/daily/ - Delete, Ban Edition

BAN THIS

>>70417075
ikr?

i listened to Out to Lunch! for the 2nd time today and i was wondering, was Dolphy influenced by Atonalism? cause the whole album sounds incredibly atonal

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>>70417061
yo this OP aint cool man

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>>70417061
Song of the year

damn it /ded/

ha ha jaz xD

>>70417061
could be a nice goregrindmetal cover artwork

>>70418820
Everyone's been scared off by the OP

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Sure is quiet today. What is /daily/ listening to?

I'm checking out pic related that stick recommended yesterday.
It's definitely strange, but it fits in well with the This Heat / Camberwell Now post-punk scene.

>>70418835
Xd

Lee Fields & The Expressions is fucking amazing live, he let loose some of the rawest screams I've ever heard during Faithful Man. Especially recommended for everyone who likes James Brown.

>>70419195
damn son that some gud shit

>>70417061
what the fuck is this picture

>>70418946
I forgot to mention it's a Henry Cow side project. You can definitely hear that influence as well.

>>70417061

haha benis :DDDDDD

>>70419411
benis in mouf xd

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https://youtu.be/20hoWZgeMDs
Here's me doing live processing and live mixing

made a instrumental hip hop track
its live from the studio or it was but here's recording of it

its lit as fuck too

>>70419343
Yeah, I was about to say in the beginning it sounds like This Heat, but later on it transitions into Henry Cow.

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To anyone who love psychedelia, check this site:
>https://globalpsychedelia.com
thanks me later

Also, for a chart, do you have any recommendation for Japanese electronic artists/DJs?
what I have thus far:
- Cornelius
- Ken Ishii
- Susumu Yokota
- DJ Krush
they're pretty entry-level.

I found just the bike I want second hand, an old Bianchi racer. Extra tyres, extra tubes, extra bartape, cheap. Emailed the seller.. And it was already sold two hours after the ad was put up.

Fuck my life.

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What are you listening to right now?

>>70420080
godspeed's john peel sessions
sleep is my favorite gybe song already but this version is incredible

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finally listened to that album torts gave a 10 the other day, opinions forthcoming

>>70418610
Go viral somewhere else Monty
>>70417061
bad OP, anon
>>70420080
music

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k I guess we're just going with this thread despite the OP then.

here are some blues 78's reviews

Frank Hutchinson
A: Alabama Girl, Ain't You Comin' Out Tonight?: ~
B: Burglar Man: *

Garfield Akers
A: Cottonfield Blues Pt.1: **
B: Cottonfield Blues Pt.2: **

Gene Campbell
A: Don't Leave Me Blues: **
B: Doggone Mean Blues: *

Jim Jackson
A: I'm Gonna Start a Graveyard of My Own: *
B: I'm a Bad Bad Man: **

Johnnie Temple
A: The Evil Devil Blues: **
B: Jacksonville Blues: **

Margaret Johnson
A: Second-handed Blues: **
B: Good Woman Blues: *

Ida Cox & Papa Charlie Jackson
A: Mister Man Pt.1: ~
B: Mister Man Pt.2: ~

Papa Charlie Jackson
A: Shave Em Dry: *
B: Coffee Pot Blues: **

Peetie Wheatstraw
A: Creeping Blues: ~
B: Ice and Snow Blues: *

Peetie Wheatstraw
A: I'm Gonna Cut Out Everything: *
B: Devilment Blues: *

Peetie Wheatstraw
A: Pocket Knife Blues: *
B: Machine Gun Blues: *

Peetie Wheatstraw
A: Sugar Mama: *
B: Truckin' Thru Traffic: ~

Peg Leg Howell
A: Moanin' and Groanin' Blues: **
B: Hobo Blues: **

Peg Leg Howell
A: Turtle Dove Blues: ***
B: Walkin' Blues: **

Ramblin' Thomas
A: Hard Woman to Rule Blues: **
B: No Baby Blues: *

Roosevelt Graves & Brother
A: Woke Up This Morning (With My Mind on Jesus): **
B: I'll Be Rested (When the Roll Is Called): *

Crying Sam Collins
A: Dark Cloudy Blues: *
B: Pork Chop Blues: *

Sonny Boy Nelson
A: Pony Blues: *
B: Street Walking: **

Tampa Red
A: Sugar Mama Blues #1: **
B: That Stuff Is Here: *

Texas Alexander
A: Awful Moaning Blues Pt.1: **
B: Awful Moaning Blues Pt.2: **

(cont)

>>70420163
(cont)

Texas Alexander
A:Thirty Day Blues: *
B:Water Bound Blues: *

Washboard Sam
A: Mountain Blues: *
B: Phantom Black Snake: *

William Harris
A: Kansas City Blues: *
B: Hot Time Blues: ~

Alfred Lewis
A: Friday Moan Blues: **
B: Mississippi Swamp Moan: *

Charlie Lincoln
A: Mojoe Blues: **
B: Country Breakdown: *

Mother McCollum
A: I Want to See Him: *
B: When I Take My Vacation in Heaven: *

Blind Joe Taggart & Emma Taggart
A: I'll Be Satisfied: *
B: I Wish My Mother Was on That Train: ~

Texas Alexander
A: Texas Special: *
B: Someday, Baby, Your Trouble is Gonna be Like Mine: *

>>70420126
honestly one of the best GY!BE releases, even though it's unofficial

Monheim on there is just so beautiful

>>70420163
>>70420182
Turtle Dove Blues, eh?

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>>70419959
DJ Shimamura to keep it entry level
DJ Sharpnel would be the next one
i found some great tracks on Hardcore*Tano comps

>>70420080
just going through random 50s/early 60s pop on youtube and laughing at the comments

>>70420163
thats a lot of reviews, gonna give a few a listen

>>70420222
Peg Leg Howell :ok_hand:

Is tops

>>70420222
Yeah, it's up there with Slow Riot imo, way better than the LP version of Lift Yr Skinny Fists

>>70420080
larry levan
dope shit

>>70420163
>>70420182
gotta check out peg leg howell
also christ it feels like it's been ages since I've seen you post with an actual trip

>>70420977
ikr, finally got my new computer

had to revert back to old trip though cause my newer one isn't saved on this comp :c

>>70421210
that trip was so aesthetic, RIP

what the fuck i just put on Let My Children Hear Music and i teared up listening to the first track this is so fucking good what the fuck
im not even exaggerating this never happens to me

>>70421364
in hindsight this was a bad post but this is very good music

>>70421364
>>70421409
if you don't have that reaction to let my children hear music you're broken

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>25,000 Kittens
Man, this is stellar ambient drone. It's hard to describe, but it's very ethereal and calming, while still sounding varied.
And for a record that's only 18 minutes long, it's the perfect length and manages to feel complete.

>The Work - Rubber Cage
This is the strangest thing I've listened to in a minute.
It's a Henry Cow side project, and boy does it sound like it.
By that I mean it's inventive post-punk with very strange sounds, vocals, and lyrics, while for the most part being tightly played and complex.

