/daily/ - "Delet daily, ban daily posters" edition

Goof'd
Previously on /delet/
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S68332514

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We did it Reddit! Now let's do it again.
Delete /daily/, ban /daily/ posters.

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Recent listens

>>68341953
We were discussing Ayler in the discord earlier and I strongly believe he was never given the opportunity to peak due to his suicide but how do you feel?

>>68341953
Try leaving the womb some time.

>>68341988
I agree. I'm a huge fan of Ayler's uniquely individual approach to jazz, but I don't think any of his albums are worthy of heavy praise.
His compositions are usually weak, which is why he recorded many takes of his best songs.
Had less pressure by Impulse on accessibility been applied, he could have taken his creative direction forward in the mid 60's rather than backwards.

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>>68341993
Being born isn't a choice.
Free will is an illusion.

If justok shows up, I rec him

Index - The Index [Black Album]

i cant fucking believe these threads are still a thing goddamn

congratulations you fuckin autists lmao

>68339780
>Start NBBMN early
rec bm pls
>>68341953
how's that Bill Evans record?
also thoughts on skeleton tree?

Jesus fuck you are all idiots
Especially whoever made grimesgen

>>68342478
Murmuüre is all you need tbf

>>68342478
That Bill Evans record is the best piano jazz trio ever recorded.

Skeleton Tree is great but it has a very limited scope; the instrumentation and lyrics are very good, but the dull repetitive delivery leaves a little to be desired.
Think a sparser, darker and moodier Push The Sky Away.
Definitely worth a listen. Rings of Saturn is probably my favourite song this year so far.

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update: i have been le frendzoned and i am totally okay with it.

>>68342573
nobody's denying that

>>68342576
it's good but i need more
>>68342596
>That Bill Evans record is the best piano jazz trio ever recorded.
waltz for debby? I meant bill evans with jeremy steig
as for skeleton tree, i've heard it, i love it, just wanted to know your thoughts on it

>>68342639
tbf i'm not at all at home in BM, but you might wanna check out Mammal by Altar of Plagues. it's a neat mix of post-rock, doom meal and grimey BM

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>>68342618
rip
>>68342671
i listened to some record by them some time ago, wasn't a fan

>>68342478
>rec bm pls
Burzum - Filosofem
Arizmenda - Stillbirth in the Temple of Venus
Egaheer - Demo'93 & Demo'94
Osculum Infame - Dor-Nu-Fauglith
Taake - ...Doedskvad
Angantyr - Hævn
Arckanum - Kostogher
Misþyrming - Söngvar elds og óreiðu
Summoning - Stronghold
Batushka - Litourgiya
Qulielfi - Forgetter

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>>68342757
there we go, thank you

>>68342740
>>68342773
Nice Dix. Post more of your Dix.

>>68342639
Ah.

The other Evans album is more of a platform for Steig's flute playing than a focused piece. The tracks are all covers and re-workings, so there's nothing particularly stunning or original.
The musicianship is great, though, and Steig's flue playing melds nice with Evan to create a calming atmosphere.
It's pretty good but I wouldn't really recommend it unless you dream about Bill Evans every night.

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>>68342814
One more dix pic.
>>68342891
>unless you dream about Bill Evans every night.
Nah, just every now and then. It was also the flute that caught my attention, I like how it sounds and I'd like to hear it more often.

>>68342962
If you're hankerin' for a post-bop floot I might rec then.

rec me 1 album to round out my backlog to 20, I'm putting my fish drone on hold because whatever

>>68343069
You rec, I'll get to it sooner or later. Probably when I have new headphones.
>>68343123
Olé Coltrane.

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eggs di

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Does /daily/ like post-punk?

>>68343302
this is nice list

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This was a productive week

>>68343833
Very nice buys and even nicer dubs

>>68342740
eeh, i wasn't meaning to do much anyway. we're hanging out which is neato. also shame about AoP, they're about as close as i come to appreciating BM

>>68343833
noice

>>68344218
<3

>>68343302
outstanding

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>atrocity exhibition
fucking great, this album is dark as hell and all over the place but it somehow still has an air of cohesion. not every track does it for me, but the better tracks (standouts: Downward Spiral, Tell Me What I Don't Know, Really Doe, Get Hi) are fucking insane. shoutout to Earl for fucking killing it on Really Doe.
>city of caterpillar
post-rocky screamo. neat balance between melodic and chaotic intense parts, but i feel the muddled production takes away from the punch it could've packed.
>poems from a rooftop
easy-going downtempo with acoustic instrumentation, very chilled out but it occasionally borders on elevator music. the more electronic sounding parts remind me of Jan Jelinek a bit. not very special, but it's great to study to.
>the moon is a dead world
prog skramz. really needs more listens as i feel it went over my head for a bit.
>sirens
retro pop filtered through Jaar's futuristic, somewhat off-kilter production. occasionally drags, but i love the idea of rockabilly synthpop.

My radio show starts in 10 min ya'll
Stream issues have been resolved (apparently)
http://wmwc.umwblogs.org/listen-here/

>>68344859
wmwc.umwblogs.org more like wmw.cumblogs.org

>>68344912
I have been roasted

>>68344859
play fishmans

>>68345141
never
I refuse to pander to my audience

>>68343302
Damn this is a great chart, enjoy

>>68345432
Don't play Tim Buckley.

>>68345141
>>68345895
will this superior nipponese psych rock satiate your /daily/-core cravings?

Page 10 bump
Wew lads

>>68347405
you're too merciful

>>68347405
Let it die FUKC SHIT!

