/daily/ - Tupac Is Alive Edition

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mfw i can't go, post meme to alleviate my sadness

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>>69373744

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>>69373744

>>69373775
dint help

>>69373798
thanks

need three more people for this desu
>>69365079

>>69371344
Jangle already recced this so pls change

>>69373873
Kleiber - Brahms: Symphony No. 4

>>69373873
Sit Calm - Graphite

>>69373744
oh hello meme I still need a rec for my trad tourney I think

unless you sent me one and I don't remember

restriction is eastern memes I believe
>>69373883
>>69373928
accepted

>>69373639
tupac alliv in serbia tupac number 1 serbian raper making gold for serbian country bosnia is pig mother i shit on your flag....
>>69373744
i think i could but i don't like most of the stuff there and it's expensive so NO

>>69373873
Einstürzende Neubauten - Ende Neu
guessing into the blue

>>69374100
thanks

that was the final rec

will start sometime

noonono nononoNONOONONO

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>>69374595

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>>69373873
did u get my recc tho? came on the tail end of prev thread

leechmilk was pretty sludgey and i enjoyed it enough but it was nothing really stand out in my eyes
will revisit later tho because i'm starting to enjoy sludge metal a bit

>>69374998
yeah man Jangle recced the exact same thing

>>69375058
dang, i think that means me and jangle have to fuck now
well if there's a spot available i'll change my recc to:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/oscar_peterson/nigerian_marketplace/

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Have a nice day and do your best! I believe in you!

>>69375099
alright added

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so I heard this recently and found it quite interesting
is there any other release which do you consider to have shaped music?

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Morning /daily/!

>>69375099
You fuccin weirdo >;^)

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Not to post something that's been talked about so much, but I finally got around to listening to this and that first track is sooo far out there. Sounds like a huge influence on Acid Mothers Temple. Such a trip. The second half is decent too, more Berlin School-leaning

>>69375463
cornetto coleman - the shape of jazz to come

>>69375831
You mean Ornette Cornucopia?

>>69375831
The shape of jazz to corn

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>>69373744

>>69373744
King Krule
Death grips
Say Jorge playing his life aquatic bowie covers

Fuck, man. I want to go.

>>69376250
Me btw, in case not totally obvious.
But
I just learned Jens Lekman is coming to town in a couple of months, so I'm very happy now!

>>69375463
heck, any

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Hey guys, who was who during this /daily/ meetup?

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what should i listen to

>>69376766

Hans Krusi

So that you'll be in on the meme

>>69376766
Rap
>>69376686
All Sdc

>>69376766
"Rap"

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>>69376796
>>69376799
now what

>>69376841
bop

>>69376841

"bop"

>>69376841
bop

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>>69376869
>>69376870
>>69376871
last effort

>>69376841
bop

>>69376924
shit no, just do the Mushroom album

>>69376924
go watch a movie instead

>>69376924
>DatPiff.com
Wish I could help

>>69376924
>Money Talks
fuck that listen to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBhGiC6L5kQ

Recording is going great
We got trombone and trompet on some songs yesterday, and today we've laid down some violin. Now we're about to record some female backing vocals

Being in the studio is so much fun :)

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hell be fine

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What is some music my pet tarantula can enjoy?

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>>69373744
>Swet Shop Boys
>Run The Jewels
>Skepta
>Seu Jorge
>BBNG
>The Zombies
>Aphex Twin
>Arcade Fire

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i'm looking for something kinda like vulfpeck, with funky basslines. just in general kindy groovy. bassy music, preferably without vocals. does anybody know any bands like this?

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3rd November backlog chart done \o/

Here is the most interesting stuff (almost all of them are from 2016):

>Songs Ohia - Mi Sei Apparso Come Un Fantasma (2001)
Great live.

>Mojave 3 - Excuses for Travellers (2000)
Good bipolar pop: from Grandaddy-tier dreampop to slowcore.

>Pardon My Carbon - AMERICALABALA
Art pop/progressive pop with disorienting melodies & rhythms.
mfw I love The Fiery Furnaces now

>The Lucid Dream - Compulsion Songs
Psych Rock with DUB influences: imagine Echo & the Bunnymen reggae jams.

>The Explorers Club - Together
Another perfect emulation of The Beach Boys circa 1967-1969.

>Kaiju - Seven Sins
Dub-y Techno. I love that shit.

>Kaazi - Zen Travel
Dreamy Outsider Deep House. Chill AF. 100% SILK rules.

>µ-Ziq - RY30 Trax
>µ-Ziq - Aberystwyth Marine
Great IDM from the '90s (unreleased archives).

>Ital Tek - Hollowed
Better than I thought.

>Ty Segall - Emotional Mugger
I have never listened to Ty Segall before (so I have no idea if it's good or not by his own standards) but it's more satisfying than the 2 albums released by Thee Oh Sees.

>Russian Circles - Guidances
Massive Post-Rock, Atmospheric Sludge Metal: lyrical & passionate: very great! I'm new to this genre, but I'm going to explore it soon.

>Aesop Rock - The Impossible Kid
noiiiice

>Pinkshiyultrablast - Grandfeathered
Noise pop with female singer :3

>ROAR - Impossible Animals
Good Chamber indie-Pop influenced by 1960's classics (you know who I'm talking about)

>Hiele - Ritmische Bezinning
IDM/Bass. Really varied tracks but constantly interesting.

>Norin - Bakom planteringen
Ambient Techno, BoC-tier. The other released by Norin (member from Lust fro Youth) this year aren't as great FYI.

>MMOTHS - Luneworks
Hypnotising Ambient (Techno)/Modern Classical/Drone.
…'member Replica?!

>>69378199
dangit bobby

>>69377806
skepta is VERY good live

anyone know anything that sounds like the last two minutes of the title track of this?

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>>69378680
oop

>>69378644
please stop, no more torture.

>>69378199
>https://pardonmycarbon.bandcamp.com/releases
neato

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yo this album is like, half really good, half really out there and meh
been listening to some psychedelic rock and jangle pop lately actually its fun
how are you guys doing? what have u been listening to

>>69377791
https://youtu.be/E-gvxxhcS8s

>>69379506
oh yeah PLEAS E recc me more stuff like the first three tracks
ESPECIALLY mushroom it's literally a perfect song

>>69379526
have you listened to ege bamyasi yet? it's much better than tago mago imo (not saying tm is bad).

