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>>68267760
>not knowing this already

>>68267760
>The Orbiting Human Circus (of the Air)
why do people never grow out of the fantasies they made up for themselves when they started out?

>>68267808
I think it's just his fancy way of saying the Earth

Think layers of texture more than of songs i guess.

>>68267737
The Velvet Undergound revolutionized noise music

Sometimes you just want to hear a loud wall of sound

Never Let Down is his best song

this nigger is a disgusting furry horsefucker

>>68267687
source?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJagA5R2wR8

>>68267559
Beirut
Mezzainine - Massive Attack
D'angelo

>>68267495

I really don't think Death Grips would make an album that's a "take" on anything. They're unique and they just do whatever the fuck they want musically.

ExM- Paul's Boutique-era Beastie Boys knocked up Black Flag and the baby was adopted by NWA

The Money Store- a homeless man high on bath salts embarks on a rampage with a lead pipe, beating up every vibrantly dressed tourist in Amsterdam

No Love Deep Web- one man who self-induced psychosis by locking himself in an abandoned apartment complex steps into the real world for the first time in five years

Government Plates- a fifth-dimensional spider attempts to manifest itself as a normal third dimension person and chaos ensues

Niggas On The Moon- a black man dresses himself with a trash bag poncho, leaving his home state behind in a vain attempt to become transcendent

Jenny Death- the psychotic man from NLDW readjusts to normal life but a year later has another episode

Bottomless Pit- the homeless man, the spider man, the black man, and the psychotic man splice themselves in a blender

>>68267885
I like how you connect NLDW with Jenny Death, it really makes sense. Rest of your post doesn't.

You mean in under 30 minutes? Or does it have to take exactly 30 minutes for me to name the 30 bands? Cause fuck that shit.

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>>68267572

the beatles
the beach boys
the beach boys
fuck u got me

You fucking idiot there are TWO chart threads in activity right now.

No one cares about your shit taste.

>>68267487
Have I upset you?

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>>68267430
good taste
check out houdini on my chart

>>68267487
have you seen the other chart thread? dont go there

>>68267330
country rap

>>68267330
Shoegaze

>>68267740
lel

melon cunt

The Melon Boy

>>68267313
Greatmemes You! Melon Man

Looks like Milo tbqhwy.

>>68267242
who cares

homie always looks so good

>>68267146
The Beach Boys

Darude - sandstorm

>>68267146
swans

Yeah I can see that

rdja is the best thing he's ever done imo

concisely

>Did I like it?
>yes -> it's good
>no -> it's bad

I listen to a lot of Dead and a lot of Jazz but I honestly can't really tell what makes one solo better than another. Some people are great and can break it down every aspect of it though.

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The pleb way
>if it makes you feel good

The patrician way
>if a council of musical academic elders give their approval on it

>>68266847
We think it's....*dies*

>>68266847
5/10

>>68266847
Make up your own fucking opinion holy shit.

Dadrock shit popular with 50 year old truck drivers.

>>68266819
SEE THE LITTLE FAGGOT

>>68266819
great band - great inspiration for me on my journey to becoming a music lover

Mark Knopfler is one of the most stylish guitarists of all time and his stuff since Dire Straits really isn't too good apart from a couple of tracks

I was born in 1976 so I do remember when Brothers in Arms came out and Money for Nothing became the coolest music video ever seen, but that was really only where my love for Dire Straits started - the better stuff was already done earlier. They were also my first big arena rock experience on the On Every Street -tour in 1992 - incredible, I still remember with a grin my amusement when after the last song they played the Monty Python -track Always Look on the Bright Side of Life when people were leaving the stadium.

Brothers in Arms has Money for Nothing and the incredible title track, sure, but it was really Love Over Gold and the self titled album that I fell in love with after looking deeper from the hits.

Telegraph Road sparked my interest for long form tracks and pretty much sent me on my way to love prog rock. Private Investigations is also such a strong track. With my downstairs neighbor we used to listen to Love Over Gold on repeat and play Civilization IV - I still connect screenshots of that game with those songs.

Self-titled is also a real classic - incredible how an album like that could break through in 1978 - I love my punk and new wave, but I also love Dire Straits. Down to the Waterline and Sultans of Swing are all time classic tracks - when I learned to really play guitar my pride was able to do all the lead parts of Sultans of Swing, still love that Knopfler style.

A lot of listeners discredit Communique, but it's good shit! Single Handed Sailor especially has some of Knopfler's smoothest playing, it's really like the first album material evolved.

Great band, I listened to them a lot 20 years ago and I see them as one of the bands that really made me appreciate musicianship back then.