Visiting family is fun and nice but oh so exhausting

I don't really have a chance to actively listen to music and write reviews so I think I'm gonna take a hiatus from my chart until I have some more time alone

how is daily? what are you drinking / listening to tonight?

>>68347736
also someone rec me something short and fun to give a quick write up on

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>>68347841
>>68347736

>>68347451
>>68347576
never

>>68347897
Great art great title now I want to listen

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>>68344812
i've yet to see anyone else on /daily/ mention lost and white lines as a highlight on this record and that makes me a lil sad

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is there a vinyl pickups thread?

I don't see one :( but I got some good recents I wanna share, all of em got here in the last few days

Bjork death grips remix EP
Metronomy reservoir single
Pixx Fall In EP
Angel Olsen Burn your fire for no witness
Daniel Johnsgon Hi how are you
FKA Twigs EP1

verrrry nice
slowly adding stuff to my collection
so satisfying

>>68349690
oops forgot to mention Bjork's Post
rip lol that's probably one of my favourites
On pink vinyl too

>>68347897
Thanks for the rec!

>Heavy Heavy Low Low
>mathcore, hardcore punk

This is the sonic equivalent of chugging a warm energy drink. Fast, lofi riffs played over some super punky drums that are way too catchy for how irregular and quick changing they are. The vocals are really blown out and intentionally grating too, which matches the EP's DIY hardcore flavour.

I really loved "Customary Impurity" which fits an insane amount (I counted six) of different punk riffs into 1.5 minutes, each of which could probably be their own song if you build a little more around them. The band moved between all of these different ideas flawlessly, and performs each of them with a lot of synchronicity despite feeling really unbounded and raw.

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rec me any album

>>68349908

The Index - Black Album

Why the sad animu girl?

>>68349908
sadboi? ;_;
Greg Ashley - Medicine Fuck Dream

>>68349908
Pink Frued - Zawijasy

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>>68349971
>>68349975
>>68349985
thanks for the recs

I like this picture

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>>68349908
pic related

>>68349620
"Lost in the sauce but a nigga still stirring" is probably one of my favorite lines on the whole album, plus the opening director reference lines on each verse are pretty funny

White Lines I found a bit annoying honestly

Are there any other albums similar to Guilty of Everything?

>>68349615
>>68349862
Hospital Bomber was Heavy Heavy Low Low's final contribution to the musical world that left me 100% certain they had the ability to keep getting better. They went from creating slightly above average math/grindcore to alienating their fanbase with their jazz/surf/funk inspired metal album Turtle Nipple and the Toxic Shock. Hospital Bomber may have only been 4 tracks within 5 minutes but they further purified their unique sound to make it without a single flaw.

So, I still wish we had a full album of this material but that's just where the story ends and if you manage to enjoy it then that makes me happy.

Why is ECM Style Jazz so shit?

>>68349908
Taku Sugimoto - Opposite

I wish Only Shallow didn't have that refrain part it's too fast like let me dream Kevin

>>68351190
Its slower down IBM post-jazz electro-grungecore

>>68350837
go through RYM's top shoegaze albums, there's a lot of stuff there i'm sure you'll like.

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What will Animal Collective next album sound like?

>>68352238
[spoiler] bad [/spoiler]

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VHS Head - Trademark Ribbons of Gold (2010)
>IDM

Shockingly good, I came into this expecting little and I got one of the best electronic albums of the decade. The most obvious and immediately memorable thing about this album is its use of samples. It's almost proto-vaporwave in how it chops, screws, or in some way plays with '80s/'90s pop music samples, but it injects the samples with an Aphex Twin-esque energy, while still never forgetting to make the music be danceable as hell. The various sound effects also add quite a bit, with what I think is the pistol sound from GoldenEye appearing on nearly every track. It's far too long, however, with the album running over an hour. Overlong ambient tracks that use these aforementioned sound effects as the base of whole tracks rather than to compliment already great tracks seem to exist just to pad the album's length, and add absolutely nothing interesting by themselves. This can't take away from the bulk of the album /that/ much, so shorten the album by 20 minutes or so and you're left with one of the most inventive and flat-out fun electronic releases in recent memory, keep the length and it sometimes becomes an overly lengthy slog. Luckily, the former mostly wins out.

3.0

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update:
dead man's bones is great, it's funspooky, but not childish (despite the children's choir). it's like when you expect a family movie to be for kids but it is just as enjoyable for adults. really superb october album.
favorite song: My Body's a Zombie for You (seriously fucking love it, wow).
don't I get to pick a listenalong soon? I pick this. everyone who is going to hear it should hear it in october.
thank you, co

bela lugosi's dead is also great. I can't believe I enjoy how it plods along, this kind of thing almost never connects with me. great spookiness.

I love october.

>>68353304
Used to really love that album. Still think aspects of it are really good.
Unfortunately the indie sound has really worn on me the past year and I find myself appreciating it less. :(

However I will give it a spin on halloween cause my friends like it and I got it on spooky orange vinyl ;^)

https://youtu.be/qgbyXe94MOE?t=3m12s

>>68353526
Falling out of love with an album is very sad. I'm getting sadder and sadder to think of the topic more.
Orange vinyl is perfect, I would love too come to your Halloween party

How crazy do gojira shows get? Its my gfs first metal concert and ive never seend them live and want to be close. Pls respond

>>68353986
I've been to a few metal shows, you don't have to worry about anything. Gojira is popular so it'll probably be a big venue with ample security. Just look out for where mosh pits form if you don't want to participate. Stage divers, too.
Metal crowds can look scary, but they're very friendly in my experience. If someone falls in a mosh pit, they are helped up. Everyone is there because they want to have fun. Which you should do, too! Enjoy it anon

>>68353607
haha whaaaaat

collab when??

why do you all listen to music?

