/daily/ - bune Edition

Why did you do this?

bune a cute CUTE

>>68895381

Your suffering must never end. Like Sisyphus pushing the boulder.

>>68895695
That's a good Algerie francaise reference.

>>68895747
thought it was a mythological one but whatever works

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[1/3]

Might as well bump with a few of my reviews

>Caetano Veloso - Transa

Pretty cozy little MPB album overall. There’s some really nice grooves in here, with a great mixture of pop melodies and these Brazilian/tropical influences. Almost a psychedelic vibe on here on a couple of the songs that reminds me of something coming from the summer of love. Everything on this release feels more subtle/subdued and that gives this a much different atmosphere. While guys like Jorge Ben and Chico Buarque run with the samba influence, keeping their albums very upbeat, this is feels much poppier and much more on the melancholy side. Enjoyable listen overall, I just wish this was more upbeat or samba-y. Still, it was interesting to see a different side of this movement.

3.0/5

>>68895761
Algerie francaise is at the root of all things, especially mythology. It's that important.

>>68895783
[2/3]

>Sun Kil Moon - Benji

Was not a fan of this at all. I was actually surprised at how little I found myself enjoying this. The atmosphere is very dark, the singer’s voice is very melancholy, the guitar is repetitive, almost droney at times. Overall it should work. It should be something I love, this is right up my alley. I just can’t get past the lyrics. Sure, they’re incredibly personal and in the moment… but as a result I just find them to be sloppy. He ate KFC at his uncle’s funeral. Watched “Song Remains The Same”. And the mentally challenged girl down the street wanted to bathe with him. And “Dogs”, man that’s one of the most awkward love songs I’ve heard. Once again, that’s probably the point but I wasn’t a fan - it just felt… clunky. I didn’t find any of the songwriting to be impressive.

This dude is such a bummer but can’t manage to channel the incredibly personal and depressing subjects in a way I find interesting. I can see why people find his lyrics raw and intimate but I felt like they were bland. Not for me, probably won’t be revisiting this again.

1.0/5

>>68895808
right

>>68895824
Also Camus might have something to do with both but that's probably not why I said it.

>>68895783
[3/3]

>Snoop Dogg - Tha Doggfather

Sigh. Like basically every album of his except his debut, this is bloated, way too long and disappointing. Snoop isn’t nearly as lyrical as he was on Doggystyle and the production feels flat and derivative. Most of the beats feel like they could’ve been created by any average producer in ‘96. In just three years, G-funk sputtered out and this album is really a representation of that fact. While this has some sub-par production, Snoop somehow managed to get worse from 2/3 of No Limit’s plug-and-chug attempts afterwards. Clearly a money grab by Suge Knight or Snoop’s lazy attempt to fulfill his record contract. Either way, it isn’t very enjoyable.

There are a few nice moments on here though. The first few tracks are nice and groovy, Charlie Wilson has some nice hooks and Tha Dogg Pound has some solid features. And “Gold Rush” is way better than it should be. But considering this is prime Snoop on the biggest label in hip-hop (well... right before it collapsed), this is a pretty big disappointment. Not his worst album though. Dude’s career has been a huge waste of talent (maybe not all his fault though) and it’s actually been a bummer exploring his discography.

2.0/5

>>68895840
mhm

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>>68895861

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post meme trips

>>68895874
you might want to take a pill, friend

>>68895923
I'm all out and the stores are closed.

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>>68895814
Hah, brutal.

>>68895921
Sdc

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>>68895921

>>68895921
>>68895963

>>68895921
Avant-Math God is a post-meme trip tho

>>68895921
pic related is all the non meme trips

>>68896021

That's a pic of PS3 games dude.

Great thread friends!

>>68896067
working on it :)

>>68896067
kill yourself

>>68896079
working on it :)

>>68895921
your trips literally have the word "meme" in them
just sayin'

>>68896143
damn...

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Thoughts?

>>68896403
Thanks for posting, now everyone can see how cool you are xD

>>68896481
Yes that was the point thank you.

>>68896403
how do i be as cool as you and get all the girls

>>68896517
Hail Satan robot.

>>68896403
this is lies

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>>68895958
Yeah one of my rare panned albums. I usually try to stay somewhat positive with my reviews but I couldn't find much to like in that album.

>>68895921
so when did you get btfo and how bad does your butt look

no country for old cucks
the cuckfather
cuck fiction
2001: a cuck odyssey
12 angry cucks
cucked away
mulholland cuck
it's such a beautiful cuck
there will be cucks
cuckman or (the unexpected virtue of cuckolding)
the grand cuckolding hotel
apocalypse cuck
the good, the bad and the cuck

>>68896779
upvote

>>68896779
just like poetry

>>68896779

Really fires up the ol' synapses

>The Idler Wheel Is Wiser than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More than Ropes Will Ever Do
What did she mean by this?

>>68896779
Don't forget the cinematic masterpiece Cucknado 2.

>>68896844
>>68896851
>>68896779
thanks have some more

a cuckwork orange
the big lecuckski
cucked in translation
synecdoche, new cuck
cuck hard 2: cuck harder
aguirre, der cuck gottes
werckmeister cuckoldiak
star cucks: revenge of the cuck
the cuck of wall street
the seventh cuck
cucky games
indiana cuck

>>68896779
cuck flew over the cuckoos nest

>>68896982
damn i had this one in my mind but i forgot to write it down

>>68897009
yeah sure
ur done for

>>68896931
bless ur soul you are the hero this generation needs

>>68896931

The Virgin Stripped Bare By Her Cucks

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this is awful

quality thread

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Music related post; ignore.

>>68897379
Coltrane's s/t that high this week? I don't remember it being very special. Also you haven't listened to any Brel, loser.
I'd love to listen to some Brel now :-(

>>68897379
I ignored it.