>>69379548
nah not yet is it less avant-garde because tracks like aumgn and peking o really annoyed me and they made up like 2/3rds of the album

>>69379583
Yeah to me its like TM without the annyoing tracks and Vitamin C is one of my favorite songs of all time.

>>69379583
Not really, it's the same general psychedelic trip structure. Check out Neu!'s self-titled debut. Has all the groove, just less out-there

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>>69379506
Yeah, I agree with Laser5000, try Ege Bamyasi next. Future Days is probably my favorite of theirs though.

Been playing pic related a lot recently. It isn't anything too special but I like Snoop an unreasonable amount

>>69379680
Ege has two (2) good songs

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The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy (1985)
>Noise Pop, Post-Punk, Shoegaze
The opener is probably the best song on here, I really like the way the drum sounds in the intro which sadly is not used anymore or gets drowned under guitar feedback later. The whole album sounds somewhat like the Beach Boys got depressed and decided to fuck around with distortion instead of melodies. The influence on shoegaze (which I'm not so fond of) is obvious, but it has a darker, more apathetic atmosphere to it that is reminiscent of Joy Division (the Reid brothers being better vocalists than Ian Curtis imo) and other bleak 80s post-punk bands. 6/10

>>69379749
Ege has seven (7) good songs.

>>69379749
>Sing Swan Song
>Vitamin C
>Soup
>I'm So Green
>Spoon
>Not all at least "great tier"

Whole album is consistently solid desu

>>69379795
You should check out Ridin Dirty next

>>69379823
I'm not anon, and I think the big three Can albums are all phenomenal, but I can't see how people think Tago Mago isn't #1. Every song evolves and flows into the next. Ege Bamyasi has some shorter interesting pieces that don't necessarily go anywhere whereas Tago Mago just feels more like a cohesive whole. Halleluhwah alone could tip the scales

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>>69379865
Tomorrow probably, going to bed now.
Good night /daily/!

who wants to give me some shoegaze recs

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>>69380130
what i have so far

>>69379506
been getting deeper into raga recently
quite good

>>69379994
I honestly just really love the atmosphere on Future Days. The little ambient flair on it puts it over the top. They're all great releases though, not a huge difference in quality between them imo

>>69380148
Barlow- fell asleep EP

>>69380795
heard it already boi

>>69380735
Amen

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this was definitely better
I`m So Green is awesome, not as good as mushroom but is still great

>>69381002
Strangely enough, this album has had a profound impact on hip hop

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>>69381002
now do future days

>>69381251
just finished spray very good so far I just hope bel air doesn't go all INNOVATIVE BECAUSE HARSH NOISE

I don't think I could ever give anything Can ever made 5 stars because they didn't name their anthology Canthology

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>>69376841

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>>69381251
>>69381210
>>69380735
>>69379994
>>69379629
this one was very good
Imma make it a 4/5 but will probably bump it up to a 4.5 with more listens

>>69381922
>I don't think I could ever give anything Can ever made 5 stars because they didn't name their anthology Canthology
booooo

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Nyar, I believe you had claimed Wizard’s spot if he didn’t give me a rec? So, if you’re still interested, you can send something. Otherwise, the spot's open to whoever


>Nara Leao - Dez Anos Depois

Leao has this gorgeous voice that works really well over the bossa nova style on here. The songs are pretty standard as far as bossa nova goes, with easygoing, upbeat melodies and some fun little guitar work. However, this is a really consistent release. Since most of the tracks on here are fun and between 2-4 minutes, it flows quite nicely from front to back. None of the tracks on here really overstay their welcome and there are some fantastic singles on here, like “Por Toda Minha Vida” and “O Amor Em Paz”, which both feature great string arrangements. Anyway, this is an outstanding listen, which is really consistent despite being over an hour overall.

8.5/10

>Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country

I know very little about Primitivism outside of a handful of Fahey releases but… this is just incredible. Basho’s voice is booming and compliments the guitar-driven atmosphere on here. It’s one of the deeper singing voices I’ve heard and the way it echoes and resonates reminds me a lot of Tim Buckley - yet it has a distinct country flair. The guitar picking is just incredible, flowing pretty much nonstop throughout this record, rarely missing a beat. It gets a bit repetitive over the course of this album but I like that it goes through these droney passions and suddenly transitions in these rapid-fire sections. Something about this style, when executed correctly, is just heartbreakingly gorgeous. The guitar, Basho’s voice and the occasional use of piano all meld into something incredible.

9/10

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Anyone heard of this album? Was in my iTunes suggestions after listening to all that Can, opener is awesome so far and I've heard P-Orridge's name flung around a lot.

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>>69383636
this is mee woops forgot trip here have some kenny g

bet you never saw any other jazz greats do this

>>69380130
oh man, Luxurious Bags of course
Paik, Sun Dial, Shilly, Bethany Curve you need

>>69383636
>Psychic TV & Genesis P-Orridge
>& Genesis P-Orridge
???

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>>69380130
>>69380148
Alison's Halo - Eyedazzler '92 - '96

>>69382544
>Future Days as the best Can album

YEeeah, that's what I'm talkin bout

>>69383679
luxurious bags is good, havent heard of the other stuff so thanks
>>69383775
added

Future Days > Monster Movie > Tago Mago >>> Soundtracks > Ege Bamyasi
The rest is worthless.

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>>69383651
Missing the caption, which makes it even better lmao

>>69381922
>I don't think I could ever give anything Can ever made 5 stars because they didn't name their anthology Canthology
what about the 1978 "Cannibalism" compilation?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/can/cannibalism/

>>69383908
Peel Sessions and Delay 1968 are alright, and Soon Over Babaluma is okay.

pharmakon is amazing, I had no idea

>>69384415
live yes, studio hell no

Someone who's actually good: John Carpenter

>>69384864
no thats jesus

bojangle you're still a faggot kys retard

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New Kairon; IRSE! track:
https://soundcloud.com/svart-records/04-starik

Just posting this because I saw some people talking about Ujubasajuba last thread.

