/daily/ - "the low-key return of raz" edition

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first for the ballet was nice but I got bored over time because I'm a pleb 3.5/5 I rec if you want 30 mins of prettyness this song is 10/10 tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB9VowWezng

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>>69532387
>>69532525
Thanks lads, it means a lot. I was literally expecting one (you) :)

>>69532434
Sorry to break your nyart </3

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Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie & Sonny Stitt - For Musicians Only (1958)
>bebop

An absolutely riotous good time. I've always seen Getz (especially after listening to Getz/Gilberto) as a really subdued, somewhat boring performer, but the addition of Gillespie and Stitt really brings out the energetic side of all of them, making for one of the most purely /fun/ albums I've heard in quite some time. It's Gillespie's album, he plays the hell out of his trumpet, adding obscene amounts of power and commanding the listener's full attention every single time he plays, no matter how insignificant his part may seem. The b-side pales a bit compared to the really wonderful a-side, but wholly it's a really damn fun and enjoyable album.

3.0+

Martin Newell - The Greatest Living Englishman (1993)
>psychedelic pop, pop rock

In retrospect, I like the roughness of the Cleaners From Venus' self-titled, mainly because this is overproduced to a complete fault. It's got a really gross synthesized feel to it, Newell's songwriting style is intrinsically natural and down-to-earth and this production suits it horribly. His songwriting is also a bit less memorable than his prior works, it's really pleasant and serviceable Beatlesque pop with some nice melodies but it's derivative as hell and too damn posh and whimsical. A decent pop album with some glaring issues.

2.0+

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What do you think of the current poseur chart?

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My auto rec has zero range holy shit

It also recommended like 5 albums a piece from Neil Young, Tom Waits and Nick Cave lmao. Guess I'll be sticking with the tourney and 2016 releases to get out of my bubble

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>>69532796
needs more of my favorites on it :)

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This is fantastic

>>69533056
Yeah it is!
That album was on the turntable of my old college house for like 2 months.

>>69532796
seems the same as the old one. old one said 2016, so it needs to be all new for the 2017 one
could use sondre lerche if we're being honest

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sleepy pig

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>/daily/ was tricked into thinking I had good taste
ruse of the century

>>69533908
i will judge your taste based on your rating of Telstar Drugs's self titled debut (egg paper cassette factory, 2012).

>>69533056
Listen to Beware of the Dog, it'll blow you away.....

>>69534129
I will!

>>69532796
Looks like shamepais chart t b h
Only heard halber mensch but its thejr worst fucking album
>>69532926
I agree with a lot of your opinions but your favourites look REALLY uninteresting to me
Got any of that babby stuff

>>69534484
To each their own I guess :)

>babby
Ummm wut

>>69534593
Entry level stuff

>>69534632
Sorry, I'm not following m8. Might have something to do with me sleeping like shit

>>69534484
>Only heard halber mensch but its thejr worst fucking album
Huh, what else have you heard from them?

>>69535588
The one with the silhouttes on it and like half of the one with Youme/Meyou, but the people who praise that album say the dumbest shit, so many people say Yu-Gung is dancing music and it makes me wonder if they have ever been to a party in their life.
How can you even dance to it besides jumping on the spot and flailing your hands like an autistic child.

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21st for ALIEN RIFFS

>>69535625
Yü Gung was running in alot of clubs when the albums was released, it was their first commercial success, apparently it worked well back then

>>69535625
Im pretty sure one could dance to yu-gung without resorting to the flailing of arms. Dunno if you actually listened to it properly but there's a beat in it.

Also are you trying to tell me you don't even like yu-gung? For real?

>>69533908
Hey Fish, I saw you rated Jyocho's album. I can't find it anywhere. Mind upping it?

>>69536136
sure yeah putting it on mega now.

I actually bought it believe it or not because I also couldn't find it anywhere.

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If anyone wants to hear the new EP from the ex-Uchu Conbini member I just uploaded it here: >>69536259

>>69536136
here >>69536259

>>69536276
Thanks man!

>>69533908
Can you stop this "haha worst taste" meme already

>>69534484
Only heard halber mensch from that whole fucking chart?
The fuck are you doing in /daily/!?

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>Tfw Blaze's range has gotten a lot worse
Was hoping his new album might be okay at least but meh :/
>>69536387
How'd I do?

>>69534484
i will kever understand why youbdislike Halber Mensch

>>69532708
Why do you write like the fucking needledrop?

>>69536447
i do?

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what r good books on intermediate music theory or music composition

>>69536774
Music Theory for Dummies

Oh en anon (Antonio?), kom naar Utrecht tbf

>>69536774
>reading books
ahahaha nerd

Greg Lake just died in case anyone here still likes proge

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>>69530613

to the anon who said he could hook me up with more metal reccs, please do
would love to hear some more shit

>>69536373
Can you step off mate

>>69536774
the 33 1/3 book for In the Aeroplane Over the Sea

>>69536774
Hop on Pop

>>69532702
I'm late, but good shit yesterday. Do some originals now.

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Where do you fall?

>>69535625
>jumping on the spot and flailing your hands like an autistic child.
are you one of those fags who are too cool for fun?

>>69538353
i dont get it

>>69538353
Most of these seem like leftist/libertarian things to listen to. What does the "alt-right" listen to? Industrial? Trance? Nightcore?

