/daily/ - anarchy edition

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>two dedthreds in a row
What heckery is this?

Get your shit together boys.

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Let it die.

>>69324901
Never.

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>do NBMMN
>been creating chart of all ratings
>really like doing this, it's like rym but a bit more indepth
>go to thread to see if that's what you guys do
>it's dead
damn, that's sad, I was having a lot of fun too.

>>69325154
Dead, but yes, we do that usually.
What are the 10s?

>>69325264
Sigh - Scorn Defeat
The Ruins of Beverast - Rain Upon the Impure
Todesstoß - Hirngemeer

>>69325154
in-depth in what way?

>>69325665
A lot more visual, larger scope. It's easier to see the exact distribution of my recent ratings, rather than just seeing my overall rating distribution change slightly. Also it just looks cooler imo.

>>69325738
oh, in that way

>/daily/ died after 56 posts
woah

what happened

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>Mineral - Endserenading
This has some cool mathy rhythmic stuff and the instrumentals overall were enjoyable to listen to, but every song started to sound the same towards the end. There weren't enough impact moments in my opinion and the album overall tended to stay at one energy level. I liked most of the lyrical stuff but again by the end it was starting to wear down on me. blue triangle/10

when you realize rodriguez and natkingcole are the same person

stop dying

>>69326687
i love that album to death, but i totally what you're saying.

>>69326954
explain

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third threads the charm right?
do not go gentle into that good night boys

>>69327109
you both love o'rourke and gave bad timing and eureka 10s

>>69327222
fair enough, but that's p common around here.

and rod's listened to a lot more o'rourke than me.

>>69327222
this is true but i'm a post-internet fuckboy on top of that.
nice trips.

>>69327359
working on that. currently through about his first 70, excluding ones i can't physically find downloads for.

>>69327369
i've gotta go through his discog in its entirety, it's probably varied enough to keep me interested.

>>69327692
it is. it gets pretty ambienty in his more recent years, which is no issue for me, but keep that in mind. it's really rewarding.

>>69327222
if you don't love o'rourke get outta my face

>>69326182
>>/daily/ died after 56 posts
>woah
>what happened
it's finals soon for us collegebois

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co, I think you predicted my thoughts on both these albums, so you win big!

Nara Leão - Dez anos depois (1971)
>bossa nova, MPB

There's nothing incredibly special about this album, really. It's a bossa nova standards album, to put it simply. Pieces by Jobim, Buarque, Powell, and de Moraes have all been performed by their respective writers before, but Leão's performances inject new life into every single one of them. Leão's vocals are incredible, they're smooth and beautiful but passionate and lively, which is something I could say about the instrumentation as well. The first LP is totally acoustic, which allows Leão's vocals to flourish while still putting a lot of emphasis on the beautiful, unobtrusive guitar work. The second LP is a lot fuller, with pianos and drums and string sections abound, losing a lot of the intimacy of the first LP but making up for that with sheer enjoyability. I do prefer the first LP by a pretty decent amount, but put together as a whole this is a wonderful album, through and through.

3.5-

Stan Getz & João Gilberto featuring Antônio Carlos Jobim - Getz / Gilberto (1964)
>bossa nova, jazz

It's literally all about "The Girl From Ipanema". It's one of the most recorded songs in history for a pretty good reason, the melody is beautiful and it's so effervescently chill and atmospheric, boasting an incredible vocal performance from Astrud Gilberto. The rest is just glorified background music. Occasionally João Gilberto has a pretty vocal part, Jobim's piano work definitely adds a decent bit, and there's obviously nothing really /bad/ about it, but Getz seems to exist only to add to the chesse factor, which sucks because he's an incredible saxophonist, but his presence here is just really poor. It's a big injustice that /this/ is the #1 bossa nova album on RYM.

2.0+

>>69327954
before anything, i've gotta listen to happy days, i've been interested in that for years but I've never given it an actual listen.

>>69329012
you have your priorities decently well in line.

>>69328852
dis

>>69329012
>2.0+ for Getz/Gilberto
Fish BTFO

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update
yes this is stil happening

>>69329157
>Fish BTFO
we're both uncle meat/blind willie johnson/minor threat fanboys, it's all good.

>>69329174
aaaaa i wanna see what you think of wu-tang and washington phillips

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Phil Ochs - I Ain't Marching Anymore (1965)
>contemporary folk, singer/songwriter

Lyrically, it's an absolutely perfect album. Ochs' lyrics are funny, witty, complex, beautiful, and above all, wonderfully insightful. He uses so many different metaphors to reference unrest and wrongdoings without ever blatantly shouting out his point, and it's wonderful. The vocals are pretty great as well, very passionate and he sings his songs so naturally, there's no pretention involved. No matter how great the lyrics and the delivery of the lyrics are, it gets stale. The chord progressions are basic, and the traditional songs lack the conviction and passion Ochs delivers so effortlessly on his original songs. Ochs' lyrics with a better songwriter would be incredible, but as it stands we're left with a spotty, overlong album with some incredible lyrics and a lot of passion. Also, the title track is fucking /amazing/.

2.5+

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Been super busy, but I'll get back to posting reviews soon hopefully. Don't want daily to keep dying

Either that or we start rym-tier shitposting 24/7

>>69329922
that's a nice lemon :)

bamp

>>69329012
>score above a 3
APOCALYPSE

Don't let your dislike of Getz/Gilberto discourage you from trying more of their material, especially João Gilberto, who has some pretty amazing stuff.

>>69329922

Let's try the second one

Fuck off embryo

*dabs*

>>69330249
I choose death

>>69329922
Daily didn't always hit 350 posts. It's died early many times, and long hours between threads used to be common.
Call what's happening lately a return to normalcy ( or at least, 2014 normalcy)

I like that I can keep up now

I'm listening to Oxbow now, this shit is good, why didnt I listen him before?

