/daily/ It's Fucking /daily/ Edition

>>68847057
>>68847101
chapter 9

I think peter brotzmann is a pretty cool guy. Eh blows the jazz real hard and doesn't afraid of anything

>>68847306
Chapter 10

Onkyo.

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>>68847310

>>68847409
This makes me happy.

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Eyyyy I found a freeform chart from literally months ago.

~~Jangle Quickies™~~

Bukka White - The Complete Sessions 1930-1940
>Delta Blues
Good but just shy of great. Sounds very samey and struggles to make a definitive individual statement. His guitar work is good but doesn't strike that emotional chord as effectively as his contemporaries.
6.5 /10

Eugene Chadbourne - Vol 1: Solo Acoustic Guitar
>Free Improvisation
Crazy solo guitar improv. Fucky sounds that defy the instrument. Yes please.
7.5 /10

Quasi - American Gong
>Fag Indie
Gross, lol.
Abysmal lyrics, and reeeally trying to shoehorn that lo-fi noise aesthetic into shitty pop songs.
3.0 /10

>>68847433
Jangle you are a creature of great beauty, and should never hide

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>>68847751

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The Blind Willie Johnson comp listen and review are long overdue

>Blind Willie Nelson - The Complete Blind Willie Nelson
The first few songs are a bit samey—blues with trailing, string-bent guitars and a gravely voice—but he soon breaks out into a surprisingly expressive and dynamic range of singing and playing. I can’t get enough of those moments when he switches from his hoarse almost-overtoned rasping to his beautiful, hearty singing voice. He can make the switch on a dime, and when it hits it’s so potent. He does it nearly every song it never gets old.

Both discs are amazing, but the first has a slight edge on the second. The second is noticeably softer and has a little more traditional pop appeal. It’s almost folky at times too. The whole shebang overstays its welcome a bit, but such is the nature of the complete artist discography compilation. There are amazing moments aplenty scattered pretty evenly throughout.

I went in with high expectations and they were met.
>8/10

>>68847795
yes you

>>68847828
This is bullshit. I swear I listened to this album on my own accord, and now every fucking /daily/ member is listening to it and writing reviews within days.
Have we synced up like chicks with their periods?
What the fuck is this place??

>>68847931

One of us!
One of us!
One of us!

>>68847931
I get a good chunk of my recs secondhand from daily.

I was also under the impression that this was a long-time, all-time favorite of nat's.

>>68847931
>What the fuck is this place??
A meme.

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>Cubs won the world series

What's some good music for imminent apocalypse?

>>68847931
I saw it on your chart (or at least someone's) recently, liked the review and decided to check it out. I usually scope out other /daily/ charts when looking for good music.

>>68847992
That game was so fucking ridiculous. Probably the most entertained I've ever been watching baseball.

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>>68847828
>>68847931
>everyone is slowly admitting that fishcore is bestcore

all according to plan...

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>>68848050
next thing you know, people will start acting like the golden record isn't a total meme

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>>68848109
never!! >:^0

>>68847931
Blind Willie Johnson is essential cuntry blues
Don't get butthurt
Also not even best comp of his ;^)

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Is this a masterpiece of modern music?

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>>68835197
Both

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>Melt-Banana - Fetch
I just really couldn't get into this album. I liked some of the noisy parts and the part when it transitioned into an ambient track was pretty neat. Also the glitchy electronic manipulations made the guitar part a bit more interesting. While the vocal delivery had a unique sound to it, the album started to sound the same after just a few songs. I actually didn't realize it was in english until almost the end. yellow circle/10

Good morning ^_^

>>68847282
:{}

>>68848050
>blind willie
>fishcore
Lmao

>>68850569
:{}

Quick, post things that can be semi-trolleristic but still interesting to make into an infographic.

>>68850871
what if you made like "the difference between good and bad music" and then you put music that people generally think of as good in the bad section wouldn't that be hilarious

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>>68850895
What a hilarious and innovative concept!

>>68850918
thank you

>>68850871
Streaming vs Downloads
CD vs Records vs Digital
Electronic Music genres
Objectivity of music

>>68847931
>he wasn't self-aware for all this fucking time

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Going there, pretty hyped

Will this give me mad poseur cred if I see everything?

>>68850962
lol no

>>68851039
:(
It's only half the fun then!

>>68850962
which artists are you looking forward to the most?

also the poster makes it look like a festival audioslave and incubus would play at in like 2004

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i've been /daily/posting for 2 whole years now, what a world

and to answer Natkingcole, yes, much of the art I put on snapchat is for my oil painting class. flattered you like it!

>>68851117
DAF and Of the Wand and the Moon mainly
Psychic TV and Burial Hex will hopefully be great too
Not sure how Ramleh works in a live settting

>>68851301
>Discipline
>3.5
This never gets old

Also did you explore EN's discography?

>>68851301
tilted

>>68851342
>This never gets old
Never gets wrong, either

And I listened to Halber Mensch, but I preferred Tabula Rasa, so I stopped digging

>>68851380
>Never gets wrong, either
Yeah, because it was wrong from the beginning
>And I listened to Halber Mensch, but I preferred Tabula Rasa, so I stopped digging
At least try out Silence is Sexy then, or the Brussels live album

>>68847964
it's been a top 10 favorite of mine for like a year, yeah. glad you liked it!

>>68851301
sicc, you've got a great style.

going to see Idiot Glee this sunday yayyy
(last concert I attended to was in 2 months ago.. i missed that)

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So I finally gave this cocksucker a listen

>Bon Iver - 22, a Million
I went in with mixed expectations on this. On one hand, I really enjoyed the first two singles. On the other hand, everyone says this album blows. And I’m kind of inclined to agree with the latter.

