/daily/ - /daily/ Edition

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Hello, is this the /daily/ thread?

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One more spot left if anyone else wants to join in.
Unless I missed em, I'm waiting for recs from FlyingIceWizard, Darklands and Leftov.

>>69127739
>>69127762
Added!

fuck radiohead

>>69127902
me
restrictions?

>>69127898
what's a daily

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first person to post a foto of shinji I've never seen before gets five fliptillion dollars

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>>69127902
>>69127910
you're getting black metal then

>>69127910
>>69127955
Lol, was gonna say the only rule is that 2 hours album length is the max.

Fuck it, I'll give that album a shot

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>>69127949

I'll take a check please

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>>69127949
hello will this do?

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>tfw bored by music but don't really wanna engage with anything else in particular atm
doesn't that new pokemon release today or was that next week? can't wait to get bored after an hour or two and never pick it up again

>>69127949

>>69127998
ok check em

>>69128023

Good digits, recommended

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>>69128023

>>69128008
that pic is gay

>>69127998
>>69128002
>>69128008
seen all of these try again

>>69127949
Not enough money desu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wA_S8TlLu0

fuck

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morning pals

>Nagy Feró és a Bikini - Hova Lett...
Not great. The prog influence didn't work much at all for me and songs like 'Ótyi-tyótyi - Ping-pong' were just cringeworthy. 2/5

>Pelt - Ayahuasca
Honestly I'm slightly disappointed by this. The pure drone segments were alright but tended to drag on a bit but the parts that had a bit of a folk/country influence were fucking fantastic, like the Henry Flynt-esque 'The Cuckoo' and the Fahey influenced Raga Called John (part 1 and 3 anyway). The drones on their own weren't that interesting but when they start playing over the top of them it's lovely. I don't know what to rate this really, the highs were very high but they only made up a third of the album at most. But i think the highs are high enough for me to give it a 4/5 since i did enjoy the drone segments a decent amount anyway.

>Pink Anderson - Carolina Blues Man
There's nothing that really stands out about this but I like Country Blues and he did a good enough job for me to enjoy it. It's not very emotional and he's no virtuoso but it does the job. 3+/5

>Phil Spector - Back to Mono (1959-69)
I haven't listened to all of this yet desu but I loved The Crystals already and Spector's production is nearly always great. The sound he gets on those drums is so good. As expected from a massive compilation like this there's a couple of shit songs but overall it's great pop music. 4/5 shame he's a murderer tho like

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>>69129442
gotta listen to it real loud so you get ASMR'd

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Kanye 2020

disappointment of the year tbf
https://youtu.be/MreXYqelGPM
I like my cheesy """prog meal""" a bit less cheesy mkay

>>69130705
ykno i usually love glitchy vocals but this sounds like ass

>>69130928
Ikr. They should just go back to making fun, melodramatic cringecore. They're taking themselves wayyy too seriously.

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Hello /daily/!

I'm at the airport for the next 3 hours so give me 2 albums (from Spotify) to listen to. First come, first grab :)

Also here's a dramatic picture of me from college days

>>69131259
Is that Jandek?

>>69131318
No, it's Jandank

>>69131349
Never heard of him.

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>>69131040
was gonna ask where to start but this kinda seals it

>>69131259
Bob Dylan Bootleg 4

>>69131365
Thats cause you don't listen to music and shitpost full time now

>>69131259
Eric Holm - Barotrauma

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>>69131486
This is true.

>>69127902
Sad I missed this but you're listening to Watkin Tudor Jones and Destroyer already so I'm gonna call that a win

>>69131452
Listening to it now. There is something about Dylan's delivery that still makes me want to rip my ears off from time to time but the stripped down song versions work well

Btw listened to 2 Unfinished Music volumes. Two Virgins was Revolution 9 2.0. I dig it but it was nothing mind blowing. Just tape music with some taste and Yoko's vocals, which I actually like.

Life with Lions is much more interesting. John Lennon playing feedback guitar and blues inspired free improv wank is something absolutely surreal to me, even after hearing Ono's Plastic Ono Band. Cambridge 1969 and Mullberry are wonderful, everything in between ranges from meh to good

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Morning /daily/!
School's starting to get crazy leading up to finals so I'll probably slow down on posting, especially music reviews and whatnot.

drop is a cuck

>>69132088
The first disc is what really won me over, to be honest I could take or leave his rock stuff although it does have a few good moments.

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>>69133198
Comedy gold.

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I never even used What.CD

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I don't know how I missed this last year, this is really good. I only wish he laid off the heavy effects on it because I think his compositions carry themselves pretty well on their own. Plus I think the black metal kind of stuff here is far less interesting than the psych folk elements. Apparently it's just one dude, which is impressive/discouraging if you've ever tried the solo project thing, because he's all over the map here. Sort of Murmuüre vibes. 7.5-8/10

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Just finished an exam on Adolf Eichmann!