I think I'm doing it to fill the void left by me having no artistic skills or genuine interest in my studies and no real emotional depth

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>>68354936
Just found your translation for this and it's been super helpful. Thanks for putting that together man.

Also, this album is phenomenal so far. It's so fucking groovy

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>>68342478
idk pick something
i made this to ask for recs (and also for myself, to think and sort out what i like or don't like anymore and stuff) but my pc got inexplicably slow and i can barely dl or stream anything

>>68355034
yeah sort of

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Gooood morning ^_^
What should I listen today?
Want to write a little review :3

>>68356076
Anal Cunt

>>68355432
Thanks man! The dude who translated it did a pretty good job. I got some other feedback for it and made my last edit to it just a couple weeks ago. Would love to hear your thoughts on it if you have any.

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>>68356115
Which album ?!?

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>>68352273
Truu

>>68356076
listen2 aoty
https://coinlockerkid.bandcamp.com/album/the-salmon-of-doubt

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>>68352238

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>>68356860
Okay, thank you!

>>68349620
Lost is neato, but the beat can get a bit annoying
>>68350837
Tired of Tomorrow duhh
>>68352238
Like music but quirky and mediocre

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happyyyyyy mondaaaayyyy

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>>68357492
What are you even on about?????!?

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>>68358078
today is a 10/10 heh

>>68358078
do you get it

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>>68358105
>>68358134
uh

>>68358155
also it's monday!

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>>68358195
I don't see what you're getting at.

>>68358229
jeeez youre confusing

>>68358195
Where the fuck did monday go?
I don't like mondays

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>fast and bulbous
>thats right the mascara snake, fast and bulbous. and also a tin teardrop
>bulbous, also tapered

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Rec me a nxtlvl dance musec

>>68358305
Good album 'amrite?

>>68358388
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Shq4OCoYCDc

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Changed a few things on my chart because of reasons.

>Savages - Adore Life
They expand on their sound displayed on their debut Silence Yourself, which means the great punchy basslines are still there, but they're a little bit reduced in favor for more atmospheric songs. Jehnny Beth's voice compliments the moody guitar playing well. I just wished they experimented a bit more and added more interesting elements than standard post punk revival, but they are still good at what they're doing. 6/10

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>>68358305
That's right

>>68353304
That rating and review surprise me, but I'm glad you like it

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Come to plug.

>>68359141
>says come plug
>isn't in plug
What le heck guy?

>>68358415
thats stale af

>>68359161
my browser broke :( pls come back :(

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WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT KANYE WEST I THINK THAT HE'S GREAT I THINK HE'S THE BEST

>>68359473
oops where's my trip

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fuken grimes honestly

>>68359535
Is that Tupac?

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Biting Tongues - Libreville
I like it, it's kinda subtle in it's execution but it basically manages to do what The Pop Group wish they could do in these sort of rambling open ended songs (Pop Group are shite fite me)

Swirlies - Blonder Tongue Audio Baton
less enthused with this than their follow-up, but it definitely has highlights, second half is way better than the first

>>68359535
g e n e s i s
>>68359473
this album sucks daily

>>68355451
will probably do a chart later with some of the stuff here and relgob's recs
>>68359598
tupac aliv numbr 1 in barcelona making fast jest king of rap 2k02 (200002)

My MacBook is acting very weird right now, it just shuts down randomly as if I'd pressed the power button. I just formatted the drive too.

Probably something hardware related, it seems to happen when I put some pressure on the man body. Also covering the IR receiver and turning off remote controls seemed to help a bit (very, very weird). It's almost as if someone stood in my room beaming the computer with a remote. Fucking ghosts man, I'm telling you.

>>68360131
So it happened again. I flipped it over and pushed a bit on the back, and it felt sort of squishy. Odd. Decided to open it up, maybe the back plate is touching the main board and shorting it or something? I could just put some insulation there.

Well it turns out one of the RAM sticks had pushed itself out somehow, and was just barely making contact. What the fuck.

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>>68360213
Call Steve Jobs and tell him his craftsmanship is sloppy and he should be ashamed

>>68360213
is it working now my friend?

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bumpity

Why is there so much marina on here today
They never put her name in so my filters don't fucking work

so do people like actually like grimes unironically

>>68362087
Does anyone do anything to anything unironically?

>>68362110
is there a worse place to ask that question than boards.4chan.org/mu/?

>>68362172
boards.4chan.org/tv/

>>68362110
I do things unironically ironically.

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>>68362527

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good to go

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What are your favourite live albums /daily/?

>>68362598

that is one aesthetic chart

Here and Now - Give and Take (1978)
>progressive rock, space rock

Decent prog, sorta like Gong filtered through '70s punk, with some flouncy Jethro Tull-esque woodwinds thrown in. Punk is done a whole load better than prog here, when the band taps into an energetic, heavy punk sound like on the opener "What You See Is What You Get" (at least after a terrible introduction), it's really cool, the vocals are delivered wonderfully and insistently, the drumming is great, and the riffs are catchy while still retaining a certain heaviness to them. When they start to experiment more with their prog sound, however, the album starts to become an exercise in just how unbearably ostentatious a prog album can get. They obviously take a lot of influence from the British prog bands of the late '60s and early '70s, but do so without taking any of the songwriting talent, and only some of the instrumental skills. They're wanking without the ability to really wank, to use a really shitty metaphor. There's some nice electronic soundscaping in the back of a lot of tracks, and the 11-minute "Improvisation" has some badass guitar work, but outside of the more straight-up spacey punk bits this is merely a footnote in the canon of prog. Still worth a listen.