It’s weird, usually pointless “folktronica” or art pop—pick your poison—that starts off promising, but never builds into or amounts to anything. A lot of the tracks are pleasant enough, so I guess they’re kind of ambient in that way (better listened to passively), but too often will the album pull you out of it to try and fail at something. Like the mostly solo vocal “8 (circle)” which might have been some kind of ballad. The clear, largely un-autotuned vocals were supposed to cut through the album and stand out I guess? Anyway, it sounds like fucking 2015 Coldplay.

I can actually admire Justin’s efforts to branch out from heartfelt indie folk rock, because I don’t think he’s feeling it, and it’s a played out genre anyway. But it’s a bit of being stuck between a rock and a hard place, because the mature “electronic” album (see: Kid A, Age of Adz, the list could go on…) is probably just as played out. And this album isn’t really doing the trend much service. While the soul influences smattered on the first song were promising, they rarely resurface. If he pursued that, I might’ve been a bit more interested.

Also the pseudo-cryptic bullshit marketing for the album pissed me off. Like, don’t focus on the lyrics, Justin. The lyrics are trash. Just don’t even.

At only 34 minutes, it shouldn’t be difficult to avoid boring the listener, and yet…
>5/10

>>68847931

I don't think it's that obscure m8

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thank you whoever played this in plug yesterday btw

jams

just listen to this shit
>https://youtu.be/p5JxpUuMcFs

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Willie Nelson - Phases And Stages
Never heard a whole Willie Nelson album, mostly just pieces and bits, and I'm not disappointed. Kinda want to check out more country music tbqh.

John Cale - Music For A New Society
I really liked the beginning, but it gradually was getting boring for me idk. Maybe I will like it more on a relisten.

>>68853102
Blind Willie Nelson?

>>68853112
best willie nelson

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>>68853112
Dammit

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>>68853112
pic related

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Dispepsi is probably the best pop album about soda ever.

Could probably write about "what's their message? Do they not like advertizing? Capitalism? What's their endgame?" but no one wants to hear that.

Unironically liked a lot of the pop tunes on here, but the addition of the spoken word about Pepsi doesn't really mesh well, and certainly doesn't have the same impact as "escape from noise."

Not underrated, but definitely unchecked. Would rec to anyone who doesn't think telling the same joke for an entire album gets old fast, or anyone that enjoyed Escape From Noise in any capacity.

6

>>68848636
boo >:(

jk it's definitely not something that's for everyone. They put on a damn good show though. One of the best concerts I've ever been to was a Melt Banana show. If they're near you don't pass them up.

>>68850569
yeh

>>68850574
is this the jimmy jazz emoji

I was sure it was the poop one but whatever ;))))))))))))))))))))))))

>>68851301
your paintings are pretty cool

can I have one?

>>68853487
should add I really dug a lot of the Pepsi-related humor here, I just thought it got old fast. "Would've been better as an EP" is a fucking stupid-ass non-review I've seen a million times but I honestly think there was really no way to make this concept not tired almost immediately. I say something dumb like "hurr good concept but the execution was bad hurhur" but I'm only sort of a hack. The concept was hecked from the beginning.

Really craving a nice, crisp, refreshing taste of a Pepsi(TM) for some reason...

>>68853563
>I say something dumb like
*I COULD say something dumb like

I need to not write reviews of soda-related albums at 8AM

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>>68853112

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Rec me your favorite movies (up to 5), I need some stuff to watch

>>68853739
Rush Hour
Rush Hour 2
Rush Hour 3
Lucifer Rising
Rush Hour 4

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>>68853771
I will watch Lucifer Rising out of curiosity for Anger meme

>>68853874
watch any of these you haven't seen I guess:
https://rateyourmusic.com/film_collection/I_AM_FISH/r5.0

I really doubt you haven't seen any of them, and none of them are any good at all, but they ARE my favorites.

>>68853921
Actually I haven't seen any of them, although I've been meaning to watch several ones. Thanks

>>68853739
not my fav but watch Revolutionary Girl Utena: Adolescence Apocalypse imo

>>68853954
yw

luv uu <333

>>68853963
Someone recd me this already, I am going to watch series I guess?

>>68853995
it's not like EoE, it's meant as a standalone movie

>>68853487
>best pop album
Nice pun
>your paintings are pretty cool
Thanks Mr fish
>can I have one?
If you're serious I will sell you one

>>68853739
The Dark Crystal is the best

>>68854432
Can you paint me a pig for $5

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>>68853739

Watch the four meme Parajanov movies everyone likes:

>The Colour of Pomegranates
>Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
>The Legend of Suram Fortress
>Ashik Kerib

All are on rutracker last I checked

Also watch Hausu if you'd like, it's SDCcore but it's very entertaining on top of being very well done from a technical standpoint.

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Topsters won't let me save the chart :(
Not sure if I will continue doing this chart
But I still hope I can fill it until the year is over


Are there any albums coming out in the next two month you are looking forward to?

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>>68854818

Hartyga - Agitator

A studio album of Tuvan meme jazz rock

You should try out their live EP from earlier this year, it's fun.

>>68853874
Scorpio Rising>Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome>>>Lucifer Rising
Honorary mention to Fireworks for being the gayest Anger.

>>68854649
>SDCcore but
What do you mean "but", isn't being Sdcore reason enough to watch it?

>>68852938
this shit dings

>>68854850
>You should try out their live EP from earlier this year, it's fun.
>2 ratings, both from /daily/
nice
also just noticed it's on bandcamp, so I will give that a listen later, thanks!

>>68853463
No, the pic is not related at all. Eat pig shit.

>>68854818
Just copy/paste the album art in and place them haphazardly in paint, then your chart can be as beautiful as mine!
>>68847746

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>>68854997
BIG FUCKEN TOUGH GUY TODAY EH??