My main complaint is that it lacks structure and does not have enough energy to keep it interesting and it's only 37 minutes long, but it feels much longer. Some tracks are basic filler experiments, and so far the only band that can get away with that is the Thinking Fellers.
Perhaps with time it'll grow on me, but anyhow I like it enough as it is and it's worth checking out if you're into This Heat, Henry Cow, or even Captain Beefheart.

>>70420080
bo en's pale machine

>>70421341
I'll get it back, I have it saved on my other comp, I left that at home tho

>>70421409
does that stop anyone here from posting

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Totally forgot to start Japanuary earlier XD

>>70420265
>j-core
yeah but no

>>70422046
if you dont have this >>70421364 reaction to j-core youre broken

>>70422064
please stop referencing my post

>>70422046
Liking that high chart production value
>>70422070
""no""

>>70422070
then stop posting duh

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>>70422169
>>70422204
:0

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Kazuki Tomokawa - Gleaming Canyon
>Singer/Songwriter, Folk Rock

I really hate to rain on the hype parade here, but this album feels extremely melodramatic and disingenuous. I hate feeling like I'm being theatrically performed to, like I'm watching a campy play or something--same reason I can't into Nick Cave or Springsteen. It just feels like bad acting. And unfortunately, unlike Cave and Springsteen, Tomokawa does not afford me the luxury of memorable lyrics, what with the language barrier and all (not that lyrics really shore up my opinions on the two former though, they usually do more harm than good, but the possibility could've been there).

The instrumentals can be rad though. Can be. The guitar is usually pretty cool, especially on songs with furious strumming like "Azalea". There's occasionally a moment that showcases some extended technique on an instrument too, but buy and large it's either abused (the whimpering saxophone on "To the Dead Man", the violin on the first few tracks) or all too brief (the spiraling violin on the lengthy fadeout at the end of "The Keeper of Dreams" [which btw, seems like it could have been a cool jam had it not been so neutered], or the sputtering sax intro on "The Morning of Revolution" [which also quickly becomes annoying throughout the track]). But you really have to listen around that obnoxiously melodramatic violin for the first two tracks--hard to do since it's so high in the mix and panned so hard to the right or left, like a fly buzzing in your ear. The piano, while equally high in the mix and panned hard to the left, is pretty inoffensive, however present throughout the album.

Again, sorry(-not-sorry) about coming down hard on this album. And I think I get why people enjoy it, but I really just did not.

4-/10

>>70422283
;^)

>>70422416
uh oh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEz5ZRsdZQg

>>70422416
ruh roh

>>70422416

That's a spicy onion

>>70422416
this could get ugly

new BT _+ is bretty good

>>70422416
Crazy thing is, that's a good rating

>>70422416
:(
i had no idea he released a new album

海静か、魂は病み (Umi Shizuka, Tamashii wa Yami) is his best album imho https://youtu.be/LFQaNh4RMJ4

>>70422676
Out of 10. Nvm.

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>>70422416
>Having bad taste
You should just end it all desu there's no future for you senpai.

>>70422779
I've been going through his discog. It's all been great stuff.

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I feel like i'm going insane with sadness and frustration.

Music for this feel? Films for this feel?

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>>70417061
what are some bands/artists similar to New Order?

>>70423372
joy division :0
but for real i just wanna hear more songs like age of consent

>>70423300
>Music for this feel?
Oranssi Pazuzu?

>Films for this feel?
Possession (1981)

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>>70423300
good night & good morning - narrowing type

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>tfw you're fucking pumped to hear an album and you're just sitting there in silence with your headphones on staring at the download waiting for it to finish on the first song so you can start it

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>>70422416
your first paragraph is literally just "I'm not really feeling it desu". granted it's a strong stance and a strong opening statement is always good in this kind of review, but you need to proceed to try to pin it down to something, which you fail at entirely. the second paragraph seems at a total loss of focus, on any bigger point or an overall structure, and failing to give me an idea of the music's actual feel or sound - i mean when in the end your most convictive complaint is hardpanning, i mean, i know that can be annoying...

torts didn't say much of anything either but the enthusiasm he brought into his little review did a good enough job of selling it just by itself. the very brief descriptions he gives and especially tagging it as a novel combination of genres, Screamo folk are effective as well, and of course the setup which introduces him in association with familiar and beloved names. tbf you seemed to try this too but you could have listed any names instead of these specific two.

i'm sure of the victor of this rap battle

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>>70423483
>tfw the first song finishes before the second song is done downloading

>>70423438
great album
>>70423483
>me right now with The Jazz Composer's Orchestra

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>>70423611
>when you forget to queue the next song up and it ends abruptly

>>70418198
plz respond
i know Dolphy was one of the very few to have been trained classically but i still want to know if i am correct

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>Girl Band - France 98 (2012)
>Noise rock, Post-punk
Fantastic EP from start to finish. This thing has energy that never lets up. Great hooks, great riffs, not much more you can ask for in a noise rock album. First listen I just thought it was okay, but it really clicked on my second listen.
~8~

>Adult Jazz - Gist Is (2014)
>Art rock, Art pop
This one wasn't bad, but it was too long for its own good. The production was outstanding on here, and it was a little more experimental than what the first track made me assume. I personally enjoyed the more avant-garde parts of this album over the rest (which was pleasant but same-y).
~6~

>>70423731
is jazz. jazz players don't know about tonality they all suck duh. It's supposed to sound bad.

>>70423837
this
jazz is just random notes desu

>>70423870
>>70423837
so... you're telling me.... i just made a 100 album chart... of albums filled with RANDOM NOTES????

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>>70423882
Affirmative.

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I could've removed the last sentence on that review and changed the score to 5 or 6 and nobody'd be freaking out desu

>>70423529
>but you need to proceed to
well thats where you're wrong, kiddo

And since when has a daily review not been either a two sentence bit or a rambling mess?

Jokes aside, valid criticism, but I'm just looking to express my feelings on an album, not about to perform a vivisection on the thing. I guess it is my prerogative to convince you all, the readers, of my opinion, but I think I'll save my dissertation and more repeated analytical listens for albums I enjoy more tbf.

>>70423731
Dolphy engaged in free jazz iirc, which was chock full of atonal playing, so to me it'd only be logical to assume Dolphy incorporated atonality in his playing. I can't be sure about Out to Lunch though. I'm well overdue for another listen though, so I could relisten and let you know what I hear I guess.

>>70423901
:(

>>70423882
This goes deeper than that. Every album on that chart is filled with random notes. Every album on all your other charts is filled with random notes too.

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>>70423870
>>70423882
reminds me of one of my favourite rym reviews

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>>70423984
>>70423901
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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>>70424052

>>70423830
Glad you liked Girl Band, felt the exact same way about it.

>>70423429
>>70423438
Good looking out m8s. It really means alot.