2.5-

(1/2)

>>68362676
too lazy to make a chart
Swans - Public Castration, Swans Are Dead and The Gate
that one fish
Daft Punk - Alive 2007
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - 05.14.03: Nantes, France, Live at Mohawk and Live at Markthalle
Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Primal Scream - Screamadelica, Live
Zappa - Roxy & Elsewhere
the "last" concert by LCD Soundsystem but is basically the best of their discography live

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>>68362933
Lard Free - Gilbert Artman's Lard Free (1973)
>avant-prog

Lard Free experiments with so many styles here: jazz, krautrock, progressive electronics, but never melds any of these styles together, each style only gets its time to shine on indvidual tracks, making the album as a whole a disjointed mess. The only sense of consistency here lies in Artman's steady, lively drumming, which lies down the base for all these different genre experiments. "12 ou 13 juillet que je sais d'elle" is probably the album's best track, every single style here is put into one supremely fucked up, off-the-wall song, with frenetic electronic bleeps eventually leading into a disjointed, dirgy free jazz track. The rest ranges from pretty decent to downright forgettable, "Acide framboise" lays down a good groove that serves as the base for some interesting guitar solos, but following that is "Livarot respiration", a standard, bland jazz tracks. It's a really frustrating album, never truly reaching it's full potential, but it's interesting, and when it occasionally focuses and puts together all of it's separate elements, it's pretty brilliant.

(2/2)

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>>68362676
I get the feeling I'm forgetting something.
(complete sessions too, if you don't like it fight me)
>>68362901
ty

>>68362676
excluding '77 live, and the ambulance died in his arms, and 98.12.28 because those are too obvious

Khamis El Fino Ali - Music for the Classical Oud
Albert Ayler - Albert Ayler in Greenwich Village
Sweet Emma Barrett - And Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The Bulgarian Voices »Angelite« feat. Huun-Huur-Tu, Sergey Starostin & Mikhail Alperin - Fly, Fly My Sadness
John Coltrane - The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording
Electric Masada - At the Mountains of Madness
Bill Evans - The Complete Live at the Village Vanguard 1961
John Fahey - The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
Tig Notaro - Live (if this counts)
George Russell - Electronic Sonata for Souls Loved by Nature

>>68363018
I should have Daikanjyo in mine.
The '64 Europe tour with Dolphy is best live Mingus btw.

>>68363203
Cornell 64? I haven't listened to it in a lot, I really liked it back then however.

>>68363299
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/charles_mingus/the-great-concert-of-charles-mingus/
Recorded in Paris I believe.

>>68363362
That one I haven't listened yet. I wanted to get done with his live albums so I listened Mingus in wonderland a few days ago and I would have continued this task if my headphones had not broke.
Anyway, with Jordan and Byard in addition to Mingus and Dolphy I'm sure it's a stellar record. I'll look forward to it.

>>68362676
ABBA LIVE was one of my first albums

>>68362598
Sweet!

Opinions on new Blank Banshee?

>>68363477
How did they break?

>>68363601
Mine was Nihilist Spasm Band, why the fuck do you even post here smfh.

>>68364004
aye
>>68364204
right side don't work no more after time
programmed obsolescence I guess

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I still need recs from good friend rodriguez, letov, and woolite. Here's an updated chart on what i like.

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Vomir & Yoshihiro Kikuchi - Collaboration (2015)
>harsh noise wall

It really does take a lot for harsh noise wall to be interesting, and this doesn't hit the mark. It's not a pure blast of noise, like The Rita, but it's repetitive, lazy, and awful in it's own right. A three second segment starts off each track, and then that three second segment is repeated ad nauseum, with no variation whatsoever. The slight black metal influence with the guitars is a decent touch, and I guess it gets pretty hypnotic at times, but this is just /lazy/ music. It does nothing interesting besides blowing out speakers, something good music can definitely do too.

0.5

>>68364888
fucking GOAT indie rock taste

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>>68364999
Thanks dude!

>>68360501
Yes.

>>68360579
It is.

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>>68362676
narrowed mine down a bit, also not including field recording type deals and classical/modern classical recordings

>>68362676
>>68363113
>>68365252
oh yeah nation time as well

i always forget that's a live album

>>68364204
I got it when I was 4 for christmas

>>68365722
delete this

>>68364888
Sibylle Bayer - Colour Green

Also this chart is awesome. I'll have to check out some more of the albums on here cause I really dig your taste

>>68365748
stop trying to silence women of color

>>68365722
>implying i have friends

>>68364888

>>68342244

>>68365789
shut up bitch nigga

>>68366125
this

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Last African artists from Blacktober:

>Coulibaly Tidiani et l'authentique Dafra Star de Bobo Dioulasso • s/t (1976)
2.0
Mande music from Burkina Faso: not fan of the singing part (quickly annoying), but the music itself (orchestral brass parts, and plucked strings?) is pretty. The A-side is a 20-minutes interesting long track sung in French about the recent independence.