>>68854432
name a price my dude.

msg me on snapchat ;))) or just do this >>68854538

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>7% Solution - All About Satellites and Spaceships
What a disappointment. I expected a decent Spacemen 3 rip off but what I got was boring Verve impression (and Verve are a bit shit anyway) with a bit of Slowdive (another band I'm not a huge fan of) thrown in. I got a bit excited when I saw Nat say the tracks drone on and on a while back because like I said it put images of Spacemen 3 in my head. But sadly the reason these tracks drone isn't through any minimalist hammering of the same chords, sustained noise or anything that makes droney shoegaze good, it's just through putting some effects on shit songwriting and dragging it out for 7 minutes. There's the odd good moment but it's all so fucking boring. 2/5

>>68853739
Young Girls of Rochefort
Carol
Children of Paradise
Mirror
Contempt

>>68855102
But that's an annoying thing to do...

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>>68855676
I mean do you have anything better to do

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>>68855798
Nah

>>68854818
>Are there any albums coming out in the next two month you are looking forward to?
i have no clue
this came out a week ago and i kinda wanna hear it
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tanya-tagaq/retribution/

cucks out for what

*bass drop and lil jon*

heLL YEAH??????????????????????

BRUUUUUUUUU
BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

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tell me about your experience with this feel

>>68853739
>nobody has mentioned the meme movie yet
It's Such a Beautiful Day
Jacob's Ladder
The Thing
Eraserhead
Into the Wild

>>68848636
i grew up on whatever metal was blasting out of my parent's car speakers, so i guess i'm just accustomed to / have a higher tolerance to the style. i think the energy carries it through regardless, but it's cool.
>>68851301
>Spirit a 3.5
if only your taste was as good as your paintings.
>>68852519
2016 is the year that everybody forgets that the books existed.
>>68856681
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/qebr_s/%E2%8A%B6%E2%8A%91%E2%88%B7%E2%8C%8A%E2%88%B4%E2%8A%B9%E2%88%B5%E2%8C%89%E2%88%B7%E2%8A%92%E2%8A%B7/

>>68854538
Nah

>>68854818
Idk, but you haven't listened to AOTY yet (hint: it's the new KA album)
>>68856231
Quality boast

>>68856922
$6 final offer

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November chart done \o/

Still exploring overblown backlog & old favorites and ordering with broad themes:
>1980's UK post-punk
>Neo Psych-Pop
>Post-rock
>cute pop
>Yellow magic Orchestra
>City Pop
>French Electro
>1970's Chanson

what's your perfect record? the one you never get tired of

>>68856880
Great picks (haven't seen Into the Wild though)

It's Such a Beautiful Day gave me the feels so bad. It legit fucked me up for like two weeks lmao. Awesome movie though

Check me out y'all let me know what U think..

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hNtvaV0r2Ig

>>68857160
Blind Willie Nelson - s/t

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>>68857265
Excellent choice

>>68857160
VISIONS
OF
THE
COUNTRY

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>>68857160

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>>68856924
>Idk, but you haven't listened to AOTY yet (hint: it's the new KA album)
first song I tried, not convinced
>>68856192
Hmm, I remember really not liking Sinaa
>>68856681
I always wonder if calling them favourites makes even sense

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Stuff from 1990 that probably very few have heard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM3Y8aZTYM0

>>68857160
All my picks are super generic, sorry.

Doggystyle

Giant Steps

Pet Sounds

I might also include Curren$y's Pilot Talk but that's mostly nostalgia I think

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who the fuck thought including the dialogue from the movie in this was a good idea

>>68857160
Boris - Flood
Joanna Newsom - Ys
Jim O'Rourke - Eureka
Glenn Branca - The Ascension

and it just came out but fuck man
Ichiko Aoba - Mahoroboshiya

>>68856192
My tattoo artist is a big fan of hers but I think the live album is the only worthwhile one

>>68857375
>I always wonder if calling them favourites makes even sense
according to AMG it would and AMG is always right. anon >>68857160 claims staying power as his most important value but everything's transient, and you'd have to consider every last listen or estimate a mean or something. "what were the single most impactful listenings of your life" as a question isn't less valid. the results would prolly be the same half the time anyways, because you're gonna seek that reward again

>>68857110
No dice, pigman

>>68857375
is this piece a good intro to Feldman? i have enjoyed the bits of pieces i've heard from him.

>>68858187
well, it's a bit long with over 4 hours
but other than that it delivers his style quite well and is just great overall
For the start I would suggest Rothko Chapel/Why Patterns though
>>68858004
>"what were the single most impactful listenings of your life"
Hmm, yeah makes sense I guess
Still if I love it on my first listen but don't care for it with repeated listens, is it really a favourite album of mine?
Probably, yeah
In the end it's just a useless semantics definition anyways

>>68857146
okay where's fishmans

>>68857160
Probably SILY. I've never once listened to it and not found another element/sample I've enjoyed.

>>68857672
>Boris - Flood
yeah that too

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Zizek just "endorsed" trump pretty much, what kind of meme-timeline did our reality break into this year

>>68858004
I can get behind this reasoning, I really like Glow pt2 and although it isn't close to being my favorite album all around having listened to it during without a doubt the worst night of my life to get by really does add to it

I'm going to Israel in the winter holidays. Anybody been there? Is there any cool israeli music? pn other news, I hurt my arm when I was trying to slide down the handrails in the subway and lost my balance. It was a 3 m drop onto concrete, I'm really lucky I didn't break anything.
Hopefully my new soundcard will arrive tomorrow so I can listen to music again.

>>68859232
>Zizek calling someone a centrist politician is an endorsement
*sniff*

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>>68859879
thats not what im referring to, get with the news my dude

>>68859989
Ok, found it now. Pretty epic.

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>>68859232
"""""endorsed"""""

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I dismissed this initially, in part, for it's straightforward dance sound

but I have seen the light

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Reviving this, though may not update each individual scores because I'm gonna be busy for the next couple months or so. I'll hit /daily/ up with a review of whatever's interesting.