>>70423300
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK99vZerSdc

fucking hell, these old blues 78's are so poorly documented on rym, every artist has like a quarter of their discog missing

baka

>>70423300
Also try listening to positive stuff.

I couldn't pay these mofos to listen to the Dead, but all of Sunshine Daydream is on youtube if you feel like killing two birds with one stone. It's also one of their best concerts ever:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANF6qanEB7s&t=4151s

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What the fuck lads, this might be a 10.

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>>70423300
Oh, if you really want to revel in the sadness, then pic related

>>70424459
Oh shit it's been years since i've seen this, just got a flood of nostalgia.

>>70424459
Those puns are top notch t b h

>>70424498
Looks like your work is cut out for you

>>70424544
>Also try listening to positive stuff
I might do this. I usually like to romanticize my shitty feelings with music/movies that match said mood, but this is whole 'nother level of shittiness. It might be healthier to distract myself.

>>70424597
Link?

>>70424607
I love that album. I might give it another go tonight.

>>70424650
>Link?
no, the pig

>>70424625
>>70424650
ikr, yw

>>70424715
The pig being a 10/10 is not in question, it's literally a perfect specimen.

>>70424650
>Link?
I can't just give away my 10's all willynilly now

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Imagine a neoclassical/post-minimalism album where track 1 is reminiscent of the art pop of Jim O'Rourke, track 2 sounds like a more modern Moondog, Track 3 is a percussion-heavy industrial soundtrack and track 4 is a beautifully flowing minimal solo piano piece.
That's this album, and it's astounding.

Gonna slap a 9 on it for now and give it repeated listens before an actual review.

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>>70424773
hide yo tens
>>70425027
>the beating of wings
reminds me of sandman

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>tfw you're downloading Sex

>>70425110
(it's bad)

>>70425027
Sounds cool af

>>70425167
But it's sex...

>>70422416
>mfw
:0

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>>70425306
jazz > girls

>>70425554
Suckin diks>jazz

>>70425585
see>>70417061

>>70425585
You can suck dicks and listen to jazz at the same time. Trust me.

>>70425906

Can a skin flute solo really be considered jazz?

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Shinsei Kamattechan - Tsumanne
>Noise Rock, Noise Pop

God is this weird. How, though, is difficult to pin. On the surface, it's just layered noise rock and noise pop--lots of guitars and synths soaked in distortion and reverb--fairly straightforward. However, it's the execution which is just all kinds of weird. The melodies are just plain “off”, coupled with the disorienting layers (certainly not any worse than those on something like Loveless though) and the terrifying vocal effects, I'm just left with a weird feeling in the pit of my stomach. Actually, the male lead singer's voice is pitch-shifted up so much on so many tracks that it sounds positively girlish. I still have a hard time believing the singing is all male.

Weirder still, I kind of like it. Ok, I really like it. The songwriting is fun, the production approach to each song is delightfully unique, the rhythms and melodies are all catchy, and it's got that kind of guiltily delightful stereotypical Japanese cheeryness to it (super prevalent in the end of songs like my favorite track 3, "Michi Naru House" and throughout the vocaloid-reminiscient track 4). Track five is a crazy departure from the norm: a groovy dance pop number, loaded with glitch elements and a surprisingly catchy, though unintelligible chorus.

Track eight, “通学LOW”, throws caution into the wind, diving into a nearly industrial sound. Super pummeling, super demented, and super catchy. Track nine, “いかれたNeet”, starts out innocently enough but features some surprise screaming. Surprise! Track ten, “晴天脱力”, features a veritable collection of odd additions, including choir chanting, church bells, screamo vocals, and a whistling tea kettle, among shoegaze guitars and bizarre synthesizers.

Won’t spoil the 11 minute track per se, but it’s a trip.

A super fun album of noise pop and noise rock curveballs. It sounds like the band, or at least the songwriter, had a lot of fun too.

>8-/10

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And I'm dropping down that Cigarettes After Sex single rating to 5-. Thomas is right, the lyrics are cringeworthy af, and it does kind of sound like Affection.

Stoked for the new album, but it'll be hard to top the EP.

Also dropping that Urban Bass rating down, if anyone remembers that album. The first two tracks are still mind-blowing, but the rest doesn't hold up.

>>70423529
btw trans, >>70426192 might be up your alley. Normally don't do unsolicited personal recs, but I think you'd like it

>>70426192
Great review. I've always seen this album cover around, but I never looked into what it was. I'll probably check it out.

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>The Necks - Sex (1989)
>Avant-garde jazz, Minimalism
yeah, it was bad. I felt like I was listening to the Disintegration Loops again. I like this quote from a review on RYM: "These guys must've been having some pretty boring sex."
~3~

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Good night /daily/

>>70427050
Don't be too quick to write off The Necks though, Sex is easily their worst album of the ones I've heard.
Hanging Gardens and Silverwater are much, much better.

>>70427113
It was definitely a bad first impression, but I'm not completely writing them off yet

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Larry Levan - Live at the Paradise Garage (2000)
>disco, garage house

Disco really is incredible, so there are some amazing songs on here. Groovy bass, four to the floor drumming, incredibly cheesy but super enjoyable singing, every characteristic I love about disco is here and as such this set stays remarkably enjoyable for its entire 90 minutes. The DJing does leave a lot to be desired, though. Levan was an absolute pioneer, and you can't fault the DJing too much considering this was recorded nearly 40 years ago, but a lot of the transitions are awkward and the flow is broken up a lot more often than it should be. A modern take on this would be awesome, but as is it's still really nice.

3.0+

Jan Johansson - Jazz på svenska (1964)
>jazz

Incredibly subtle, incredibly chill jazz. Very minimalistic, in composition and performance style. Johansson interpolates a lot of Swedish folk melodies but brings a jazzy twist to them without ever making the pieces seem like mere pastiches. Johansson is only accompanied by a bassist, making the folk melodies the absolute focal point of the album, and they truly are gorgeous. This minimalistic setup does lend itself to tediousness, and it's a wee bit too short, but other than that not much to complain about. Jangle, if you haven't heard this, you'd like it.

3.0+

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Stomach viruses are sick

>>70427172
>Positive Live at the Paradise Garage rating
flip yeah

>>70427282
Literally ahahaahaahaaaaaa

>>70417061
https://www.gezaszollosi.com/project-flesh/

Looked it up, its a sculpture made out of animal flesh.

>>70427282

Fishmans sounds surprisingly good when sick. I got wisdom teeth taken out, then I spent like five hours listening to nothing but that live album while I waited for my head to feel normal again.

Melody and Smiling Days, Summer Holiday are underrated.

>>70427921
>Melody and Smiling Days, Summer Holiday
Can't help but agree. What do you think your least favorite track on 98.12.28 is?

>>70428207

The sixth one, I guess. I don't have any serious dislike for any of the tracks, but that one never really goes anywhere, though I guess that's the point.

I would ask the same of you, but I'm pretty sure you think all of them are equally perfect.