>>68897379
>Robbie Basho
>John Fahey
>Mississippi John Hurt
>Washington Phillips
I miss Banjoman Franklin. He was a cooler trip than all you nerds.

>>68897379
>post music related stuff on daily
filtered.

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pls no filterino

>>68897447
It's in no order, they're just the last 25 albums I listened to.
The one I've listened to the most is definitely Minor Threat.

>>68897707
I filtered you years ago.

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>>68897716

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<-- this general

>>68897713
Oh, thought you sorted them by most played like the ones generated with tapmusic.

>>68896900
>Whipping Cords Will Serve You More than Ropes Will Ever Do
don't hang yourself, get into bdsm (with life, presumably, so that's amor fati)

At any given moment in /daily/ there are twice as many posts about complaining about /daily/ as there are memes (if you don't consider the complaining posts memes, which they certainly are).

>>68897826
Nah, that would be too much work.
If I listen to them again I give them another rotation.
So: Peter Cusack is my most recent listen (ie right now) and Dimensions and Extensions is the oldest, which will be replaced when I listen to something new.
I think it's more revealing than the last.fm charts because it shows the order you listen, for the most part.

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>>68897943

>>68897971
Ugh, please stop shitting up the board with complaints about complainers, It's getting worse than the original complainers and I feel the need to complain.

>>68897971
not as bad as the complaints about the complainers who are complainting about the complaints

>>68897971
blobloblo

aa

brrrrrrrrrrr

>>68898070
>>68898039
there are now twice as many posts ITT about people complaining about people complaining about complainers as there are people complaining about complainers.

>>68898102
honestly? same.

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This was a very interesting listen. The sampling of traditional folk music combined with the space-age inspired sci-fi sounds definitely gives this a unique flavor.

It's a meme but you should check it out.

>>68898111
lol fag

>>68898111
lmao I get 5x as much pussy as you kid

>>68898129
this is true

>>68898165
5 x 0 = 0
sry mang :/

>>68898165
which is still zero pussy

>>68898183
>>68898185
I could've sworn it was fish who told a story about him losing his virginity on daily/. Maybe I'm misremembering though. I would have at least 5 pussy at that point.

>>68895814
>giving a 1 just because of the lyrics
t. pleb

>>68898242
>listening to music
t. embryo

>>68898383

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IT'S GOOD POSTING TIME

POST YOUR BEST POSTS

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>>68898560

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>>68898560

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>>68898560
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm milck

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>>68898560
and from there it was all downhill

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>>68898560

>>68898774
kind of like life

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>>68898781

>Contemporary noise makers
>Alan Vega

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>>68898781
new meme

New Dean Ween album is fun, just not very good.

Half done with this chart, but nothing really worth talking about so far that I've heard recently. Rain temple is just bad ambient with trap beats sometimes.

Just listened to Bauhaus' Bela Lugosi is Dead, and while probably not really something that I feel would catch most of /daily/'s ear, I absolutely adored it. It's simple and has a linear, satisfying progression. Add that to that specific vibe and you have a Fish delight. Good stuff.

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>>68898831
fuckin heck forgot the pic

>>68898831
>>68898856

UNDEAD UNDEAD UNDEAD UNDEAD

A shame the B-sides aren't that great.

Listen to Sta-Kaidan or one of the Russia memes next.

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>>68898560

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OwO WHAT'S THIS???

Lmao who tf remembers this shit.

Doing this immedietly after I'm done with >>68898856 which should hopefully be sometime before December rolls around if all goes well.

>>68898888
planning on it soon. I'm planning on finishing that chart within the month so I can get onto this thing I promised to be the end of the year.

good quads lad

>>68898957
Im on TV!!!

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>>68898578
>>68898755
>>68898774
these are some FUCKIN NICE POSTS right here

>>68898633
>>68898701
>>68898905
no sorry these won't do, post better and more dankly in the future

>>68898781
i prefer my chart with muscular calvin and hobbes r34

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>>68899043

Here's a rare meme, imported all the way from Taiwan.

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>>68899077
ok meme it's not bad

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>>68899108

thanks

>>68899043
dont be judging me boiii ill cut u

>>68898125
pierre de la rue's requiem is also sampled in the first track iirc
its the main sound that embrace the guttural singing of the vietnamese womùens

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Hey Hello
Listened to some new stuff
Hartyga was exceptionally nice, throat singing is such a lovely thing and it's incorporated in the jazzy stuff really well here

>>68899907
whats the red thing next to elseq? :)

>>68900417
the throat singing meme
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/hartyga-feat_-albert-kuvezin/megechi-kham_-live-at-octopus-studio/

it's fun, check it out

>>68900468
cool, thanks

ravioli ravioli give me the filteroni

Time for some 7"s, prepare your assholes.

>>68901985
don't post

>>68902061
Who the fuck do you think you are?

>>68902152
Don't post.

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https://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/nov/05/jean-jacques-perrey-electronic-musical-pioneer-dies-at-87

:(

everybody make sure to listen to the New Electronic Pop Sound in his memory, it's one of my favorites that a lot of you don't seem to know about.

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I really don't hear the appeal of BoC

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#19

tag: pig69
also tagging >>68881780

>>68898165
but he's not kidding

>>68902773
there is none, don't worry

>>68898957
wait, why are you doing Flamenkora? I haven't even heard that one, what you want is Yasimika!