"Bach's Fugs" is much more interesting on my first relisten, as I feel like having basic background knowledge in fugues is pretty important to getting anything out of this.
8

The Mind Game OST was fucking weird and unapologetically all over the place. Just like the movie. A mix of pop rock, onkyo, progressive electronic, tribal ambient, etc. Very enjoyable and diverse, though not always spot-on, but watch the movie first.
7

Dweezil's album was shit and I don't care for bong-beats.

Vagrant Story OST and probably SotC OST + others next probably. Glad to be back into this. Terminus drone never probably but wouldn't it be funny if I accidentally did it some day? lmao.

>>68857160
S T R A T O S P H E R E

>>68857160
On Fire
>>68857180
Watch it my man

>>68861520
Yeah son.

also Elliott Smith - either/or i never get tired of any of the songs on it

>>68860974

fug :DDDD

>>68853102
listen to Mickey Newbury's Looks Like Rain if you liked Phases and Stages, they're both equally melancholy and progressive.

>>68857160
key to the kingdom, bad timing, and guitar vol. 4 are always 100% engaging everytime I listen to them, and I'm always disovering new aspects I like about them.

the mollusk, TLCW, and strangers from the universe are my safety albums I never get tired of. i don't listen to them attentively when I put them on anymore, but I still can't feasibly get tired of them.

>>68857146
Translucense, Technodelic, and the Katamari Damacy soundtrack are great!

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Eugene Chadbourne - Vol. 2: Solo Acoustic Guitar
>Free Improvisation
A lot more sparse and freaky than vol 1, each piece seems to have it's own specific direction that unfortunately loses it's novelty quickly. The loud breathing, humming and scratching are great for developing atmosphere and are used effectively. Occasionally the pieces drag, and sometimes they're over without warning; you're never quite sure where you are in a song.
A little more substance in terms of planning and technical prowess, but at the expense of listenability.
Recommended for people that self-identify as 'creeps'.
6.0 /10

is there any shoegaze that doesn't have god awful vocals? i listened to the MBV album "loveless" i believe it's called, but i could not get past how incomprehensible the vocals are.. is that a staple in shoegaze? i didn't mind the music in general it was just the vocals that put me off the whole album.

>>68862923

Shit vocals are so rooted in shoegaze's aesthetic I honestly cannot imagine what a shoegaze album with good vocals would even sound like.

>>68863079
Oh well.. i guess i'm not into shoegaze then.. i tried.

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>mfw I see something sicc

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>Iron and Wine - Our Endless Numbered Days
This whole thing is so comfy. The simple acoustic guitar melodies are so soothing and the occasional embellishment from other instruments helps to keep it interesting. I loved the soft vocal delivery that had a hint of melancholy buried in everything that was being sung. A perfect album to just stare outside the window not really thinking about anything. green diamond/10

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Fucking finally finished

Keiji Haino - Soul’s True Love

Disc 1 - Lost Aaraaff - Concert from the Genyasai Festival

An absolutely insane free jazz performance with an impossible wide set of musical ideas. In the first 2-3 minutes of the aptly named Hell of Screams the listener is exposed to screaming, insane drum work, and fucking firecrackers. I wish we had a visual representation of this performance, as the energy surging from this performance is incredible. There are points where Keiji is just screaming his lungs out over instruments I can’t even try to identify. Of those that I can recognize, I hear organ, saxophone, some type of reeds, and harmonica. I’m still not 100% sure that I am correct in these. All I know is it’s some of the best batshit crazy high energy free jazz I’ve ever heard. The fact that Keiji was allegedly only 19 when this was recorded is crazy as well. This is an incredible start to this anthology for sure.

Disc 2 - Suite Reverberation: The Third Heart

A bizarre set of improvised musical performance in a wide array of acoustic instruments. The instruments on here include mandolin, guitar, saxophone, violin, flute, hurdy-gurdy, and Keiji’s terrifying vocal straining on track 4. I don’t really know how Keiji manages to get the insane sounds he does out these instruments, but he does, and it’s very captivating as a result. I actually often forgot that I was listening to largely acoustic instrumentation due to the insane stuff Keiji does with these musical items. He makes a violin sound like an industrial press, and a hurdy-gurdy sound like glitched out synths. It’s wroth mentioning that I’m still not sure that I’m correct about these instruments, they’re just my best guess. I will say that this album does get boring at a few points, and the interest in Keiji’s fuckery wanes in the longer cuts. Still a definitely impressive set of performances. Good stuff.

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>>68865316
Disc 3 - Suite Reverberation: The Forest of Spirits

An absolutely chilling combination of sounds that I have given up on identifying. Keiji has created a soundscape that comes off as a field recording of actual ghosts in the middle of a frozen forest. The first track on this disc is an incredibly captivating set of sounds that weave in and out of intensity, building an atmosphere that ranges from soothing to near terrifying. The next two tracks come as transitional, but maintain the tone of the first track. These cuts call back to the work done on Disc 2, being composed mostly of instruments that sound largely acoustic. I think I heard horns? An organ?The last track is the harshest on this entire collection, being composed entirely of a HEAVY wall of noise. This was recorded years before Merzbow, really compelling. And as always, I don’t know what was used to make this noise. Probably processed guitar? Incredible. For sure, the best disc.

Disc 4 - Untitled (Fushitsusha)

The final disc is a bit of refresher, sounding unmistakably like Fushitsusha’s live presence. However, there is a distinct focus on the violence that Fushitsusha could imbue into their sound. The first track is mostly abrasive guitar drone overlaid with plucks in very high registers. Very cool sounds. Next track starts with improvised percussion jingling until Keiji seems to imitate and monkey and screech for a bit. The rest of the song more agonized screaming before the percussion subsides and the song devolves into just screaming and chanting over the occasional tamborine shake. Keiji is just letting out pure energy. The third track is something I can’t really explain, other than it’s a creepy, violent, mind numbing set of improv performances. Craziest track of this disc by far, really gets under your skin. The final track, a bluesy ballad with LRD vibes, is the most melodic of the entire anthology, and definitely refreshing after the chaos of track 3.