>>69330443
>I like that I can keep up now
weak

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Good night /daily/

>>69330443
I like that the pig:thread ratio has increased

>>69327109
I'm probably gonna give it a relisten cause there were parts that i thought were really good. It's just overall nothing stood out to me on the first listen.

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>>69330443
Hey sicc painting my guy. Also delete /daily/, ban /daily/ posters.

>>69332077
Nice numbers.

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Check it - https://soundcloud.com/anders-meisenheimer/memphis

>>69328166
i do love o'rourke

die pls

>>69330245
Yeah, I like Gilberto's first album, and I wanna check out his s/t.

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>>69324713
Listen to Zounds.

You're welcome.

Am considering gettin' back for December. Haven't been listening to much new music recently.

Rec me good stuff.

>>69333522
into the backlog it goes

>>69333634
I would but I only listen to bad music

>>69333732
>I would but I only listen to bad music
damn

>>69333732
>I would but I only listen to bad music

You must have a very big culture then 'amrite

>>69332077
Thanks esdee

Would you buy music?

>>69334243
have and will

>>69325154
nice
check out teitanblood, svartidauði and dodsengel

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This is going to be my new chart, maybe I'll even try to write some reviews. Gotta finish my current one first though.

>>69334556
goodshit.txt

>>69333634
:)
i like this chart :)

>>69334556
>>69334691
i meant this btw wew

>>69334746
>>69334638
Cool thx, I'll find out I guess.

>>69334556
Nicolas Collins is pretty cool

I live in shame

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look I actually continued something I was doing for /daily/

so yeah it took me a while because I fucking suck but I finally got back to this and triangle /trad/vances

Vinter and triangle need to send me recs sometime

thanks

>>69328852
ah
>>69329012
Glorified background music is a p harsh way to put it but I guess yeah that album is kinda overrated
>>69334556
if u diss Keith Jarrett or Nicolas Collins I'll beat u up

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post somewhat mediocre but pleasant albums

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>>69335224

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>daily

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>>69335271
so you're implying you care?

>>69335311
Only ironically so I can gain attention on the internet.

>>69335224
Most music desu

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>>69335224
This was my most listened-to album last year. I might call it "pretty good"

>>69335491
most music is just mediocre

>>69335597
thats a hella good example

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The Dbs - Stands for Decibelles
MEDIOCRE

Autolux - Future Perfect
SO MEDIOCRE IT BECOMES KINDA SHITE

Swell Maps - A Trip to Marinville
I ENJOYED THIS MORE BUT IT'S STILL A BIT MEDIOCRE, THE JAMS WERE THE BEST BITS

Bruce Springsteen - The River
I QUITE LIKED A COUPLE OF THE SONGS BUT CANNOT FORGIVE FILLER, IT DOES NOT NEED TO BE A DOUBLE ALBUM, I FEEL IT IS RESOLVED AFTER THE RIVER

Steve Roach - Structures From Silence
Quite liked it, knocked off work today and fell right to sleep whilst listening to this, it was the best two hours of uninterrupted sleep I've had in quite some time

John Coltrane - OLE!
Quite good, really fun to listen to, I think Violins in Jazz is my secret music fetish

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>>69335716
>I think Violins in Jazz is my secret music fetish
It's arco bass you uncultured swine.

>>69335716
>I think Violins in Jazz is my secret music fetish
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/john_handy/recorded_live_at_the_monterey_jazz_festival/

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>>69335763
So it is

(btw I was talking 10 minutes into the first track)

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>>69335716
>violins

>>69335806
Def do this >>69335781 though, the electric violin is unreal.

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nice long computer break to spend time with family, but know we're back to using the internet to justify tastes in music

Joan Baez - s/t

Really powerful yet relaxing piece of folk from the genre's most rebellious period. The album consists solely of interpretations of classic folk tunes, enhanced by Baez's strong voice. The guitar work is effective, but sort of takes a backseat to Baez's singing. When it's all put together, the songs on this album demand attention. Baez sings from low to very high volumes, and the passion in her voice is quite apparent and very rewarding to hear.. The biggest flaw this album has is it's lack of variety, and this starts to become increasingly apparent as the album winds down. I gave this three listens, and on the third, I had trouble finishing it and chose to put something else on. There just isn't much to discover on a deep level. However, it's surface value is a damn good piece of folk.

GOOD.

>>69336032
it me

>>69335224
All jazz

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>>69335836
>>69335781
that bass solo towards the 5 minute mark is blowing my fucking mind

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>>69336094

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>>69336094

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>>69336137
>>69336117

>>69336094
This is correct

>>69337284
What do you think you're doing?

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'Recent' listens.

>>69337413
I don't think.

>>69337547
That explains a lot actually.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yntbXx0A2wM

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This was a good day, lovely recs Thomas, thanks!
>Big Ups - Before a Million Universes
Slint can't be unheard here, especially the vocals almost seem identical. They try to put the focus in the climatic structures, there's more than one 'I miss you' style imitation, unfotunately not one with the same impact Slint can deliver. Overall the structures seem less thought-through and more impulsive, it's much closer to Tweez era Slint.
But reducing it to a Slint copy would be unfair, it definitely has its own charme, with its clear modern post-hardcore influences and a in parts surprisingly unique guitar style. It's incredible formulaic, but I won't complain as long as the formula works.
>The KVB - Of Desire
Absolutely gorgeous ethereal, shoegazy post-punk, all with a lovely synthwave retrostyle layer beneath, wonderfully suitable vocal delivery
>Nicolas Jaar - Sirens
>>69335224
Except it has a few very good parts and the vocals are especially captivating, but overall not that interesting, same feeling I have for Space Is Only Noise

Does /daily/ like jazz or not? Do any of you like jazz beyond RYM avant-teen core stuff?