Listening to Eccojams right now and this is way better than I remember.

>>70428334
fair enough. Melody is usually the one I look forward to the least with every listen but I love it regardless.

>>70428375
>Eccojams
I listened to it a while back and I didn't like it at all. It seems to get nothing but praise, so maybe I should give it another go.

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>>70420080

The Ape of Naples on my new earbuds

>>70428414
haha worme

>>70428404
Maybe, but then again I've heard maybe two okay vaporwave albums where I thought they were anything above decent anyways. It's not exactly a masterpiece, I'm just enjoying it more now than I remember doing so on first listen.

Maybe you'd feel the same, but

>>70428485
I always thought it was weird because I actually like some vaporwave (sue me), but I could never get into the genre's "classic"

>>70428334
the keyboard in the sixth track's hook always drags me back into that song

so whimsical

/ded/

>>70429517
as it should be

>>70429517
>>70429526
let it die.

>>70429517
/dad/

>>70417061
https://www.gezaszollosi.com/project-flesh/

you're welcome

SPK much, anon?

>>70430200
sick penis kocks?

KALEIDA

HURRY UP WITH YOUR FUCKING ALBUM YOU SILLY WOMEN

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Gonna bump with the almost-last of the reviews:

>Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure
A great soundtrack to floating away in space, occasionally cheesy but not really unwarranted. Far from a masterpiece, but a really fun prog electronic album regardless.
7

>Spacemen 3 - The Perfect Prescription
Though I do like this more than last time and I see what people enjoy in it, that same vision doesn't come through with me. I'm sorry but most of these songs feel super empty. The first two tracks are decent, but this pop-drone shit is in one ear and out the other with me.
5

>Funeral Party - Dream of Embryo
Fucking rad Coldwave/Post-punk output from Pafe, which is quickly becoming one of my favorite labels. By two of the members from Pale Cocoon, it seems these guys can do no wrong. I wish their stuff wasn't as hard to find as it is.
8

>Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate
A fucking masterpiece. "Diamonds in the Mine" is the one that seems to be the most hated by people but I LOVED this track. When Cohen goes through different timbres with his voice in a single song, it usually excites me a lot. This might not get as many relistens as his debut, but it will constantly be in my mind.
8

>Leonard Cohen - Songs From a Room
Also enjoyable, but that banjo shit gets annoying real quick and the B-side is extremely lacking in comparison. His most inconsistent and least good of his early output, but still has some amazing tracks.
6

>Leonard Cohen - New Skin for the Old Ceremony
Right in between the quality of Songs of Love and Hate and Songs From a Room. "
Chelsea Hotel #2" and "Who by Fire" are some of this guy's best. The tracks where Cohen shows the least emotion like "Why Don't You Try" leave a lot to be desired though.
7

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>>70430706

>Leonard Cohen - I'm Your Man
Hate on me all you want, but this is slightly better than Songs From a Room. Seriously, this New-Wave shit Cohen was experimenting with here you think would suck dick, but it fucking rules at times. Sure, tracks like "Ain't No Cure for Love" and "I Can't Forget" are some pretty big stinkers, but nearly everything else is great. Yeah, even "Jazz Police" is a fun, weird Cohen track. When Cohen stops taking himself so seriously, he can get kinda out there, which is great. Seriously, don't sleep on this one, but it's not for everyone.

Also, he's eating a banana on the front, which is the best fruit.
7

>Leonard Cohen - Live at the Isle of Wight 1970
Why this is so highly praised is well beyond me. The instruments are vibrant and full, and it's all recorded well, but Cohen is just really boring here. Pretty much every track is just the studio version but worse. As someone who was pretty excited to hear this, this was pretty disappointing.
4

I want this fucking poster so bad but it was like $500 on buyee lmao

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>>70430716

>LCD Soundsystem - The Long Goodbye: LCD Soundsystem Live at Madison Square Garden
Warning: not for anyone who wasn't at one point obsessed with these guys. The instruments here are all slightly different than the studio recordings, giving each song a new, unique perspective that is different that what's heard on each album, and even low-rated tracks like "Freak Out / Starry Eyes" are some of my favorites for this reason. This album's two major flaws, however, are James Murphy being no where near as competent as a singer as usual, and the occasional recording scuff that comes from the bass being so high on many of these tracks. The later usually doesn't become a problem, but this dude made me so mad so many times during this album. Constantly he's running out of breath, missing notes, lines, messing up lyrics, and leaving backup singers to carry everything for him. What a joke. I get the dude is a chubby 30-year old hipster, but he seriously sounds like he needs a nap. The only track this really has a lot of impact on is the finale, "New York, I Love You..." due to how emotional he gets, which does bring a certain emotional impact to the ending.

Again, don't even attempt unless you are or used to be a big fan, because it's three fucking hours.
7

Would probably have finished everything today but I got sick and napped for three hours.

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Jesus I've been doing that chart for longer than probably any /daily/ chart.

What should I do first on here? I'll probably start tomorrow.

>>70420163
>>70420182
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>>70430736
Why didn't you put any good music on this one?

>>70430736
well tuned piano
twa toots

>>70430736
Destroy All Monsters
Death In June
Basic Channel
Françoise Hardy

>>70420080

Black Sabbath Vol. 4 on Spotify as the dirty peasant I am.

Thank me later desu

https://youtu.be/InG7SjWKtT4

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>the jazz composer's orchestra - s/t
a bit more free than i was expecting, but totally unnerving and chaotic throughout. i loved the double bass.
>charles mingus - let my children hear music
i love mingus. i think the best word to describe how his more experimental stuff sounds is "lurching." this record is absolutely massive, and it ebbs and flows with beauty and horror. as i was listening to this i was thinking, "what if mingus is the peak of jazz for me?", and i think i would be okay with that if it were true.

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post dude

>>70423882
actually unironically yes
(ironically)
>>70425554
good thread
>>70423962
thanks man, let me know.

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>>70432396
I let spotify autoplay after listening to Konnichiwa, which kind of ruined my chart, but whatever.

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Jesus fucking Christ Spotify, why the fuck doesn't text actually scale up like text when I set a higher display size in Windows? Everything else works fine, why you gotta be pixely as fuck? Looks terrible on my TV.

>>70432396
>

>>70432794
It bemuses me that Beach House is on there. I don't think I've listened to a single Beach House track... ever?

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This music is great, but the recording quality is really unsatisfying. Especially for the xylophone which just sounds harsh and annoying.