Thoughts? I kinda like the more progressive sound they're going for here, but I'm not sure how much I care for the shoegaze-y vocals.

>>69385058
tru

>>69384936
I want to make love with jesus so badly
>>69385058
hack n slay

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>>69384059
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/can/cannibalism/
ok that's pretty good also don't listen to pic related the second half fucking blows I think I might start making picture reviews like this they get my thoughts across faster

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jangle you no longer have to see my goodbye & hello score

The Walkmen - Bows + Arrows (2004)
>indie rock, post-punk revival

Any good aspect of this album hinges entirely on the ferocious, wonderful single "The Rat". It does everything I want post-punk revival to do, it keeps the energy and aggression of its parent genre while adding in some more modern indie flourishes, like the organ and Leithauser's vocals. The rest is forgettable at best and dreadful at worst. It goes between failed attempts at recapturing the energy of "The Rat" and focusing on a more soundscaping, almost post-rocky sound, and it does both poorly. The former tracks are limp and uninteresting and the latter tracks go absolutely nowhere, and they too have no energy to them at all. A classic modern example of a band with one /great/ song that hasn't done literally anything else of note.

0.5+

rec me a hex code to use for the next freeform chart

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>Thiang Gultom Group - Batak Music
Not sure what to say about this, it sounds nice dunnit? 3+/5

>Le Stelle di Mario Schifano - Dedicato a...
Varies from terrible to average in songwriting but even the bad bits do have a slight charm to them. Deifnitely not the Italian Velvet Underground though, not even close. 2.5/5

Average rating for the month is 3 which is decent.

>>69383552
Glad you enjoyed it so much, Basho's voice really is fantastic. Are there any restrictions for the next round?

>>69384059
I didn't realise there were Can Peel Sessions
>The songs are mostly unreleased improvisations
sounds cool

Tago Mago is the best Can album btw

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>>69384864
nah almost all the droney tracks on dotm&ts are misses
it'd be much better looking something like this

>>69385362
Coupe de Villes > NSB
shut up

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What the fuck, this shit is incredible.

>>69380148
What's the album to the far right in the bottom row? With the lower half of a girl's face on it.

Thanks in advance

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thoughts

>>69385518
Xinlisupreme - 始発電車 The First Train

>>69385600
>Jorge Ben and Petrole
this chart's getting better with every revision.

>>69385600
posur :/

>>69385600
Needs more Jazz and early electronics. I would drop The Ape of Naples and Exuma.
Otherwise, it's pretty good.

>>69385680
i can give you all the "Jazz" you want bb %]

>>69385694
And I can penetrate you with my "Hard Rock", if ya know what I mean ;)

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This meme chart begins tomorrow. I'm also going to check out some Christmas movies.

>>69383552

Glad you liked it. I personally prefer the more stripped down first LP, though.

>>69385600

hello wher is da gradaskaya oborobas :DDDD

>>69385730
that doesn't exactly work but thanks, Motherfucker

>>69385600
Add voyager golden record, Improvised Music From Japan, putting Hell Diver instead of TAD, add LRD back, Nara Leão, Steve Roach, Steve Reich, Moondog, Unwound, Artur Rubinstein, and Boris THEN we'll talk about poseurs.

Gets better with every update honestly.

>>69385774
i feel like poseurs only pretend to have listened to Improvised Music from Japan

THug Life bitch we da realist get money

bad boys full effect

>>69385328
>Are there any restrictions for the next round?

Nope, no new restrictions. Just keep it under 2 hours and I'll give it a listen!

>>69385838
yie

>>69385794
exactly

I listened to the whole thing despite not really caring for the EAI/Onkyo genre in the first place.

It definitely wasn't worth my time, but I was pretty impressed with the amount of variation present.

If you're the kind of person that really likes that genre though, I would really recommend you try it out. Even if you usually don't care for onkyo it has some incredible pieces on it.

>>69385838
same

>>69385852
cool will give you a rec in a min

>>69385838
literally me

>>69385882
yeah i've listened to it. There are some amazing pieces on there but a solid amount of uninteresting junk. onkyo is a genre full of really interesting material if you ignore the le good morning good night meme

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>>69385324
>jangle you no longer have to see my goodbye & hello score
yesssssss

>>69385600
But why Pharaoh Sanders' Karma?

>>69385749
Damn I didn't know our very own natkingcole recorded a christmas album!

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Randomly listened to this today and have been thinking about it a lot.
Why do people shit on this album?
Not even meme-ing, it's their third best, depending on how I decide where AMSP fits.

>>69385922

You should hear his foray into Inuit throat singing.

>>69385918
I should probably listen to Duos for Doris soon, as I feel like I didn't "get" it on my first couple listens and got really stubborn. I was being truly honest in disliking it, though, and that's all I can really do as far as having an opinion, right?

>>69385948
just curious, which two do you like more?

>>69385982
Kid A and In Rainbows.

>>69386029
pfft
amnesiac is their best by far
i have not listened to tkol but it's probably terrible

>>69385982
duos is definitely a better use of time than IMFJ. quality over quanity

>>69386029
Dope. When I went back through Radiohead's discog earlier this year the albums that stuck out to me the most were probably those two and Amnesiac as well as some parts from OK Computer. I don't remember being fond of KoL, but it interested me. Maybe I should try it out again soon :/

>>69385922
>>>69385749
>Damn I didn't know our very own natkingcole recorded a christmas album!
fun fact i've never listened to that or a single full album by nat king cole

should probably get on that soon

>>69386055
Noice dubz

Duos is on my chart for next month so I wonder what I'll think of it then!

The fact that there is not a single onkyo album on the poseurcore chart is CRIMINAL

>>69385948
i can see people were disappointed because it came out after a relatively long wait and for that it had too little material. it's very short, tracks are pretty single-minded, repetitive without much dynamic, it's pretty, dunno, unemotional except for one or two songs in the latter half, while most people probably get into them for their angst more than their neu! influences

>>69386054
I still don't know how I feel about Amnesiac.
It has got some awesome songs on it. Knives Out, Pyramid Song, I Might Be Wrong, and Life in a Glass House come to mind.
But overall, it's so forgettable to me, and I rarely play it.
I certainly don't dislike it, but I'd rather listen to their other albums.