>Ama Maïga • Une Flèche Malienne (1984)
3.5
Highly melodic Malian music mixing afropop & more traditional things, with diverse influences: reggae on #1, afrofunk on #2 & #3 (but still quite different from the usual afrofunk/afrobeat from Nigeria). The 4th track is a slow (dated) ballad with sad arpeggios. Ama Maïga voice shines with the help of a tight funky band (session men met at Paris during the recording) using guitars, kora & brass instruments.

>Ballaké Sissoko • At Peace (2013)
4.5
More amazing kora arpeggios, similar to Toumani Diabaté (they have released 'New ancient strings' together in 1999).

>>68365767
Thanks for the rec
>>68342244
Whoops i totally missed this, thanks

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>>68366265
>the entire, thousands of years old musical traditions of the world's second most populous continent that takes up 20% of the Earth's land area gets fewer albums than black American pop music that had its peak in the 1950s and 60s
wew

>>68366855
trad sucks get over it you nerd

>>68367323
Oh no you din't

when will i find a qt gf who will listen to telstar drugs(rip) and fishmans with me

>>68367813
Just go to any social gathering. Shouldn't be hard finding a girl with such shit taste. They're so abundant even one who would bang you is likely to exist at any venue for social activities.

>>68367855
I'm hot tho,

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>>68367855
nigga you look like you smell like cum

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>>68367863
Then why are you having such a hard time finding a gf?

>>68367908
That's oddly specific

>>68367922
im not really trying I'm just waiting for a guide to take me by the hand and by guide i mean qt gf who will listen to telstar drugs(rip) and fish mans with me

>>68367855
>>68366855
You can tell how good of a mood hampus is in by the severity of his insults

It's looking like a great day for him

(Still hoping you get around to that aisha Ali trad album one day)

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>>68368055
>(Still hoping you get around to that aisha Ali trad album one day)

>>68368052
I was in the same spot as you but I defied the odds and got a gf with out really trying. But 99% of the time that's not going to happen and you need to make some kind of effort.

>>68368149
pffffffffffffffffffff

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>>68356860
Is good ^.^

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>>68368052
>implying someone who doesn't leave their house and doesn't secrete self confidence is hot
>mfw he thinks girls think physical appearance is the most important thing

>>68368243
>implying i don't leave my house
>implying i have a house
>implying i don't secrete lots of things on a daily basis
>implying i think anything

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>>68368346
>not responding with a funny frog picture
Step your game up. No wonder you don't have a qtgf with shit taste.

>>68368392
i don't have room on my laptop for funny frog pictures, only math punk and minimalism

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guys listen to james ferraro

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>>68368474
How embarrassing.

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>>68368474
Wow, that is awful.

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>>68368538
>>68368560
thanks for your support, have a picture

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Quality bantz today, daily. Keep it up and maybe we won't be /dead/ all the time

>>68368755
you're welcome, i am Single Handedly Daily's Savior

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>>68368869
Get real, he obviously meant me.

>>68369045
did you not read my post?
it says "Single Handedly", there are capital letters,

The press, the machine, the railway, the telegraph are premises whose thousand-year conclusion no one has yet dared to draw.

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>>68369261
might I propose shitposting about music on an online japanese cartoon forum?

>>68369343
My gf really likes that album

>>68369404
Good taste

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Lonnie Holley - Just Before Music (2012)
>psychedelic soul

The comparisons to Arthur Russell's World of Echo are definitely just, with Holley's ultra-minimalistic, spacey sound coming shockingly close to encapsulating the singular sound of Russell's opus. Holley's vocals also come close to mimicking Russell's mumbly, sophisticated style of singing, especially on the track "Here I Stand Knocking at Your Door", albeit with a lot more of a soulful inflection. Mostly, Holley's work is pretty great, he sings with a lot of passion and the instrumentals compliment the vocals perfectly, in their own cheap little manner. The major issue is that this style does not lend itself well to /ultra/ long tracks. The two 13-minute long tracks are cutting it close, the 25-minute track is just absolute overkill. The basic sound itself is still great, but the songs themselves wear incredibly thin around the 10-minute mark. Some editing could make this a modern classic, but as it stands it's far too bloated.

3.0-

heRajiKa Tracks - Love Universal (2011)
>instrumental hip hop

Your standard Soundcloud/Bandcamp beat tape, pleasant enough but absolutely nothing to write home about. Most instrumental hip hop I like works well on it's own as well as sounding perfect with vocals on top of it, this seems like it would only really work with a rapper over it, the beats are just bland and boring by themselves. It's got something of an early Kanye-esque sense of pure joy and hopefulness to it, with a lot of cut-up soul and gospel samples, but they're executed poorly and the whole tape just sounds cheap. It's enjoyable enough, and the beats would certainly be decent if rapped over, but as a standalone album it's bland and tedious.

2.0-

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>>68349908

he sparklesth, shimmersth, shinesth

posting twice in a row to say that built to spill would be great if their singer didn't sound like he does

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>>68370806
Thems fightin words

>>68370806
>>68370568
modest mouse is just built to spill with better vocals, percussion, and lyrics

>>68370939
he sounds like the guy from blink 182
>>68370971
i like built to spill's use of guitar better

what the fuck do you call those things in music players where these fancy particle graphics react to the music you're playing?!?!

the name for them completely escapes me.

please help.

>>68371039
visualizer

>>68370806
>>68370971
>>68371019
MM has greater highs (and obviously better percussion/lyrics), but built to spill is more consistent, and I do like their guitar work more.

>>68371019
I think their guitar work is on par with MM, and I still really enjoy Built to Spill's lyrics. I just think MM does it a bit better.