Japandroids - Post-Nothing
Surprisingly listenable, did not expect this at all, it's really fun emo, takes me right the fuck back to highschool. Will definitely relisted to this one, it's probably going to go up in the future

The Bats - Daddy's Highway
I saw the r8s on RYM and this album is pretty much universally panned by all that listened to it here, fuck all yall it's actually quite good, again, will listen to more of it because it's got this really daggy bedroom twee/shoegaze feel to it
basically I dig it
Ping @ Nyarl, listen to this, you will like it

Graham Lambkin - Salmon Run
It's really eh

The Band - The Band
Kinda dug this, although it's a bit unusual of me since I don't really fall head over heels for this type of stuff
Will relisten I don't think I got all I could out of it because I didn't listen to the lyrics with absolute dillegence.

Popul Vuh - In den Garten Pharaos
I had little patience for this, it takes 25 minutes to get good, but then it got really good and then lost me again

>>69133652
Review Adolf Eichmann next.

>>69133652
Do Mingus

>>69134473
Is this poseurcore?

>>69131546
Sorry you missed it man :/ Well, if none of the missing spots give me a rec, I might add you in lol

>>69134562
Why would I bother listening to non-poseur music?

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>>69131426
that's their worst album though (though idk, you might like it since it's basically nu-metal); you're better off getting The Perfect Element Part I imo

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>>69134473
A lot more hip-hop on my collage than I was expecting. Haven't finished the Tribe album, though it's good so far.

Is that Guaraldi worth a listen?

tracks i've been loving this week
>Condor Ave. by Elliott Smith
>Web in Front by Archers of Loaf
>Lose by Dino Jr.
>I Want to Be Cold by The Microphones
>All Souls Day by Unwound

>>69134473
how's Leonard Cohen? I feel like I should try again to get into him
>>69134904
neat, bonus points for Low and Outkast

>>69133669
>Review Adolf Eichmann
I respectfully refuse

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>>69135187

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>>69135201

Back in Riga! Comfy as fuck with a beer desu.

>>69131500
listened to this Felt like drowning in a submarine.

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>>69135330
oh hey clem

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>>69135432
Wow, cool Clem pic. Please review Adolf Eichmann tho.

>>69135497
I mean I suppose
He's kinda evil and uh, kinda boring as well


(legit can recommend the book Eichmann in Jerusalem, it's one of the most interesting books I've ever read)

>>69135645
>(legit can recommend the book Eichmann in Jerusalem, it's one of the most interesting books I've ever read)
(I was legit looking at that and wondering if it's worth picking up so that's kind of a nice thing you did there bringing it up like that)

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>>69134473
Le Nerd Cone

>>69134562
the pose, not the note, melody nor any kind of syntax, works as the generative cell of pop music

>>69134892
well if that >>69130705 was them being "serious" it makes sense to go right for the least serious, and then go for the stuff in between. least thats how i approach midly large discographies

The fact that Kim Deal has an identical twin creeps me out

>>69128149
Your rec was Gilberto's s/t but which one? Apparently he has one from '61 and another from '73 lmao

>>69136352
'73

F___

>>69136560
lip

>>69136560
ry (top)

>>69136560
rig off nerd

God I am so disappointed in the new pokemon game, I was so Hyped, will play for 2 hours more tomorrow and then might return it

>>69136582
>>69136604
>>69136638
my posts are always so successful

>>69136656
What did you expect? Did you play X and Y? Shit was easy-mode yo.

3 > 2 > 4 > 5 > 1 > 6 > 7 btw

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>>69136582
Flap

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>>69136697
flop

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>>69136713
n, good show

>>69136729
>>69136729
thanks love you

>>69136695
Played X+Y as well as ORAS, liked both

controversial oppinion
4 > 2 > 5 > 3 > 6 > 1 > 7

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>>69136749
np

>>69136543
Okay cool, thanks

>>69135770
(if you genuinely are interested also check out Christopher Browning's Ordinary Men and Ian Kershaw's The Nazi Dictatorship, Problems and Perspectives of Interpretation)

>>69136797
Didn't care for X as much, but I actually really enjoyed ORAS. I'm cool with my pokemon experience stopping there though.
5 and 4 are very underrated and were probably the most balanced competitively
2 is very close to the best
1 is unbalanced shit for nostalgiabros
I will die for Emerald any day idec

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>>69136799
>>69136948
thanks love you

>>69137113
(wishlisted both, thanks)

>>69136729
aots tbqh

>>69136656
so what's wrong with it?

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>Lil Ugly Mane - Mista Thug Isolation
I'm torn on this album as there are some aspects of it that really resonated with me while there were others that i didn't enjoy much at all. I really loved the chopped and screwed vaporwave style that some of the songs had. The instrumentals in general were extremely engaging and full of things to listen for with creative uses of samples throughout. I liked the jazz beats mixed with the dark tone of the whole thing. I wasn't really a fan of the rapping or lyricism at all though. It had some creative rhyming and an impressive flow, but a lot of the time it just felt flat and uninspired. This album is too long with a lot of filler that doesn't take advantage of the creative production techniques used on songs like Radiation (Lung Pollution) and Twistin. blue triangle/10

>>69136797
>>69137151
desu any opinion is correct as long as u recognize gen 1 was objectively shit (guess the remakes are aight tho but kanto's still weakest region overall). I hear p much everyone pan XY but I never played em, if they're really that easy tho I wouldn't like them.