>>68865372
Overall, this anthology really is a marvel. It ranges from quietly captivating improv to ear searing chaos seamlessly over it’s massive four hour length, and is truly a testament to the musical power Keiji can muster up. At some points, it’s easily one of the most baffling pieces of music I’ve ever heard, and at others, I’m just having a great time. I definitely see myself visiting this in the future. Absolutely essential avant-garde, truly remarkable.

INCREDIBLE.

>>68865316
Damn that sounds awesome. Definitely gonna add this to my list after reading this review. 4 hours is a hefty listen though, even spread out

Probably a dumb question but you ever heard Orient by Don Cherry? I'd highly recommended it if you haven't. Seems like it isn't quite as wild as the Haino record but there's a lot of similar ideas on it. First album I thought of while reading your review

Anybody know of any newer artists that play heady, psychedelic, proggy, avant garde type music?

I'm thinking of older artists like:
Zappa/Mothers
Beefheart
Soft Machine
Henry Cow
Grateful Dead's more jazzy/experimental stuff
Hendrix's more jazzy/experimental stuff
King Crimson
Yes
Mahavishnu orchestra
Return to Forever

But, like, nowadays...

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"i think it's called a 'roach' because of him. that's a marijuana reference" - my dad 2016

Clifford Brown and Max Roach - Clifford Brown and Max Roach (1954)
>hard bop

Exactly what I expected, and I'm pleased with that. It's damn fine hard bop, nothing more, nothing less. Doesn't do anything to astound compositionally or sonically, especially when compared to Roach's later works, but the pieces are nicely tuneful and the performances are pitch-perfect and energetic as hell. Brown has a wonderful, heavy tone on his trumpet, and Roach's drumming is characteristically intense. These characteristics elevate the music beyond simply being "nice". Maybe not into "great" territory, but it's a very, /very/ solid jazz album

3.0+

Set Fire to Flames - Sings Reign Rebuilder (2001)
>post-rock

This album is kind of like if you took a GY!BE album and took out all the cathartic releases and left only the build-ups and the spoken word/chamber music interludes. Basically, it's musical blue-balls. Very pretty and atmopsheric blue-balls, but there's obviously something missing from this album, and it's mostly the fact that most tracks peter out before they have a chance to become truly great. It's still in the same vein as the more atmospheric Godspeed and Silver Mt. Zion tracks, so samples are implemented well and it uses field recordings in a lovely, innovative manner, but everything seems so inconsequntial, there's no payoff to anything, it's just a collection of haphazardly put together sounds. It's done well for what it is, but it's a bit of an overlong tease. That being said, it's got one of my favorite album covers, so that's a plus.

2.5+

>>68865316
>>68865372
>>68865397
i should listen to this

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Danny L Harle - Broken Flowers (2015)
>bubblegum bass

The most infuriating thing about bubblegum bass for me is that so many producers who fully embrace the genre's aesthetic are honestly very good producers. This guy is no exception, he has a very thick, full sound; he implements samples well; and he's very obviously got a perfect grasp on the sugary sweet aesthetic of bubblegum bass. So why does Harle, along with so many other producers, restrict himself to making music as infuriatingly fucking vapid as this? This isn't even that bad from a songwriting standpoint, the title track has a wonderful melody and an infectious beat, but it gets repeated /over/ and /over/ until it loses all impact and just becomes flat-out irritating and unenjoyable. The remaining three tracks suffer from this exact same issue, choruses and phrases are repeated until your brain turns into absolute mush, with very few shifts in sound present to keep the songs fresh and enjoyable. There are some good ideas here, and the production is admittedly nice, but it's a 14-minute long EP that feels too long, which says pretty much all I want to say about this.

0.5+

>>68866206
i haven't heard that album but i've heard of it, i'll listen at some point for sure

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Pig sleep.

>>68867150
sleep tight oinker

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>Flower Travellin' Band - Made in Japan
Definitely not quite on the level of Satori from these Sabbath-likes, but still damn enjoyable. If you're the type who gets near-instant enjoyment from the proto-metal heavy psych rock, you should probably hear this shit as soon as you can. Try Satori first though, because this one is sort of underwhelming.
6

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Guess trip: easy edition (Shamepai not allowed)

>>68869058
hampus

>>68869194
Yes

(Not actually him)

>>68869058
vinter

ayyy found a new 10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3h3pCNw59o

>>68869058
if it's not vinter it's herb cuck but it's probably vinter

>>68869194
This makes very little sense.

>>68866229
deathspell omega

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbw_ei0n2H8

@ 10:17
>/mu/ will defend this

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>>68870420
>>68871159
:)

i think i'm gonna take a break from music. exploring/discovering music is psychologically exhausting.

>>68866229
aluk todolo, post-reunion swans, the last Silver Mt. Zion record, boredoms

>>68871343
>cringing
>ever
>/mu/ will defend that

Exam on envi. psychology in an hour, I haven't studied, and it's snowing like fuck so I have to walk instead of bike. FML

when African Mande music sounds "psychedelic" https://youtu.be/Lw4UzDltGKk
when African Mande music sounds medieval https://youtu.be/hnTDuahaXwg

>>68869058
Sdc

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It me.

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>>68872387
it you

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future synth classic right here

>>68872579
Who's the other one? It you?

>>68872597
it also you

>>68872604
Damn...

30 mins until I meet up with herb, should I be afraid?

>>68872604
It also me

>>68872611
Yes.