>>70423962
i'm well aware of all that but because everyone
>be freaking out desu
like some supahotfire video from yr sort of confrontational tone, i thought it'd be fitting and "fun" to address this VBT-style

>>70426682
i'll give it another shot, i've heard a lot of good things about it

>>70431503
how about right now? mclovin this

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>>70430947
cause they were all from his wishlist

>>70432396
nice

>>70423731
You'd really have to look at the sheet music or analyze the composition of his songs. I can see why you would think his music could be atonal or influenced by atonality because free jazz can sound very chaotic

>>70434200
that's the thing, Out to Lunch still adheres to many of the conventional song structures of jazz so it didn't sound like Free Jazz to me, unless of course i have a bad definition (i separate Avant-Garde and Free Jazz). IDK about this stuff so that is why i was asking, but the whole album sounded like some atonal compositions i've heard

>>70434492
Yeah free jazz can sound atonal but that doesn't mean it is. I think it's different from atonality where the composer makes an effort to not play within any key at all. Where I think jazz players are not worrying about whether they play within a certain key or not, it's just about free expression.
Rules vs. No Rules

Wow, women really all love otalian food. So it IS true!!!

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listening to pic related rn, it's a grower. good stuff, it's like industrial techno before industrial techno was a thing (and it's less repetitive and more dynamic as well)

>>70421538
yes kittens is good

also there is a ton of amazing stuff on that chart

>>70422416
i havent listened to that album yet but knowing some of tomokawa's other work it's p safe to say this artist definitely isn't for you, the theatrical performance is all over his music (and it's pretty great but if that's not your thing then yeah uh too bad!)

>>70427050
wish this album had a lower rym rating so people would stop using it as their introduction to the necks. try hanging gardens instead. do you like any minimalism or drone music btw?

>>70430706
diamonds in the mine is fucking ass and i hate it because the album would perhaps be a 4/5 if that song didn't exist. im listening to songs of love and hate to wallow in sadness goddamn

>>70435050
yes!

>>70434200
>>70434566
Atonal doesn't just mean the type of music that is composed "as atonal", you know

>>70435494
would you mind explaining hampus? not what you said but like my original question

>>70435533
Post your original question again, I ain't scrolling up.

>>70435549
if Dolphy was inspired by Atonal composers like say, Webern or Schoenberg in Out to Lunch!

>>70435647
I dunno, probably not. He probably listened to them and was influenced by them in that manner, but it's not like the band incorporated any of the techniques associated with those composers into 'Out to Lunch!' as far as I know.

>>70435709
yeah i was thinking that but the reason why i thought about It was because before recording Out to Lunch! Dolphy recieved some classical training so i was making a connection. But yeah you are probably right. Good album tho, very unique sounding

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>be a hack
>make music
>it's shit
>tfw

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Rare John Q (2002) first print [Japanese import]

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Last one was a joke, but share some nice Obi designs

>>70435335
>do you like any minimalism or drone music btw?
I haven't really gotten into minimalism, I love drone though. Any good minimalism recs?

>>70432396
Nice. How's that DJ Sound tape? Looks like something I could get into

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>>70436412
>>>70432396
Whoops, forgot my collage

>>70436427
Lightning kitty sure looks good

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>>70432396
:)

>>70435494
i'm really not one to talk, i just wanted to help shamepai ;_;

>>70436427
if i recall correctly you were into Memphis shit. This is for you man, very good

>>70436559
>help shamepai
waste of time desu

>>70436500
>Richard Dawson - The Glass Trunk

What's it like?

>>70436667
not true. it's better than shitposting

>>70436559
you helped me tho, It was good thanks <3

>>70432794
Do you listen to pretty much straight trad and classical stuff? Curious, cause I think this is the first time I've seen one of your collages

>>70436474
It is! Pretty comfy indie folk, if you're into that kinda stuff.

>>70436661
Yup definitely into Memphis shit. I'll have to check it out

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>>70423483
>acclimating self with silence and/or white-noise in anticipation of new music

feels fucking good, anon

cheers to your tunes

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Recommend me something for mysterious, cosmic, eldrich, occult, hidden yet fantastic feeling.

>>70436672
as an album, it feels weaker than either The Magic Bridge or Nothing Important
but i like the concept behind this one: the songs are based on stories he found rifling through old diaries, letters, newspapers and other documents in the Newcastle Discovery Museum's archives
it's definitely worth having the booklet around while listening to the album

>>70436885
literally The Ark Work

>>70436885
what genre?

faust - faust
dead can dance - within the realm of a dying sun
scorpion violente - uberschleiss
this heat - s/t
xiu xiu - knife play
yves tumor - serpent music

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Good evening /daily/!

Lots and lots of work. Some depression here and there. Some money as usual. Doing alright.

Whoever recced me Bill Orcutt is very cool.

The Unami/DiSanto from last year was very bizarre and awesome. All I want to listen to now is Coldplay for some reason.

/blog

>>70437051
Doesn't matter, but I'm going after something similar to Bloodborne's ost
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKk6XqcmB4Q

>>70436948
Thank you, checking it out.

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>tfw Sam Hyde introduced me to John Maus
I'm really enjoying it. Where can I find more stuff like this?

benis

>>70437502
Grimes
Git grime'd

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>>70432396
bad music only

>>70430947
how am I supposed to know if it's good if I didn't listen to it yet?

>>70430980
>>70431343
okay

>>70435335
flip off Diamonds in the Mine is gr8

>>70436908
Oh sounds great! Where do you order his CDs?

>>70437502
You'd probably like Ariel Pink and maybe even Tonetta. Just check out anything under the umbrella of hypnagogic pop.

>>70436885
Elend is for you https://youtu.be/5VE_aAOIjTA

>>70437945
i picked mine up at a show
(and got it signed by Richard)
other than that, i'd recommend checking Discogs and online stores

>>70438338
Wish Richard would perform in my country

Oh well

>>70436337
Entry level:
Steve Reich - Music for 18 Musicians
Philip Glass - Glassworks
Arvo Pärt - Tabula Rasa
Lubomyr Melnyk - Performs KMH
Harold Budd - The Pavilion of Dreams

Advanced:
Terry Riley - In C
Henry Flynt - You Are My Everlovin/Celestial Power
Tony Conrad - Slapping Pythagoras

Tabula Rasa and the stuff I put under advanced (mostly bc they are more long-form and more abrasive) are my faves of these, the rest is mostly really comfy and essential within the genre. There's also shit like La Monte Young's Well Tuned Piano, but that's like 5 hours long so I have yet to listen to it, heard it's amazing though.

>>70437502
unfortunate that you learned about this great man and his great music through the mediocre pulp made by a certified school shooter!

