Honestly,

ITCOTCK - 10/10
RiL - 9/10
MBV - 8/10
Burial - 7/10

Everything else - 0/10.

>>69944372
her head is a slice of melon btw
10/10

>>69944372
it's not cringe if you listen only to the ones you like and don't feel superior for trying hard to like them all

>>69944372
What's your favorite album?

>>69944441
>Rating Burial above Exmilitary
Kys my man, both those albums have the whole lo-fi shit going for them but Exmilitary actually has passion behind it. Burial is just repetitive drum loops and repetitive samples with reverb thrown over them.

Exmilitary takes sampling in a new direction and while it may have influenced a lot of SoundCloud shit posting, it also led Death Grips into the masterpiece's that are TMS and NOTM

>>69944630
This.

OP you're the one being cringe here by just complaining about /mu/ instead of actually posting what in your opinion are good albums in hopes to change it.

Just like any other /pol/ cuck you want to complain and make broad statements without anything backing you up

>>69944372
this kind of post is the most embarrassing thing about this board

>Amazing
ITAOTS
LFSFLATH

>Great
Remain In Light
STGSTV
Spiderland

>Good
Exmilitary
ITCOTCK
Kid A

>Ok
MBDTF
Loveless
Untrue

>Not good
American Football

>>69944691
>Exmilitary takes sampling in a new direction
no it doesn't...

I only listen to spiderland out of the /mu/core albums. Many people here get stuck on /mu/core and never explore more music and I find that really sad

>>69944833
nah, just newfags
they will just never stop coming and acting like we treat their '''''opinions''''' seriously

>>69944815
>What is Beware
>What is Culture Shock
>What is Thru the Walls

Granted they're influenced by the likes of El-P and Bomb Squad, but the caustic style on this album is pretty unique

>>69944833
Nah I'm pretty sure most people who come here just grow to resent /mu/core and never do anything but shitpost about how 'bad' it is

>>69945098
>>What is Beware
>What is Culture Shock
>What is Thru the Walls
go on pls explain how those samples are new?

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>>69944441
i bet you're fun

>>69945021
>no girls allowed xD

>>69944691
You're a little bit retarded if you think Exmilitary is a pinnacle in music.
>>69944797
Totally agree. American Football is fun, but it's shit.
>>69944833
When you're unable to get good recs it doesn't help either. We need a chart on how to listen to more diverse shit after listening to just /mu/core.

>>69944441
I'd argue that Slint and GYBE are good too. I don't really like RiL tho.

>>69945600
>we need a chart to tell us how to listen to music
you fucking faggot.

>>69944441
>RiL - 9/10
...You're ok with me.

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>>69945629
Well, not really how to listen to music, but how to get into other genres instead of sticking inside of our comfort zone. Like pic related, but central to everything is /mu/core instead of shit-tier shoezage albums. It's not showing us how to listen to music, but what we'll enjoy if we like certain albums.

>>69945699
but thats pretty self-explanatory if you use your brain.
If you like a certain /mu/core album explore the artist and the genre its in. even google albums that sound X
you don't need a chart after awhile

/mu/core... is good

>>69944833
>Many people here get stuck on /mu/core and never explore more music and I find that really sad
How would you even know this on an anonymous board? Even 3x3/4x4/5x5 threads don't reflect this.

>>69945194
They aren't new they're just used differently than in a traditional hip hop album

>>69945791
not him
but on chart threads or fav album threads its pretty obvious. majority of those types stay away from 3x3 threads after getting btfo for the same ol albums

>>69945600
I'm not saying Exmilitary is a pinnacle, just that it's more creative than Burial

>>69945841
again how is it more creative than burial?
you not making any legit arguments on how besides you being subjective bias to death grips.

>>69944372
>part of a collective
>for posting on the music section of a tibetan art supply forum

>>69945699
>/mu/ has problems moving beyond a chart of approved albums and discussion suffers as a result
>lets make a slightly bigger chart
/mu/ needs to be weaned off the small number of very limited sources it uses for discovery and develop a little initiative.

>>69945245
I'm not.

>>69946178
have you got any suggestions?

>>69944372
i was the one who choosed the official /mu/core so please shut up

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>>69944372

>mfw the only one of those I listen to is Burial

ur fagit,op

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>posting the outdated chart

>>69946691
>find an album you like
>listen to the artist
>listen to the genre the artist belongs
>watch the artist give interviews and wait for them to mention influences
>listen to the influences
>listen to the influences of the influences
repeat steps

>>69944372
im embarrassed to be a member of my own family so i dont mind really

>>69944372
>Using the word "cringe" in 2017 almost
>Thinking your taste is better than /mu/core
>Not realizing people who are /mu/core drones get ripped on anyways here

Listen here poseur, there is nothing wrong with /mu/core. Go jack off to Coil

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I like very little /mu/core, or haven't even heard it, but since 2010 this place has either shown me some of my favorite bands, or put me on the track to finding them. This board has really sharpened my ability to seek out new music.

So short answer: no.

>>69946691
Late ass reply, but check out the labels of artists you like. Most smaller labels will focus on a specific genre or scene, especially if you look at the same time period. Collaborators of artists you like is always a good avenue. Check out who influenced those artists. Read a book or a zine about the genre/scene.
Hell, if you're just starting out the wikipedia article for a genre can give you a basic overview of the significant labels and artists of a genre along with far more context than you'd find on some chart put together by a tripfag.