>>69333446
O amor, o sorriso e a flor is good as well. His first s/t is okay, but his 2nd is usually said to be the better of the two, which I like more.

>>69335716
pan deltron already eeeeeeeee

>>69338329
daily pretends to like jazz too much in a way that's non-constructive imo.

When was the last time you saw someone give a jazz album that was made before 1980 below a 6?

>>69338470
I feel like you can pretty accurately guess what rating any given daily poster will give a jazz album, just based on obscurity, accessibility, and they year it came out.

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>>69338470
Why would I listen to bad jazz?

>>69338541
Guess my score (1966)

>>69338574
3.5

>>69338470
>When was the last time you saw someone give a jazz album that was made before 1980 below a 6?
I'm no jazz buff or anything, but I'm not eager to listen to jazz from that era that isn't acclaimed.
Chances are if I'm listening to jazz from that era, it's a good album.

>>69338470
>When was the last time you saw someone give a jazz album that was made before 1980 below a 6?

In this thread >>69329012

>>69338541
>>69338628
I think that's the point though. I think people too easily give anything from that era a pass despite liking it or not and thus their opinion is meaningless to me. It just seems very superficial to me.

>>69338653
nat isn't really a jazzhead though, and he rarely gives anything above a 3.0+

>>69338470
>When was the last time you saw someone give a jazz album that was made before 1980 below a 6?
Does jazzthreadguy count?

>>69338692
I meant in /daily/, but that's a pretty good point actually.

If someone is willing to give a poor score to an album from even their absolute favorite genre, it shows an ability to critically evaluate instead of blatant fanboyism.

>>69338689
>I think people too easily give anything from that era a pass despite liking it or not
This sentiment does not only apply to jazz though.
Yeah, I get that some people's ratings may be inflated or deflated to appear "cool".
Perhaps they see an album with acclaim, they may be afraid to give it a low score.
Assuming that everyone's opinion works like this is reductive though. How are you supposed to be able to tell if someone is being superficial or not?

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>>69325154
sup electriclizard
neat layout

blame poseranon for telling us off when we tried writing reviews, blame us for just not bothering anymore after that
well i didn't but i kind of hated writing in the first place, and during that time was when these threads were at an all time high, so i really have no idea

blame sdc

>>69338627
fug

>>69338715
jtg was a /daily/ member for quite a while

>>69338788
But the opposite can also be true. I think sometimes if people listen to an acclaimed album and think it's a little overrated they will give it a purposefully deflated score just to seem "critical."

>>69338470
Is it not normal for people to listen to more above average music than below? I know we all listen to some stuff that we know nothing about but for the most part we're looking for music we'll like.

I mean my curve is fucked and most stuff is rated half a rating too high probably but i still having more 6+ ratings than below. I'm not really a jazz guy though I only really like spiritual jazz.

>>69338825
Exactly. There is so much internalized and externalized bias that goes into scoring. It is pointless to analyze. All ratings under scrutiny fall apart.
I honestly think it should be done away with entirely, but I find it useful to use some form of scoring system in order to keep track of what I like.

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>>69338715
I gave a pretty good slew of early Coltrane albums below a 6; I'm just not compelled to listen to albums that I don't anticipate liking, whether that be acclaim, musicians I love present or a style/time period I enjoy.

>>69338715
Good points. My understanding is a lot of it is quite *insider* in that those who have the best ear for it are of course the players involved, whereas deciding a jazz album "sounds good" only gets you halfway there.

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>got a 128gb phone
>don't have to worry about deleting things I don't listen to often
frick yeah

>>69338788
>This sentiment does not only apply to jazz though
agreed. I'm guilty of doing the same thing for post-punk, honestly.

>Assuming that everyone's opinion works like this is reductive though
I suppose this is true, but I'm not calling anyone out really. I just see what seems to be blatant fanboyism often here.

and also this >>69338825 is true as well.


>>69338794
didn't know that! He seems like a cool guy.

>>69338843
my curve is slowly getting more top-heavy as I go on because I start to seek out what I think I'll like. My point isn't necessarily that though.

>I only really like spiritual jazz
oh jeez oh gosh

>>69338863
That's where something like the /blindfold/ threads are good. Talking about music with little or no preconceived ideas. Just the music itself.

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>>69338888
nice
frekkin
quads

>>69338689
Well I agree with theSound. Jazz is a pretty old genre with a lot of well established classics. Chances are people who are not that much into the genre take a look at Coltrane, Davis, Blakey, Armstrong or Mingus, and I think their records aren't hard to enjoy at the least, something which could translate into a 6/10 or whatever.

>>69338692
Doesn't he pretty much only give 3.0+ to albums though?

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>>69335224
nice album

>>69338888
nice digits

guys i didn't want "music discussion" to come back when i mentioned that, especially not this assumptions assumptions meta bullshit, c'mon, why, i liked it the way it was

>>69338888
>oh jeez oh gosh
make up ur mind cunt do you want me to give all jazz 6+ or not i swear to god!

nice digits

>>69338888
I don't think what you're saying is unreasonable or untrue, but you're describing human nature and its unlikely to change no matter how hard one tries.
Also, generally with music, people seek out what they like, which I'm sure people have pointed out already.

>>69338909
I ought to start doing this. Whenever I look up an album on rym, I'm forced to see its average score, and I'm sure that it has some unconscious effect on me.

>>69338909
Is there a theme for next week yet? NBBMN will be over by then. I searched the archive and didn't find any links.

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Lots of good points. Good discussion all around.