Is hampus here? There's a good chance the next what.cd will be named after you. You should be proud.

>>69138146
what.hampus?

>>69138211
ham.pus

>>69137703
His other material is definitely worth checking out.
I feel the same way about mista thug isolation. His lyrics are obviously not meant to be taken seriously, but they still can get annoying.
I enjoy his lyricism way more on Uneven Compromise and Oblivion Access. His instrumentation is a lot harsher and noisier though.
For more of that jazzy feel, check out Third Side of Tape. Though that beast is a compilation album consisting of mostly unfinished material, it's still worth a listen.
You can always listen to Absence of Shitperson which contains the instrumentals to mista thug isolation.

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>>69134904
>Is that Guaraldi worth a listen?
Its a pretty nice set melodically and worth a listen if you're into piano jazz, but the backing band is a little stale.

>>69135187
>how's Leonard Cohen?
Dead.

>>69135833
Le Asocial Cone

>>69136656
lol

>>69138244
Preemptively bookmarked

>>69138531
shave nerd

>>69135187
>Condor Ave. by Elliott Smith
fucking tight

I saw you haven't rated Figure 8 or New Moon yet. Those are probably my least favorite of his next to From a Basement, but they're very worthwhile.

>>69137703
pretty much this >>69138381 Uneven Compromise is an essential.

>>69138531
hamp.us would work actually but it's taken by another hampus :/

>>69138381
>>69138635
Ill be sure to check out more of his stuff cause i really like the style he's going for.

its dat time again!!!
>the pop group - y
just like metal box, not nearly as weird as i was expecting. quite enjoyable.
>darkside - psychic
the first few tracks were great but it dropped off a bit. still enjoyable sort of poppy ambient style

Hampboy advances!(sry jumbo)
greatest tournament of all time!

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>>69139069
worst trounament of all time.

fridaaaaaaay
got a lot to listen through

>>69139069
Can I rec Gang of Four - Entertainment!

>>69127902
Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country

neither are exactly obscure recs but you should listen to them

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Bunch of new stuff! Moving along great.

Ryoji Ikeda - Dataplex

I'll be honest and say that I have no idea what to think of this thing. It's the essence of "computer music" for sure. It's grating, unpleasant, but strangely well crafted and composed. There is a definite sense of form and function, but I definitely did not enjoy this. But I didn't hate it? I don't know man.

?????

Asobi Seksu - s/t

Cool little dream pop album, but not as good as their follow-up, Citrus. Fun j-pop influenced tracks with a touch of twee, but little to know musical substance. A good musical equivalent to Skittles, very sweet, but it hurts after a while. Would be really nice for a 15 minute EP, but the 40 minute runtime becomes really rough towards the end. Still, nice guitar and vocal work throughout.

EHH.

Ghost - Hypnotic Underworld

Awesome album. I've been a fan of Michio Kurahara's work with Boris, but this is my first Ghost album, and I really enjoyed it. The opening track, split into four, is a really engaging muscial journey, and the shorter tracks are great as well. Nice varied instrumentation and killer guitar work permeate the album, and the band really knows how to write music that doesn't get boring in the longer tracks. The track Kiseichukan Nite is a low point, probably because it's largely spoken word I only know a little Japanese. Other low points include the somewhat stunted nature of the tail end of the opener. Still, a really enjoyable listen with awesome instrumentation and composition. Check this out for sure.

GOOD.

Various - Katamari Fortissimo Damacy

Nostalgia bomb for me. This was and still is one of my favorite video games ever, and I'm not sure why I never revisited the awesome music this game had. It's just a stupidly catchy set of swing, electronic, pop, jazz, etc. All the hooks and riffs are really, really infectious. It may be nostalgia talking, but I feel like this is definitely one of the best video game soundtracks ever. Perfectly quirky.

GOOD.

>>69139744
also

Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen

Of course I had already heard this, but I revisited it after the news. Still impeccable. I feel like that's all I have to say.

INCREDIBLE.

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>...Native Hipsters - There Goes Concorde Again
Holy shit I could not get into this. It opens with one of the most annoying songs I've ever heard, 'Hey, Hey yooou'. The quirkiness of this album drove me mad. I may return to this at some point and find out I actually like it but fuck me am I not in the mood. 1/5

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listening to m b v for the first time, does /daily/ really hate it this much?

>>69139873
>shoegaze
meme album

>>69139940
I'm starting to think you're the worst trip here

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made a separate thread for this but i'll ask it here as well

can a manlet like myself show up to a small venue after doors open and make it p close to the stage without much trouble?

>>69139873
i'd like m b v a lot better if it was a ~35 min record

>>69140040

A good crowd lets short people in the front and forces lanklets to the back.

So it depends on the crowd really.

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>>69140102
that's cool, i expect a crowd of ppl that are mostly in their 40/50s

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Still waiting for recs from FlyingIceWizard and Leftov, send em my way whenever you're ready

>Emeralds - Does It Look Like I’m Here?