>>70420080
I don't wanna die - ging nang boyz

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torts wasn't kidding about this one btw, this one's going straight into my top 5 of last year

>>70438992
Does anyone have a link for this? Can't seem to get Soulseek to work on my computer and can't find it anywhere else, but now I'm really interested

>>70438992
i still feel that Vengeance Bourbon was better
however, this one's also a really solid album, no doubt about that

>>70436885
murmuure

>>70438647
Thanks, I've heard music for 18 musicians and really liked it. I've been meaning to listen to that Flynt album too. I will check these out

>>70426192
[2] desuu

>>70436885

Can Am des Puig - The Book of Am

>haven't listened to new music for almost a month just been reading and watching films instead
music for this feel

>>70430706
>panning spacemen 3
good taste

>>70436885
my dick

>>70438992
I think i might fall for this meme, coolio cover too

>>70439143
i havent listened to that one yet but i will definitely check it out

>>70439113
https://mega.nz/#!35YBFCRT!lvA76alOo796CAw0_49ywU8oarrPaUYhOxPbceeUF5M here u go

>>70438992
i suppose i should listen to this

also term are you ever gonna give rod yer recs?

yo daily, gibe recs for microtonal stuff
go easy on me now

>>70440350
<3

>>70440736
more like micropenis lmao

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new chart yo, gonna take me forever

>>70440736
Brendan Byrnes - Micropangaea
https://youtu.be/1PYbIPaW_eg

>>70436796
>Do you listen to pretty much straight trad and classical stuff?
"""Mostly""" yes. But I listen to other stuff too. I don't hate other music by any means.

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>>70440736
http://split-notes.com/knowsur-nana-wodori/

Don't even talk to me again if you don't like this.

We have a thing throughout the entire five year program in school that's supposed to be about "self reflection" in different modules. Tomorrow we have a seminar on a "life line", where we're supposed to present a timeline over our life and identify some happenings that have affected who we are today. I didn't prep yet, because really, what the fuck, and even more so, I don't know what level to present on so to speak. We haven't had proper instructions, so I dunno if I'm supposed to talk about serious stuff like my depression and suicide attempts, or more just fluff it out with a bunch of shit in school or whatever.

Fuck this assignment. Complete waste of time.

>>70441370
well if you're supposed to identify the personality-defining moments on your life timeline i guess you could talk about the serious or impactful stuff like that, as well as less intensive but stretched over-time processes

like becoming more and more of a nerd through posting in daily or something, describing the build-up to some realization etc

if your tutor is any serious he probably doesn't want you to talk about how getting an A in high school changed your life forever, and if you're going to waste your time on it why not try and make your work amount to something
even if you think you often reflect on your past writing shit down can illuminate some stuff

>>70441612
The thing is we're not just writing it down or even just posting it to our tutor, we're supposed to hold a presentation in front of half the class with this stuff. Like, 95% of the stuff that has shaped who I am today is fucking heavy and I legit can't talk about that with people I don't trust 100%. That's what makes this such bullshit.

>>70441656
wew that sounds silly as fucc

>>70440912
Hey Tuco, add Hijokaidan - The Noise and Basinski - The Disintegration Loops and The Caretaker - Theoretically Pure Anterograde Amnesia

>>70440912

You are like little baby

Watch THIS

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/hermann_nitsch/das_6_tage_spiel_des_orgien_mysterien_theaters/

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>>70432396
kinda wanna write down thoughts on that ismfof album in long form because ive been listening to it up and down for a while now

is excision the main influence for brostep's turn into a (relatively) dark, brutal direction, or stuff like Riddim? cuz thats a bit of a shame, what i liked most about Skrill was his quirkiness. still like X-Rated tho
i should listen to Fetch again, i bought the CD from them but havent put it on since

>>70436099
iktf
watch out for my free improv trap EP titled "everyone does shit at 21 and i feel like i'm 16 forever"

>>70441370

write about how you went from pretentious rockfag, to noisefag, to classicalfag, to tradfag

>>70442005
These are not signifcant life events

>>70442031
are you at least gonna talk about cyberbullying

>>70442031

What caused the changes in view, though? Now you don't like popular music or avant-wankery.

>>70442049
I'm probably not gonna talk at all, and ask to do a written assignment later instead.

>>70442060
>Now you don't like popular music or avant-wankery.>>
But I do.

I'm the new guy

>>70442088

Hi new guy

>>70442088
whatever loser

>>70442088
Marge is a girl name.

>>70442088
probably bumped into the door frame on the way in with all that hair, dumb broad

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>>70442088

>>70441179
Makes sense. How'd you get into more trad stuff? If you don't mind me asking

>>70442088
What's up?

>>70442388
I just dug in aimlessly and started listening to it by downloading albums, tracking "where I've been" and finding music from different cultures.

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>>70442088
oh yea???

>>70430736
"Bitchin' Camaro" on that Dead Milkmen album is definitely one of the funniest songs, and I had to restart the track a few times bc I was laughing

Would rec

>>70433186
prob was too confrontational, was v disappointed with it
>>70436099
just hack your way through it until your not, you've got time

>>70441903
>>70441979
Mercy, please

Also I dun Disintegration Loops some time ago as a remedy for insomniac symptoms
(it worked, gave me vivid and beautiful dreams, might try it again)

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>>70442547
I'm a dumb

>>70442571
didn't realise you were actually taking requests
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/grateful_dead/europe_72__the_complete_recordings/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/herbert_von_karajan/complete_recordings_on_deutsche_grammophon/

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track 2 of this is literately a >dude just slap a fucking tambura on this mediocre jazz and it'll be all spiritual and shit lmao

>>70441656
talk about the in depth history of the development of your sexual fetishes and their possible causations they'll eat that shit up like candy

>>70442571
How much do you hate yourself that you decided to actually do this (assuming you actually have which either way you probably wont but I'll try and believe)

>>70442636
>talk about the in depth history of the development of your sexual fetishes and their possible causations they'll eat that shit up like candy
I don't have any particular fetishes and my university is very anti-Freudian pseudoscience crap, so that wouldn't float.

>>70442571
OOOOOH BABY
I'm really excited to hear what you think about The Caretaker... Actually this long albums chart seems like a great idea, I might do it myself when exams are over
Good luck

>>70442636
I originally intended for the whole thing to be done in a matter of 4 days, but as of now it will be a long term thing
Last update

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>>70442854
>>70442718
I'm a dumb again

Anyone have a good recipe for sourdough starter?

>>70442879
literally why my dude
like heart and soul what's the point

>>70442919
damper m8, an old australian classic that you eat with golden syrup
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/12308/damper

>>70442960
This is a recipe for a bread, not a starter, but thanks my dude.

>>70442940
it's all the Joy Division one could ever need
In a neat little collectable box

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Muhal Richard Abrams - Levels and Degrees of Light
>Avant-garde Jazz, Free Jazz, Spiritual Jazz

Featuring Abrams on piano and clarinet, Anthony Braxton on alto sax, Maurice McIntyre on tenor sax, Leroy Jenkins on violin, Gordon Emmanuel on vibraphone, Charles Clark and Leonard Jones on bass, and Thurman Barker on drums. Penelope Taylor contributes vocals to the first track, and David Moore opens the second with a poem. Nearly all the above are members of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, or AACM, an organization founded by Abrams himself. Also interesting: this was the very first recording to feature Braxton (the track titles are in English, dw).