>>68903000
fuck off tripsy jazz >;(

>>68903145
rude and uncalled for :{

>>68903191
i'll kill your head fuck-o

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>>68903219

https://m.soundcloud.com/dj-heroin/from-knife?in=dj-heroin/sets/dj-heroin-enemy-territory

Heres some electronic/ambient music by the edgily named "Dj Heroin"

>>68904083
zzzz

quick bump so this doesn't die while i write a few things

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my cat is named abbey, and she's a russian blue! this is a concept album about my cat!

also i used big star for my senior quote

Abbey Lincoln - Abbey Is Blue (1959)
>vocal jazz

Good stuff, most vocal jazz doesn't really go beyond being just pleasant but there's a really great balance between the chill and the fiery here. Most of the fire lies in Lincoln's vocal delivery, she has a gift of making every single word she sings resonate to an insane degree, every word has power and passion behind it. The instrumentals are nice, but don't quite reach the level of Lincoln. "Afro-Blue" features the best performance from both, but the difference is that Lincoln never drops off, the band does, somewhat. Maybe I should give We Insist! a re-listen, I want to hear Lincoln's voice with a more active band.

3.0

Malicorne - Almanach (1976)
>progressive folk, auvergnat folk music

I don't like this all too much and I'm not sure why. Modern folk with medieval vibes has never been something I could get into, and this is no exception. The weird thing is, normally folk like this is chessy and overdone. This isn't. It keeps it's medieval elements very subtle and tasteful, but in lieu of cheesy there's just a lot of plodding, overly long songs, and a complete lack of any emotional impact. Everything here /should/ work, but I feel absolutely nothing while listening to it. Solid performances throughout, and the a cappella is pretty as hell, but unless you've got a big predisposition to the style it's hard to get into this.

2.0+

Sound on Sound festival was neat, I want to tell y'all a little about it.
First, we got there early, so we were wandering around, and walked up to a small stage just before Anthony fantano live interviewed clippng. It was interesting, he's actually a solid interviewer, and clippng had some interesting things to say, made me want to hear their new record.
A little while later, I saw clippng's set, they were stellar. Great sonic textures and some cool improv, but they lack a certain weight to their music to really move a crowd though. Only one or two songs really slapped- the mosh pits were neat.
Later I saw the tail end of Guided by Voices, totally boring.
Death Grips was absurd. Mostly white crowd, maybe 60/40 male female. Everyone was losing their minds. No mosh pit, not enough room for that, too much forward momentum.
Some guy was trying to help me get him to the front. He asked me if I was a 'true fan' and he said he was from r/deathgrips. He brought his DEATH license plate with him, was trying to get up front to have it signed, as a wedding proposal gift to his GF or something like that.
I seriously doubt he even got seen.
They opened with Fuck Who's Watching which was a surprise. They also played No Love, Up My Sleeves, and You Might Think He Loves You, so I had the best time ever. At the end Zach threw his drumsticks in the crowd. I caught it- but another guy also had his fist clenched on it. We quickly decided to snap it and each take half. He was a great guy, total buddy.
Run the Jewels was good, but I didn't stay for the whole thing.
Fidlar, I wasn't familiar with, and they opened with a cover of Sabotage by the beastie boys. I don't care about fidlar so much now.
Cool time.

Now I'm home, listening to Vampire Weekend cos givingbear told me to. It's ok.

>>68902916
You don't post enough any more, aqam. Are you on the snap chat?

>>68906142
cool blog post

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>>68906194

>>68895921

>>68906142
>He asked me if I was a 'true fan' and he said he was from r/deathgrips. He brought his DEATH license plate with him, was trying to get up front to have it signed, as a wedding proposal gift to his GF or something like that.
Fucking lol.

Post pic of the half drumstick :^)

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>>68906521
He was a nice guy, but carelessly optimistic. Death Grips didn't even talk to the crowd.

It's a vic firth stick. Not a nylon tip either, so it chips and loses feel quicker than a nylon tip drumstick. Pretty in line with zach's style

>>68906636

Nice subliminal advertising.

>>68906717
kek
I was just saying how wooden tips differ from nylon, thought it might interest some to hear that zach uses them. quick use, throw it away. move on.

they're not into lateral movement.

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good god I've been using this same freeform chart for four months

and i've almost been doing these for a year!

Jeff Rosenstock - Worry (2016)
>power pop, pop punk, indie rock

Really overhyped, no? It's really good for what it is, it's got that triumphant-yet-still-sad pop punk aesthetic down pat, but there's really nothing of note here. The way all of the tracks seamlessly sequence into each other is cool, but the effect this has is dampened if the songs the songs themselves are kinda unremarkable. There are some fine melodies and singalong hooks here and there, and the guitar work is great and appropriately raw and noisy, but this style has been done better by a lot of other bands. Not even just older bands like Weezer or Teenage Fanclub, even newer artists like Tony Molina and Joyce Manor do it with more energy, urgency, and freshness. A fine album that accomplishes everything it sets out to do, and certainly better than most other modern records of its style, but it's just got nothing to say.

2.5-

>>68906636
boy i really wanna listen to even oxen now...

but seriously that's fucking cool! i love zach's drumming so much.

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didn't even realize this! cool!

>>68907033
I'm convinced you're doing it just to keep me in a constant state of depression on account of that Buckley score.

>>68906636
Is that Even Oxen cassette good? Gonna check it out now.

>>68907033
>boy i really wanna listen to even oxen now...
Oh yeah, THAT advertising.
Yeah I did it, what the fuck are you gonna do about it?

Zach was incredible, I'll have to see him play again

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#20 last one today
tag: pig69

>>68907096
just wait till I go through the rest of his stuff :^)

>>68907124
>what the fuck are you gonna do about it?
probably listen to my even oxen tape

and I'd really like to see him play, but I also really don't wanna go to a death grips concert (like em just fine, but that fanbase...) hope he does something solo soon, but I'm really crossing my fingers for new Hella.