>>68371062
>>68371047
to me, built to spill's stuff is a lot more airy and spacious compared to how dense and jagged mm's stuff gets at least pre moon and antarctica

i've been listening to both a lot lately because i wanna understand the love for them and i think i do to some extent

>>68371108
yeah, i don't even really know why they're compared so often, BtS are much more post-rocky, MM's early stuff is very much punk and emo.

i guess TM&A is pretty heavily BtS influenced.

>>68370806
>>68370971
vintage jangle meme
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S66697697#p66699221

>>68371364
classic jangle,

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>>68371364
>fresh jangle meme

;^)

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Ritual is a pretty frustrating. Fire! Orchestra had hit a stride of brilliance on the track "Exit Part One", but they can't seem to emulate the pure genius that was put into it in later works. For fans of Swedish Jazz, "The National Anthem" by Radiohead, and Joanna Newsom.

The next release was a single by the band "The Hated". I hated it. For fans of limp-dicked emos whining over an uninteresting guitar performance.

>>68372251
Goddammit

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Telstar Ponies - In the Space of a Few Minutes (1995)
>indie rock

Spacey indie rock, and in the theme of recent discussions here, pretty similar to Built to Spill. It's got a noisy edge to it that I like a lot, soft, instrumental passages are often interrupted with bursts of overdriven guitars, creating a really nice sense of dynamics. The /much/ softer tracks like "Moon, Don't Come Up Tonight" and "I Still Believe in Christmas Trees" are a bit overbearingly twee, and a song like "Not Even Starcrossed" shows off the album's frankly awful vocals, hurting the track as a whole, but they balance these negative aspects with fucking /awesome/ aspects wonderfully. The drum beat on "Lugengeschichte" proves that motorik can make anything amazing (really, it's the best damn drum beat ever), and "Her Name" is wonderfully cathartic. Pretty damn good album, not sure how it's so under the radar.

3.0+

BusRatch - Memorium (2002)
>turntable music

Two dudes fucking around with a turntable for 45 minutes. It's occasionally cool, and always really ominous and creepy, but sometimes it's a bit irritating. The album is at it's best when various sound effects are mashed together to create an overbearing, powerful, oppressive wall of noise, but it suffers a lot when these same sound effects are focused upon individually. They lose all weight and power when taken on their own, just becoming irritating and kinda lazy, for lack of a better word. A perfect scary listen for this season, but it has it's fair share of flaws.

2.5+

Is this the thread where I can ask questions that don't need a thread?

>>68372512
go ahead! i'm sure someone here will answer.

>>68372632
Okay thank you!

I'm looking for songs similar to this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3CQRbfauyE
I tried looking for acid jazz music but only found uninspiring tunes. Spotify is almost useless in that regard.

>>68372723
the drums are pure drum and bass/jungle, so here are some releases in that style I like:

DJ Jeffee-Jungle Spliff
Gachet-Elite Sounds
Jacob's Optical Stairway-Jacob's Optical Stairway
Remarc-Sound Murderer
T Power-The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind
Various Artists-Rumble in the Jungle

they're all mostly jungle, so they're more aggressive, but that drum style is still there.

that track is also totally nu jazz with the horns mixed with the drums. I don't know anything about nu jazz, but Amon Tobin and Herbert are big artists in that style. Herbert especially sounds a lot like that song.

>>68372723
>>68373106
and yeah, acid jazz is more like Jamiroquai and bands like that, you definitely wanna look into nu jazz, and jazzstep maybe.

>>68373106
>>68373138
Wow! Thank you so much. I'll go listen to them right now and report back.

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Goddammit I'm starting to really get into Minor Threat.
I can already feel a dorsal fin sprouting to the surface.

Goodnight for now dailers, no Coltrane reviews ever I guess.

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Gotta love it when your internet goes out for two days. I have three really brief write ups of the albums I had for the days I was off the grid.

toe - Hear You

I found this to be an underwhelming version of what this already did in their older albums. There are still some beautiful moments and really cool riffs, but I found the majority of this thing to super dull. They seem to be going for a "chill" sound that just ends up being boring.

4.5/10

Uchu Conbini - 月の反射でみてた

This band's first album is one of my favorite emo albums, and one of my absolute favorites to come out of Japan. I listened to this back when it was released and was really underwhelmed, but a revisit really helped me enjoy it more. The band toys with more instrumental content on here, and it definitely works. The vocals are still fucking beautiful, and track 4 is probably one of my favorites from the band now. Check this band's whole discog out if you're into classic midwest-style emo.

7.5/10

Acid Mother's Temple - La Novia

I'm going to guess that most of the posters in here have heard this thing. I've listened to it in the background a few times, but this is my first time really sitting down and focusing on the music. There is some incredible stuff on here. The 40 minute title track is absolutely incredible. It's one of the most intoxicating pieces of musical psychedelia I have experienced. The rest of the album is very cool as well, but pales in comparison to the centerpiece. The final track is still an awesome crescendo focused piece. If this album was only the title track, it would maybe be a 10/10.

8.5/10

Can anyone post a recent version of the /daily/ essentials chart? I'm trying to find an album that I remember almost nothing about, but that chart was where I initially found it

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>He made this when he was 20

Pretty impressed with this so far desu

>>68373824
I wish. I've been marking which ones I've heard and I forgot to keep the original :/

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>>68373824
>>68374087

say no more senpai

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>>68374111
>there are people who like long season but haven't heard 98.12.28 男達の別れ

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>>68374111
Gracias

>>68374570
That was me until today. Regret not getting to it sooner, it's so damn good

>>68367908
pic nearly made me spit out some tea I was drinking.

