So these guys have an absolutely flawless discography. Why

Good question. Love me that yellow album with the really long name.

They are like exactly the kind of music I imagine on my head and I was so psyched the moment I heard them for the first time.

>>69407452
they're pretty great

>>69407452
They are the 90s Can

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Everything after but not including this is shit

>>69408070
Sound-Dust is pretty solid tho
super weird for a Stereolab album but still good.

Everything about this band is p much perfect tho. The B sides/singles in particular. Soop Groove #1 is the best shit

>>69407452
Because they are too generic overall.

>>69407452
>>69407720
How new?

>>69407452
too good for this board

>>69408329
23 years. It was released in 1993

Emperor Tomato Ketchup is one of the finest albums of the 90s

Mars Audiac Quintet and Transient Random Noise-Bursts are GOAT

Peng and Emperor Tomato Ketchup are fantastic too, as is Fluorescences

>>69408122
disagree

How do I into their early material? I love Dots and Loops through Margerine Eclipse, but I find it hard to like stuff from Emperor Tomato Ketchup and below.

>>69409769
Transient Random Noise-Bursts

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This is the best song of the 90s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMKGLc0vAS0

>>69408122
Generic how ?

>>69409698
Preach. It also has my favorite opener of any Stereolab album.

i want an album that's totally in the style of tone burst country-style from refried ectoplasm

but yeah they great

Because they are just a shitty version of superior Pram.

>>69408122
>>69411140

I've been discussing (and reading about) Stereolab for years and I've never seen either of these opinions before. They both baffle me.

>>69407835
yeah

>>69410727
certainly my favorite album of theirs


also recently found out that space age bachelor pad music is pretty great

>>69407452
because it's irrefutably good music

>>69411140
Pram and Stereolab convey their music in entirely different ways.

Krautrock for people who can't into Krautrock.

>>69407452
/mu/ does talk about stereolab. you probably just ignored any threads about them until you started listening yourself