The opener title track is a skeletal affair, featuring waves of cymbal rattle and vibraphone patter, over which Penelope Taylor's ghostly wails. It's a haunting piece, but honestly feels like an intro despite the following track having an intro of its own: "The Bird Song" begins with a single hollow Anthony Braxton wail before opening into a simple but hopeful poem, incorporating passages seemingly dealing with the history of jazz, black pride, and art in general, but in impressively vague and poetic terms. The wall of noise that builds then is at once impressive and massive. Bells, whistles, bird calls (as the title would suggest) and every instrument listed previously fill the space with unbridled improvisation. Honestly the most impressive part of the whole deal would have to be the sound quality. All the instruments sound remarkably distinct amidst the clamour, even though the album was recorded back in 1967. Must've just been impressive natural seperation, considering they wouldn't have had anything better than 8-track recording (unlikely as it is, considering the Beatles only just got their hands on it in 1966). The giant wall of noise does create lots of super interesting sounds, though the distinctive quality really does wonders. Mayo Thompson, eat your heart out.

>cont.

https://soundcloud.com/dismissedfit/siesta-ft-samsa-prod-sage-1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1loR5ILS7s

>cont.

The closer, "My Thoughts are My Future, Now and Forever" is much more tame--still free jazz, just not the unforgettable sustained explosion that was "The Bird Song". Instead, this is a 9-and-half minute procession of lengthy intense solos transitioned by brief group improvisations. The cool thing is that the improvisation "transitions" keep building throughout the track, culminating in a shrill, epic finish. The drum solo and the bass duet are by far the standout solos, but Braxton's is cool too.

Really just an amazing experience, intelligent and fun. "The Bird Song" is really captivating.

8/10


wo, had to space this one out. Haven't had to multi-post in a while actually.

Also, unrelated, but upon relistening to Kairon; IRSE a few more times--though I can't remember if I posted that review--the back half really isn't as engaging or memorable as the front half. "Amsterdam" in particular is just some next level shit, so it's just really hard for the most post-rock tracks to compete, within the same album even. So bumping that 8 down to a 7 something.

>>70442879
Have fun with The Noise, lol

>>70442088
welcome!

>>70443009
>>70443045
that album is fkn dope

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>john coltrane - sun ship
man, i just wish this record were louder. coltrane is brilliant of course, and the playing gets quite feverish at times, and it tickles the line of spiritual brilliance so often. "Amen" and "Ascent" are the highlights, specifically the latter, the bass intro is just poetry.
>sonny criss - sonny's dream (birth of the new cool)
sounds like a hollowed-out mingus album in the best way. complex, vigorous, and constantly entertaining.

thinking of doing either Free For All or Misterioso next

>>70443045
Fucking love that album. It's my absolute favorite free jazz release. The feeling of catharsis you get after listening to it is unreal. The spoken word segments give me chills.

>>70443149
oops on a new comp so I don't have my trip

>>70443129
>wish this record were louder
turn up the volume you meme lord

>>70442613
>Complete Europe 72
Fuck yeah. He probably won't do something like 2 days long. Just do the official release or 5/26/72, the best show

>>70443395
silly boi, you know i didn't mean loud in THAT sense, honey :)

hey guys if you want to join the official whatsapp /mu/ chat just hit me up here

+52 1 669 060198

>>70443474
i just called this and it's a suicide hotline, thanks

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Just gonna dump some shit I've had going recently.

Been out of electronic music for a while. No real reason. This caught my attention though.
https://youtu.be/Bcsdkk_ON1c

My go-to Castlevania/Dark Souls soundtracks. Sub in some Ronnie James Dio as required.
https://youtu.be/J5o-8FVXom8
https://youtu.be/fkK9wyUHqSU

Dripping with weeb-juice recently.
https://youtu.be/7-pDs5Bw8js
https://youtu.be/ikSIwrJQj0A

On regular rotation right now.
https://youtu.be/3q8nGnls1Ow
https://youtu.be/yL7Leq8Wen0
https://youtu.be/96UKb3NguBI

>>70422416
>Canyon
it's Crayon

also can i get a link to this? slsk is stuck on queue for me

>>70443705
Is this a trolley problem?

where were you when Hype Williams dropped EPOTY?!
>https://archive.org/details/guccistreams2_201701

>>70443708
it's in this fokin thread
>>70440350

>>70443763
o
mite be neat

>>70443779
>https://mega.nz/#!35YBFCRT!lvA76alOo796CAw0_49ywU8oarrPaUYhOxPbceeUF5M

lol my bad

>>70443406
doing So Many Roads in stead
if this turns out to be fruitful I may do it another time (assuming I can get it without having to fork over my eyeballs)

>>70443830
So Many Roads is a quality overview. Some years are better than others, you'll find

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https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/yowie/synchromysticism/
>The drawing of connections in modern culture (movies, music lyrics, historical happenings and esoteric knowledge); and finding connections that could be coming from the "collective unconscious mind"; and finding connections between occult knowledge (i.e. esoteric fraternities, cults and secret rituals), politics and mass media.

ITT albums you got hyped for because of the title

and ykno because they're a pretty great band, from experience

>>70444463
it's going to sound like
bdonk BDINH bdong bbdbdbdb bwww bww bdong donk

>>70442879
emmanuels 6 sonatines laurent wagschal piano

>>70443001
>all the Joy Division one could ever need
it's just a Disorder double a-side?

>>70444510
well if we go by the title like i said, they're also gonna use midi horns and rap

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Public Flipper Limited is the exact opposite of Ground-Zero's "Last Concert". In the former, a lot of great songs are being played by a bunch of drunk retards with shitty recording equipment. The latter, however, contains a bunch of slightly interesting but mostly boring experimental songs. The only really compelling piece was the second track. The live version of "Consume Red" is worse than the studio version and it wasn't even that good to begin with.
5 and 6, respectively.

Wew, longest I've ever spent on a chart.

Now to get a start on >>70430736

>>70442502
Daily slept on that peewee's playhouse reference in a bad way
Tell em large Marge sent ya! AAAAHAHAHHAAAHAHAHA

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>>70444463
Still gotta listen to Cryptozooology

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Whew, almost done with this bad boy.

Modest Mouse - Building Nothing Out of Something
>Indie Rock, Lo-Fi

I’ve grown to love Modest Mouse over the past few years, so there’s not much of theirs I could bring myself to criticize. Same goes here, it’s pretty fantastic. Despite being a collection of leftovers, it’s shockingly consistent. Tracks like “Never Ending Math Equation” and “Medication” are huge standouts and probably some of my favorites from them. I love the little sampling on “Medication” in particular, with the bird chirping and traffic/cars honking. There’s a handful of cuts on here that are actually on Interstate 8, so there was a bit of an overlap here. Anyway, very consistent, even if it isn’t their best.

3.5/5

Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
>Alt Rock, 90’s “we have to fill a CD” rock

Kind of talked about this before but I’m not a fan. It’s long, pretentious and stuffed to the brim with filler. I can see why people love this album because there's a lot of different styles and a huge tracklist - it just wasn't for me. The variety feels forced for some reason. While there are certainly some great tracks, they were surprisingly rare for a double album of this length.