>>69537785
Noooo! From The Beginning is one of the tracks that made me want to play guitar as a kid :(

>>69538396
I dont mean it in a fun way, it could be ok in a fun way, I mean looking at the ceiling and having your face stressfully pulling an agressive frown

>>69538488
read the chart, it says you listen to nails on a chalkboard you dumb nazi

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>>69538488

>>69538558
I'm alt-right? I've been "cucked "

>>69538576
any music where they wear gas masks seems like an alt-right thing

>>69538353
>Bad political memes in my daily
REEEEEE

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Morning /daily/!
First final in 3 hours, literally why am I posting right now.

>>69538353
classical should be in the center
replace skrillex with burzum

>>69538732
I wish I could tell all the college kids on this board not to trip about finals. You'll never have an employer see your test scores or even your college transcript

>>69538353
Skrillex and Diplo ;-]

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>>69538353
Somewhere between Rihanna and normcore t b h

>>69538774
I'll never have an employer if I don't pass my finals!

>>69538774
>You'll never have an employer see your test scores or even your college transcript
was a pretty big deal for the big four when I had interviews

>>69539002
Oh yeah, definitely graduate--within 4 years, ideally.

>>69539002
you'll never have an employer because you will soon be caught fucking a pig from behind by a local farmer and he'll shoot you, no questions asked

>>69538353
Is this a US-centric based thing or a European one? Kinda matters tbqh

>>69539026
This man is right. If you're doing something super ambitious, trip about your finals

>>69539070
being ambitious is for bourgeois fascist pigs

>>69539094
You do you, boss

>>69539031
Mostly joking; I'm pretty positive I'm going to pass.
The only course I'm worried about is numerical methods, but I have 3.5 days to study for it exclusively.
I also only need a 32% on the final to pass the course :]

If any music bois can teach me real quick which notes you raise in a descending harmonic scale I'll buy you a beer if we ever meet.

Anyone have a link or plan on buying this? PLS
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various-artists/the-national-jazz-museum-in-harlem%E2%80%99s-the-savory-collection-volume-1/

Exam time, wish me luck!

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First side is especially hard to appreciate now, so it just sounds outdated and a little dumb instead of futuristic and out-there, which was surely the aim. Second side is just great. I struggle with how to rate these.

Why does everyone have a trip here?

>>69540929
/daily/ is basically a community thread kind of like a forum so we know eachother, a lot of us dont trip outside of daily
We also all got ryms n a discord

>>69540209
>futuristic and out-there, which was surely the aim
how

jesus fuck this general is fucking retarded

i wanna guzzle warm cum :3

>>69540999
Read about the production techniques he was experimenting with on this. And fuck off or get a trip

>>69541024
Haha me too

testerino

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>Jandek - Manhattan Tuesday

The line up for the fifth live release of Corwood Industries is something special. Rep is on 2 synthesisers (!), Loren Connors (!!) on guitar, Matt Heyner on bass, and Chris Corsano on drums! This impressive little line up performs a single piece for one and a half hour entitled “Afternoon of Insensitivity”.

How does this sound? Pretty great if you ask me. Every single member works sublimely on this one. Let’s start from the Rep. He plays 2 synths with organ presets, concentrating on jumping between single keys, going up and down through octaves now and then. Serene in the style of The Cell, but the organ-like sounds are much more interesting to listen to. Especially when you have Loren Connors messing around with a wah pedal and what reminds me of an EHX Small Stone. Bubbly sound of the underwater lies supports this ambient atmosphere from Jandek’s synth lead. In the meantime, Chris Corsano plays some fire fills that are somewhat march-like and bring in a sense of tension and momentum to the ambient world the Rep brings the audience into. In the moments of pause between the guitar and the organ, Matt Heyner either delivers juicy pizzicatos or dissonant legatos. The general sound reminds me of the cinematic indeterminate sensation of some Charles Ives compositions.

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>>69541569
This is all supported by Sterling Smith’s recital of a lengthy piece. The topic of boredom is connected to the absence of purpose in life. “We simply manufacture circumstances that create a necessity to do something / Except for the procurement of basic comfort as a human being” says Jandek in his lengthy speech (spoken word with occasional vocalise). He touches upon the sensation of being bored like no other and manages to approach it from every single angle he can. As a person who gets bored a lot, this was very received by me. This is probably Jandek’s most interesting live text so far.

Great recording that is somewhat held back by the length and the occasional feeling of sameness for certain episodes. Definitely recommend this though, wonderful recording.

8+/10

PS: Why the hell did Loren just sit in his sunglasses, not playing anything for the last 20 minutes of the piece? Dude…

>>69541585
Because he knows you retarded avant teens will lap it up anyway.

>>69541648
He's alright. Not my type of bluesman desu

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>tfw some rym-knowitall calls a band you dunno much in the style of generic, so you go through nearly all his ratings for the genre but don't really find shit

>>69542328
Pretty esoteric. What was it?

>>69542536
different release by the same band

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Finally listening to this. While the static is initially pretty unbearable, there's some good stuff here. The commentary is pretty cool too. Would recommend for any NMH who hadn't ever checked out the demos.

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Stop being lame

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>>69544447
>Stop being lame

This is just the way God made me!

>>69544606
God is lame, praise someone else instead

>>69536373
>implying it's even a meme
it's also in refference to something some people said in the last thread you flippin' fuck

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>>69545081

>>69545153
Some butthurt anons decided to log on today

hi
what's good?

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What the FUCK

>>69546010
Why is he wearing that stupid man suit?

>>69545792
The Chi-Lites

>>69546688
not in *that* sense

>>69546010
nice sinterklaas

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seven pines was really nice, but a little longer seeming than I was happy with. I also felt like his compositions are dense, compared to fahey. like silence doesnt play as big a part, which leaves it sounding a little more overbearing than I think suits primitivism. still really nice though, recommended if you enjoy Fahey and/or Basho.

presently listening to Danny Brown, my first time listening to an album of his. it's fucking stupid but it's excellent.