>>68373698
>love for Uchu Conbini and La Novia in the same post
heck yeah. I really really like their other EP too. The dude from Uchu Conbini is coming out with a mini album in a couple months and I really hope it doesn't get passed up:
http://jyocho.com/

>>68374744
hell yeah

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PANNED

>>68375021
>Their latest [release], however, has little effect on their legacy and lapses into pandering, embarrassing lyrical misfires.

>Revolution Radio feels like the product of three people committed to making the idea of a Green Day record in 2016, but with reduced abilities and without direction.

Yikes. Was anyone expecting a decent Green Day album in 2016 though?

>>68375199
i wonder how kanzler feels about it

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I mean like wow

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Thought? Imo its their best album.

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VA - Cold Waves and Minimal Electronics Vol. 1
>Minimal Synth, Coldwave, Synthpop
A very well constructed compilation of many lesser known minimal wave artists from across Europe. This is one of those records where I went in not knowing a single artist that was billed and left wanting to hear more of each and every one (for the most part).
What is presented on this album is an assortment of shoulda-been hit club singles for all those depressed and cynical 80's goths.
If you've heard The Units, or New Order, or Solid Space, you should have a good idea of what this music sounds like; minimal repetitive synth lines, snappy drum machines, and gloomy vocals. A lot of the songs on this album do follow the same pattern and sound pretty similar to each other.
However, this is the cream of the crop when it comes to minimal wave. Almost every song is fucking catchy, groovy, and just makes you want to snort some coke and go dance.
Y'know, 80's stuff.
A few songs here or there lack that essential beat to get you goin', but those are few and far between.

**

[1/2]

>>68377105
John Fahey & Cul De Sac - The Epiphany of Glenn Jones
>Avant Folk, Drone, Spoken Word, Musique Concrete, American Primitivism
Like most late period Fahey, it has its goods and its bads. I will say that this record has probably the most fully realized sound of all his later experiments. But it still manages to falter at a few crucial points.
The record starts out with a spectacular 3 song run of excellent material. Shifting from Avant-folk to Sound Collages to psychedelic improv, it's surprising this constant indecisiveness works so well in each case. The "Gamelan" collage pieces work incredibly, harking back to Fahey's experiments in the 60s on albums like Days Have Gone By. All in all the drone and electronic pieces mesh together very well with Fahey's unconventional guitar melodies. I even enjoyed the slightly humourous spoken word piece "More Nothing" (however I thought "Nothing" overstayed its welcome and was not nearly as charming).
The biggest place this album fails though, other than the closer, is in the short blues interludes. "Short" being relative to the other song lengths.
They felt completely out of place in this weird, dark, avant-garde atmosphere that the rest of the record does a pretty good job maintaining.
They aren't even particularly good blues pieces, they are completely marred by Cul De Sac needlessly trying to force in drumming or bass accompaniment that just doesn't blend well.

*

[2/3?]

>>68377201
Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce
>Latin Jazz, Mambo, Boogaloo
This record starts out very promising with the fiery titular track, sneaking in some very obvious mambo and boogaloo influence on the first few tracks. Once it gets into the meat of the album and sheds its afro-cuban skin, my interest wanes a little as it becomes sort of just another Cal Tjader record.
That's not to say it's bad or disappointing in the least. Tjader is of course killing it on the vibes, somehow managing to turn the cool instrument into one of intense passion on the mambo tracks.
And they sure do play the room well. The reverb on this record is so fucking good, the congas are just bouncing off the walls.

*

>>68377201
:D

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>>68373698
I'm going to see Acid Mothers Temple live in about a week. I'm hyped even though I haven't heard a single album from them. Is it justified?

>>68378315
No

>>68373348
no prob! hope you like em.

>>68377201
I've really gotta listen to this

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bump

I think I might trying to make my own potato chips tonight.

>>68380235
Good, maybe you'll choke on one

>>68380649
p rude
>>68380235
nobody cares

>>68380741
I care :3

>>68380764
you don't c(o)unt

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>>68380789
But I do though.

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http://www.strawpoll.me/11408346

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http://www.strawpoll.me/11408414

>>68380913
paypal is noice tho

>>68380649
RUDE

Did a short break, back for now I think
listenalong probably died, sorry :/
Gonna celebrate my return with the new Green Day album

>>68380649
Rude

>>68341795
That picture is just a Kikepedia hoax.

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>>68381713

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Dirty Beaches - Drifters // Love is the Devil
This was occasionally excellent, this dude has this really meaty synth-punk thing going on, everything sounds kinda like it's underwater... so it works when it wants to, unfortunately there is far too much blubber on these songs to warrant anything above a 6, am interested to see whether or not the guy can tighten up the screws in the future...

Pelt - Brown Cyclopaedia
Really great, less immediately drugs than Ayahuasca, more of the kind of downbeat post-hardcore you'd hear out of US Maple, but it pulls it off really well gotta be honest with you, can't wait to pull this out on a tourney because it has great rigging potential

Fugazi - In On the Killtaker
pretty legit, not gonna lie... pretty relentless throughout although Facet Squared, Sweet and Low and Great Cop were definate highlights
It's really well sequenced as well, like it's something I would listen to all the way through multiple times without skipping kinda like the uh... Blink 183 Greatest Hits album
It's fucking Fugazi, you know that it's good

Sightings - Arrived in Gold
Kinda bullshit, I know what they're tryna do, but it's less Sonic Youth and more formless, tasteless mush

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definitely nothing revolutionary, quite similar approach to the Uno Dos Tre series, particularly Tre, which was my favourite of the three
they aren't going for the opera-dramatic style, but instead try to go back to their roots and fortunately not succeeding, continuing a streak
not all songs deliver tho, I miss highpoints and catchy tunes, but these will probably come with repeated listen, the ballady elements are weaker here than usual, opener and closer are especially disappointing
there's alot of energy in this, so I hope they make an accompanying live album for it, I'm sure that would top the studio one
best one: Forever Now

Does anyone here have a link for Soul's True Love? slsk is acting up on me.