Right off the bat, this album has a great atmosphere. A nice mix of guitar and synth weave in layers to create these hypnotic, enchanting soundscapes. Most of this sounds quite a bit lot a modernized Tangerine Dream, with similar elements going on throughout the album. This whole thing is fairly relaxing, which is exactly what I like about ambient music. However, after about 40 minutes of this, it started to get a bit repetitive and blend together a bit. It sags a bit, with ideas kind of meshing together in the middle.

There’s only so much that you can do with an ambient album and this kind of ends up going nowhere at times. However, I will say “Double Helix”, “Now You See Me” and “Access Granted” are all outstanding tracks. Just wish the rest of this had remained at their level.

5/10


>The Magnetic Fields - i

Fantastic indie pop all around. Creative songwriting, nice catchy melodies and awesome instrumentation. Stephin Merritt has such a cool voice..it’s deep and baritone but often has this hint of angst/pain. In other words, it’s a style I really like in indie pop albums. I mean, he even sounds a lot like Chet Baker on “Infinitely Late at Night”. His voice also compliments the subject matter pretty well, which helps, as most of the songs either talk about love or some sort of heartbreak. The arrangement on here is also fantastic - with strings (not usually big on them but it works), banjos and even a harpsichord on “In an Operetta”.

Something about this release was really touching, I can’t exactly explain it.

8/10, though I can see myself bumping the score up in the future.

Dogevillage moves on

>>69140197
drunk too if that matters at all

>>69140213
ay

Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band - Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)

>>69140213
Do me next so Tuco can get BTFO

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>>69140213
Can't blame ya, at least we can agree on the best tracks!


>The Residents - Not Available
This was quite horrifying in parts. It's like a full length version of feller filler.
There were a few elements in it that I really liked. The atmosphere of dread, the electronic beats in the background, and the soft horns coming in right at the perfect moment.
As a whole though, the vocals really turned me off and the album really meanders.
I don't want to use the criticism that it "tried too hard to be weird" but I couldn't help feeling that in parts.
It was an interesting experience, but I don't think I'll be revisiting it often.

who wants to recc me a good movie to be contemplative to, I'm a complete film pleb and burnt out on music
(i've seen It's Such a Beautiful Day)

>>69140982
Star Spangled to Death

>>69139088
shit

>>69140982
johnny english: reborn: reloaded: revolutions

>>69140295
Cool, added

>>69140974
I'll listen to both of your recs next. Might be a little bit though, I've got kind of a busy weekend ahead

Hey guys, I know some of you tend to know your shit when it comes to some of the type of stuff, so I was wondering are there like more albums that are legit examples of multicultural hybridization?

Miles Davis - On The Corner
Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm
The meme Bulgarian Voices/Tuvan Throat Singing album - Fly, Fly My Sadness
maybe Exuma - s/t counts?
maybe some Fahey counts?

These are all I can think of. There's some Beatles songs, too that actually hybridize the different styles rather than just assimilate, but it's just a couple songs. Was looking for more examples outside just a few songs. Also no world music cheese please.

>>69139835
If you wanna talk about being sheer weird, There Goes Concorde Again probably takes it for post-punk. I initially got it recced to me by Talking Cat Bob asking him is there's something more ridiculous than that Milk From Cheltenham album in the post-punk flowchart. It's not bad, but you just have to be prepared for it.

>>69139744
If Dataplex fucked you up, be ready for Destroy All Monsters.

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>>69141627

>>69141192
2long and not feelsy enough
>>69141496
you got unlucky if only you were against any of the mediocre records on the left side

>>69141627
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/nana_vasconcelos/saudades/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_joe_harriott_double_quintet/indo_jazz_suite/

>>69141627
I feel like Don Cherry is a great example

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>tfw you have a reverberating fart in a low G and now you want to listen to Machine Gun

>>69141917

You should make a fart symphony. Be the next Henri Chopin.

>>69141627
>destroy all monsters

idk, i've listened to bits and pieces, and i can at least appreciate the experimentation and construction. half of dataplex felt like sounds you would play in public as a joke

>>69136729
I just listened to that Kel album. Is it true that the guys from Liturgy made it?

>>69141748
You know what else is too long and not feelsy enough? My dick.

>>69142190
>sounds you would play in public as a joke
elaborate

>>69142313
like the ultrasonic tones, people in my high school would play them to piss people off. it just hurt my ears.

>>69142269
It wasnt "guys", IT was Hunt Hendrix himself

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make it stop

>>69141917
best post itt

>>69143964
there are no posts in this thread

>>69140982
As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty.
Real contemplative hours up in hour. Smash that mf discontent.

>>69141694
>>69141754
Thank you! Much appreciated.

>>69141897
It was the album that kinda inspired me to make the post because it's not just using different instruments, but doing legitimately non-jazz stuff that comes with those instruments and putting it together with jazz that I really like about the album.

>>69142190
Dataplex approaches sound design in this really weird way where the music, especially in the first half which starts at ridiculously high frequencies then gets lower as the album goes on, feels like it doesn't exist. So there's still stuff going on in the first half, but we can't register it. Like Schrodinger's Cat of music.

>>69140213

>Leftov

Nara Leão - Dez anos depois

Since you seem to be a fan of Brazilian music.