>>69546752
Yes?!

>>69546806
check ur clogs

>>69546887
>it's fucking stupid but it's excellent

Pretty much. Also the two albums before Atrocity Exhibition are definitely worth a listen as well. Old might even be more accessible at times, iirc

>>69547330
XXX is deffo the most accessible out of the 3

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Anyone else look at their lastfm summary for 2016? I hadn't realized how much new music I'd checked out this year. I also really like how they break everything down

http://www.last.fm/user/woolite123/listening-report/year

>>69547360
You're probably right, I haven't heard XXX in a while though. I was just thinking about how Old is broken into two sides

>>69547384
yes i did, wasn't really surprised by anything, maybe by the fact that they haven't actually abandoned the site
also even though there is no social feed or anything on the site anymore why don't you follow me back, nerd?

>>69547421
Yeah they really fucked up by removing all the cool features. It literally happened within a few months of me joining and it still baffles me why they cut so much out

>why don't you follow me back, nerd?

I didn't realized you followed me, my bad. Is it the same username?

>>69547533
>Is it the same username?
no!

>>69547570
Lmao well what is it? I'll give you a follow back

>>69547595
sent

>>69546211
kek

>>69546887
That chart reminded me of how I need to go relisten to Naked City. I've listened to it twice and I really liked it, but I definitely need to revisit it. For some reason the closest contemporary I can think of for Naked City is Nail by Scraping Foetus Off The Wheel, an album that I fucking love.

>>69547621
Sweet, gave you a follow!

>>69546887
Listen to Bachman's newest release if you want something with more space and atmosphere. It's probably his best and most mature work today, and probably the closest he gets to channeling that true Fahey, raga-like composition style.

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>>69547421
>top track
>carry the zero
fucking nice

surprised by how much I listened to, not really surprised by the results though.

>>69547421
do you follow me, fuck-o?

>>69549481
>>69547421
wait nevermind you do <3

surprised by how many DOOM scrobbles you have honestly.

>>69549481

>top artist isn't shinji and the fishmans
>top album isn't the live album

what the flip fishman

>>69532926
you know you want to put amnesiac on that chart bb

>>69549481
Yeah I've been getting into 90s indie stuff a lot recently, Built to Spill is the shit

Also Jesus, I thought I listened to a lot of music... but you doubled my total listening time

>>69549553
you know it

what's surprising about that? i used to be really into hip hop and still am, and he made some of my favorite stuff

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hey, i listened to the thread album!

Khana Rung Thawi - แห่สดดนตรีพื้นบ้านหนองโก ชุดที่ 8 + 9

This album is wild, man. It feels like a drug-fueled trip through South Asian slums with only yourself and a cheap Casio keyboard. It's really entertaining and surprisingly technical, but by the time the second track started I had an actual headache. I don't think this album has really any variety. It's just relentless improv of the same motifs for an hour. Still, the first 20 mins were awesomely strange. Check it out for the fun aspect.

EHH.

Daniel Johnston - Songs of Pain

Heartbreakingly honest and pure. There is something about the mind of the mentally ill that prevents the output of disingenuous music. This album is a window into the mind of someone misunderstood and mistreated. The lo-fi isn't a cheap indie gimmick, and the instrumentation is representative of someone doing all they can to perform. Actually listened to Daniel's music really shows you how misinformed the people calling him "adorable" are. Daniel was a fucked-up, tortured individual, and this album is the perfect way to actually see that. From the pure aspect of enjoyment, I think it's a bit long. Short tracks serve little purpose, but lyrics make up for it.

GOOD.

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>>69549481
>ナイトクルージング
>MADO WA AKETE OKUNDA YOOOOOOO

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get in

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

>>69549716
I will make an extended version sometime. That one will definitely end up on it!

>>69550853
I approve this message

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Van Dyke Parks - Discover America (1972)
>calypso, art pop

The chilled-out, tropical brother of Song Cycle. It's not as unfocused as it's more famous predecessor, and it's not quite as eclectic, but it still follows the same vignette-based style, and it still has problems in its lack of any real resonance and its tendency to occassionally irritate. Parks, despite his obvious gifts as a songwriter and an arranger, is a terrible vocalist (save for the vocals on the opener, which are shockingly wonderful), and I hate the filter he often uses on both this and Song Cycle. Its embrace of calypso also falls into pastiche territory occassionally. It's loving and it's done well, but it's got a really smug, ironic, parodic quality to it that takes away from the music itself. Impossible to deny how pleasant and well-done a lot of this is, though. Steel drums are such a nice instrument to hear, and Parks' blends them and other turn-of-the-century Trinidadian instruments with more modern rock and pop instruments to make a weirdly evocative and pretty album that's marred by a big lack of focus and a tendency to irritate.

2.5-

End - The Sounds of Disaster (2004)
>breakcore, plunderphonics, electronic

Inventive, that's no lie, and I like the heavy emphasis on breaks, but it's just too goddamn much. It throws so many different genres, styles, and sounds on the listener, but nothing seems like it has any real purpose, it's a load of sounds just to have a load of sounds. This also has some problems with being really irritating at times. It was released on Mike Patton's label, so that shouldn't be a surprise, but some of the samples and the big surf rock influence get really hyperactive and irritating. It's purer breakcore moments are exhilrating and well done, but you've gotta sift through so much irritating stuff to actually get to them.