>>68382920
https://mega.nz/#!1gpjQYyY!pwwjOXHm1UYXGmVxhNEVgelehnmYG8JI3VEBpYRoxmo
fresh from the archive

>>68382970
this is flac, i need mp3 because i'm locked into itunes right now :-\

>>68382998
oh, I don't have one then
aren't there converters?

>>68362676
>no Live/Dead

>>68372271
I agree with you on the fact that it is frustrating, but I'd say they are instead trying too hard to emulate what made their past albums so great. The vocals are more exaggerated, the noisy moments are noisier... and in the end it all feels kind of bland.

>>68377201
have you ever listened to Cul de Sac alone though? They are an excellent post-rock band

>>68382103
oh Tuco did you finish the metal chart in the end? I was really curious

>>68383267
I didn't but it's still on the cards, will do it after I feel better about these 4 3000 word essays breathing down my neck

>>68383149
yeah, working on it now, was just checking if anyone had an mp3 link

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Why does daily deitify a psychoanalyst (moran)?

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>>68383889
Who?

>>68383889
we like to meme

>>68372251
your friends shirts are hella gay

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Started with orkblut cus it's short. Six of eleven tracks here are pretty brief and rarely exceed the minute mark. Those are mostly acoustic and serve as interludes for the rest of the songs. They're pretty, but I don't like how the album switches between them and black metal, and I'd rather have only one of those styles because the record is already pretty short to be fragmented in two.
>>68383889
Never really looked into this guy, why does he get memed around so much?

>>68384367
To be fair we were on mushrooms so they were pretty rad that day.
But thanks bitch I'll let them know. <3

>>68384658
he's some kind of anti-capitalist idiot

>>68370806
Keep It Like a Secret is great tier indie rock while although Perfect From Now On is more interesting as far as indie rock goes it doesnt do what it sets out to do quite as well.


>>68370971
The Lonesome Crowded West and the album before it are both its great if you heard it growing up core

>>68372251
>>68372361
tell the guy to the left of you to cut his hair

>>68384658
he talks funny and sniffs a lot

A daily thread 2 days old, wew.

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"Excuse me miss, hey girl, I saw you walking on this little street, strictly for fit. I want only tell you that I was impressed by the color of your long jacket: I think that the choice of a color for a girl is more important than the somatical beauty, because you can choose the color of your clothes, but you can’t choose the shape of your nose. I love your human side, that is best expressed in this warm yellow."

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Funny looking animal.

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>>68385809
Yes, here also.

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>>68385809

>>68385892
Get this normal seminal off my board.

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>>68385984
>Implying its normal

>>68385892
Get this normal animal off my board.

>>68385997
It's a photoshop of a normal animal

>>68385660
<3<3<3

>>68381373
welcome back!
listenalong died, yes

>>68383889
I think you mean /lit/

Help me lads
I'm at a McDonald's 2 hours away from home and need two or three albums to download off spotify before I hit the road

If you would be so kind...

>>68387018
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...

>>68387018
v/a - Sacred Guitar & Violin Music of the Modern Aztecs

>>68387056
Thank you...

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>>68387018
first things on my mind are this or melvins - stoner witch

>>68387018

Le Mystère des voix bulgares - Le mystère des voix bulgares : volume 1

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I feel bad giving out three high ratings in such a short time, but there is so much high RYM rating content on here.

Keiji Haino - Koko

What a fantastically simple piece of music. I'm a massive fan of Keiji, much like many others here, but I somehow managed to miss that this album existed. I'm actually pissed I didn't listen to this to begin my Haino journey, as it is a fantastic introduction to his range of work. It's probably the most accessible Keiji piece I've heard, bearing many pleasant similarities to the work of many ethereal post-rock bands. Keiji's vocals really shine in the second half, and the noisy end segment was a perfect finishing touch after 20 minutes of being soaked in lush guitar.

9/10

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>>68387644
In like a year you will discover Keiji is a hack

>>68386780
Thanks
maybe I'll try to revive it, but not this week

>>68387932
GHHAh

>>68387932
h a u h

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DOES

wew. just finish this thread already
rec me something to listen to for tomorrow
preferably from 2016

>>68389379
Jefre Cantu Ledesma and Felicia Atkinson - Comme Un Seul Narcisse

really cool piece of sound collage, one of my favorites of the year

>>68389379
Skepta - Konnichiwa

>>68389379
clear spot - brain melange bench press

>>68388264
i enjoy the music, sorry if you disagree

>>68389538

Do not mind him, he only likes Sun Ra and FKA Twigs.

>>68389494
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>>68389391
cool, thanks!

guess I'll make a mini-chart with these
so I'd need 1 or 3 more

How's this for a shitpost?

>>68389813
meh, not your best one, try again

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>>68389813
seen better

>>68389813
1.5-

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>>68389859
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>>68389905
sorry

if /daily/ was a pokemon what pokemon would /daily/ be? hint: it's a pokemon

>>68389994
trubbish