Speaking of discussion, I've been meaning to ask /daily/ about something Scaruffi said about Moondog:

>His works encompass everything that was known and a lot of what was still unknown. He virtually invented every single genre of rock, electronic and world music.
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/moondog.html

What the fuck does this mean? I like a lot of Moondog and he was a really interesting character, but how exactly did he "invent electronic music"? Is this actually true? Is Scaruffi talking out of his ass? Was it lost in translation?

I'd love for any of the Italy-boys of /daily/ to give a rough translation summary of all that shit he says about him.

>>69339020
>Whenever I look up an album on rym, I'm forced to see its average score, and I'm sure that it has some unconscious effect on me
I think I'm guilty of this as well. The only thing I can think I really love below a 3.00 is Citizen Zombie.

Human beings are social creatures and I think people subconsciously will like/dislike things more or less because of the RYM average score. Or rather, someone could dislike something more because the RYM score is high because they're an edgy cunt.

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>>69339020
>>69338909
either try that or leave this "i really just care about the sound it makes" ideology be jfc

>>69339141
yes this snowball effect is seriously annoying though

THE GEROGERIGEGEGE
-
Fuck Compose
Fuck Melody
Dedicated to no one
Thanks to no one
ART IS OVER

>>69339141
>>69339196
rym needs an extension that hides the average rating of albums until you've rated them yourself

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>>69339278
Nice poem I put it in a picture for posterity ok.

>>69339291
I'd be willing to make a chrome/firefox extension for this. I might have time this weekend.

>>69339291
I think that would not change anything considering people would still be able to follow opinions from the critics.

>>69339141
>I think I'm guilty of this as well. The only thing I can think I really love below a 3.00 is Citizen Zombie.
Good record but nowhere near Y in terms of quality.
What are your thoughts on their new album?

>>69339391
>What are your thoughts on their new album?
it was similar to Citizen Zombie with nearly zero punch and the more electronic "trap" influences on percussion and production in general were sometimes cringe-y.

What did you think of it?

>>69339379
that would be awesome actually.

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>>69339092
He probably means that he uses motifs that have since become emblematic of a slew of different genres before they were formally established, not that he actually influenced those genres in any substantial way (save for minimalism on which he is a noted influence). He invented musical concepts in the same sense as any self-taught hack can invent the basic triads. Not to say he's a hack himself, he certainly knew more about composition than the average hobby musician at the very least.

Idk for sure if Scaruffi's talking out of his ass there but I sure am.

>>69339537
>What did you think of it?
Honestly, it was complete trash, just felt like a worse version of Citzien Zombie, exactly like you said.
>nearly zero punch and the more electronic "trap"
I'm not surprised you think this way, their playlist is full of Rap.

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>>69339578
This actually makes much more sense. Scaruffi (or the translator) just phrased it like an asshole.

Would you buy a Lucifer Rising bomber for $666 USD?
http://www.kennethanger.org/new-products/kenneth-angers-limited-edition-satin-lucifer-rising-jacket

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>>69339744
I'd rather just summon a demon to fetch one for me. 666$>my soul.

>>69339379
that'd be very dank

>>69339391
what critics tho? If you mean the reviews on the page kinda yeah but echh to an extent but I don't think it would have as much an impact.

>>69339744
no

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n8gNir3jzo

>>69340126
True. I don't know if I've ever seen an RYM review that had any impact on how I feel about an album.

>>69338789
i blame sdc for my unfruitful love life

>>69340540
Same.

I like the idea of Crass more than I like Crass, but The Ex, Amebix, Flux of Pink Indians, and Rudimentary Peni are all amazing bands, and are absolutely essential for anyone interested in punk, post-punk, indie, and experimental rock

>>69339379
Yo that's cool, could you put the code on github? Then I can easily make one for safari. Maybe I'll just make one for safari anyway, should be ez

>>69341302
Yeah, it'd be open source.

>>69341383
remember to make it so that Musical Abortions shows as 4.20 stars

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>>69341650
nice

>tfw nobody even makes day-by-day charts anymore

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>>69342311
I did in october
though shamepai recommended me things that I couldn't find because that goober didn't follow directions

>>69339349
wow you should do art

>>69342346
Drone me

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I made this in that "4 album genre representation" thread for anarcho-punk, but I admittedly went for great albums rather than representative ones

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>>69342510
maybe in the future, I have to finish >>69329174 , and then I have 25 records i'm planning to hear in december

literally maybe next year lol
which is your rym?

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>>69342574
Please describe how this image makes you feel.

>>69342574
stop pushing that shitty hobo music m8

>>69342574
What the hell is The Ex doing on there?
Crass is essential, as well a Posion Girls
Amebix is a solid choice for the crust punk invason, although I would have gone with Sacrilege
If we ignore influence and solely focus on representation you might add D.O.A., Zegota or Spitboy

Also Flux sux. Especially that album.

>>69342581
rateyourmusic.com/~eruditey

>>69342781
The Ex were totally an anarcho band, though admittedly the more they developed ad musicians, the further from the Crass sound they got. Still, they never lost the scratchy guitars and stream of conscious ranting, even if they did drift closer to Fugazi, Wire, and "world beat"

I love that Flux album, but I'm a big fan of noise rock.

I don't think DOA is a good example of the genre because while they're an amazing band, in sound and scene they're more akin to bands like Bad Brains and Black Flag, who sort of represent the transition point where punk's first wave started to give way to hardcore

>>69342574
but anon that flux album is fucking crusty dog cunt edema spillage why would you want anyone to ever hear it

>>69342808
did u stop rating or what

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>tfw procrastinated all day then finally decide to start studying when roommate comes back and starts blasting Nirvana
time to head to the library ig

>>69343687
Nah I'm just lazy, I usually fill in my ratings after I've finished a chart but this one is taking a long time so it seems like a large gap.