2.0-

>>69550451
I like Dan Johnston as much as the next guy (like 'im most of the time) but Songs of Pain to me is just unbearably preachy. I'm usually a huge fan of that kind of off-kilter outsider artist kitsch too, but I could never get behind Songs of Pain specifically. Even in Dan's other works, which are obviously similarly themed, the songs are either mostly more engaging or more story-driven.

Not trying to slam your review btw—it's a perfectly reasonable opinion—just leapfrogging off of it to vent about the album.

>>69552200
>>calypso
I'm intrigued

>>69552401
i get what you're saying. for me, that preachiness definitely exists but works in favor. to each their own.

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did a little awards thing. it'll disappear with the 3rd column.

it's way too late to be reviewing music rn. I might do a quick write-up on some of the weirder picks here, but for now: bed.

>>69552843
crippling lack was so good, sleeper pic for the aoty rankings

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Page 10 bump whoas

>>69554491

all owls are great, there are no "worst owls"

please delete this picture, thank you

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will do a mini-review every album I heard this week tomorrow but I'm tired now damn

>>69550743
iktf

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>>69544447
impossible

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Easily their best

>>69556686

go away scary snake

>>69556859
shut up

>>69552200
>End - The Sounds of Disaster (2004)
that was nice
i can totally get behind saturation as a stylistic goal, still every track has sort of a main sample or "theme" if you will though, so it doesn't lose itself. that or it's just more my sorta thing in general. and nah the drums were the least nice part, most of the time they just felt like their purpose was to hold it together stylistically, and at others, generic/un-hard-a-f

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>go to exam
>feel bretty gud, I know this well enough, np
>get question sheet
>every single question is based on an article we were supposed to read and print out and bring
>I didn't have time to read it beforehand and forgot to print and bring it
>couldn't answer a single question
>had to sit there for an hour contemplating my failures before being allowed to leave the locale
wew

At least I got some good ideas about what to write on (you)conomics lmao. Dno if I'll bother tho, no one else is going to find it as funny as I will.

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>>69557259

>>69532926
>Emika
>2016
wew

>>69557259
But it will get you lots of (You)s!?!

>>69557278
Meme.

>>69557288
Yes, but it will mostly be (you)s from people with low sociomemetic status, which means they are virtually worthless as ethercurrency and won't boost my meme capital.

>>69557308
aethercurrency*

>>69557308
I'm not the meme, you are.

>>69557329
Correct, I have much higher sociomemetic status than you.

>>69557341
I have no counterargument.

Who's your favourite YouTube woodworker?

>>69557364
Fact.

>>69557232
I do kinda get what you're saying, I think they could've gone further with the sampling without having to bring in the breaks/percussion and made something more memorable.

>>69557284
Still waiting for her symphony.

>>69557308
Are my (you)s higher if I don't post often? Does supply and demand apply in (you)conomics? I'm intrigued

>>69557868
An individual's (you)s will only increase in value from a decreased supply if that individual has high enough sociomemetic status (SMS) to create a real demand for that individual's (you)s. An individual with low SMS will only see the value of their (you)s decrease from a lower posting frequency. Most people have too low for their posting frequency to really matter, and their (you)s are stuck at close to the baseline (you) value of 1 Anonymous (you) (Ay)

>>69557308
Have a valuable (you)

>>69557397
ill work ur wood n put it on youtube

Sick of hearing about the (you) report, but I don't want to say anything for fear of getting a bad ranking on it

>>69557928
Is anyone worth less than an anon (you)?

>>69558037
very val(you)able

>>69557928
Lmao this is great. How does one increase or decrease their SMS? Is it determined by quality of posts?

rec me

>>69558037
You spend your (you)s much too frivolously and havet too low SMS for them to be very valuable. Your (you)s as a recognizable yet not renowned are at best a little more valuable than 1 Ay.

>>69558040
Nice.

>>69558079
Yes, a new tripfag or namefag who has not acquired any meme capital will have a lower than baserate value on their (you)s.

>>69558097
There are many things influencing one's SMS, including memeducation, meme capital, meme income (memecome) and control over meme production means. Making high quality posts and memes generally improve one's SMS, while low quality posts and stale memes tend to lower it.

>>69558100
i suggest you check out Smurmelade

>>69558100
Magus_the_sexy

>>69558146
hmm
have you seen smurmelade?

>>69558166
mafioso

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>>69558157
good post
>>69558184
gooder post

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>>69558100

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So do you guys like music?

>>69558332
no

lol yuru yuri is so gay

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So do you guys like Yuru Yuri?

>>69558332
who is this semen demon

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>>69558332
>music

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>>69558371
It's just a monkey dude, calm down.

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>>69558461
Is this a Pokemon

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>>69558495
Not one I know of but at this point it probably is.

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>>69557928
surely there's an increase in value of an Ay in a gated trip community like /daily/?

>>69558461
>>69558535
>>69558366
what a cute dog

>>69558680
Thanks dude. I'll keep posting. I have dogs for days, just tell me when you had enough.

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>>69558722
Damn, I didn't attach the pic. Sorry.

>>69558733
He removes his tripcode to avoid the stigma of posting memes on /daily/

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I'm getting so many dubs right now it's nuts.

>>69558751
I never used a trip though.

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>>69558769
Need some more Australopithecus up in this bitch

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>>69558792
I don't have any Australopithecus pics, sorry.

>>69558792
>Australopithecus
best 30 second modest mouse song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX4sS5ks18I

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post
>>69558579
hi trans
you were right Bangarang is better than recess

>>69558733
I like this one

Can someone evaluate my (you)s worth

>>69558882
I WAS RIGHT

>>69558882
hi shame
add me on snap im p sure i already sent you a request
spici_boi

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oh right

>>69558941
>I WAS RIGHT
a once in a lifetime event

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What album is he listening to?