>>69133652
>Ping @ Nyarl, listen to this, you will like it
I don't like it

srsly it's fine but it's pretty middling for me

>>69134904
>Is that Guaraldi worth a listen?
yes
and how did you like king krule?

>>69138531
>>how's Leonard Cohen?
>Dead.
High-level kek

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done!

Geraldo Pino - Heavy Heavy Heavy (2005)
>afrobeat, afro-funk

Kinda disappointing, but in no way bad. The best thing this comp has going for it is its charisma. Pino is an inherently charismatic frontman, he's very reminiscent of James Brown in how his presence is always felt with little grunts or screams, no matter how little he actually flat-out sings. His backing band is good, but sometimes a bit too sterile to carry the weight of Pino's vocals. The synths are sometimes flat-out poor, they have absolutely no weight to them, and the thinness of them often makes them come off as cheesy. Wonderful percussion, however, and it's still a pretty damn enjoyable record, but not nearly as good as it could be.

3.0-

Prophet Posse - Body Parts (1998)
>memphis rap

A big hodgepodge of every single major memphis rap figure of the '90s, and it's about as unfocused and scattershot as you'd expect. The Triple 6 and co. tracks are pretty much consistently great. Nothing out of this world, and nothing that hasn't been explored to better effect on their own records, but the wonderful, DJ Paul-produced sound is still here in spades, and all the MCs are in top form. Everything not by the Triple 6 camp is just weak, judged alone and in comparison with the Triple 6 tracks. These tracks have a more typical southern sound, the production isn't memorable at all, and the MCs sound more like Eminem or the Insane Clown Posse than Lord Infamous or Koopsta. A total fucking mess, but the Triple 6 tracks alone are wonderful, as always.

2.5

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starting this!!!

>>69145350
Nice, yeah I'm definitely big on Brazilian music

>>69146045
Love 6 Feet Below The Moon. The s/t EP is pretty solid but I've only given it a quick listen so far honestly

>>69146490
Nice, there's some good stuff on here. Where are you gonna start?

>>69146738
prob Simon & Garfunkel when I wake up.

Good Morning /daily/!

Memes.

>>69147256
memes

>>69141627
depends, where does "hybridizing" start and "assimilating" end? i'd be under the impression the Beatles could be accused of the latter

cuz there's a lot of pop music with some heavily ethnic flavor like Goat, Psalters, that one Gang Gang Dance album, a lot of Folk Metal and the like obviously, a lot of music from non-western countries has probably been influenced by colonialism if not migrations n stuff even before that but i get what you want so
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/catrin_finch_and_seckou_keita/clychau_dibon/
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E0%AE%B2%E0%AE%BE%E0%AE%B2%E0%AF%8D%E0%AE%95%E0%AF%81%E0%AE%9F%E0%AE%BF_%E0%AE%9C%E0%AE%AF%E0%AE%B0%E0%AE%BE%E0%AE%AE_amjad_ali_khan/south_meets_north/
or any afro-cuban music

co post our bar pic you meme

>>69142581
you probably won't enjoy stgstv then

>>69143846
I really liked it. The whole thing just seemed very tightly made for someone who is normally making a black metal album once every four years

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Wake up

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>>69149833
nah i just wanna lie in bed

why do all of you have such shit taste

>>69149948
why do you have such shit opinions?

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>>69149173
>once every four years
god i hope i don't have to wait that long, don't you eff*n jynx it!

>>69149958
why are you projecting your insecurities on me

>>69150002
because I can and you can do nothing about it

>>69150011
prove it

>>69150029
i'm doing it right now

>>69150033
that's what you think

>>69150051
prove it

>>69150056
you're doing it right now

>>69150067
I'm bumping a dying daily thread with shitposts. what r u doin?

>>69150075
helping you out

>>69150087
thanks man, you're helping

>>69150093
np mate

>>69150699
liturgy - aestetica

a man I met the other day told me to visit his channel, seemed the muso type, so I gave it a look
Haven't really ventured into this genre before, but there's something about this song that trips me the fuck out
idek if its good
someone wanna
judge?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dr2sKeQhQnM&feature=youtu.be

>>69150699
telstar drugs - telstar drugs

Just getting in to Patti Smith. Why has it taken me this long? Incredible.

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made friends with a fox coming back from work and he followed me home
music for this feel

>>69153037
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqJTk-6HBD4

>>69154132
catchier than i would have expected
2.5/5

>>69150699
tomboyish love for daughter by goreshit

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fuck memes

>>69148474
Most Beatles stuff is definitely assimilation, though I was referring to that one track (the Indian influenced one on Sgt Peppers I think) that if you break apart theoretically you'll see a Western aspect and an Indian classical aspect, too.

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>Jandek - Glasgow Monday

For the third performance, Sterling Smith decides that the trio (Smith, Nielson and Youngs) is ready for something else. So here we have it: Sterling Smith on piano, Richard Youngs on double bass and Alex Nielson on bowed (!) percussion. All three performing a single suite piece titled “The Cell”.