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This is just right. Been working on an album and seeking out 'easy' music and this sounds genuinely unforced in the way Grateful Dead sounded at their most comfortable or some of Steve Gunn's music. Throw me some more if you know what I mean.

>>68872595
what does this album make you feel ?

>>68862781
Thanks! I will
>>68854135
Ok I will watch the movie then
>>68854857
That's quite helpful, thank
>>68854445
Looks rad will check out
>>68854649
Nice, I've been meaning to check out more local stuff anyways
>>68855441
Can you link the exact "Mirror" movie?
Have seen Carol btw (of course I have)
>>68856880
Thanks, haven't seen any of them

>>68853739
Dead Man
The Great Dictator
The Sorrow and the Pity (please watch this)
Andre Rublev
Raging Bull
Magnolia (bit heavy handed but I love it all the same)

>>68857637
hey woah, that is an excellent album there bud, legend has it that the mythical vinyl copy comes with a little baggie of mid-90s Neil Young's cocaine free of charge

>>68859232
Zizek is too contrarian to be capable of endorsing anything.

>>68853739
dont watch the meme movie

Harakiri
Sans Soleil
Synecdoche, new York
Ran
Troll 2

>>68873125
Will watch all of em
>>68873241
Which one is the meme one

>>68873258
joke's on you those are all memes

>>68873258
no i was referring to it's such a beautiful day (>>68856880)

troll 2 is a meme tho but an excellent meme. Also watch Mulholland Dr in case you haven't yet, I know you will love it

>>68873292
Troll 2 should only be watched with a big group of friends and copious amounts of alcohol and doobs.

>>68873292
Why should he not watch it? Just because you don't like it? Stop being ignorant

>>68873410
>he

>>68873405
true, but it should be watched either way (drugs aren't even necessary tho)

>>68873599
yes, he

>>68873140
hmm maybe my experience with it would be warmer if I've had the physical copy

>>68873241
>>68873292
why shouldnt he see its such a beautiful day a meme, I dont think i ever talked to a person who dislikes that movie for valid reasons

>>68873645
>>68873659
Knock it off, I will watch this meme and I am not a he

>>68873668
((((ur being memed on son))))

>>68873659
i was memeing tbqh, im simply being contrarian cuz i dont like it as much as most people here

btw valid and invalid reasons for disliking a work of art do not exist

>>68873828
it is very strange how popular it is here, it hits the demographic i suppose.

>>68873904
>the demographic
yea the LOSER demographic haha

>>68872818
It's Mirror by Andrei Tarkovsky (or Зepкaлo I believe)

>>68873828
>>68873932
I can confirm that this is literally Terminus' only correct opinion

>>68873932
piss off you DOUBLE loser

>Rush

Probably everybody knows them, but I dont care.

>>68853739
Double Down
Samurai Cop
God's Not Dead
Brain Dead
Miami Connection

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>>68874110
how dare u say this 2 me i will hack u

REVENGE.........................

>>68874173
you can hack me but you can't yourself out of being a loser, loser

>>68874173
more like terpeenus :D

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>>68874173
ok hackd..... kid.

>>68874201
ur next FAGOT

>>68872741
makes me feel good man

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>>68874356
this was meant 2 quote >>68874184 smurnelad u fukc this is ur fault ur getting hackd TWICE now

>>68874392
pretty sure you've already hacked yourself
sorry man

gay!!!! I am!!

>>68874411
dubs!!

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>>68874411
FUKC u

>>68874452
ok lets hook up im still haking u tho..

>>68853739
Persona
Eraserhead
400 Blows
Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives
(not a movie but) The Dekalog

>>68874452
wtf don't do this :/

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Herb Kid greets the people of daily and 4chan reunited

>>68874967
Tell him Sdc said: "jöj".

>>68874967
nerds...

>>68874967
CUTE

>>68875119
No u nerd

>>68875176
What did he think about my message?

>>68875201
beb

>>68875239
Thanks, I appreciate it my dude.

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>>68875252

>>68875416
gay and irrelevant

>>68875416
>vinter is actually hampus in a wig

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>>68873599
>(drugs aren't even necessary tho)
Ha, fag.

>>68874452
Ha, fag.

>>68874967
Ha, fag.

>>68875416
Ha, fag.

>>68875416
(qts tho)

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#hypee

>>68874967
I want to "fuck" herb boy

>>68876252
ggghgh

>>68876529
>>68876252
WHICH ONE'S THE REAL JIMMY JAZZ

WHO DO I SHOOT???

>>68876557

Both of them.

>>68876557
yourself %]

>>68876557
Me(me)

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Eugene Chadbourne - Vol 3: Guitar Trios

My favourite of the series, and the one with the widest dynamic range. The other musicians compliment Chadbourne well, and the atmosphere is unique, enjoyable and exciting throughout (especially the final 22min piece).
A lot less jarring and chaotic than the first two volumes, but the added musicians gives it a much fuller and more immersive sound. The horns and sirens are used tastefully in combination with duelling electric guitars for a very unique soundscape.
The tracks vary widely within it's constraints, but still form a cohesive album.
If you're looking for some tasteful free improv, check this out.

8.0 /10

>>68876590
>>68876616
>>68876641
done

>>68876890

boy he bout to do it

>>68877300

boy I already did it

(good dubs)

>>68877453
rip

>>68873932
this is true but also it's great heck off u bish arse nigga

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This thread

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<--- this general

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Half-Handed Cloud- HALOS AND LASSOS

This was the first album I investigated after hearing about Half-Handed Cloud from something related to Even Oxen. Soon I was much more intrigued by some of Mr. John Ringhofer's other works such as "Cut Me Down and Count My Rings" or "Flying Scroll Flight Control," but now I've come back to this one.