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>>69533908
this looks incredible
>>69535676
is this at all like Rings of Saturn?
>>69536276
holy shit metal albums always have the best fucking album covers, by far.
>>69558296
'slam dunkin' hoes' has to be the best title for anything ever.

anyone have any recs for similar sounding stuff to pic related?

>>69558975
Atrocity Exhibition probably
Or maybe Eminem lol

>>69558975
Kid A

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>>69558975
No Time to Chill by Scooter

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Acid Mothers Temple - Crystal Rainbow Pyramid...

Final track is a fantastic time, great variety in composition, but the first two tracks suffer from a lack of direction or thought. Track one is downright boring, despite being so short. Track two is boring as well, but this time it's length is the culprit. The sense of experimentation that comes with most AMT albums just isn't here on those two tracks. Track three is fantastic, so I'm not sure what was going on with the first two. It might just be that AMT needs very long tracks to express what they need to.

EHH.

Boris with Keiji Haino - Black: Implication Flooding

Logically this collaboration would be legendary, but in reality it suffers from lack of direction. It's mostly poor improvisation with some moments where the two acts seem to click. When Keiji and Boris start to work in sync there are some epic moments, particularly in the ending piece, but separated these moments are long stretches of drone fuckery that show how poor Boris was at improv at this point. Seeing this live would be a great experience, but this poor recording stands as a poor piece from two great acts. However, the highs are quite high, so I can't say this is outright bad.

EHH.

>>69559884
Logically Haino suffers from lack of direction. It's mostly poor improvisation. When does he finish tuning his instrument!?

y'all finished or y'all done??

>>69560279
both :0

hey guys terminus here this is my new trip u like?

I'm a part of what some people call the "alt-right" and it feels punk as fuck. It feels like an actual counter culture, or rebellion against the PC culture that dominates American colleges.

>>69560777

Sid Vicious was conservative
Every member of the Ramones was conservative
Every member of the Dead Boys was conservative
Jello Biafra wrote a song mocking Marxist college socialists

Like it or not, real punks are conservative, and you copypasta isn't gonna change it

>>69560777
why are you posting in this thread

>>69560777
nice but i got >>69560666

check >>69560888

>>69560850
?

>>69560914
you heard what she said, ask or imma have to slap your bass

>>69560933
ass?

>>69560954
you heard what she said

>>69560206
feel free to have your opinon.

haino definitely has his moments of nonsense, but i believe he has the capability of performing improvised music types very well

>>69560848
>Sid Vicious
not punk
>Every member of the Ramones
hardly punk
>Every member of the Dead Boys
not punk in the political sense of the word
>mocking Marxist college socialists
no indication of him being right-wing at all

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>>69560848
real punks are all about friendship and partying, fuck outta here

>>69560848
kid rock's conservative

look's like punk's not dead after all B^)

>>69552892
but it wasn't, it's ass, dtb is a hack, only his gimmicks are worth your time

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daily reminder to refrain from posting in here if you do not support gay communism

>>69560572
nice trip bro

>>69561397

fully automated luxury gay space communism*

Semi-radicals will be purged

>>69561397
:0

>>69561294
sorry i liked an album

>>69561464
you did wrong!

i'm the me'me man !

>>69561636
how many memes did you post in the last hour, i posted about 69

>>69561663
i printed out 420 rare pepes and put them in ym ass......

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>tfw your autism is in the top percentage

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ok.

>Portishead
Only Third was really any good at all. s/t sucked shit.
5, 3, and 7

>Eleh - Radiant Intervals
Though much better than I originally thought, for a drone album this became very predictable fast. All four tracks are around the same length, with progressions at nearly the same intervals, which makes every following track consistently less enjoyable, though individually they're all fine.
4

>Bark Psychosis - ///Codename: Dustsucker
There's like 8 good post-rock albums ever and this is one of them. "Shapeshifting" in particular is a fantastic track. Some track in the middle are more iffy than others, however, this is pretty much just a well-written pop record. If you enjoy the Talk Talk branch of post-rock to any extent don't pass this up.
7

>Negativland - It's All in Your Head
(after writing this review I saw like two more on RYM that were exactly like this one but I don't really have the energy to redo it so I'm just gonna keep it like this:) When reading up on this album's premise, I thought it was going to be some /r/atheism shit. What I got instead was a pretty bland Negativland record with a lot of thought-provoking tracks. Instead of just being like "religion am gay hurhur" it actually manages to produce some well-organized thoughts about religion as a whole. Could never see me coming back to this, even though it was pretty enjoyable.
6

>Macha & Bedhead - Macha Loved Bedhead
Two bands I've enjoyed in the past (especially Macha) come together to make a pretty decent EP. The Bedhead-influenced spaciousness was more often than not lost on me, especially the 82 five-second tracks of pretty lame ambient, as apposed to Macha's fast-paced, gamelan-influenced indie rock, which I always enjoy. And you can't hate an album like this when it ends with a Cher cover that sounds almost Xiu Xiu-esque. Very enjoyable but unignorably flawed.
7

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>>69563552
>Tim Buckley - Blue Afternoon
I've now decided that I'm going to just finish this dude's whole discog eventually. Everything I've heard from him is so enjoyable, so why not? This album, for example, has very few of the "incredible" moments from Lorca or Starsailor, but fuck is it satisfying.
8

>John Fahey - Requia
Extremely underrated album by this dude imo. While the main guitar-sections are pleasent (as expected) the most interesting parts by far are from the sound-collage "Requiem for Molly" tracks, consisting of almost the entire B-side of the album. Don't pass this one up.
8

