>"So, you're a music guy, huh? Well, what was the

slash's autobiography

women are a meme

>>69175502
a manual for a shitty keyboard/mixing panel setup

the fuck do you want from me bitch

>>69175502
Girl In A Band by Kim Gordon, if that counts.
If not, then it's Ocean of Sound, by David Toop. Great book, worth a read

this is your brain on music

also, got more of that qtpi?

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i want reel amine girfrrend

"How to Do Sex with Pic Related" by J.G Authorson

helter skelter

>>69175502
The Wealtb of Nations

>>69175579
more like J.G. Wentworth

>>69175558
>Ocean of Sound, by David Toop
Nice, I've been meaning to buy this for a while. I went to a lecture by him earlier in the year, really great guy.

So your a film guy eh? What was the last interpretive dance performance you watched on the subject?

>>69175958
this is such a stupid retort

A History of Western Music, Revised Edition, by Donald Jay Grout.

Or a biography of Mozart/a history of Wagner's music under the Third Reich. I forget.

>>69175958
that doesnt make any sense you fool

>>69175502
Understanding Post Tonal Music
>inb4 music uni

>>69175566
fucking piece of shit book
he fucks up basic facts

>>69175976
>>69176047
He's right

>>69175502
I'm not a 'music guy' and I only read post-modern, existential fiction because it feeds into my work. I also really like Sion Sono's films. I know, I'm a pretty cool guy.

>>69176129
no he fucking isn't lmao

a researched and insightful piece of writing made to educate the reader is not the same as watching fucking shrek on ice

Our Band Could Be Your Life by Michael Azerrad

I read a big book about jazz. Can't remember what it was

>>69175502
w-why are you shove your hand in my pants, miss? c-can i just go home now?
>i don't like it.
>>my feet hurts
>>>i need to go home to jerk off.

Trouble Boys: The True Story of The Replacements

would recommend

>>69175502
Just marry me woman

>>69175502
I don't need to verify myself to a stupid female.

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>>69175502
>book

>>69175502
Currently reading The Enjoyment of Music: Twelfth Edition.

Before that, it was Bach's Dialogue with Modernity: Perspectives on the Passions but then my Kindle died.

>>69176180
Is this good ?

>>69176275
I miss you and the weebteam guys.

Violence Girl by Alice Bag.

>>69175502
Music, Language and the Brain, a couple of books with some acoustic blues standards and Berklee's Modern Method for Guitar or what the hell ever.

>>69176411
It was a fun ride while it lasted.

>>69176509
Are you still in touch with them? What are they all doing now?

>>69176411
I don't, they were all cancer

>>69175502
Is this the cute ice cream slut?

>>69176541
We all chat in #weebteam on rizon. We're going to stream Aguirre: The Wrath of God tonight, actually. You're more than welcome to pop in but we try to keep away from 4chan being the crux of discussions.

NOTE: I am not advertising anything, leave me alone Jan.

>>69176579
Can it, nerd.

>>69176612
google says she's somehow related to "league of legends".

dropped.

>>69175566
>>69175577
>>69176230
>>69176612
>>69176701
https://www.instagram.com/acidjazzsinger/

>>69176751
Hey, thanks dude

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>>69175502
>tfw no acyka gf

>>69175566 is it any good? i saw that in my library but picked up complete idiots guide to music theory

>>69176930
No, it's dogshit, like most pop science.

Alex Ross - The rest is noise
a couple of essays on music by Adorno

>>69176980
Pop science?

>>69177469
Yes, pop science.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popular_science

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>>69175502
"How Music Works", by David Byrne. I enjoyed it a lot, and I would recommend this one to anyone that already knows the music of Talking Heads. Anyway, rec me something similar.

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>>69175502
pic related. it was a pretty good read. definitely gave me a new appreciation for the germs, and early hardcore in general

>>69175502
I don't know what the hell that's supposed to mean but you're being very rude to me.

>>69176751
>oнa хивёт в poccии
лaдc...

>>69175502
>reading about music instead of listening to it
wew lad

>>69175502
The book about the making of Chocolate & Cheese.
Pretty good one.

33 1/3 about the Smile Sessions

>>69177919
Your statement is analogous to "reading the ingredients and nutritional data instead of just shoveling food into my mouth ? Wew lad."

>>69177919
>limiting yourself to only your understanding of a given medium
wew lad

>>69176009
>A History of Western Music, Revised Edition, by Donald Jay Grout
Music major detected

>>69177943
>this is real
why does /mu/core follow the 33 1/3 series

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Does this count?

>>69176751
she looks like a hag without ten pounds of make-up
on her face

Go to lit.

>>69175502
The Deadheads Taping Compendium, 1986-1995

>>69175502
she looks really good

>>69176180
i like a whole lot of bands featured in this
should i read it

>>69176751
She looks better as Asuka than original Asuka. That's how cosplay should be done.

>>69176275
>>69178867
yeah it was definitely a good read

Writing about music is like dancing about architecture.

Lunar Notes

>>69179162
Who said this?

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>>69175958

>>69175502
I'm a music guy not a book guy LOL

>>69175502
I don't know, why are you so condescending?

>>69175502
The one that you wouldn't understand.

Schoenberg - The Theory of Harmony

Noise: The Political Economy of Music

Its very dense but an interesting read nonetheless.

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>>69175502
This, assuming you have in mind the kind of books you read.
Most of my music books contain practice pieces and etudes.

>>69175502
Tonal Harmony, I guess. I don't really read music nonfiction about artists as it tends to exaggerate the actions of a few pretty inconsequential popular artists.

the one i'm writing

Ravel Studies by Deborah Mawer

>>69177809
he's kinda qt
>

The Sacred in Music. It's a multidisciplinary exploration of the history of the Western music tradition through its role in sacred music. Legitimately great
>>69179162
You say that as if that doesn't sound amazing. I need to see an interpretive dance of Brutalism