>>69343716
>tfw procrastinated blasting my head all day then finally decide to and start blasting

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>Steve Reid - Rhythmatism
More of the same from Nova, it has the groove that i like in jazz. Kai is the main track to listen to, just groovy as hell for the whole 12 minutes. 4/5

>Dinosaur L - 24-24 Music
This just doesn't quite work, it's not very dancey and it's not very punk or noisy either. The closest it comes to being great is in #7 and Get Set. 2.5+/5

>The 101ers - Elgin Avenue Breakdown
It's cool hearing Joe Strummer pre-Clash. There's only a hint of punk here but overall it's good pub rock. 3/5

>A Frames - A Frames 2
The vaguely goofy sci-fi lyrics, noise rock bass and angular post-punk guitar make for a pretty good album. 3.5/5

>PiL - Commercial Zone
I really should have listened to the official release of these songs first rather than these alternate takes Levene decided to release on his own after leaving the band but I don't have much desire to after hearing this. It's alright, it's PiL doing new wave pop but the groove is gone. Only Lou Reed Pt.2 (Where Are You) sounds like it could have been on one of the first three albums. 3-/5

>De La Soul - The Grind Date
Similar to the PiL album, it's fine but it's not really the classic De La Soul I like. The Flava Flav feature is pretty great. 3/5


>>69342346
I tried but as you can see I've done a terrible job of posting daily.

does someone want to hang out in plug or something

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OOIOO - Feather Float

It's Yoshimi from Boredoms! Time for fLaNger EfFeCts!!!!! But for real this album is a lot of fun. To me this band's work sounds like Boredoms without all the batshit antics they usually pull, and it ends up being really easy-going and pleasant. There is a really obvious krautrock flair throughout, especially on the opener. Straight up NEU! drum tracks. The band puts together a really colorful set of sounds to compliment the drums and the result is an album that drives forward very quickly and, in true Boredoms fashion, never slows down. Plenty of tribal drum cuts and chanting as well. Basically, if you like Boredoms, I can't see why you wouldn't like this. It lacks the element of surprise that defines my favorite of Boredoms' work after the first half, but it's definitely a cool listen. And they really do put a flanger effect on everything.

GOOD.

>>69344785
NO

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its that time again!
>dadamah - this is not a dream
i really love how this album sounds, the guitar tone is just gorgeous lo-fi stuff, the songs just aren't that great.
>kairon; IRSE - ujubasajuba
holy goddamn this is some good shit. it's agile yet shoegazy and emotional at the same time. hits some excellent post-rock vibes as well.

justok advances! best tournament of all time

>>69334951
hi, I'm alive

VA - Sinawi Music of Korea

>>69345745
Glad you liked it! Valorians is one of my favorite songs.
Here's my rec: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the-kilimanjaro-darkjazz-ensemble/here-be-dragons/

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two 3.5s in two days, buildings crumble, hell freezes over, cats and dogs are living together!

Jorge Ben - A Tábua de Esmeralda (1974)
>MPB, samba-rock

I know how much you all love Forca Bruta (and it's a great record), but FUCK, this does everything that album does 10x better, which is saying a lot. The arrangements are fuller and the sound is more varied, Ben exercises the potential of his voice to wonderful effect, and the songs are just flat out better. He injects a lot of psych influence into his music with a slight bit of electronic manipulation and a lot of hazy wall of sound production techniques, and they add /so/ much to the songs, which are already wonderful by themselves. "Brother" is the only real low point here, it's uncharacteristically goofy, but seriously, this is a wonderful album and I have no clue why I put it off for so long.

3.5+

渋さ知らズ - Shibuboshi (渋星) (2004)
>jazz fusion

Zorn-esque jazz fusion, does exactly what you'd expect it to do and it's great fun. Not much else to say, it's one-note, repetitive, and a bit overlong, but it's such a sonic assault that it's hard not to at least enjoy every second of it. Guitars are blazing, drums are pounding, horns are skwonking, it's just a flat-out /fun/ album. Can't deny that it gets a bit old, but it's a really solid modern update of Davis' fusion stuff and the experimental big band scene as a whole.

3.0-

>>69345745
feel the exact same way about dadamah. i've gotta check that kairon; IRSE album out, but whenever i put it in musicbee it thinks it's an album by two different artists named "Kairon" and "IRSE"...

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>>69346988
You can fix that by clicking the 3 dots next to artist and setting the display artist to Kairon; IRSE! and the actual artist to Kairon/IRSE!

>>69345745
Glad you liked it. I really ought to listen to Kairon;IRSE myself. I've been sleeping on it.

>>69347120
oh shit, thanks!

>>69346988

Brazil confirmed to the be the most patrician country

Is the Anglosphere even trying?

>>69338230
lmao I triggered so many people with this one lads :^)

>>69347340
do u enjoy pretending not to know about something which you know about

>>69347317
>current year
>liking anglo music

>>69347340

You could probably get more (You)s if you posted a chart of "four essential classical recordings" but they're all meme modern classical like Schoenberg.

>>69347368
Ye it's pretty meme.

>>69347609
I think this one is funnier; I take my b8 posts one day at a time.
Speaking of which, it's been like 3 months since my last fake triggering review........ hmmMMMMMMMmmm.

>>69347745

Try to target someone who doesn't REEEEEE easily

>>69347773
I had one in the works for @yamir but then he quit /daily/ :-(

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Solange - A Seat at the Table (2016)
>neo-soul, alternative R&B

Pretty solid. It's a very consistent album, there's a clear vision and it's accomplished perfectly, and the general ethereal feel carries over to every track. However, it's really unremarkable, possibly because of this consistency. "Cranes in the Sky" is a stand-out, but it still sticks to a very distinct formula of light, breezy, easy listening R&B. It gets boring, for lack of a better word, no matter how smooth and pretty it may be. The spoken word interludes are a really nice touch, they're timely and they break up the monotony of the actual songs well, and the features are good, a good Lil Wayne feature in 2016 is shocking, but Q-Tip is woefully underused. She deserve the acclaim her sister gets, both regarding the politics of their music and the actual music itself (this feels like it has something to say, Lemonade is just treading old ground while making it diluted as fuck) but I'm still not all too into this.