>Duster - Rarities
Every song on here involving piano is ten different kinds of okay or mediocre. Really nothing stood out to me from those tracks at all, but this bootleg is worth it just for the more streamline usual Duster moments.
5

>DJ Screw - Chapter 70 - Endonesia
Though not quite as consistently good as All Screwed Up, this has some of his best tracks I've heard so far. Specifically, "One Day", one of the most necessarily strung-out tracks ever, clocking in at 14 minutes. Other stand-outs here are "The Gangsta, The Killa and the Dope Dealer", and "Ghetto Smile"
8

>DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist - Brainfreeze
Though a lot of fantastic plunderphonics moments (takes balls to sample your own album for a DJ mix lol) my question is why release an album that's two tracks of 25 minutes of length but NOT put it on vinyl? Shit makes no sense to me. Great for those that like instrumental hip-hop, I just wish the transitions between tracks were smother and there was less "filler space." If the songs don't transition seamlessly why don't you just make it all separate tracks instead of two-25-minute tracks?
7

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>>69563651
>Roy Montgomery - The Allegory of Hearing
Didn't mind the psych-y, spacious, lo-fi, sound here. In fact, I welcomed it. Any variation between tracks at all would've been very nice though. The drone/psych mix here feels less intense and more just boring in general. 17-minute tracks like this are just as boring and unfufilling as the 2-minute ones.
3

>Teslar Drugs - s/t
Had a lot of enjoyable guitar-work and song progressions, but I almost never thought the songs transitioned from bit-to-bit perfectly. The first song is an excellent example of this. It starts out with a pretty slow guitar balled, which then transforms into a fast-paced, catchy, indie-pop (the rare enjoyable kind) section, then seemingly out of nowhere it throws an angular guitar melody in your face. And the other tracks in some way carry on in this fashion. Though I'm not implying every track is predictable (far from it, actually) I just enjoyed a lot of sections of songs individually and not necessarily as they came together, if that makes any sense. This was interesting enough to make me want to check out their other album, which is apparently more post-punk? *thinking emoji*
7

What next? >>69563552

>>69563680
telstar drugs' other album is like stereolab with guitar riffs and shit

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>>69563769
will do then eventually thnk u lad

>>69563680
glad you enjoyed it's all in your head, if not as much as i did.
maybe you'd like Eleh more if you listened to it in Intervals :^).
listen to ground zero i guess.

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>7% Solution - All about Satellites and Spaceships
Really nice spaced out guitar riffs wound together in with dreamy vocals. The first few tracks are definitely the highlight for me and the whole thing maintains a steady quality throughout. There were never any stand out moments that really gripped my attention from the hazey mood it put me in, but i suppose lulling me into a state of comfort and sleep is a merit on it's own. blue triangle/10

>>69558579
Unfortunately for you, isolatorials like these tend to have a lower baserate compared to the global (you)conomy due to the sociomemetic status of users are generally only high within the isolatorial itself, and not in the global community.

>>69563184
Damn, 99 and 98th percentile? I thought I was high up there

>>69563552
>We Got It From Here higher than Low End Theory
>Dummy only a 5

I'm offended.

But really, I've been meaning to check out Bark Psychosis and your description convinced me

>>69564032
Curious to see what you think about that Candy Claws record, feel like you'd like it if you dug Spacemen 3

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>>69563184
>mfw I barely listened to music in 2016 and still got above 95th p

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Did a good on my final, two more than it's shitpost-ahoy.

>>69563651
>I've now decided that I'm going to just finish this dude's whole discog eventually
:-D ^(oo)^ :^) etc.

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You guys have any good record pickups recently? I had a solid haul the other day, super excited about the REM and Fahey.

Also, good luck to those of you taking finals and shit

>>69564555
finally picked up swirlies' salons

Lots of you guys seem to have fallen for the vinyl meme. I also want to fall for the vinyl meme, how much should you pay for your first setup?

>>69564754
New or used equipment will have a big factor on that.
My first setup was free, and my current speakers cost $15 at a garage sale.

>>69564734
Oh nice, that's a great record!

Goodnight sweet Aqam ;_;

"Hey guys, I haven't been listening to much music lately, partly due to responsibilities and relationship strains occupying most of my free time. I'm not browsing /mu/ or visiting rym at all really so none of my time is devoted to discovering music.

If there's something you really enjoyed or want me to experience and you send me a link to it I'd definitely check it out.

Other than that, enjoy life, stay healthy, and do what makes you happy :) "

>>69564975
no one cares

>>69565049
i do
>>69564975
>relationship strains
that's what you get for falling for the normie meme

>>69565049
I do

>>69564754
I already had a receiver, so I spent $100 on speakers, $350 on the turntable, and $20 for the preamp. I think I bought all of them on sale during the holidays.

>>69564975
Dude (you) worth just doubled in value

>>69564260
I've been meaning to check it out for a long time. I listened to the Sound of Ceres album Nostalgia for Infinity that came out this year which has the same members as candy claws and enjoyed that quite a bit. I'll give it a listen when i find some time around studying for finals.

