Do you prefer Exai or elseq?
I prefer aphex twin
I prefer music
>>68895478
Exai is amazing. Elseq is just jamming (still good though)
David Bowie just doesn't click with me for some reason. Why would he be worth listening to? He was certainly influential on a popular level (like Queen), but none of his ingenuity sticks with me for some reason. Pretty much everything that I've heard pre-Black Star sounds dated and, production-wise, inoffensive. His voice has the theatrical sound of Scott Walker, but it's far more grating. Which one of his works breaks any ground?
Scaruffi's write up:
>David Bowie turned marketing into the essence of his art. All great phenomena of popular music, from Elvis Presley to the Beatles, had been, first and foremost, marketing phenomena (just like Coca Cola and Barbie before them); however, Bowie turned that into an art of its own. With Bowie the science of marketing becomes art; art and marketing become one. There were intellectuals who had proclaimed this theory in rebellious terms. Bowie was, in many ways, the heir, no matter how perverted, of Andy Warhol's pop art and of the underground culture of the 1960s. He adopted some of the most blaspheme issues and turned them upside down to make them precisely what they had been designed to fight: a commodity.
>Bowie was a protagonist of his times, although a poor musician: to say that Bowie is a musician is like saying that Nero was a harp player (a fact that is technically true, but misleading). Bowie embodies the quintessence of artificial art, raises futulity to paradigm, focuses on the phenomenon rather than the content, makes irrelevant the relevant, and, thus, is the epitome of everything that went wrong with rock music.
cont.
>>68895390
>Each element of his art is the emblem of a true artistic movement; however, the ensemble of those emblems constitutes no more than a puzzle, no matter how intriguing, of symbols, a roll of incoherent images projected against the wall at twice the speed, a dictionary of terms rather than a poem, and, in the best of hypotheses, a documentary of the cultural fads of his era.
>Reading the chronicles of his times, it is clear that what caused sensation was the show, not the music. The show that Bowie set up was undoubtedly in sync with the avantgarde, as it fused theater, mime, cinema, visual art, literature and music. However, Bowie merely recycled what had been going on for years in the British underground, in particular what had been popularized by the psychedelic bands of 1967. And he turned it into a commodity: whichever way you look at his oeuvre, this is the real merit of it.
>Surprisingly, he resurrected his career in the 1990s with a trio of experimental works that suddenly showed he had become a musician, not just the pretense of being a musician.
Pretentious pop music, the most overrated album of the year for sure.
>thinking music can be dated
>trying to approach what music you 'should' enjoy from some objective level
>citing scaruffi
Does /mu/ like OASIS
>>68895366
these are the beatles you retard tripfaggot cocksucker
>>68895366
Blur > Oasis
fUCK OASIS
Weezer is better than Sonic Youth
Weezer is better than Merzbow
Weezer is better than Swans
>Weezer is better than Merzbow
now that's crossing the fucking line
Nicki Minaj still has more artistic integrity than William Bennett
>>68895074
Holy shit, mix some bleach with ammonium and breath it all in m8. That should clear your head up so you can think better
God-tier albums with shit-tier covers.
[Only applies to original cover]
Where has guitar music gone?
Why are there no new movements like punk, new wave, post-punk, grunge in the 21st century?
Why is it always old genres being revived instead of new ones being created?
Is guitar music dead?
What do you want to see from guitar music in the future?
I think its because of the internet age and such
Most people who pick up guitars these days are people that want to play their favorite AC/DC song
Alternatively, new bands that do actually form tend to comprise musical 'patricians' that only want to make feedback-infused drone metal
I am a part of the latter
>>68894824
The internet has homogenized mainstream culture to the point that underground movements no longer get picked up and exploited by major labels in the way they were prior to 2010.
Retardds
Attempting
Poetry
>>68894823
Came here to post this
What's in the box, guys?
Another day.
Another Herbie Hancock song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzkd-N6UrYE
The President orders you to play him a song. What do you choose?
Up Like Trump
I shuffled my music library and piss up a rope came first so that's what I'm playing
>>68894724
any moon man song
Anyone have a link?
Anyone have a ink?
Anyone have a pink?
Anyone have a sink?
if you do this, then fuck you. this is soo annoying to change.
especially albums that have over 20+ songs
>>68894269
lol get fucked beggars can't be choosers as your gay dad always says
>>68894297
what does this even mean?
Best soundtracks?
Champloo and Bebop both have GOAT ost.
>>68894214
Harold & Maude
Is he right /mu/? Is classical, dare I say it, outdated when compared to more contemporary music genres?
>musical variation = being loud and obscuring instruments
What?
>>68894081
He probably can't even identify intervals tbqh
>>68894131
This. Don't pop listeners get bored of listening to tonic-dominant all day long?
At what age did you grow out of all the inoffensive indie shit?
>indie pop/rock/folk
>contemporary folk
>alt-country
>chamber pop/folk
>americana
>dream pop
>neo-psychedelia
>acoustic rock
>downtempo
>slowcore
>ambient pop
>jangle pop
>folk rock
Does it get worse than these?
>>68893955
>neopsychedelia
Step off
>>68893986
back to p4k with you
>>68893955
never
My family and all the girls wants me to be manly but all I want to do is listen to Björk and dance to her beautiful lyrics and tunes.
what does "manly" even mean
>>68894017
usually includes something like
big muscles
into sport
into cars
not intellectual
being a dick
>>68894116
>>68894017
>>68893932
kek, fucking autist virgins
How come mentally ill musicians always produce the most interesting work?
> yung lean
>>68893916
Unconventional thought processes produce more interesting work
they don't, jew pleb