>>68907523
>but I also really don't wanna go to a death grips concert (like em just fine, but that fanbase...)
Aw dude don't worry about that. The people were friendly, normal. Besides, you don't gotta be in the pit with the hardcore fans. Bad place to actually watch from, anyway.

>>68907608
dude I'd get fucking demolished in the pit lmao

I suppose I believe shitposts about DG shows too much, I'd definitely try and see them if they were in my area. well, if they played On GP, at least.

James Chance and the Contortions are releasing a new album next week.

What the fuck even is this year?

>>68907033
name some of those modern bands that are worse than this

>>68908086
The GOAT year of all time

Hi /daily/!

I just really really need a new Oxbow album.

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>>68910690
3 more months, my dude

also, i believe a music video will be released this month

>>68911172
can't wait!

>>68904165
Fuck u nigga this is good

>>68908102
like bands of those style I like less than rosenstock?

wavves, fidlar, cloud nothings (except for wasted days), modern baseball, and a lot more I'm probably falling to mention.

>>68907836
>I'd definitely try and see them if they were in my area
>in my area
But nat
They are
When you cone out, your shit will be gone

>>68907608
>>68907836
P sure that if I WASN'T in the pit my experience would be p meh, it feels like a punk show and u gotta punk it out
maybe it wasn't their fault but musically it was quite a mess

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reposting in case anyone was curious how it went!

>>68913909
Nobody cares my guy.

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and this is still going.
visions of country was incredible, but the vocals really threw me off.

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>>68913919

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>>68913985

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>>68913909
does that Lotic score mean I'm a good boy now?

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>>68913996
Don't make me save any more smug anime girls.

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>>68914037

>>68914034
yes

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>>68914122
You've really done it now!

should i buy a rabbit? they look funny.

Hot chocolate is the best thing about winter

>>68908086
hopefully they aren't going to retread the pop group style comeback

>>68914168
yes

>>68914168
>not buying a ducc

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>>68899907
>still hasn't listened to aoba

>>68914168
rabbits are fun pets but they're pretty high-maintenance, they need a LOT of attention and space to hop around. very cute tho

>>68914556
okay okay, yeah I forgot, I'll download now

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more soulcrushingly disturbed post-punk stuff? (bonus points if it's as heavy as the title track)

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Time for weekly 'How was your week /daily/?'
Post last 7 days
My charts get more colourful each week, wew
Some of this jpop stuff is really fun, alot of is just boring though
Was surprised to find myself liking Placebo as much as I did
New Pop Group was bad :(
Also I have no idea how that The Ark album made it in my backlog, kinda sounds like Trans God core, check it out matt (if you're not the source)
Peter Murphy live thing is decent, but Bauhaus is so much better

>>68915244
Disturbed - The Sickness

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>>68915298
my week was terrible because of exams but it's turning ok now.
haven't heard anything on there/10, anything you'd rec?

>>68915444
silly reply, well carroted

weezer is the worst band of all time

>>68915592
not really tho

>>68915592
*AJJ

>>68915592
*every band

>>68915592
>>68915619
nah.

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>>68915298
KPP is good stuff but i havent kept up with her

it was mostly spent listening to fringe-black because i got really tired of the style over the last year or so, but i'll have to break anyways because i'm compiling tracks for student radio
>implying i didnt already listen to tons of pop punk while i was on the way
Howls of Ebb are good, Gorgutscore that doesn't forget catchy riffs or basslines, but other than that i found nothing new that appeals to me

>>68915592
realistically it's the new blockaders. nurse with wound runner-up

>>68915609
>>68915619
>>68915629
>>68915651
>>68915732
lemme rephrase

weezer are the worst band that people actually consider good of all time

>>68915769
not really tho

>>68915769
nah.

>>68915769
>weezer are the worst band that people actually consider good of all time
anything is considered good by someone
still TNB or NWW

>>68915449
exams over now?
I've done all my bachelor exams, so it's relaxing currently
>anything you'd rec?
Eel if you like Picopop
Sleep Sleep is still great, also short, check it out
https://decibelles.bandcamp.com/album/sleep-sleep
Kent might be up your alley, idk, /daily/ doesn't seem to like them too much
Have you ever heard Threads by Now, Now? It's very lovely dreamy indie type stuff

Your chart reminds me that I still haven't heard Kodama
>>68915732
I love the Smash Mouth inbetween all the metal, still haven't listened to the full album, doubt it's worth it
yeah, KPP is fun, the Best of works really well, good selection of songs

>>68915900
>doubt it's worth it
it's not, just maybe the first track

>>68915900
>Your chart reminds me that I still haven't heard Kodama
i just posted a review on RYM about 10 seconds ago. Kodama is worth a shot, but I gotta say that after a couple of listens it just isn't extreme enough to please me (even tho my taste is p vanilla). I think your noise rock/industrial background is gonna make it sound like Nickelback tier overproduction.

thanks for the recs, I haven't heard any of them and idk what picopop is so that might be fun.

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>>68915298
Pretty good. I can't stop playing the Sondre Lerche, it's so catchy. Post has grown on me quite a bit too.

How'd you like Cottonwoodhill?

>>68915449
Nice, I really like this collage

>>68916123
It's an all-time favourite, especially the title track, really loving the intense vocals and repetetive riff structure
>>68916007
sounds good enough, I enjoyed Shelter and that was already going more into the polished post-rock direction, a bit too much though
anyway, results tomorrow

Please post a meme. Thank you.

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>>68916671

>>68916730
Interesting, I'll take a look at it.

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>>68915298
pretty alright week, been revisiting some old teen favorites.
a lot of the music i listen to i listen to at work though, so it doesn't show up here.
how is that hinds album? it looks extremely annoying

>>68916886
it's more boring than annoying, I recommend leaving it alone

>>68916467
Huh, I remember loving one of the tracks and thinking the rest was pretty average. Been a while since I've heard it though, I guess I should revisit it and see if I enjoy it more this time around.