>>69386068
TKOL is definitely a mood album. Some days it's just a solid album and other days when I'm in the right mindset, perhaps it's 2 am and I'm tired and want to unwind, it's amazing.

>>69386162
Hmm, I never thought about it from that perspective since I didn't follow the hype train. I ignored Radiohead for a while because my dad listened to them so much.
Also, you're right, there's a lack of emotional weight to some of the tracks which is what makes Kid A and In Rainbows the superior albums for me.

What releases from this year have you guys enjoyed? I've not listened to much from 2016 so I'll probably spend December catching up.

>>69385852
You've already listened to the big 3 Curtis Mayfield albums but I'm gonna rec Curtis/Live! since it is probably my favourite of his.

If you want to listen to someone you haven't already though, Steve Reid - Nova

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Where u niggas at??
Get In!!!

https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>>69386403
Sweet, I'll add Nova to the tourney! Still gonna give that Curtis album a listen since I'm a big fan of his lol. Thanks for the recs man

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>>69386403
Lots of great bleep bloops this year
Left off stuff like Blackstar and AMSP because who hasn't listened to those already.

>>69386637
>Yves Tumor
>Rife W/ Typo
>Sleep Cycle
my man.
it's sad Serpent Music is being so slept on. it combines so many things i love so well.

>>69386474
>Where u niggas at??
going to bed, plug earlier imo

>>69386485
No problem, you should like that curtis record anyway, it's a lot more chill and stripped down than his studio stuff but it really shows just how great he is.

>>69386637
Thanks, I'll give some of this a look. I haven't listened to AMSP yet actually, never been a big Radiohead fan, it's just not been at the top of my list.

A Weird Exits is great btw.

>>69386637
fennesz makes the worst kind of bleep bloops, you should be ashamed

>>69386718
I have you to thank for getting me to check out Rife W/ Typo.
You described it as "Replica with jazzier samples" and I immediately dropped what I was doing and listened to it.

Serpent Music is a solid release. Personally, I think it has some issues, but it's incredibly unique and has me very excited for his future material.
I think he's capable of dropping something incredible if he refines his craft.

By the way, if you have any other recs from this year similar to those albums I'd gladly take them.

>>69386777
AMSP is definitely worth a listen.
And yeah, A Weird Exits is so solid, it's a wonder how it's not being talked about much, at least from what I've seen.
Probably their best album yet and has that krautrock influence to it.

>>69386789
Honestly, I haven't listened to any other Fennesz albums, I just have a boner for O'Rourke so I checked it out.
Have you listened to the album? It's not that bad. Has that Hecker-like emotional quality.

>>69386862
Hecker is another soulless hack! What's the secret to enjoying boring stuff?

>>69386915
idk having pleb taste prolly

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Been getting into Hüsker Dü lately. First album is pretty unmemorable, Zen Arcade is slowly becoming new favorite album, and New Day Rising sounds a little too clean for my tastes, but it has some undeniably catchy melodies. I can see the whole "foundational for modern alt rock" angle that their critic-fans crow about.

>>69378680
Can't tell if this is a shitpost or you actually expect daily to know what the last two minutes of the title track of that album sound like

>>69379506
>>69381002
>>69382544
Completely agree with those onions on Tago Mago. The highs are probably higher, but in that described respect, I prefer Future Days and Ege Bamyasi. Future Days is definitely the most enjoyable of the three, if the least aggressively experimental.

>>69385151
Most of Genesis P-Orridge's stuff is p garbo

>>69385600
Really need to listen to Jorge Ben
>>69386637
Really need to listen to Nicolas Jaar. Sleep Cycle is still probably aoty for me tho.

>>69386862
>I think it has some issues, but it's incredibly unique and has me very excited for his future material.
agreed. i have to give it a lot of respect off the bat for creating an album blending post-industrial and hypnagonic pop. in 10 years, he's going to be dropping some mind blowing shit.
as for other recs, my newest obsession is chris†††'s No Lives Matter. don't get deterred by the vaporwave genre tag. this is where the genre should have been going for 3 years (i.e. away from boring edm trap garbage). it teeters between angsty teenage rebellion and the real horror of death so rapidly that you're left feeling pretty fucking horrified. No End is legit the most effective vapor loop i've heard since Eccojams.
Lil Data's Lil Tape is great experimental, semi dancy electronic stuff, featuring occasional sections of pure glitch. you don't need to be into the pc music shit to like it either.
Scotch BX's 1B (Blanket Authority) is a horrifyingly long beast of pure minimal techno glitch bliss. every track is slow, but never stops evolving. you have to commit to it, but if you dug factory floor's new album you'll probably like it.
been shilling it a lot on here recently, but Fuuka ASMR's Squishy Moments is more or less impossible to describe with genres. that one's really short. just trust me on it.
lastly, here's some more good shit from orange milk:
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/and-lo-artifice-did-beget-artifice
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/binasu
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/album/omaru
https://orangemilkrecords.bandcamp.com/track/megga-millionz-feat-dai-burger (this track only. it's killer, but the rest of the album's pretty meh.)

>>69386862
Its probably down to how people write off/are done with garage rock revival. I hope they do another pure krautrock album next, it'd be fun.

>>69387055
Husker Du are great, they're pretty underrated by the daily boys it seems. Even Candy Apple Grey and Warehouse are really worthwhile. I love Bob Mould, I don't think I've ever disliked an album of his out of the 10+ I've listened to between Husker Du, Sugar and his solo releases.

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>>69387166
Ehhh, I listened to that Christtt album after it was shopped around a bit, and I clearly didn't find it as revelatory as you did. Thought it perhaps featured better than average songwriting for vaporwave, but that could be due to some of its sample choices.

Honestly ECCOjams to me was pretty one of a kind with its simple editing and uber-repetitive looping. Anything else trying the same shtick for a quick buck off of easily-made music is pretty crass imo. Vaporwave has always been as much about visuals and trends as it has been about the music. People keep looking for the album or artist that will critically "legitimize" vaporwave, but it's just not going to happen. It's too much a game of style over substance.

>>69387166
Will definitely check those out. All of them sound very interesting.

>>69387187
Eh, you're probably right, and I can't say I can blame them for it.
Hopefully they stay headed in this direction but you never know with them, they have dropped complete shit right after a solid release.