It is a peaceful piece. Rep opens up each section of the piece with a similar theme and plays a listenable piano section, similar to what will be occurring on the big piano boxsets. Youngs’ bowed double bass drones over the smooth piano, while Neilson just bows every single drum piece he has. Alex plays chimes from time to time and just adds a slight edge to the repetition of Jandek.

Smith’s vocal performance is more of a spoken word one, rather than his howling from the previous efforts. The lyrical centre of the piece is the starting line “what do I have” that reoccurs on almost all of the parts. I personally think that the theme of The Cell is ageing. He constantly keeps talking about growing up and how different life becomes, not only for people but for all the living. I didn’t find any line that had the classic Jandek taste, but there were a few good ones.

The Cell sounds very plain in my opinion. It is a pleasant listen and I do appreciate the dynamic silences between the sections, but overall I think it is not worthy of its length. I know that they eventually got it right on “Where Do You Go From Here? “, so this show was not in vain.

5+/10 (plus for Nielson)

>>69150699
Klaus Schulze - Irrlicht

>>69133497
>implying I would ever put my dick in something that's not my hand

Fishmans (sic) - long season

>>69150699
Not sure if you'll actually listen but

Edan - Beauty and the Beat

uk shit

https://youtu.be/__Ozaa2SrEc

You have several hours to justify not killing yourself.

>>69156453
i won't be able to make fun of future funk any more

>>69156453
Dead people can't masturbate or edit album covers.
Checkmate.

>>69156453
1. Money
2. Job
3. Freedom
4. Gf
5. Memes

>>69157533
6. Those dubs

>>69156453
there is love in this world and shoegaze

>>69149106
i actually listened to stgstv a while ago, just revisiting it for this chart, and i remember quite enjoying it. i think the incessancy of the tones ikeda uses is what drove me over the edge. stgstv is at least reserved.

>>69157797
>there is love in this world
[citation needed]

>>69157533
>1. Money
>2. Job

Good goy

>>69158289
see the second half of my post

>>69158321
That is a reply of someone who either hates his job or has no job at all.

>>69158349
>there is shoegaze in this world
How is that not a reason to kill myself?

>>69156453
I literally can't.

>>69158391
nono, the existence of shoegaze proves that there is love in this world

>>69158391
when are you gonna bring back the howard memes?

>>69158384
>having money is his #1 reason for living

That's so pathetic I'm not even sure how to respond. You're hollow.

>>69150699
You actually doing this or just posting the template?

Manu Chao - Radio Bemba Sound System

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>>69157533
tfw none of those
>>69158453
but money gets him the grill and the freedom to do and go where he wants to

>>69158416
Love sounds awful based on what you're telling me to be honest.

>>69158425
You mean *those*? Never probably. They don't plug anymore on the plug. That's a GY!BE reference but it doesn't quite work. I'm sorry.

>>69158453
It gives me almost everything I want in terms of entertainment. Sure, there are things I can't buy like love, health and friendship but the rest is available for a specific sum.

>>69158416
shoegaze sux

>>69158494
I'm now convinced you're the worst trip here
>>69158481
love isn't good but it's worth living for!!!

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>>69158483
S P E C T A C L E
P
E
C
T
A
C
L
E

>>69158507
>I'm now convinced you're the worst trip here
What am I doing wrong?

>>69158481
you are forgiven
>>69158509
rare photo of me

>>69150699
ichiko aoba - mahoroboshiya

>>69158534
not you

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>>69158483

*sniff*

>>69158557
I know, that's why I'm asking.

>>69156453
1. Friends
2. Music/Memes
3. gf
4. Education/aspirations for the future

>>69158391
:(

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>>69158563

>>69158561
Is this fake?

>>69158563
its not about what you're doing, it's about what you're NOT doing

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>>69158494
>2016
>Not liking lush walls of sound that erode all outside stimuli and transport the listener to a state of pure bliss

>>69158589
What am I not doing?

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>>69158593

i'm just gonna tell everyone real quick that cocteau twins' treasure is their best album and the best dream pop album of all time

>>69158611
be more condescending, more predictable, less likable, and be less funny in general, and you'll be on dogevillage's level in no time!!

>>69158630
accurate trip

Shoegaze is like the 2nd worst genre ever but Loveless is great. I can't even think of a handful of albums from the genre I enjoy and I've heard quite a bit.

>>69158639
>more predictable
>less funny in general
The heck...

>>69158650
>Loveless is great

lol

where's Hampus when you need him

>>69158660
also being transparently inflammitory would help

>>69158673
making a retarded infographic probably

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>>69158650
>Shoegaze is like the 2nd worst genre ever
>but Loveless is great

Everything about this post is offensive

>>69158698
Frig off feggot.

>>69158705
>:o{}

>>69158703
name a better shoegaze album than loveless

>female starts posting
>thread goes to shit
:thinking:

>>69158744
Souvlaki

>>69158759
nope

>>69158747
>>female
who?
>>69158759
are you montie

>>69158744
Flying Saucer Attack - s/t

>>69158744
flying saucer attack ;3

>>69158787
>who?
Me.

>>69158759
no
>>69158792
>>69158799
better, but no

>>69158759
I listened to this album while digging fence posts and I think I enjoyed the digging more.