I have a bias towards this band, as I do towards any modern music that is simultaneously Christian and listenable. Not only that, but Ringhofer clearly shares my fetish for the timbres of esoteric instruments and bases most of these songs around a warm electronic hum called the Omnichord. Not only THAT, but unlike so much indie pop music, he seems to have a preference for not singing the same pitch twice in a row, resulting in the type of busy melodies that Kevin Barnes is equally fond of.

Comparing Half-Handed Cloud to bands such as of Montreal or Marshmallow Coast is easy to do. For sure, this is very similar to the more twee bands that the Elephant Six collective produced. But as someone who usually finds a little twee of this variety to be a soothing experience, I can tell you that this album often very much annoyed me.

The reason for this is the lyricism, and it is probably mainly a personal reason. The first song is a good example of this. "Garden was your dwelling place but now you have been banned, doo doo doo-doo-doo doo-doo, a-doo, a-doo, a-doo-doo-doo!" smiles Ringhofer cheerfully as chipper sing-song xylophones dance around a peppy drum machine beat. There is something irritating here about setting the Biblical account of the Fall of Man to such a jubilant background....

(1/2)

>>68879975
Before we go any further, I should clarify that I was raised in a Christian household and still consider myself a religious person; I even experienced a vision when I was five years old. Nowadays, I have my troubles with faith in God, which is not so bad because I also have trouble with faith in just about everything. Even as a child, the idea that most people suffer eternally after death is something that bothers me in a way that not much else does, and I still start to feel very strange and sick when other Christians in my life say (not very Biblical) things such as that it's not so bad that people go to Hell because after all, it was their choice.

tl;dr these lyrics TRIGGER me, baby.

Well, not so much just the lyrics as the combination of dark theological topics with cheerful, upbeat tunes. Take this gem from the second song: "They <non-Christians> seem like they're doing fine, and I've worshiped all this time; have I followed you for nothing, Lord? Then You show me they walk on a ground that is slippery. In Your mind, they're a dream. When You wake, their life's theme will be ONLY A FANTASY."

Inherently disturbing in a way that is only enhanced by the la-de-da music and the la-de-da voice. (A voice that certainly gets on my nerves sometimes. It isn't twee in a vulnerable way like Andy Gonzalez, but twee in a "I will be happy no matter what" way.)

In fact, the entire second song deals with John feeling pissed off at unbelievers for seemingly being so much happier than him. ("They've no struggles, free from burdens...") And as I think back to the rest of this album, he seems much more sore about other human beings than about Satan or any demons. But I could be just assuming this, and maybe lyrics such as "the wicked open up their mouth...they love each harmful word" ARE about supernatural beings rather than atheists.

(2/3, I guess)

>>68880566

Alright, I've written far too long a review than I was originally going to. I've focused mostly on the negative aspects of this record, all while not discussing how pretty a song like "Tongues That Possess the Earth Instead" is despite its lyrics, or how "You've Been Faithful to Us Clouds" is perfect, undiluted pop in its purest form. Indeed, there is much to admire about Ringhofer's creativity, and it would even be incorrect to say that all of these lyrics are cloying.

In the end though, this music sometimes gets very much so under my skin, and not in a good way. And those wandering melodies, for all their uniqueness, generally never do quite reach the resonance of something as simple as Will Toledo droning "You should've seen my cursive back then..."

I'm curious as to what /daily/ thinks of this band, as it is a very obscure one but might be known around here since you all are allegedly into Even Oxen's music and I know he is a fan.

>>68879975
>setting the Biblical account of the Fall of Man to such a jubilant background
what, it's the christian version of this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP077RitNAc

been putting them off but this is gonna be great if so

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Starting this back up, who's hype as fuck??

>>68881780
i am excited out of my mind!

>>68881780
Also most of my previous ratings were bumped down a half star (yellow highlight) because I was being way too lenient in my scoring.
Orange is down 1.0.

>>68881780
if you draw more pigs i am

>>68881697

Not nearly as blatant as that. But kind of. I got a little carried away with what was supposed to be a short review.

>>68881803
Buddy I'm just getting started.

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>>68881838
so it's more like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOJNhxR9bko
or not but i just thought it's interesting in that it kind of spells out the appeal of the song, about pent up emotions which come out in the lyrics to a track so generically upbeat it expresses fake happiness perfectly. or, Fall Out Boy have that one line "the best of us can find happiness in misery"
most of the time stuff like this or The more upbeat Smiths tracks hit closer to my home than sad music that actually sounds sad so i'm not feeling you there but i can see what you mean i guess

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pig69 (gonna tag them all this so I can search them in archive)

>>68882377
these are very special reviews

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Hi I never post here but I just hit 995 albums what should my next 5 be?

>>68880677
>>68880566
>>68879975
Eichen, I'm really glad you started listening to Half Handed Cloud. Flying Scroll Flight Control is my absolute favorite album of his but Halos and Lasso are my second runner up for the reasons that you like it too (followed by Learning About Your Scale and As Stowaways)

I love HHC but i don't blame anyone for disliking the obvious cheerful tone John carries throughout his discography. It's not for everyone and even the lyrics are understandable for their zealous tone to be off-putting but to me it's all endearing. HHC is just an awesome artist to me and I think in the end I appreciate the arrangements enough to recommend it to anyone.

>>68883143
Tim Buckley or Andrew Hill

This general is shit

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>>68847931
This has always happened here, because it happens everywhere. There is not a single place on earth where people don't "sync up". Are you just now noticing this? It has always happened in chart threads as well. If you want to try it for yourself lose your trip and post a topster with a specific obscure but unique (in cover art, genre, whatever) album. Watch it magically appear in everyone else's charts for the next few days-weeks.

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pig69

>>68883417
Why is this happening?

>>68883430
Posts about music, you mean?

>>68847931
You listened to it because of sellmeagod though

>>68883417
stop using a laptop idiot

>>68883462
Yes.