Honestly forgot it existed until I saw it on your collage

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>>68917376
I seem to be in the minority with liking the entire album though, so be warned

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past week

>>68911172
yusssss

>>68914168
I knew a girl that had a bun. Very cute, but not as easy to take care of as, say, a hamster or a guinea pig like some would assume. I would ask Misha for more info on buns.

>>68915244
I like Pornography more and more the more I listen to it.

Pretty much the wealth of early post-punk has that exact vibe. Even the normie shit like Joy Division. I get the same vibe of nervousness from This Heat, PiL, Siekera, The Birthday Party, and a lot of Yegor Letov's projects. Any post-punk you can find that isn't New Wave/Jangle Pop is what you're probably looking for.

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Can anyone recommend me some harsh and moody avant-garde/free improv stuff in a similar vein as Arcana or Last Exit?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq81inbYoGU

>>68916766
you should be able to solve it

>>68917991
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq81inbYoGU
oh hey this is pretty good, not wank at all

Rec me a song where the only good part is the chorus

>>68918935
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T2Alh0N6_w

>>68918935
first thing that came to my mind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvChjHcABPA

YALL CUNTS THOUGHT I FORGOT DIDNT YA
CHALLENGE 7 NOW UP
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/rodriguezs-really-important-show-show/

>>68918961
not really what I was looking for lmao

>>68918972
fuckkkk yeah that's a satisfying chorus. Is ABBA worth getting more into? All I've heard from them is what my mom used to play.

>>68919221
>not really what I was looking for lmao
except it is

>>68918972
are you fucking stupid

>>68919221
yeah abba are great, but they were mostly a singles band, so most of the good stuff is on abba gold. The Visitors is a brilliant album though.

>>68919221
>Is ABBA worth getting more into?
Not really. I went through their discog recently and it was pretty disapointing. They have a few really good songs, but you should just listen to their popular singles imo.

>>68919281
why would you say that?

>>68919294
because you're saying the chorus is the only good part of sos . that's fucking stupid.

also abba is probably one of the best pop groups to have ever existed, you must be out of your small fish mind my friend

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>>68919135
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_shadow_ring/lindus/

>>68919583
Depends on what you mean by "one of the best pop groups"

If you mean that they had some of the best radio singles for their time then I would have to agree. But saying anything beyond that is far too much. A good majority of their songs are forgettable and bland.

What's up dewds??
My radio show starts in an hour
Tune in if you wanna hear obscure psych and garage and other 60s+70s shit
http://wmwc.umwblogs.org/listen-here/

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Just came back from a Idiot Glee concert: i didn't know this guy before but he's pretty cool (he was alone with his korg & synths). If you like Jens Lekman (and Ariel Pink), check their stuff.
It was pretty chill too: ~30 people in a tiny apartment.
https://youtu.be/-QwNN2oaAdY
https://youtu.be/1-zvUQaEvf0

>>68919920
sounds cool! I'll give it a try!

>>68919135
forca bruta

>>68919957
nice, i'm going to catch the start for once

>>68920205
>>68919634
added

>>68919135
Insect Warfare!

>>68919957
Stop doing this when I'm at work>>68919998

Show starts in a few
Hopefully this spoon song isn't that long
>>68920909
If I could change for you I would

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no die please
post favourite musician meetup pic maybe?

>South Korea's President is literally controlled by a group of psychic occultists

What is even happening any more?

>>68919135
Reccing Uchu Nippon Setagaya

Also, do I have to give a rec for ruggles since he's disappeared

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>>68922844
>reccing Fishmans
illegal

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>>68922905
what r u going to do about it desu nerd

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>>68922967
quit it off right flippin' now

>>68922844
if he doesn't show up, i'll pick someone who was previously eliminated to replace him in a mini tourney.

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>>68921975
post a picture with more artistic vision, literally impossible

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>>68923142
it honestly wasn't that hard

>>68923142
who's guy in middle?

>>68923485
Malcolm

>>68923593
From that TV show?

>>68923643
what the fuck, no?
I was talking about Norman Malcolm

>>68919135
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/daniel-bachman/river/

>>68923688
>>68923643
you're both wrong, he's talking about the trip

>>68923840
addedd

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>>68922068
meh, SK occultists are more trustful than westerners Illuminatis

>>68924422
IT WAS PERFORMANCE ART PLS VOTE 4 HILLARY OR THE RUSSIANS WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>68924548
epic!!!!

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Hey /mu/...
My younger brother made an album, and I think it would be cool if you guys reviewed it. He was really proud, and so am I. He's never made a large effort like this before. Any reviews would be cool. I give it like, 6/10 which is pretty good considering. He always explains there is a lot of "nuance" and shit, but I don't really deal in the avant guard or experimental scenes. So, electronic music snobs/experts. Opinions?
https://brokenballrooms.bandcamp.com/album/compilas-1

>>68924987
i'm liking the first track. gives me rioji ikeda vibes for some reason. downloaded. will listen to in full later.

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you're all dirt

>>68926736
do u wanna roll in me??? ; )

>>68926805
how wet r u

>>68927126
slish slosh

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Peter Cusack - After Being In Holland For Two Years
>Free Improvisation

A mix bag of awesome and seemingly aimless improvisations.
I'll have to revisit this one a few times for sure.
For now: just good.