>go on someone's profile
>view their favorite artists/top rated ablums
>autechre
>block them
what other artists are great for using as pleb filters?

>>69158747
who?

>>69158792
>>69158799
better than souvlaki at least

>>69158853
if they have less than 5,000 ratings I don't EVER talk to them

>>69158853

jimmy jazz btfo

>>69155925
called the police

>>69158877
sweet trip - v/s/t
ride - going blank again
moose - xyz

i enjoy all of these much more than loveless

>>69158852
Those must have been some nice fence posts.

>>69158895
>v/s/t

what the fuck am i on, v/d/c

>>69158910
You mean s/d/c?

My point really is that 95% of all shoegaze I've ever heard is woooaaahh duuuude distortion ex-dee making it pretty much just a very poppy version of noise rock that just in general just offends my ear I guess.

>>69158895
I think I could actually agree with v/s/c. I like that album a lot. And Ride's first two albums are pretty great

haven't heard moose tho.

>>69158928
Some : Dumb : Cunt

>>69158853

Don't make fun of SDC's band please.

>>69158744
Agree with >>69158759 and >>69158792
honestly.

You Made Me Realize
Going Blank Again
Velocity: Comfort: Design

I have pretty shit opinions most of the time though

>>69158964
i know what you mean but at least for me the best shoegaze releases more than make up for the plethora of garbage

>>69158964
I've heard that opinion a lot... but I guess I'm a sucker for the whole shoegaze aesthetic lol

>>69159060
I feel that, but I feel like every time I listen to a shoegaze album that has less than like 3,000 ratings I'm guaranteed to h8 it.

>>69158744
Faust IV
:)

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>>69159178

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>tfw your local radio station pays tribute to the recent death of Lou Donaldson and you can find literally no information that he's actually dead

>>69159245
The first track (Krautrock) is very similiar to Shoegaze.

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>>69156453
1. knawlidge
2. friends
3. me im too wondeful 2 die desu
4. mems+media

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>>69159540

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Good evening /daily/!

I will probably listen to Ever Diver today.

>>69159051
Thinking any MBV release but Loveless is their best is pretty wrong desu

I don't like the majority of Shoegaze with the exceptions of some albums.
Noise Rock is infinitively better than Noise Pop.
There, I said it.

>>69159839
>There, I said it.
Said what? A popular opinion?

This Jangle v Tuco matchup is gonna be way closer than I anticipated

Rec me 1 thing that will put the drunk me to sleep. Oxbow didn't help.

>>69160753
Oxbow

>>69160772
damn it. Ok.

>>69160753

Coil - Moon's Milk (In Four Phases)

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>>69160772
for you
>>69160815
I'll probably listen to it afterwards.

>>69160824
I'm CIA?

>>69160753
>Oxbow didn't help.
Is this an insult.
I love Oxbow, The Narcotic Story is absolutely in my Top 50.

>>69161135
He hates Oxbow, yes.

>>69161133
It hurts?
>>69161135
I love Oxbow but I expected it to exhaust me. Made me anxious instead.

>>69160431
Just remember that Tuco is an Australian and you'll make the right choice.

>>69158476
suffer :)

>>69146490
Good jazz albums and Patti Smith is also very good, you'll have fun with this.

>>69161446
Yo haven't seen you around all that much apart from memeing, how are you? Study still going well?

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[1/2]

I regret matching up Jangle and Tuco because both of these records were *so* good. Hope the rest of the tourney continues to be this enjoyable.

>Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series 4: The “Royal Albert Concert”

Two sides of a coin here, as Dylan performs acoustic tracks by himself on disc 1 and performs electronic cuts with The Band on disc 2. The first half is pretty much just extended versions of his famous acoustic tracks, remixed in typical Dylan fashion - with extra harmonica solos, etc and drawn out vocals. These cuts are nice, and the audience pretty much unanimously loves these. However, I’m not sure if they’re that much better than the studio versions.

Side 2 though - good lord! The Band jams the fuck out, adding some gnarly drumming and some groovy solos on the piano and guitar. And the organ on here is just ridiculous. Something about it works so well with the rest of the band and gives this thing a very soulful, psychedelic feel. The audience is a little bit more hostile, heckling him at times and even providing the famous “JUDAS!” line. Kind of enjoyed the rowdiness of the fans a bit more honestly. And this recording somehow makes “Ballad of A Thin Man” - among my favorite Dylan tracks - way way better.

Side 2 is just incredible all the way through and definitely one of the best live recordings I’ve heard. But side 1 is just average and adds a whole 45 minutes to the runtime, which brings this down a little. If it were just side 2, it might be approaching 9-10 territory honestly.

8-/10

>>69161926
[2/2]

>Lou Donaldson - Blues Walk

Riiight up my alley as far as jazz goes. There’s a bit of a bluesy flair to this one but it alternates between a few styles. There’s subtle moments, furious hard bop songs and even gets close to soul jazz at times. All throughout this record, there’s this little twinge of latin/afro-cuban jazz (or something along those lines) influence that doesn’t feel forced or overwhelming. And I’m pretty much always a fan of that style.