>>68883143
Bee Thousand should be # 1000 ;^)

>>68883417
Wow, finally saw what the yellow highlighter meant. They all got worse?

>>68883465
lmao

>>68883512
k

>>68883567
>They all got worse?
I was still figuring out how to do a five-point system when I started making this; I overrated most things.
I'll probably redo those after I'm finished honestly.

>>68883155

The funny thing is I would still give Halos and Lassos at least a B for being so inventive with its arrangements and its crazy melodic endeavors. Even the lyrics that I so bashed here are consistently clever. (For some reason I really like the line "I'm about to faint.") But yeah, I like Flying Scroll Flight Control better; his voice is subtly smoother, the lyrics mess with me less and the songs feel like they have a bit more emotional range, less giddy and more "at peace" or something.

>>68882171

I was in a pretty damn weird mood when I wrote that review, so I think the music must've affected me in a way I wasn't expecting. But yeah, I enjoy an ironic Smiths song myself so maybe it's the religious subject matter that makes me so touchy about it.

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pig69

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<--- this general

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[blog]it's my one year anniversary with my girlfriend!

if you're wondering how i've managed to maintain a relationship while listening to upwards of 1000 albums, I don't know either![/blog]

Richard Youngs - Sapphie (1998)
>singer/songwriter, contemporary folk

Delicate, minimalistic folk that works very well. The three tracks here are all upwards of nine minutes, and all stay true to the same aesthetic and sound, and they're all sad as absolute hell. It's a concept album about the death of Youngs' dog, and the themes of death, sadness, and loss are prevalent throughout. Youngs' voice, very uneven and shakey, fits the sadness and rawness of the music well, but is occassionally grating, especially when he hits high notes. It does also drag on a slight bit, but Youngs has an uncanny ability to make all three of these tracks deserve to be as long as they are, exposing more and more layers of reverbed guitar every minute, something that I can't say about other albums structured like this.

3.0+

>>68885300
cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute

blump

>>68885344
;-)

>>68885300
women are a meme why do you have one

>>68887266

Because he's a living meme.

>>68866206
Yes

>>68886484
kin

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>>68865316
this is for you btw

Sup /daily/!

What vinyl setups do you guys have? And how does your collection look?

I'm considering falling for the vinyl meme.

>>68887971
Music Hall mmf-7.1 turntable connected to a Hegel H80, Rega Fono.....and nothing. I never find the time to shop for proper speakers. I have some shitty thing that has a headphone jack but I don't remember where I got it.

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Good night /daily/

>>68887796
I rec you this! >>68876813

>>68888031
would love to listen. Added to backlog and gonna listen to vol.2 now since it is on Spotify.

Good night piggers!

I got one of Zach Hill's drumsticks tonight y'all.
What a night

>>68875753
Best post itt

I love music

>>68888776
me to :)

why are hot women
so
weird

>>68885300
congratulations my friend, happy for you

>>68889211
what are you talking about

>>68887796
hello dogwander

>>68889823
How is life fryman?

>>68889844
pretty alright, job is good, music is good. we're heading to the studio in three weeks, really excited about that.
drink a bit too much, but that's alright.
had a great shroom trip with two friends thursday night. we listened to all of ape of naples, really great experience.

how about you?

>>68889873
Sounds nice. New record when?

I've been working tons and gonna be in Russia for the next 3 weeks with pops and grandma.he built a good recording studio at his house so I guess it will be alright. Something to do after work.

>>68889899
that sounds like a pretty nice family trip. but also cold. whereabouts in russia?

the plan is to get it out around may/early june next year. That is if the label is still interested in putting it out after listening to the recordings.
But yeah it's gonna be fun, we have like twice the time in the studio that we had last time. We plan on trying out different stuff with the arrangements, such as horns, piano, percussion and such.

>>68889960
Eh it's in Moscow, not sure how cold it is. I'll probably be too busy to even notice :)

Big arrangements sounds awesome. Another summer jam sounds great too! Are you guys going for local labels?

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Bought some fresh and some stale memes

>>68890000
Moscow in january is the coldest i've experienced, but november might not bee that bad.
Yeah there's a local label that wants to put out our next record, giving that they still enjoy what we record.

>>68885300
Very nice dude
How similar are your tastes?

>>68889960
HORNS??
BIG MESS NOW

>>68890220
Hopefully everything works out!

<--- this general

>>68890671
true

>>68890213
nice
>>68890220
nice
>>68890671
NICE

>>68887266
>>68887289
this desu

>>68889823
thanks!

>>68890264
not very, she's not a really big music person herself but she's liked some stuff I play around her.

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2 hour bump wew

>>68892794
filtered

>>68887796
thanks man, this looks awesome, i'll dive into this soon

>>68888056
Vol 2 was my least favourite of the series, but they all offer something different.
Let me know what you think!

>>68893017
It took you this long to figure that out???

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a e s t h e t i c s

tfw you will never be Po from kung fu panda

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>>68893562
>not arizona
>not mtn dew
>not purple drank
>"aesthethic"

>>68893768
i didnt ask for this feel

>>68893888
ye but it's aloe have you ever drank aloe you nerd????

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>The Gerogerigegege - Moenai Hai (2016)
The track Gerogerigegege reminds me a bit of Murmuüre and is by far the best one on here, the more ambient tracks didn't do very much for me and go on much too long. 4/10

>Peter Brötzmann & Heather Leigh - Ears Are Filled With Wonder (2016)
Too noodly for me. 4/10

ITT:

>>68894309
This is true.
Also:

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>>68894309
>>68894324

It's in the way that she _____

SHE CAN READ
SHE CAN READ
SHE CAN READ
SHE'S __________

OH SHE'S _________

>>68894356
raises class consciousness

>>68894377
class conscious
class conscious

Does _____ come alone?
Or with eager _____?