>>69563552
hey did u finish the droning chart 0: what did its final form look like

>>69564975
good

>>69563651
>The Gangsta, The Killa and the Dope Dealer
My favorite on the tape
Would you want to do a shared screw chart? Like 10 -20 ish tapes? You'll definitely be able to beat me if we do it regularly, so it would be a once in a while type deal, maybe take months or a year to finish it

>>69564975
I will miss aqam, I hope he is happy

round 9 results are up!
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/rodriguezs-really-important-show-show-1/
long story short, i need 8 people who aren't in the tourney right now (either via elimination or lack of joining in the first place) to enter into a mini tourney. the winner gets an instant spot in the final 3. previously eliminated contestants can enter. i'd prefer if you had a trip or a link to an rym account.
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/wishlist
you don't have to rec from here, but here's some stuff i'm interested in hearing.
TOURNEY MEME CUNT

>>69565676
we the best

>>69565676
Do I need a trip for this?

I'll catch up on the Christmas chart tomorrow, it's been a hell of a week.

>>69565676

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/%E1%9E%9F%E1%9F%8A%E1%9E%B8%E1%9E%93%E1%9E%9F%E1%9F%8A%E1%9E%B8%E1%9E%9F%E1%9E%B6%E1%9E%98%E1%9E%BB%E1%9E%8F/wat-phnom-best-of-sinn-sisamouth-vol-1/

I can upload this if you can't find it

>>69565676
kleiber - brahms: symphony no 4

>>69565676
Mini tourney entry
First one you haven't heard
Chance the rapper- coloring book
Cocteau twins- heaven or las Vegas
Jens lekman- you're oh so quiet jens

>>69565676
Actress - Ghettoville

>>69565676
reserving

>>69565777
preferably. just make a throwaway one.
>>69565780
>>69565785
>>69565789
>>69565796
added.

>>69565851
no reservations. this is now or never.

>>69565865
Can't I use those sick digits?

>>69565900
you will be dubsanon. continue with your rec.

>>69565927
No, I don't want to rec you anything. I just wanted to ask about trips while getting trips for some radical digit based humour.

>>69565941
good try. i appreciate your effort.

>>69565676
libido airbag - testosterone zone

>>69565962
>libido airbag - testosterone zone
added. looks weird.

>>69565949
Thank you.

>>69565676
me!

>>69566021
>>69565851

pick an album quickly you fucks!

>>69566033
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ground-zero/%E9%9D%A9%E5%91%BD%E4%BA%AC%E5%8A%87-_revolutionary-pekinese-opera_-ver_1_28-_kakumeikyogeki_/

>>69566093
2 spots remaining

>>69565996
lad

>>69566033
telstar drugs- s/t

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Stereolab - Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements (1993)
>experimental rock, noise pop, art pop

I swear that Yo La Tengo and Stereolab are long lost sister bands. One of my favorite aspects of I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One, an album I adore, is how it very subtly takes influence from krautrock, using the motorik beat and often using guitars for soundscaping. However, YLT also focused a lot more on traditional indie rock/pop songs, something Stereolab attempts on this album. Stereolab has the krautrock down to a science, the 18-minute "Jenny Ondioline" is the perfect spiritual successor to "Hallogallo", quitetly mutilating and shifting throughout it's runtime while never losing track of the driving, pulsing, amazing motorik beat. Other tracks that follow suit, melding krautrock with more modern shoegaze/post-rock styles, are wonderful as well, but the album drops in quality when they adopt a more typical "indie" sound. They're all good pop songwriters, but their sound loses a lot of memorability in this style. Still, very good.

3.0+

Sandy Bull - Inventions (1965)
>american primitivism

Step down from his debut. "Blend 2" is a worthy successor to the original "Blend", bringing back Billy Higgins to play possibly the most hypnotic drum beat ever recorded, but the rest often devolves into pure wank territory. The throwaway tracks on Inventions were simple yet enjoyable primitivism ditties. He experiments a lot more here, and the products aren't all too great. "Memphis, Tennessee" is possibly the most out of left-field cover in existence, and it is pretty cool, arguably being the most full-sounding track on the album, but the shorter tracks are unmemorable and "Manha de Carnival" is overlong and self-indulgent. Bull's great, but he kinda missed the mark here.

2.5-

>>69565676
>>69565704
yum yum yum drench me in cum bois 4 life

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which one of these is the better album for bathing daily

>>69563552
>5, 3 and 7 for portishead
goddamn fish wasn't aware you were capable of being so right

>>69564551
congrats
managed to ace mine as far as I can tell too, no idea how all things considering but I'll take it

>>69566635
Goddammit they're both so good in different ways.
I'd reluctantly go with Electric Bath if I had to choose.

>>69564975
aw, i'll miss him.

>>69564975
rip

>>69563552
also
>rarities
>5
so low

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I highly recommend this man. He recently changed his stage name to Danny Pynes, which is also what his newest album is under.

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>>69565676
IM FREE
>>69566635
haha file name

who

tfw you get lost in the matlab

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https://crippledyetfabulousonion.bandcamp.com/album/here-we-come-tokyo-i-have-finally-been-able-to-muster-the-courage-to-take-a-big-dip-in-the-cheese-wizz-that-you-call-life

Saw this on a Bandcamp thread a few days ago... holy shit, it's a trip. It's like Freakfolk/avant-garde??? Totally bizarre. It's got this driving story about an Onion who's in the war or some shit. Check it out.

>>69568115
sorry but this is embarassing

>>69568115
this is your album and i wont listen to it and it's not good

>>69568193
Do not hold me responsible for this pleas

>>69568115
inb4 we make an rym entry just to give it .5

>>69566125
GIVE ME.

THREE SIDED TAPE VOLUME ONE by LIL UGLY MANE

>>69566125
ichiko aoba - mahoroboshiya

>>69568495
added. thanks my real one.
>>69568574
late by a few minutes. and i've heard that. great album though.

i now have the top 8. will compile it tomorrow.