All these subtle influences mesh incredibly well, with nice interplay between the musicians - most of whom I’ve honestly never heard of. The drumming in particular is very cool, with both traditional jazz drumming and some congas featured on a number of the tracks (love the solo on “Move”). While this isn’t the most ambitious or experimental record, it’s incredibly entertaining for its style. This whole record has a cozy, upbeat atmosphere and sometimes that’s exactly what I want. Short, sweet and thoroughly enjoyable.

8+/5

Jangle moves on

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Ah balls, I was going to listen to some more music, but now I guess I'll listen to the storm.

>>69161926
Also, waiting for a rec from FlyingIceWizard if you're still interested! If not, I'll let Nyar fill in

>>69162215
There is not much that is more comfy than listening to music while it rains outside.

>>69161591
yeah im doing fine 0: hbu

>>69161591
btw u going to the autechre concert in doornroosje come tuesday?

https://twitter.com/MarinaDiamandis/status/799024077348491264

lmao

>>69161926
fuck Wizard man i want you to listen to my rec (spoiler: i will win)

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>>69156453
i still wanna go to some shows this year

>>69158853
nice try but a pleb exposes themselves by what they _don't_ have the capacity to understand
i've seen Snowing, The Fiery Furnaces, Liturgy, i constantly see Grimes in lower ratings, those should be the worst offenders

>>69158964
on the other hand, noise rock is just an unruly version of shoegaze...

>>69162706
she seems cool

>>69158792
>>69158799
lmao that album is shit though ? :)

>>69156453
haven't yet gotten the scotch i ordered in the mail

*sigh* ugh...
like...

>>69162902
:c

>>69161948
Tuco? More like Btfo!
Glad you enjoyed the album man.

rec: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/art_blakey_and_the_jazz_messengers/africaine/

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What are some of the most experimental/inaccessible albums which still retain melody (or at least, pitches following other pitches)?

Boring question, I know, but I don't really know what to listen to right now

>>69163337
Tristan & Isolde

Post your favorite Oxbow track from each album they made.
>Fuckfest - 30 Miles
>King of The Jews - Daughter
>Let Me Be A Woman - Me and the Moon
>Serenade in Red - 3 O' Clock
>An Evil Heat - Shine (Glimmer)
>The Narcotic Story - A Winner Every Time

>>69163337
>pitches following other pitches
That's what we call audio.

>>69163443
I suppose I mean notes then

>>69163474
p sure you could transcribe merzbow if you were autistic enough to try

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anyone wanna superimpose dailyboy faces over one another to imitate that new metal licker

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option 2

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>>69163490
Everything's possible when you have autism.

avant garde was a mistake

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>>69163615
tfw not autistic

>>69156453
1. education and aspirations

that's it really

>>69157533
>>69158573
>girls are a positive in your life

oh I am jelly

>>69161926
>>69162254
jorge ben - forca bruta

>>69163402
>Fuckfest: Curse
>KotJ: Daughter
>LMBaW: Gal
>Serenade: Lucky
>An Evil Heat: Sorry
>Narcotic Story: A Winner Every Time

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y'all shoegazers heard this, right?

>>69164070
is it good or are you telling me it's good

>>>/d/7114994

>>69164108
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv_yuoc-EGQ

>>69164141
cum bath is better

>>69164184
oh god it's like grunge ew

>>69164239
yes! that's why it's one of the better shoegaze albums

>>69164303
grunge is only slightly more passable than pop-punk on the edgy teen music genre spectrum

>>69164417
this post makes me glad not to be autistic ty m8

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Simon & Garfunkel - Wednesday Morning, 3 AM (1964)
>folk pop, contemporary folk

The duo's typical prettiness is here in spades, but the high density of covers and the lack of variation in the sound makes it a very inconsequential, often boring listen. The originals are obviously the best songs here, "The Sounds of Silence" is great as always, and the title track is a great early excursion into Simon's character-based songwriting style, but covers of traditional songs and Dylan's "The Times They Are a-Changin'" are just poor, their sound saps all the energy and passion out of the songs and the songwriting in turn does their sound no favors. It's decent enough, but really plain and dull.

2.0

David Bowie - Station to Station (1976)
>art rock

The sterile-cocaine-kraut-fuck here is exceptional, my god. "Station to Station", "Golden Years", and "Stay" all rank among Bowie's best tracks, for my money. They take the soul out of funk, which sounds like an awful thing, but Bowie takes the normally full of life genre and transforms it into an anxious, edgy, cocaine-fueled style that's so purely Bowie. The remaining tracks are decent, but they focus more on a blue-eyed soul style that doesn't mesh well with the sound Bowie was going for here. Soul needs soul, funk can do without it. They're all still decent, mainly since Bowie's vocals can anchor any track no matter how bad, but the funk tracks blow them out of the water. Honestly, it might be my least favorite Bowie album I've heard so far, but that stands as a testament to the quality of the man's body of work more than anything else.

3.0-

>>69164432
anything for the senpai

>>69163790
Sorry, I've already heard that album. I actually love Jorge Ben lol. Happen to have another rec man?