2.5-

>>69347340
:ok_hand:

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Is there anything out there that touches this besides Triple Six Mafia?

>>69348936

lil noid - load my clip

>>69348936
Dreamworld by Blackout
On Doing an Evil Deed Blues by LUM
All Screwed Up by DJ Screw

Would love similar recs actually. Love similar-sounding albums.

>>69349051
on my to do! looking forward to it

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Night /daily/

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Quick review bump cause I finally got around to a few of these. Still need a rec from TriangleCubed unless I missed it. Potentially missed one from Wizard, but I'm bout to slide Nyar in soon if I don't get a rec

>Destroyer - Kaputt

Not my usual go-to style of music but these guys know how to work the whole glammy rock/pop thing incredibly well. The little electronic-influenced production on here is fantastic and just puts me at ease. There’s that screaming sax that somehow manages to glide effortlessly over most of these tracks without ever getting too old. As a whole, this is a very enjoyable and relaxing release. The biggest downside is this felt a bit too glossy for my tastes - which is true of a lot of this ‘80s influenced music. Still a very entertaining listen though.

6/10

>Songs Ohia - Didn’t It Rain

Oh my, I absolutely love the atmosphere on here. It’s a nice slowcore-y, folky intersection, with brooding and depressing tracks. Most of them are slow building and about 5 to 7 minutes long, which was a nice change of pace. The band doesn’t rely too much on studio tricks, with a pretty simple lineup of drums, a little bit of droning electronic guitar… and a singer. That or the little touches were subtle enough that I didn’t notice too much. Either way, the feel of this album is just fantastic and the songwriting/singing pretty much matches it. Great all around

7.5/10

Nat moves on!

>>69349051
pretty cool, not a fan of the vocals tho

>>69349086
listening to Blackout rn

>>69349258
The music video for the s/t song is hilariously strange. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puu3IvKnSb4

>>69349325
what'd you think of blackout? just gave it a listen as well, prett spooky but never really goes hard as hell. lotta tension.

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now what should i pan for breakfast hmm

>>69352776
pan eggs, kettle water

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The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground & Nico
It's very pleasant to listen, it has the necessary amount of diversity to it, it's definitely relistenable, I like both the instruments and vocals. There's not much to say about the piece that's not been said a thousand times already, so as far as my own judgement goes, it's one of favorites probably.

Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live
I really like the sound on this thing, but maybe it's a little bit overused in here. Does not negate the fact it's great.

>>69353239
>see VU&N mentioned
>relisten #1001 commences
errytime

>>69347745
>funnier
>funny at all
:{}

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One missing
What should it be?

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>>69354114
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_gerogerigegege/%E7%87%83%E3%81%88%E3%81%AA%E3%81%84%E7%81%B0__moenai_hai_/

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Morning /daily/!
>10 posts since I went to bed
Jesus daily you suck.

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>>69354803
ikr

just woke up

>>69354803
good morning

listening to lowercase in my fav coffee shop, very sunny out, very cozy

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>Full of Hell/Merzbow
Love how each artist gets a chance to take the lead and work the strengths of the other into their own music, slight edge goes to Full of Hell over Merzy-poo for the sheer ferocity they bring to his pieces and savage their own with.

fuckin 4/5 buddy great stuff only 3 albums left hoo boy

>>69349258
>The biggest downside is this felt a bit too glossy for my tastes
On this basis, you should appreciate every other destroyer album
Maybe not poison season
>I'm bout to slide Nyar in soon
Buy me dinner first

>>69354872
>Liking Murmuure and Boris
>Not liking burzum

Patrician taste I must say :o)

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>>69354900
thank you ^_^

Everyone namefags in here. I like it.

Anyone ever listen to Oliver~? I've been getting into a lot of weird hip hop lately.

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~~~Quickie before class~~~

Sun Ra - Art Forms of Dimensions Tomorrow
Pretty directionless and uninteresting.
About as bad as it is good, which is disappointing considering the comparisons to the fantastic Cosmic Tones.

5.5 /10

Thank you very much. I've got to blow my nose.

>>69355654
Also jazz below a 6; Fish btfo. :^)

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>>69356097

>>69356097
I get btfo walking to class or saying "hello" to my mother do you think this means anything to me

>>69356097
Sun Ra barely counts as jazz t b h

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>listening to classmates presentation on Jamaican music
>"one of the most famous deejays was king tubby"
>king tubby
>deejay

>>69356530
Angry dog?

>>69356602
angery dog

>>69356679
Calm the heck down???!?!

>>69356339
>be Fish
>go get a flippin burger
>get btfo by the cashier
>sit down to eat
>get btfo by the burger
>phone rings, it's momma fish
>get btfo
>check four chan dot net slash mu
>someone btfo'd me
>forgot I had class, get btfo by my scheduling
>leave burgerstore
>door is a push but you pull
>trip on curb
>b
>t
>f
>o

>>69349258
this and the logic songs 7 please me greatly

I rec Reverend Charlie Jackson - God's Got It

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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>>69358257
What's your problem friend? Make it quick, I am swamped at work!

>>69349258
Space Needle - The Moray Eels Eat the Space Needle

>>69358295
Oh sorry, I didn't want to bother you. I'll just get a form and file a complaint.

>>69358355
Oh don't worry I am not actually working but if somebody asks then I am working a lot else I get fired.