>>69387360
i get that, but it's fun to see what people make when they fail to do that.

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>>69387055
it was a legitimate request but i didn't expect an answer to it

it goes a little something like dung a dum dung da dum over and over

>>69387941
try burial

>>69387055
>Been getting into Hüsker Dü lately
More like Hüsker Dön't

tfw no one else recognizes public strain as the greatest album of the 21st century

>>69388386
I plan on listening to it sometime and then telling you it's not, stay tuned turnip

>>69388446
I've never been so excited for anything in my life thanks jumbo

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SERIOUSLY REC ME A HEX COLOR TO USE

Buena Vista Social Club - Buena Vista Social Club (1997)
>son cubano, bolero, afro-cuban jazz

It's the quintissential Grammy-winning "world" music album. Not bad by any stretch of the imagination, and boasting some wonderful performances, but oddly sterile and soulless. It reeks of American influence, I love Ry Cooder to death but his influence here takes the passion out of the music, and especially out of Ibrahim Ferrer's vocal performance, which is otherwise exceptional. Passionless or not, it sure is nice to listen to, and the blend of traditional pop with afro-cuban stylings is really fun. Isn't anything special at all, and I'm /certain/ there are much other better albums in this style, but nice nonetheless.

2.5-

PiL - Metal Box (1979)
>post-punk, experimental rock

A very ominous record. It fits snugly within the confines of rock and punk music yet its so utterly alien at the same time. This majorly has to do with the low-key, ambient guitar playing, used to create texture rather than in your face riffs, which is an awesome thing. Most everything here is based around the rhythm that the bass and drums create, which range from groovy as fuck with a lot of krautrock influence to creepy and lurchy. Jah Wobble's bass playing is out of this world, he anchors every single track and his bass lines often come out as being the only real melodic element most of these tracks have, and they're all catchy as hell. Lydon is honestly the weakest link, his vocals add little and when they add something they only add an element of irritation, most of the tracks that predominantly feature his vocals rank among my least favorite tracks here. Disregarding the vocals and a slight bit of monotony, a wonderful album.

3.0+

>>69388386
i wouldn't go that far, but it's real good.

>>69388655
#FF0080

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>>69388685
beautiful

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>>69387941
quality pic

>>69388360
Hüsker? I hardly know 'er!

>>69388760
Dear god

>>69388846
Öpö

>>69388760
Nice
Start it with Pharmakon- Bestial Burden

>>69389007
sure, I've been wanting to check that out

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>>69389208
also relisten to this for the chart

>>69389293
Don't do that

>>69389399
no u

https://youtu.be/MRmey2WvWnw?t=2m3s

>>69389293
fun fact, I've actually never listened to it...

>>69389518
'Relisten' is the patrician's out so you don't have to admit to having not heard it.
You blew it my dude.

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Pig sleep.

This interview was incredible btw, I recommend it to everyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04wyGK6k6HE

>>69390015
So far it doesn't seem that great, to write off white privilege as something purely used by SJWs to shut down conversation is disingenuous at best. As a white person, you're not responsible for slavery and shouldn't feel guilty about it but you should realise you do have privileges and others are more oppressed than you.

I'll keep listening though.

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>>69389518
the mollusk is your favorite album

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don't die

This sounds like Roy Orbison meets jangly garage fuzz, releases 2017 https://youtu.be/MbgPiAGspB8

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Fennesz - Endless Summer
Great, very smooth for a glitch album, would show to my dad one time/10

Eyen-schtur-zen-day Noy-bawt-zen - Ende Neu
Good, bit rammshteiny sometimes but what are you going to do, rammstein is a cancer on industrial music... Once you hear it, you will never escape it

McCarthy - That's All Very Well but...
A V E R A G E

Various Artists - Killing Capitalism with Kindness
I need to seriously make a Dunedin sound chart, there are some ripper chunes here, some that don't land quite so good, but eh, still want to do one

Deltron 3030 - Deltron 3030
Fookin Great... Really liked most everything here, Esp. liked the track Madness, can't stop listening to that one

Tim Buckley - Sketches for my Sweetheart the Drunk
Bit disappointed that it didn't continue in the tradition of the previous album, sure there are little flourishes here and there, but it's abundantly clear that the time he spent hanging around some of the /alternative/ folk in late 90s america rubbed off on him, it's very similar to some of the run of the mill pop-alt albums of that particular era... It also doens't need to be a double album, because there are some p good songs here, but they are bogged down by manifold filler...

Bob Dylan - Time out of Mind
It's pretty hard to see him THIS washed up

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dropping by to say pic related is kind of a must if you dig the more ambient side of jazz, ECM shit, and tons of cellos, look into it if you haven't yet

>>69388655
nah lad, Lydon's fine. Listen to First Issue too, it's about as good as Metal Box imo

whats up with the rating for Station to Station, it's too low :{ also listen to clube da esquina asap

>>69391366
The idea of jangly fuzzy noise pop Roy Orbison was better in my head

>>69392480
Seconding listening to First Issue, it's all great apart from maybe Fodderstompf though I still like that too.

>>69390568
I'm not proud

>>69392480
>>69393362
alright I'll check it out

>>69393362
Fodderstompf's kinda dumb yeah, not that terrible but i could do without it. Theme, on the other hand, is phenomenal.

>>69393441
good boy, also check out that Eberhard Weber record btw cuz I think it might be up yr alley

tupac serbia

>>69393441
Well fuckin' a, man, get on it then

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>mfw i spend the whole day drinking choco picking out single malts to buy over the weekend at the duty free airport and listening to bossa nova instead of trying to salvage my classes for the exams next week
blogposting has never felt better

>>69392480
Taking the bait will check it out

>>69387055
For some reason I can't stand Husker Du, fuck me if I know why but something about their flavor of punk on zen arcade makes me mad. Really need to go back to it and figure out what it is exactly.

>>69394377
Wrong, he's in the Netherlands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_RiR0XNUXk

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Morning /daily/
Literally going to get a 0 on my matlab quiz today, not an exaggeration.

>>69391739
>Tim Buckley - Sketches for my Sweetheart the Drunk
>mfw I think for a split second there's a Tim Buckley album I haven't heard
It's JEFF, ya donkey.