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>>69568671
(orange iguana comeback btw)

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MIJ - Color by the Number (1969)
>psychedelic folk, yodeling

Really raw, gritty psych folk in the same vein as Mark Fry or Simon Finn. The "yodeling" tag is misleading, MIJ is a vocal acrobat but he screams and yells a lot more than he yodels. His basic singing voice is nasally and frankly a bit irritating, but when he ramps up the aggression and power in his voice he's awesome. These louder vocal performances are oftened paired with some really wonderful psych folk instrumentals. Most of the guitar tracks are really similar and most tracks have the same kind of vibe to them, but it's a wonderfully consistent album with a great sound. It's melodic and flouncy while still retaining a certain edge and anxiety to it, traits that the vocals add a lot to. Came into this for the yodeling tag, left with a great, albeit standard, psych folk album.

3.0+

Steve Gunn tonight, pretty hype

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Only have time for a quick update, but I should be able to get through a chunk of it tomorrow.

>Joanna Newsom - Joanna Newsom & The Ys Street Band E.P.
Would have been mediocre if not for performing my favorite song from Ys in an interesting new light.
I really loved the extended outro, it was very meditative.
Otherwise, Colleen is a unique Irish riverdance number packaged with an interesting story told through lyrics, but still sounds like a B-side at the end of the day.
And Clam, Crab, Cockle, Cowrie is quite a forgettable song with an awful duo vocalist that I can't stand. Note that I haven't yet heard the original version, but I doubt that would make much of a difference.

>>69569542
Do Buckley <3

>>69569566
Sure, I'll do it next.

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I don't remember the Stone Roses' s/t not being bad. kinda enjoying some of it but I still have my problems with it. also gonna give LFO another chance since I found a banging track by them.

>>69564975
aqam was cool. rip.

>>69568031
just press the power button nigga like wtf turn away from the computer

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OK here is a small sample of what I normally listen to what should I do to "get out of my comfort zone" oh God I almost got sick typing that

>>69570034
The Constructus Corporation - The Ziggurat
Max Normal - Songs From the Mall (both other projects by Die Antwoord members)

Isis - Oceanic / Panopticon
The Lord Weird Slough Feg - Twilight of the Idols
Reverend Bizarre - In the Rectory of the Bizarre Reverend
Saint Vitus - Saint Vitus
Tiamat - Wildhoney
Vektor - Black Future / Terminal Redux (all metal I like)

Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 - Admonishing the Bishops (1993)
>noise rock, experimental rock

The Fellers at their prettiest and most subdued. They lose a /lot/ of character here, but they make up for it with their songwriting prowess and just a whole load of comfiness. I'll have to agree with the RYM track rating consensus and say that "Hurricane" and "Million Dollars" are the best tracks here. "Hurricane" is just flat-out pretty, something I never thought I'd say about a Fellers song, and the guitar climax on "Million Dollars" is one of the band's finest individual moments. The other two tracks, while nice, are unmemorable and lacking in personality, which is probably the greatest thing about this band. Despite it's status as the only bold release they have on RYM, this might be one of my least favorite Fellers records. And if an EP this good is one of my least favorite releases by a band, you know the band is pretty damn amazing.

3.0-

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>>69571316
ooops

>>69570034
Explore jazz.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv9NSR-2DwM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOc_nYNkQow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QimxmCTO8I

How are you today /daily/?

>>69572415
It snowed a lot so I'm super hyped and ready for winter wonderland adventures.

>>69572415
>>69572443
same, second big snowfall of the year here.

>>69572443
>>69572476
pretty jelly. It's just rainy here in Riga. I'll get enough of that snow in Finland though :)

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>mfw next Jandek live album in my queue is a 4 CD, 2 night live performance
wew

>>69573428
But why

>>69573702
He plays two different guitars from what I watched so far

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>>69573719
>Guitarist has 2 guitars

Please recommend me some singer/songwriter albums that are quite stripped back, like Pink Moon or Astral Weeks. Not Leonard cohen please. Thank you

>>69573790
Richard Dawson - Nothing Important

>>69573790
a girl named faye - sweet amber rain

>>69564754
Don't.

>worse audio quality
>more effort to listen
>expensive
>much more effort to acquire music
>takes up shitloads of space

Just don't "into" vinyls

>>69564975
And nothing of value was lost. He'll be back.

>>69575062
I agree with everything, but
>worse audio quality
Should be about the same with the right set-up, which he probably doesn't have, but still

>>69575351
No, it literally is, without a single doubt, worse. Even with the absolute best equipment on earth you won't get the same dynamic range or frequency range.

Digital is superior in every single way except for "le hipster cred", but vinyls aren't even cool any more so you don't even have that. Go collect 8-tracks or something instead, same shit.

>>69575361
>you won't get the same dynamic range or frequency range.
Yeah, like anyone would notice.
No one except maybe audiophiles could hear these differences in range
Aren't you always saying people can't distinguish flac and mp4 in a blindtest? Same here desu

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Lads, can I have some recs for the week? Only requirement is they need to be on Spotify.

>>69575361
>>69575351
>>69575062
Is the vinyl meme really dying? Haven't been into it for almost two years now, though that new Lift to Experience boxset was tempting.

Hampus, you seem just about right on this. At least I can still use my receiver to channel my phone/mp3 through my speakers but I don't find enjoyment in collecting for the very reasons that you listed.

>>69575437
Vinyl meme became too mainstream and now it's dead. The only reason I buy is because I can pick up weird stuff second hand for dirt cheap.

novi

>>69575467
>>69575467
>>69575467

>>69575437
post what you thought about last week's first m8