Then again, I’m not big on the Smashing Pumpkins in the first place so that probably didn't help.

2.5/5

>>70445516
Komeda Quintet - Astigmatic
>Avant-Garde Jazz, Post-Bop

A lot of post-bop wankery that reminds me of Herbie Hancock or Nefertiti era Miles. It’s kind of off-kilter and on the edge of being avant-garde but never gets excessively experimental. There’s sections in the title track that are straight up weird though, with solos that are just blaring trumpets or atonal saxes. At that point, it’s kind of too much for me - but that’s not all of the album. A majority of this recording has a bit of a spiritual jazz flair, with the pounding piano and splashing cymbals. It’s a style that I really have grown to like as I’ve explored the genre.

I’m not sure how to feel about it as a whole. The extensive trumpet solo on the title track is so odd, I have no idea if I hate it or love it. It feels so off. It sounds like he can’t take in a full breath and is forced to play in little bursts of energy. The rest of the album has a similar feel - the band isn’t quite diving full force into free jazz territory yet it’s definitely peculiar.

Really a puzzling album, with one of the more unique atmospheres I’ve heard in jazz. I’ll have to come back to this more and reevaluate.

3/5

>>70440874
Haha

>>70445516
Modest Mouse were remarkably consistent for a while there, no bad releases for nearly a decade

Still one of my favorite bands

>>70445516
you forgot to mention the fact that Tonight Tonight is the greatest song of all time

>>70446047
Yeah, it's pretty absurd. I've been exploring their early catalog, waiting to stumble upon a dud and it still hasn't happened. Everything until the early '00s is great. And even Good News/We Were Dead are pretty solid imo.

I haven't checked out their newest album though, heard it was pretty mediocre.

>>70446130
True, what an awesome song. There's a few tracks off that album that are fantastic... just wasn't too big on it as a whole.

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bump

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Oh man, I already forgot about this chart. Sorry Nat. Gonna polish off Stars of the Lid (great so far) and then start this back up again.

>>70447739
Good score for Felix Laband

>>70446130
You mean Sleepwalkin', from Building Nothing is the greatest song of all time

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in which i don't care for releases in genres i fucking adore

Frayser Click - Broken Halo (2007)
>memphis rap, gangsta rap

A very odd album by memphis rap standards, and that's not a very good thing. The beats rarely hit hard, they're good at slowly creating lurching, somewhat terrifying atmospheres, but good memphis rap does this while still managing to hit hard and "bang", the beats here just kinda move along without ever making an impression or really assisting the rappers at all. This is really shocking because (I believe) the production here is handled by DJ Sound, producer of Crime Rate Sky-High, so this is definitely a major step down production-wise. Some of the rapping here is really extraordinary, as a lot of memphis is, but some of the other rappers are just so fucking stilted and /slow/, which admittedly fits the production more, but it's just awkward to listen to. Despite how much criticism I have for this, I'm still massively in love with the memphis aesthetic, and this album's slow, lumbering take on it is really interesting, and the tracks that bang are really quite wonderful. By no means in the upper echelon of memphis, but a decent album nonetheless.

2.5-

24-Carat Black - Ghetto: Misfortune's Wealth (1973)
>soul, funk

Muzak with a tacked-on concept. I love really tight, groovy, heavy funk, but this is more akin to Booker T. & the M.G.'s than anything else—decent enough but it rarely amounts to anything more than just background music. The concept is occasionally entertaining, mainly because the vocalists and speakers have a lot of passion and conviction, but it seems very forced, and it doesn't fit well with the unobtrusive music. It's alright, I guess.

2.0+

>>70445516
>>70445552
oh boy oh boy oh boy you better like stars of the lid

>>70447739
oh nice i forgot about that too lmao

hope you enjoy everything else on there!!

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Which movie do I watch tonight boys

>>70448924
gummo

hee hee hee

>>70448924
Oh shit, some great ones. Do Badlands though. I wrote my thesis on it

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>bill evans and jim hall - undercurrents
it's just gorgeous, man, and so cool. i love piano and i love guitar and there's a sort of resigned melancholy to the whole thing and it's just wonderful. plus dope cover art
>art blakey and pals - free for all
tight as fuck, it bops so hard. hubbard is so fucking good at the trumpet. its just constant, in-your-face Jazz Music My Friend, except for the last track, which might just be the best one there.
>andrew hill - point of departure
i have less to say about this one, it was just thoroughly enjoyable to listen to. i think this will be among the first i go back to listen to because immediately after finishing it the first time i wanted to listen again.

jazz is good. so good that i'm worried I'm just gonna be giving out 4s and 4.5s willy-nilly

>>70448924
Apocalypse Now if you don't mind something heavy. El Topo or Mullholland Drive are also great if you want something on the weird side.

>>70449009
>i'm worried I'm just gonna be giving out 4s and 4.5s willy-nilly

Nah, that's just how good jazz is. Especially the albums you have on there.

>>70449009
>except for the last track, which might just be the best one there.
I was totally on your side, from the undercurrents review into this one, but you lost me here. I thought the last track was way too low energy

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Stars of the Lid - The Tired Sounds of Stars of The Lid
>Ambient, Drone

Boy this is lengthy but boy is it worth it. It’s soothing as hell, with very mellow ambient passages dominating the whole release. There really isn’t much of a change throughout the album, with airy synths and violins/strings serving as the dominant instruments. The transitions in each track are very subtle and slow, with each song blending into each other - but in a good way. Reminds me a lot of Tim Hecker, with little added details making the difference along the way. I’m not sure how often I’ll revisit this because it’s so long but it’s absolutely gorgeous.

4/5

>>70449084
sometimes i just question my own enjoyment too much i guess. i always end up going with my gut though
>>70449121
i understand that position completely, i just loved how melodic that song was

>>70448065
Man, I was definitely pumped to hear that Frayser Click album. Still gonna check it out and see if it's better than you say it is lol

>>70449196
Yeah, I feel that. I do the same exact thing

>>70449150
ayy glad you liked it!

i'd almost definitely suggest listening to it for sleeping purposes. i love listening to it actively but fuck it's so perfect for sleeping

>>70449234
it's definitely worth a listen, especially since you're a big memphis fan

>>70449252
This. They're both great, but And Their Refinement of the Decline is better for active listening imo.

>>70448992
hmm I've been wanting to do gummo for quite some time now, I think I'll knock it out tonight.

>>70449000
Both this and gummo are rather short. If I'm still in the mood after gummo, I'll squeeze this one in.

>>70449084
I'll do one of them tomorrow night

>>70449196
You should enjoy your enjoyment instead of questioning it. Unless you enjoy questioning, of course

>>70442879
damn nice 27 hour noise anthology

>>70449308
i've actually never listened to that one, i should check it out.

>>70449408
the thing is i enjoy enjoying so much that i begin to enjoy questioning how much enjoyment can even bring about enjoyment and then there's the whole idea of the enjoyment of discovery

>>70449576
and also the discovery of enjoyment