>>69392480
Yellow Fields is better.

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>>69395662
wow what an angsty pigger

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Sorry for disappearing for so long, school is pretty hectic. Listened to the Glenn Gould Solitude trilogy: fantastic set of audio documentaries, the first and last ones were particularly moving. Sometimes the documentary layers two different people talking on top of each other and it can be a bit confusing but as long as you're paying attention it is a great series.

>>69395941
what's the deal with this and what's it documenting? it's just interviews with Glenn talking about his life and stuff, right?
>layers two different people talking on top of each other
that sounds retarded

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why is visions of the country so superior to every other folk album or in general any music I find, its unnaturally good. p spooky stuff if you ask me.

>>69396429
why, Art Angels is so clearly so much better

>>69396445
I said visions not vithionth

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>>69396515

Woah who' have thunk it

idir - a vava inouva
thank me later

>>69395941
>disliking birds in the ground
what in the heck

bad

>>69398918
all your fault

#200! yes!

>>69399463
Name one thing that isn't my fault.

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>>69395662
it was more a post-post-ironic examination of the sequel anxiety whereby the successor of a somebody will never outstrip the legacy they leave, so we all are on a downward spiral of increasing nihilism and Oedipal anxiety on a generational scale towards the inevitable death of being itself

In short, I forget who I am at times

btw drank a full boatle of spiced rum over the course of 3 hours, can you tell, I'm starting to hallucinate black dogs (A tired cliche but I believe a universal one)

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>>69399549
GUYS I'M FEELING SO SINCERE RIGHT NOW

>>69399503
Ongoing peace in Liechtenstein

>>69399644
Nah, that was me.

>>69399577
Are you rum tickleyd

>>69399662
>rum tickleyd
I feel nothing and everything, think I may have a problem

>>69399661
Thanks.

Who even makes playlists anymore?!

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Hey, I'm a "new" trip here. Here are my essential winter albums. Thoughts?

>>69400940
Welcome aboard, "new"friend

A bunch of these just seem depressing. Good music either way.

Don't recognize Lil Spook, Maniac, or the Jpegmafia guy. They all look intriguing tho.

>>69400477
Why would you do chmod 711

>>69400477
omg me I have like 30 examples include:
Driving Day
Driving Night
Driving Highway Day
Driving Highway Night
Driving Sim Practice
Driving Sim Qualifying
Driving Sim Race
Driving Unrealistic Games
3.25% (gay shit its a homo milk joke)
caviar winterjamz mix 2k16
Hype
Sad
BG Hip Hop
OWSLA hit
All Tony Hawks Soundtracks

>>69400940
Vulnicura and Untrue are great
havent heard the rest besdes notm but jenny death is the superior disc

>>69400477
every time I'm in the car with my ex she puts on her playlist and i make fun of her for consuming music in the wrong manner

>>69401039
Yeah, the depression factor is no real coincidence.

And:

Lil Spook/Spooky Black/corbin = Depressive, atmospheric R&B and Hip Hop

Maniac = The epitome of almost everything I love about OG Memphis Hip Hop.

JPEGMAFIA = Industrial, moody, experimental hip hop with very blunt, contrarian and heavily politically charged lyricism.

>>69401099
>jenny death is the superior disc

So this is how we're gonna start out, huh?

Just kidding, but I can see why people would prefer Jenny Death, I just prefer experimental hip hop and electronic music and more depressive music as a whole so when niggas on the moon finally clicked with me, it REALLY fucking clicked with me. I still really love Jenny Death, though.

>>69400940
>white font on white background
W H Y

>>69401272
I'm actually really sorry about that, I couldn't figure out how to change it on topsters2. It was bugging the fuck out of me too but I didn't want to change the background because it was really comfy looking.

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COM TO PLUG NOW

EXPERIENCE THE NEW UGLY AS FUCK WINTER BACKGROUND

LIMITED TIME OFFER

>>69401073
why would you not ?! !!
>>69401150
booo
>>69401099
i lvoe you

>>69400477
patrician people
>>69400940
hi and welcome "trip", whats wintery to you about oblivion access?

>>69376766
merzbow

>>69401561
shut up
>>69401099
what in 3.25% ?

>>69401513
The depressive lyrics and themes, especially on songs like GRAVE WITHIN A GRAVE, COLLAPSE AND APPEAR, and PERSISTENCE. The production is also very grim, dusty, and generally eerie. The fact that it was released on December 18th probably also adds to why I associate it with wintertime. I should also add TRICK DICE to my winter list.

>>69386789
>i personally don't enjoy Fennesz's music, therefore it is the "worst kind of bleep bloops"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWAghDS6s4Q
Fennesz is great

>>69401730
zzz

>>69401412
This seems a lot better, I need all those permissions senpai

>>69402043
I should also note that it took a while for the album as a whole to grow on me because I was initially a little let down, but I've grown to love and appreciate it.

>>69402096
I had this same experience with Oblivion Access, I really love it though. More ""experimental"" with the sounds he uses in this one and just darker. Fucking Leonard's Lake is such a good track too.
I'm dying to hear more LUM production. I love lil Travis

Got around to some can't-believe-I-haven't-listened-to-this-yet albums today.

>Patti Smith - Horses
Straddles some line between interesting/innovative ("Birdland") and somewhat annoying at times. Just my initial impression.

>The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Their Satanic Majesties' Second Request
Honestly, it's way too long and half of it is filler, but has some great moments ("Jesus", "Anemone")

>Baby Huey - The Living Legend
Pretty great. Every song. Just wish he were on every track.

>Glenn Branca - The Ascension
Picked up a lot of pace and ended up pretty exciting. I'll listen again.

>>69402177
Yeah, darker is definitely a good way to describe it. To me it really just translates as a very gothic hip hop album and GRAVE WITHIN A GRAVE is definitely the biggest supporter of that argument. I love LEONARD'S LAKE too, I feel like it gets swept under the rug a lot. OPPOSITE LANES and PERSISTENCE are my favorite tracks. I could honestly gush about LIL UGLY MANE for days. THE WEEPING WORM is one of (if not) my favorite album/EP of all time.