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>>68927155
>>68927126
>>68926805
not sure if QT or sickening

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Songs: Ohia - Hecla & Griper (1997)
>singer/songwriter, contemporary folk, alt-country

I'd expect something more harrowing and bare-bones from Molina at this point in his career, but this is shockingly full-bodied and rocky. It lacks the emotional intensity and impact of Molina's best works, and it's too short to really make a lasting impression, but this is a damn fine EP with some damn fine tunes. Molina definitely knows his way around a melanchonic melody, and his passionate, world-weary voices sings them incredibly well. He never disappointed, and I'll always be saddened by the fact that we'll never hear his music again.

3.0-

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Drive Like Jehu - Drive Like Jehu (1991)
>post-hardcore, math rock

Doesn't stack up well against Yank Crime, but these guys were absolute masters of their craft and this album still shows all of them at their absolute height. The instrumental work here is just fucking astounding, the guitars are so anxious and jittery but so heavy-hitting and angular; the bass work is free-flowing yet still strictly regimented and groovy; and the drum work is everything I aspire to do on my own drums. The tunes themself are this albums weakest link, they're not bad by any means, they just kinda blend together and they lack the memorability every single track on Yank Crime has. Still, these guys were the kings.

3.0+

Good Night & Good Morning - Narrowing Type (2012)
>slowcore, ambient

Totally, utterly one note, but a very pretty and dreamy note. I suppose I could deal with the lack of variety more if there was more variety in the songwriting, but there's really no variety there either, melodies sound the same and the guitar parts are all but identical. For prettiness, this is second to none. The melodies are gorgeous and the general sound is just so comforting and lovely. This can't excuse lazy songwriting and lazy album structuring, but it certainly helps the album's case.

2.5-

Peter Lang - The Thing at the Nursery Room Window (1973)
>american primitivism

Underwhelming primitivism, does the style well but doesn't add anything original or exciting to it. Lang isn't exactly a compositional genius, he uses a lot of the same melodies and motifs Fahey used, so they're still great and they're performed well in Lang's hands, but this really does come off as nothing more than an imitation of Fahey. He's still got insane chops, the more fast-paced tracks are some of the more thrilling sounds I've heard come out of this genre. Essentially, this isn't a must-have record in the primitivism canon, but I love the style to death, and Lang does it well.

2.5+

what are your pleb albums that you'll unabashedly defend?

>>68928353
weezer's first two, lateralus, pretty much anything by gorillaz, pretty much anything by daft punk, metallica's first four, there's quite a few.

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new chart time, fuck the monthly charts, that felt like work

Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering

Neat little folk album from that one lady who released a really good album in the 70s and then disappeared for decades. Not near as interesting and well-composed as her debut, but there are some cool songs on here. The musicians she gets to perform on here are great as well. These include Devendra Banhart in his pre-indie meme prime, Joanna "best songwriter of the 21st century" Newsom, and le meme composer Max Richter. Highlights include Turning Backs, If I Were, Feet of Clay, and Wayward Hum. Check this out if you like comfy folk, regardless of the dubs peppered throughout.

>>68928421
oh man oh man oh man this whole chart kicks ass

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>>68928353
none my taste is perfect
pic related

>>68928421
forgot to mention, this chart is composed 1/2 of essential shit i should already know and 1/2 stuff i've come across in /daily/ recently

>>68928353
i suppose this too >>68928431 because nyar has recently turned me onto it

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>>68928353

>>68928421
nice chart my friend
the next one must include the vashti bunyan/animal collective EP

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>>68928450
>nyar has recently turned me onto it

>>68928353
does lonesome crowded west count?

if not, plastic beach, late registration, siamese dream, alive 2007, and fleet foxes come to mind

>>68928469
hell, i'll listen to it right now, i got 15 mins

>>68928513
enjoy it! I love it. in fact, now i'm going to listen to it again.

>>68928483
remind me to give faces down a relisten

i vaguely remember saying last year i'd listen to it around christmastime because it gives me christmas vibes but i never did it so i wanna do it this year

>>68928495
>does lonesome crowded west count?
true patrician albums do in fact not count

siamese dream is a good choice too, it's a shame that Corgan has gone so far of the deep end, the dude's talented as hell.

>>68928353
Bloc Party. I'll defend everything up until their latest.

Do QOTSA count? Because Rated R and Songs for the Deaf are two of my favourite albums

Also >>68928412 weezer and gorillaz i guess.

chart update soon probably xD

Re-listened to all of the Smiths (again) recently. I like everything less than I used to except for their s/t, which I found a new appreciation for some of the tracks I never found before. I need to stop revisiting to this band that I find myself liking less and less. Idek why I'm doing it. I just feel like I should like them more than I do. Oh well.

>>68928421
siqq shitt

>>68928353
literally everything I like.

GY!BE is probably the most pleb thing I'd defend that I listen to on the regular.

>>68928353
i happen to subscribe to clt's definition of the term (pleb = whatever a patrician (me) doesn't like) so none

>>68928552
oh yeah do that
I will re-remind you
also listen to Heartbeat Radio or Please if you're in a relationship or crushing or whatever

>>68928353
Pretty much everything I listen to is pleb shit so... yeah

>>68928483
I'm in the same boat, can't stop listening to that Lerche album desu. Still have to explore his other stuff soon, cause I like what I've heard so far.

>>68928557
>Do QOTSA count?

Idk but I agree. They're one of the few bands I really liked ~10 years ago that I still really enjoy.

Animal Collective and Vashti Bunyan - Prospect Hummer

Wow! What a pleasant, lush little EP. I really enjoyed that, awesome vocals, great instrumentation with well utilized effects, and really nice loops on the third track. Sung Tongs is my favorite Animal Collective LP, so I'm not sure why I ever heard this, it's basically an extension of that style. But yeah, really nice, I wish it was a bit longer.

GOOD.

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Just gonna talk about the stuff that feels worth writing anything about.