>>69358017
>>69358341
Thanks guys, added 'em to the tourney!

beyonce sucks lmao

>>69358862
you suck lmao

>>69359175
no u

>>69358862
who?

>>69359222
Trips don't lie!

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>>69359276
Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter (/biːˈjɒnseJ/;[3] born September 4, 1981)[4][5][6] is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, she performed in various singing and dancing competitions as a child and rose to fame in the late 1990s as lead singer of R&B girl-group Destiny's Child. [citation needed]

>>69359336
wow so am i

>>69359442
Can I get an autograph?

>>69359559
yeah here you go: #lolimonfirw

>>69354900
dont speak too soon he's prolly the type of pleb who can only get into Filosofem

>>69359888
loli mon firw?

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>>69359951
yeah

Rec me short albums (under 35mins) or EPs.

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>>69360139
Pig Destroyer - Terrifier

>>69357682
too real

>>69360139
98.12.28 at x4 speed

>>69359888
Trips don't lie!

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>>69360139
have I pushed pic related on you yet? it's 12 minutes and perfect to me

>>69360556
You haven't, I might do it right now.

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>>69360729

>>69360225
Please don't destroy pigs or post tits, thanks.

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King Krule - s/t

Enjoyable but also not good. I can’t fault it, but I also can’t love it.
The studio effects are pleasant but also clearly used as a crutch.
Lyrics aren’t great but also aren’t bad.
Mixed feelings get a mixed rating.

5.5 /10

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why nobody told me that John Cunningham was still alive?! he's back after 14 years holyshit

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>>69361391
I love the lyrics- though clarity is sometimes an issue. whatever, the performance and style more than make up for that with me. I can google the lyrics I don't understand.
also I disagree that the studio effects are used a crutch- listen to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKpNKfmYTSE
it's an early acoustic sketch of the final track from the EP, and I feel it stands up on its own, poor audio quality notwithstanding.
for me, the studio work is what pushes it from good to great.
now i'm wondering what even oxen might sound like with some pro studio work...
anyway glad you didn't totally pan it!

>>69354114
falls du meinst dass wir uns vor boris schon iwie treffen sollen wär ich in dem fall um ca halb sechs am bahnhof, sonst fahr ich halt bis kurz vor beginn

>>69361671
I like that demo more than the final song; it feels way too polished and perfect which takes the soul out of it imo, especially given the more introspective lyrics on that track.
I'll probably listen to it again given the length, and there's definitely stuff to like so it might grow on me.

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>>69357682
legendary

>>69358295
ok ignore the swamp what the fuck is that suit jacket made of? Car seat leather?

>>69360139
pic related is 21 min

>>69361788
ok listen to this instead of the EP again:
https://zookid.bandcamp.com/
5 singles, kind of an unofficial EP, and it's not quite as cleaned up as the EP. Some of these songs reappeared on his debut LP, even more cleaned up and with new arrangements.

>>69360139
>>69361802
>pic related
[2]
but maybe the interstate 8 ep instead, since you liked that stripped down king krule. the live cuts on I8 are filthy sounding and gorgeous

>>69361916
>53 min EP

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>>69361893
>5 singles
7

has anyone here done a chart of a single genre? will i get burned out if i try one?

>>69361957

post-feelist has a couple for his ritual meme genres but he only posts in /chart/ nowadays

>>69361957
I tried doing one some time ago, after finishing it, people started to hunt me, don't do it, man.
It's dangerous,

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>>69361957
I did all of Zappa's official releases for one of my first charts

was kind of a chore near the end, but fun regardless.

What genre are you hoping of doing?

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>>69361957
try this one

>>69361957
let's be real, some people have done entire charts on a single compilation

but I probably would get pretty burned out

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>>69361957
this was great, recommended. took breaks in between

>>69361769
vorher schaff ich zeitlich leider nich
werd dann auch kurz vor 9 da sein

>>69362037
i was gonna do either shoegaze(lmao) or post-punk
probably shoegaze i genuinely love that genre

>>69362667
ich frag mich nur grad ob sich des überhaupt "lohnt" weil ich um kurz vor 11 zum letzten zug muss und ich war da mit auto auch noch nich
weil wenn dann eher für MxBx

>>69362771
ja shit, das wird dann echt knapp
Boris fangen frühestens um 10 an, eher später, pünktlich geht da selten was los
Bei M-B müsst ich dann auch vorher schon zeit haben.
Komm btw in mein konto nicht mehr rein, musste mein altes reaktivieren, add mich mal yoschy_a, dann spammen wir hier in zukunft nicht so. Geh jetzt aber erstmal pennen, gut nacht

>>69363038
okay gute nacht
ich seh dann morgen wie ich lust hab denk ich

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update

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>>69363161
>Strawberry Jam over Visions

>>69363510
yea idgi, grimes is so much better than anco!

>>69363161
Excellent opinion for On Avery Island

I've definitely listened to ITAOTS more, but I honestly prefer Avery. The guitar sounds, drum sounds, and songwriting are all top fucking shelf.

>>69363564
fuck that's not what i meant at all haha

>>69363705
that is the joke friend :) haha!

>>69363743
thanks lori

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>>69361957
it's a shit ton of different subgenres but it was all metal

i got /reaaaaaallllly/ burnt out by the end

>>69363161
yay, glad you liked key to the kingdom! and i agree with >>69363701, on avery island is great, song against sex, gardenhead, and naomi are 3 of the best NMH songs.

correct strange cacti opinion as well

>>69363510
it might go down, I need to relisten but I think the only songs on SJ I really adore are Reverend Green and Peacebone

>>69363701
it's just as good imo, but in a different way. I love the marching band song, the way the guitar sort of grinds and scrapes around
>>69363943
need to relisten to strange cacti, might go up. i'll do that now.
key to kingdom was good but the only song that stood out to me was You Can't Stop a Tattler. it was all nice though. his instrument is cool too.