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>>69401599
seth troxler, mathew dear, leon vynehall, azari & iii, tiga, gestaffelstein, alex metric, random tracks from boiler rooms etc
stuff you could get fucked to for hours
I got another playlist like it called slaylist or whatever thats just general gay shit
>>69401412
ilu2 <3

speakin of azari n iii I think today I should finally give this album a full listenthrough I've heard like a quarter of it and I've loved it

>>69400940
how did you feel about Machine Girl's new release

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>>69395662
>mfw literally got a 0%

>>69400940
Hello do you like pigs

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HEY, can someone help me out and hit me up with some more traditional music from differenet countries? Just finished this gem, i've also listened to native american healing music and Tibetan throat singing.

Any other gems?

>>69399549
>>69399577
This is why Australians shouldn't be able to post.

>>69403123
That mini EP thing that came out the other day? I haven't listened to it yet. The only things I've listened to by Machine Girl is WLFGRL, Gemini (only once though, like a year ago), and his Lifeforce single, which I fucking love. I really need to listen to more by him though considering I have listened to WLFGRL, no joke, about 130 or so times and it's one of my favorite albums of all time.

>>69403162
Yes

Man I thought daily was cancer when I started but these are some new levels holy shit get yr shit together

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>>69403268
You've got a friend for life, buddy.

Btw does anybody live in Boston area? My parents moved and I'll be around during Christmas :))))

>>69403367
shut upp ah
>>69403411
your mum, lmoa

>>69403444
Lol if you make another joke abt my mom I'll fuck up yr permissions!!!!!

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>>69403375
<3

whoah jeez thats hd
>>69403375

this azari n iii album kicks ass btw

>>69376766
Messe pour le Temps Présent
also read this: http://www.phinnweb.org/history/articles/concrete_rock.html

>>69403486
yr mum lives in fckn bostn, no need to joke about it
>>69402183
listen to Slipper my man

>>69403268
Yeah, I haven't either. I enjoyed WLFGRL, but I actually think I like Gemini more though I haven't listened to either in a long time.
Are you into footwork? I never really got into it myself.

>>69403930
>I never really got into it myself.
because you never listened to DJ Roc, Arpebu, Ragdoll, Sully or D/P/I
get on that

Antics > TotBL
fight me

>>69402956
love that btw, thank yu man

>>69394030
aight, it looks good!

>>69394706
i will, along with all the other ween albums I haven't heard. and zen arcade because your post reminded me that I've never listened to that either.

>>69403795
What's Slipper homie?

>>69404580
it's music you can dance to ! the best kind of music

>>69403930
I really need to relisten to Gemini. And I must admit that I'm in the same boat as you. I really want to get into breakcore and footwork more. The only other real breakcore albums I've hear are tomboyish love for daughter by goreshit and Doll Doll Doll by Venetian Snares and I love both of them.

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>>69404659

>>69404957
fockin boring

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anyone know any albums with a similar vibe to this?
this track seems to stand alone from the rest of the album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OcYQRDPks8

>>69404995
>>>/chart/
fuck you, but listen to Shocking Blue, Dan Deacon, Woundshop, Barlow or Sula Bassana

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I decided to actually listen to some music today. What a novel concept.

>Medicine - Shot Forth Self Living
This was really great. I loved how the dreamy vocals floated on top of the noisy guitars. The noise was not too harsh or overbearing and created a pleasant atmosphere of floating swirly melodies. It reminded me of The Jesus and Mary Chain, but i liked this a lot more because it had a lot denser shoegazey production. Also holy hell what a closing track. green diamond/10

>>69405189
NIghtcruiser recced me this album for a tourney a while back iirc.

That song reminds me specifically of pretty much any other New Wave/Art Pop bad, specifically XTC, The The, and Roxy Music.

>>69404995
wrong thread pal. Listen to Fishmans.

>>69405225
been revisiting Perfect From Now on a lot lately. I really hope you enjoy it.

>>69400940
oy m8
listen to coin locker kid

>>69403367
i feel the same way about you m7 :\

>>69404995
wrong thread m6
listen to enter shikari

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lemme tell you bout undecided I only knew Azari and III because of Ultra Music Festival years ago they had a video with them in it for the artist bios section that used Undecided on their website I've been obsessed with Undecided ever since its' so GOOD when i first heard it I was like "wtf is the middle part" but then I listened to it more and mroe and I discovered how fucking amazing it is its GOAT and hella sexy

but yeh this some gay shit and its great

samples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7KnAPMSreU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8ddPMZGMXU

>>69405210
why is this newfag acting like he's the new boss of daily though?

>>69405820
/daily/ member since Japanuary 2012 mate
I was there when DM went to her home planet
I was there when Banjo still had taste
I was there when Raziel posted Valravn every day
I was there when caviarrr discovered Can
I was naked on the beach

Shit off

>>69385749
Thanks I'm gonna try a few of these. Wheres sufjans?

Last year I listened to this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0Y9Dl7eFQg
Nice concept but he could use less similarity between the songs.

>>69405523
Thanks (:'()

>>69405523
I just added Discordia to my backlog.

>>69405986
oh yeah well I've been here since 1998 suck it nerd %]

>>69404345
"no"

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>Bing Crosby - White Christmas (Merry Christmas on the original release)
>Christmas Music, Traditional Pop

The classics all manage to take you back to more innocent times, and that nostalgia alone is what will make this release for most people. Crosby, despite his great voice, is sort of limited and the generic 50s pop backing him up is nothing to write home about. Another problem is that a good chunk of these tracks are clear filler between the hits; not necessarily terrible but there's a reason you never hear them as much as White Christmas.

2.0

>>69406039

Suffy is on there. I went with his Silver and Gold comp because I was told that his first Christmas comp is way too long.

>>69406204
what's yor icq number??
>>69406277
wuh, Next Exit, Slow Hands, Not Even Jail all so much groovier than any BL song

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>>69406320

Oops

>300 word paper due in 5 days
music for this feel?

>>69406337
>what's yor iq number??
69 bitch ;))

>>69406320
probably the only chart in /daily/ I care about rn

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>>69375130
You too man, you too

>>69406390

I unironically enjoy cheesy Christmas stuff. That may no longer be the case in 24 days.

>>69406337
groove is not the sole metric by which to measure a song's quality!