>Maнipнa Myзикa
Pretty fun, but needlessly repetitive prog. There's variation and then there's playing the same song six times in a row.
7

>ハナタラシ - s/t
Usually I don't really enjoy noise, not because I can't "handle" the noise, it's just that I find repeating the same pulses for an hour or however is usually just a snoozefest. Noise from soundscapes/experiments is where it's at, none of that bro-noise shit. This was the only interesting of the three noise albums I listened to this week for that exact reason. Would recommend this for the noiseboyz out there.
7

>Bopoбьинaя opaтopия (Sparrow Oratorium)
One of the few slav albums I heard recently that felt worth it. Really fun prog album that I think if it were a little less restrained and variable would definitely piss me off to some extent. The opera-prog shit usually isn't for me, but the way its spread throughout the album and used sparingly (along with its other prog-like elements) help to give it some really distinct flair. Would rec for anyone looking for
8

>かなしばり - Haniwa-Chan
Fan-FUCKING-tastic. Some of the vocal sections sort of reminded me of Guernica, but it was much more than that. Definitely one of the most original and exciting pop albums I've ever heard. I'm not sure this blew my mind as much as I'm expressing in this write-up, but I'll be damned if it wasn't satisfying as shit.
9

>Revolutionary Opera "The Flower Girl"
North Korea a best country. Fantastic and variable opera that uses a great deal of surprising elements like synthesizer. Surprisingly good.
8

>Hawaii: Part II
I still don't like this. Hell, I don't even like it more than I did last time. I enjoyed the second track slightly, but otherwise I just hated it again. Best thing I guess I can say is it doesn't remind me as much as Owl City this time around, but the vocalist reminds me of the guy from Panic at the Disco kinda. Sorry :/
2

What next?

>>68929031
bad

>>68929078
y

>>68929093
badd

>>68929096
y

>>68929031
i'd be madder about your hawaii pt II opinions, but >>68928852 has such good opinions that it's making up for your bad opinions

>>68929112
baddd

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I'm not doing a very good job of doing this chart daily am I?

>Wreckless Eric - Wreckless Eric
Sometimes the lyrics can be a little too crass but it makes for a decently fun record. Saxophone was good on a few tracks but on others it was just cheesy. I prefer the Peel Session versions of the tracks I've heard of off this, the looser feeling fits this kind of pop-punk better. Still, 3/5.

>James White and The Blacks - Off White
Not quite as other James Chance stuff I've heard but still the kind of discordant dance I like. Nothing does quite match the intensity of the No New York tracks though, I wish a couple of tracks were just slightly more aggressive. It's probably down to the fact Chance doesn't do much singing at all on this one apart from the opener Contort Yourself and having a conversation with a woman solely communicating in moans on the 2nd track Stained Sheets. 4/5 just about

>Patrik Fitzgerald - Treasures from the Wax Museum
I'm not sure the lyricism is amazing nor the instrumentation but something about this 77 min compilation kept me interested anyway. Much more folk than punk but the two genres aren't that far removed in their DIY and social commentary aspects I guess. 3.5/5

>>68929031
>2
badddd
>Best thing I guess I can say is it doesn't remind me as much as Owl City this time around, but the vocalist reminds me of the guy from Panic at the Disco kinda.
whats your point tho

so who here listened to the new Meat Loaf album?

i can't sleep but i should get up in a lil more than 1h

make me listen to an album of any kind ill tell you if it sucks, has to be on yt

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Scientist - The Best Dub Album in the World... (1980)
>dub

The title isn't that far off, honestly. I didn't really expect much from this, the low rating and the low number of ratings on RYM really threw me off, but this is some damn good stuff. I sometimes wish it would focus more on the groove, but it puts it's focus more on soundscaping and interesting production techniques, which Scientist obviously pulls off with finesse. The percussion on this thing is insane too, what this album may lack in earth-shattering bass grooves it definitely makes up for with it's layers upon layers of percussion. The best dub album in the world will forever be Playing It Cool & Playing It Right, but this is definitely a contender for that title.

>>68928765
i should play sondre to my gf, i think she'd dig him.

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Kaleidoscope - Side Trips (1967)
>psychedelic rock, folk rock

Half decent psych, half absolutely baffling jug band blues rock. I don't even know what these tracks /are/, they're interesting enough to not be truly unlistenably awful, but they're almost insultingly goofy, and they kill the momentum the folky psych tracks have going on. Which is a shame because the psych here is actually quite good. Maybe a tad derivative, but they've got the aesthetic down pat and they mix in the folkiness very well. Good at best, awfully confusing at worst, an okay listen as a whole.

2.0+

>>68929192
Doing better than me
I haven't listened to anything in over a week

I'm super excited to hear your opinion on psychedelic shack and hova lett tho

>>68929745
aahhaahh that's a 3.0+

>>68929745
Listen to Nuh Skin Up already fool

>>68930055
yeah I gotta get on that soon

Just listening to Main Source - Breaking Atoms, does anyone have any more hip hop like this? It's just the kind of thing I was wanting when I was listening to 3 Feet High and Rising loads but never really found it.

That kinda upbeat feel with loads of great samples idk.

>>68929856
yeah but I aimed to post everyday to get back into the swing of actively searching out new music after about a month of just relistening to stuff. And I'm not sure what to expect from Hova Lett at all.

>>68930371
Black Sheep - Wolf In Sheep's Clothing
Digable Planets - Reachin/Blowout Comb
Marley Marl - In Control, Vol 1

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Bumpin with some reviews

[1/2]

>Spacemen 3 - The Perfect Prescription

I absolutely love the atmosphere of this record, it’s so great. Like most shoegaze/neo-psych records, it’s filled with nice poppy melodies and a comfy blanket of guitar effects. Though it’s a lot noisier, this reminds me a lot of Galaxie 500, with some catchy riffs, a nice atmosphere and a bit of an eccentric singer. There’s a bit more of a garage rock influence on some of these tracks, which was a nice change of pace compared to most albums in this realm. Right up my alley, with only one or two missteps along the way.