>>69363161
I'm pretty sure most of this general hates strawberry jam and i don't understand it

>>69363161
>on a clean streak outside of one wrong opinion
i did it

>>69364109
it's animal collective.

>>69364429
i think daily is more receptive to that band than one would think except for sj

>>69364454
Yah p much everyone loves STGSTV plus an odd album from them. Honestly they're not a bad group, or at least weren't a bad group.

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ok I haven't even finished my trad tourney but I wanna start a new one because why not

no restrictions yet, just make sure to rec me something you think I'll like

https://rateyourmusic.com/~TEthearbiter

>>69365079
women - public strain

>>69365079
naked city- torture garden

>>69365079
Freddie Hubbard & İlhan Mimaroğlu - Sing Me a Song of Songmy

>>69363564
Pale Cocoon - 繭

>>69365079
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/paul_bley/open__to_love/
(don't put me against Rod though)

>>69365079
sufjan stevens - illinois

>>69363943
hey i need a dl for this:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/david-s-ware-and-matthew-shipp-duo/live-in-santanna-arresi-2004/

>>69365141
>>69365176
>>69365185
>>69365256
>>69365337
accepted
>>69365208
is this for me

also, did anyone else use that King Krule pic in a chart/tourney before me

I feel like someone has but idk

>>69365578
no you idiot I'm telling Jimmy Jazz to listen to it because it sounds like grimes

(yes it's for you I goofed)

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>>69365079

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0_%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0/%D0%BF%D0%BB%D1%8F%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8_%D1%82%D1%80%D1%83%D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%B4%D1%83%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2/

>>69365578
>also, did anyone else use that King Krule pic in a chart/tourney before me
I think I would have noticed
but I almost didn't notice you using it
anyway nice king krule pic, your tourney is gonna rule

>>69365475
i've never actually listened to it except in bits and pieces on youtube, but it's on spotify in its entirety, i can't find a dl either.

>>69365079
Bedhead - Whatfunlifewas

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>>69365781
>spotify

>>69365840
I'll keep looking, but if ya don't wanna use Spotify I can rec something else

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this is for you sdc

>>69365599
ok accepted
>>69365663
>>69365817
accepted
>>69365705
:D

>>69365079
Still Brazy (Deluxe) by YG

>>69365868
i'd prefer that. sorry about the inconvenience.

>>69365923
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/glenn-jones/welcomed-wherever-i-go/

sure hope ya can find this cause I only own it on vinyl and I don't exactly have the means to make a good rip

>>69365079
Klaus Schulze - ''X''

>>69365972
yeah that's better. thnx.

>>69365996
I'm about to listen to it myself, so I hope we both like it!

>>69365902
>>69365994
accepted

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Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - Ella and Louis (1956)
>vocal jazz

Like a lot of vocal jazz, totally pleasant and acceptable but frankly boring as all hell. This album's greatest asset is its charisma and how charming it is. Both Fitzgerald and Armstrong have wonderfully charismatic voices and personalities, and they play off each other perfectly, both in regards to their personalities and the contrasting tones of their voices. Besides that, it's just a standard vocal jazz album. The standards are performed well, but I've heard them performed a million times before, and the band doesn't really add anything new to them. It's also far too long, 30 minutes would still be too much of the same sound, but 54 minutes is just egregious, the length makes something so happy and lovable start to seem cheesy and off-putting. Happy and charming, but an irritatingly lengthy, samey listen.

2.0+

Billie Holiday - Lady Sings the Blues (1956)
>vocal jazz, standards

Now this is how I like my vocal jazz. It's still really pleasant, but the gruffness and raw emotion in Holiday's voice adds /so/ much more to the songs. The instrumentation is also a lot more varied, from the opening drum roll of the title track the album varies between bombastic, full-bodied arrangements and sparse, skeletal arrangements perfectly. Can't help but feel the re-recordings are pointless, however. "Strange Fruit" somehow loses a lot of its power here, and sometimes Holiday's weakened croak of a voice can hurt the songs rather than really add to them, but these moments are mostly few and far between.

3.0

>>69367156
nice scores for grant green and billie
do milton nascimento or penguin cafe orchestra next (pco if tired, milton if energetic)

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Glenn Jones - Welcomed Wherever I Go (2014)
>american primitivism

Much better than his release this year (which was still good, don't get me wrong), this is great. The a-side consists of two short, concise primitivism songs, which are good but they lack any sort of real memorability. They're a bit in one ear and out the other, even though Jones' performance is characteristically incredible, and it's a marvel that they were recorded live. The b-side, which consists of one 7-minute track, is incredible. Jones' duets with another guitarist, and they create such a beautiful, full, ominous wall of sound without ever really changing their chords or their picking patterns. Definitely worth the 10 or so bucks I spent on it.

3.0+

>>69367218
listening to PCO right now!

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Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Music From the Penguin Café (1976)
>chamber music

They tap into an absolutely beautiful sound at times, mainly on the 12-minute long "The Sound of Someone You Love Who's Going Away and It Doesn't Matter", but it's too unfocused to ever really achieve greatness. The orchestra tries to balance a full, new-agey minimalist sound with a sparse, gorgeous folk sound, but the folk always comes out ahead. It's not that the minimalism is bad, there's just too much going on, it's far too busy to latch onto. The folk is absolutely gorgeous, though. The guitar parts are all incredible, and every instrument works together in perfect harmony. Even the vocals add a lot, which is rare for an album like this. I like it, but I'd like an album of just the chambery folk even more.

3.0-

>>69368425
You should really listen to Union Cafè if you liked this one btw