristle's first 2 albums

This Heat's self-titled

goblin - discography

Except all those albums are tens. Frequency of discussion doesn't diminish the quality of an album. Not sure why people think it does on here.

>>69403224
Floral Shoppe 2/10
ITAOTS 5/10
TMS 8/10

Most are shit

>>69403224
Ha

>>69403147
progressive electronics/berlin school
ambient/downtempo/"this is not real ambient"
hard/post bop
mpb/tropicalia
psych rock

>>69403147
you look like the guy in your pic
maybe not physically but you are always smiling inside

second-wave black metal
dark ambient
post-rock
folk
techno

post-punk
singer-songwriters / folk
jazz
arty pop
IDM

I know this is asking an awful lot from you, but why don't you leave your parents' basement and ask one?

backwards masking

because we're going a bit back to hippie times

yes
and since I am a counter-counter-culture faggot I won't be able to listen to her anymore

>>69402950

Who is she? Unless you want to see her fail, you might want to try giving people a name. Filename and image search return nothing helpful.

>>69402990
alcione

Be proud of our heritage m8

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>traditional British music

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>traditional Australian music

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

Fagthony Fagtano's former intern who is a pretty good old-school emo musician

i know aphex twins but i wont say

>>69402941
why not