4.0/5

>The Fall - Hex Hour Enduction Hour

Good listen overall. The atmosphere on here is quite noisy and post-punky, which works well with the angsty, rebellious lyrics. Most of the tracks on here are towards the lengthy side, with an average of about five and a half minutes. Since the tracks are a bit longer, they tend to get a bit repetitive, as a couple stretch on, meandering bit too much towards the end. While this works for the most part, it’s probably the biggest thing holding it back.

The length sometimes works to this album’s advantage though. The two part “Winter” flows perfectly together and is probably the best track on the album. And longer tracks like “Fortress/Deer Park” and “And This Day” are great additions that build into these anxious, noisy and repetitive masterpieces that get their points across. A few duds, “Who Makes The Nazis” in particular keep this from getting a higher score but it’s a fairly consistent, very enjoyable release. I’ve dug what I’ve heard from The Fall so far.

3.5/5

>>68930566

[2/2]

>Sly & The Family Stone - Stand!

Good lord this is some groovy shit. Pretty much every song on here is outstanding, with a nice mish-mash of influences, like jazz, soul, funk and psych rock (which was unexpected). Easiest to call this funk though. Though there are some obvious rebellious songs on here, this is mostly positive with a collaborative approach between the musicians - it feels like a giant jam session at times. And the grooves on here are just so upbeat, as they scream in joy and praise - in an almost gospel-y way on some tracks.

“Sex Machine” drags on way too long and “Don’t Call Me Nigger, Whitey” is a bit grating after awhile (though the thought is good). But everything else on here is somewhere on the realm of spectacular - phenomenal, I absolutely love it. Funk/soul like this album has this collaborative, harmonious and happy-go-lucky element that makes it some of my favorite music.

Phenomenal, 4.5/5

>>68930547
thanks will give them a listen.

>>68930566
good taste btw, Spacemen 3 are one of my top 3 bands

>>68930586
No problem man, let me know what you think! Also, thanks dude. I think I actually listened to that Spacemen 3 album b/c it was on the /daily/ chart lol

>>68930371
>not sure what to expect from hova lett
Wacky Slavs, lots of energy, and a touch of racism

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>>68931203
>a touch of racism

>>68931280
Hey, 1 out of 14 songs ain't bad for a slav

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>Daniel Johnston - The What of Whom
More of the most honest and vulnerable lyrics mixed with ultra lo-fi production. There are a few stand out songs, but i just think its not as good as songs of pain or 1990. It also doesn't have the weird experimental stuff like on Hi, how are you. There is quite a bit of filler and the skits don't really add much in my opinion. blue triangle/10

>Magnolia Electric Co. - The Magnolia Electric Co
I prefer Jason Molina's stuff when it's just him singing with a guitar instead of the full band seen on this album. I think his voice works a lot better when it's exposed with lots of silence and drawn out moments. The country twang is also a little bit much for me, but it wasn't so pronounced that it ruined the album for me. There is still some really great songwriting on this and the instrumental accompaniment does have some really beautiful passages throughout. blue triangle/10

>>68928353
The Holy Bible to an extent also Queen is Dead and Sufjan in general

>>68928353
77 Live, Kid A, Deceit

>>68932995
>defending kid a and 77
disgusting

>>68929096
>>68929356
agreed, pt II is p baddddd %]
>>68929526
isnt loaf boring amercian momstuff, idk

>>68933156
(ratboy genius is way more worth your time)

>>68933190
i mean really really
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmVNbFsKRfU

>>68932995
Wow, I just now noticed Deceit sounds like This Heat...I'm dumb

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>>68929031

At least you liked Kuryokhin

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>>68933393
>yfw it deceived you into thinking otherwise

>>68933156
Nah he's that classic brown stuff

>>68929031
>it's doesn't sound liek Owl City
good
>Manyrna Muzyka isn't a 9
shit taste

http://letterboxd.com/herb_guy/watchlist/

choose 1 (one)

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>>68934635
Birth of a Nation

>>68933861
O but it do

>>68931857
i bet you like Songs Ohia - Ghost Tropic, there are a LOT of silences.

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>Nina Simone - In Concert (1964)
Opens with the slow, soulful I Loves You, Porgy which is a little bit short with only 2:34 min and features a tipsy sounding Nina over soft piano playing . Plan Gold Ring is a bit darker (deep piano, drums) while Nina sings about her everlasting love for a married man. The whole atmosphere is a bit dark, which is even topped by the next song (Pirate Jenny). The Kurt Weill song really brings her manic, aggressive side to shine. Her voice cuts through the backing piano sharper than I've ever heard her before, switching between almost whispering and grandiose singing effortlessly. She legit sounds a bit crazy sometimes, which makes this one of the best songs I've heard by her so far. Thinks take a brighter turn with Old Jim Crow, which is nice and energetic but again a little bit short. Don't Smoke in Bed sounds melancholic at first, but it has an underlying aggressiveness with its repeated "Don't Smoke In Bed"that makes it almost sound like she secretly wants her ex-lover to forget that advice. On Go Limp Nina Simone definitely sounds a bit drunk, at first the whole song sounds a bit out of place with its humourous lyrics, but it has a serious theme to it: a girl loses her innocence to civil rights protester and gets pregnant, concluding that it's not a problem as long as movement is succesful (the baby not having to"march like his da-da and me"). On the closer, Mississippi Goddamn, Nina gets angry again.
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