>>69406320
It has like 80 songs, gonna take a few years to listen to everything but bandcamp says it was recorded over 5 years.

http://music.sufjan.com/album/songs-for-christmas
I've been listening to christmas in july but I still don't think I'm ready to say anything about the track.

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>>69405277
Ill listen to that next when i have time to listen to music again.
>>69405792
I like your innovative style of reviewing through ms paint text over a picture of the track list.

>>69406513
except it is?!

>>69406513
neither is haziness

>>69406536

Where did you find that picture of Tuco

>>69406544
also true although i do like haze more than groove
>>69406541
silly boi

>>69406320
>I was told that his first Christmas comp is way too long.
Songs for Christmas is two hours, Silver & Gold is nearly three.

his first is definitely worth a listen, it's cozy af. i'd suggest checking that out instead.

>>69406320
>>69406626
but "Christmas Unicorn" from Silver & Gold is essential, of course.

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>>69406626

Fuck it, I'll just listen to both then.

>>69406650
>>69406626
This was my fault.

I said that Songs for Christmas was too long for how little good content there is. Maybe it's just me, but hearing good renditions of okay songs that I was already tired of before hearing that album was too much for me. Silver & Gold is longer but a much more bearable listen, as it's more creative, original, and just has more good songs in general.

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Fuck it, I might just move Trip onto the next round b/c no one is giving me another rec.

>Deathspell Omega - Synarchy of Molten Bones

Considering I’ve never listened to black metal (afaict), this was somewhat of a new experience for me. On the other hand, I have absolutely no way to judge this one. Everything on here is heavy as hell though, with brutal vocals, intense drumming and screaming guitar. At times, the guitar can be nice, switching between thrash metal speed and the occasional proggy, slowed down passage. This definitely has a fair amount of prog influence, with a fair amount of mechanical sounding time-signature changes. Not something I’m usually very into but I think I appreciated their ability to switch fairly quickly and frequently. I’m typically not interested in music this heavy but I did like that this took me out of my comfort zone in a metal atmosphere. The fact that it was only 30 minutes was nice, it could’ve gotten to be too much if it was any longer. Likely something I won’t ever revisit but it was certainly a different experience.

5/10

>The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike

This couldn’t be more opposite of S’ rec. Everything on here is incredibly upbeat, happy and carefree. The whole album has a bit of an Avalanches kind of feel to it, with a huge host of electronic and funk samples and occasional happy-go-lucky vocals. I feel like I just sat down and watched Saturday cartoons and a bunch of corny ‘90s TV cartoons. This record just put me in a good mood and was surprisingly consistent from front to back. The score of this one will likely bump up on repeated listens, I really fucking enjoyed it.

7/10

Trans God moves on

Gonna get high and listen to meme stuff. Super Ape, Flood.

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Milton Nascimento & Lô Borges - Clube da Esquina (1972)
>MPB

Real good stuff, but it's at its best when it sticks to just Nascimento and Borges, the tracks with extra collaborators kinda hurt the pure songwriting genius these two have. Their solo songs and their collaborative songs are absolutely genius, they're wonderfully poppy but they're not scared to turn up the fuzz and rock the house at times, even incorporating a lot of psychedelia into the songs. The ballad-type songs are a bit less amazing, they're decent but they focus on a lot of typical MPB tropes without ever doing anything to amaze. I'm not totally infatuated with this, but it's still great, and once again, is the Anglosphere even trying?

3.0+

>>69406927
u fuckin better move logic songs on

>>69406927
Can I actually change my rec to Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One?

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>>69407317
Done. All ready for the second round now

>>69407371
I've already heard that one :/ You're still welcome to change your rec though if you want

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>>69405986
>I was there when caviarrr discovered Can
that was yesterday tho
I liked to be acknowledged tho so ty
starting this now
>>69406320
hyped for your review of Charlie Brown
my local record store had Mariah Carey's Merry Christmas available last time I was there in september or so lol
>>69406536
thanks it's the perfect combination of laziness and overworking
>>69407317
well no wonder you didn't like Experience, the version with the remixes and B-Sides is 200x better

I might do a Coltrane review tonight but only if at least 0 people are hype.

>>69406549
nice

>>69406927
yeah boi free win (not that i wouldn't have won anyway because that album is fantastic)

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>>69408012
Always hyped to read another review. Especially if it means someone's digging through the GOAT's discog

>>69408055
Yeah, it was a pretty awesome album, would've been hard to beat regardless.

You have a rec for next round?

>>69408304
valium aggelein - Hier Kommt der Schwartze Mond

>>69408322
Oh shit, I've been meaning to check this out since I discovered Duster. Thanks for the rec man

>>69408397
its a goodie. ez wins fuck you jangle

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John Coltrane - Crescent (April 27, 1964 - June 1, 1964)

Very full and imagined feeling in execution, albeit with a few kinks left in the design phase. Coltrane is treading new water on this album; while still operating in the bop stratum, glimpses of avantgarde and spiritual directions frequently reveal themselves. The instrumentation, particularly the rhythm section, feel more loose and free than previous recordings with this quartet. Artists have a little more reign to explore individual ideas, particularly Tyner, who battles with Coltrane for the focal point throughout the album. Jones’ drumming is both exciting and complimentary to the set, a welcome upgrade in individuality from ‘Coltrane’ and ‘Ballads’, which rang a little more traditional and mechanical.

The compositions and structure leave a little to be desired. Much like his eponymous 1962 album, the opposing styles clash more than compliment, leaving the album with disjointed, un-unified feeling. If the target was a melting pot of ideas, in practice it more closely resembles a salad. Fortunately, while every bite has distinct layers of flavour, it’s still a good salad.

While an obvious developmental step forward, it remains limited in it’s insistence on modal structure and strong blues roots. His foray into a more free and expressive direction is a slow climb of rejecting preconceived notions while still creating a tangible product. While tangible, this specific snapshot in time of a continually morphing artistic direction fails to allow enough personality and emotion to permeate through to the listener for it to be truly great.

6.5 /10


>>69408480
Art Blakey will shit on your corpse bitchtits >-(00)-<

thread dead
tupac alive

>>69407536
just found out about this 15 mins ago, it's really good so far
https://zorch.bandcamp.com/album/zzoorrcchh
hope you like anco