/daily/ - "Fuck Guitar Solos" edition

first for drugs

>>70789422
no me !!

!!

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me and the boys

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>mfw watching Inland Empire

What did you listen to/watch today, /daily/?

>>70789461
seinfeld and sbemails baby

>>70789450
how is your weeds goinng

>>70789461

(I also watched Muholland Dr., it was a good meme)

>>70789461
Been listening to the entire Radiohead discog in order of lowest rym score to highest. About the finish the bends then onto In Rainbows.

>>70789461
SYSK podcast, the D&D episode of Community, and Low

>>70789559
Love that podcast. What episodes?

>>70789592
Elastic, Social Security numbers, and America's first murder. Pretty good.

>>70789461
Been tearing through Sopranos. The meme is real.

>>70789614
There most recent episode on virtual sex was pretty interesting too

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>>70789660
for u

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>Fantasias For Guitar and Banjo
Blend, the 20 minute opening track, was great. The rest was good, but forgettable. The drums added a nice flavor to this album, something I am not used to in American primitivism. 7/10.

>This Is the Wind That Blows It Out: Solos for 6 & 12 String Guitar
Oh yes, family. I don't know what about this I loved so much, but I want more. Was it the guitar tone that made this so great? I have no idea. This might grow on me even more. 8/10

>>70789461
How is it? I've wanted to watch it for a while but it seems like such a time commitment.

Been grooving to Radiohead a lot this week but I'm about to check out the Herbie Hancock album from my chart. TV wise I've been binging Community.

>>70789551
Gonna be weird listening to their music in that order. What do you think so far?

>>70789708
I agree, that Glenn Jones album is great. I think it's the album's slow pace compared to most primitivism that makes it great. That's just me though.

You should check out Plantasia next!

Fuck Guitar Solos

but actually one of my favorite songs has a guitar solo so :0

>>70789791
>You should check out Plantasia next!
I'm gonna finish out Primitivism, then I'll do that!
>>70789828
>:0
:0

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Any plebs out there need a book?

>>70789791

If three hours of a bad fever dream as interpreted by David Lynch sounds like a good time, you should give it a watch.

>>70789461
listening to boo williams rn and i was listening to a lot of os mutantes earlier.

i also watched sing street a couple days ago, cute movie.

>>70789708
the drums on fantasias are really great, and i'm glad you loved glenn jones!

>>70783657
it does work well thematically, i'll agree with that. i really did dig it though!

>>70783683
will do, it looks real cool.

>>70785074
>"The Helicopter Spies" and "Big Empty Field" are both incredible highlights.
helicopter spies is probably my favorite punk track ever written

glad you liked hank btw!

>>70790059
yes please buy me some im sending you my wishlist on 4chan messenger

>>70790314
just realizing now that i quoted the same line twice too. i need to get back into the swing of this i guess.

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guys what is this help

>>70789461
Not sure yet. Probably gonna drone nat some more.

any one know where I can buy that sweatshirt?

>>70790646
at that store lol

>>70790646
asia, looks like

>>70790630
wheel
>>70790646
The Drugs Store

>>70790611
lern 2 4chan nerd

>>70790630
>Probably gonna drone nat some more
S I C C
I
C
C

who's ready for me to post my super-artsy garbage review of a well-received mid 2000s drone album???

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>>70790856

>>70790873

0:

>>70790856
[me]
[unless if it's hackinski]

>>70790955
>badsinski
never

>>70790630
This is so pleasant to look at. I can't put my finger on it.

>>70791011
There's already a finger on it lul

>>70791032
that's a lul

IndieTorrents is a nice tracker :)

>>70791505
>le Indie
neo-sincerity is actually kinda lame tho.. :\

>>70791535
I thought they were going to suck because of the "indie" name, but they actually take the "indie" name seriously, to the point where anything that's related to the RIAA and BPI is not allowed on the site. It's pretty cool, and they have some nice monthly themes useful to discover new and diverse music.

calling rod for some nice vaporwave reccs

>>70792036
hi hey hello
what have you heard and are you good with experimental stuff?

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Herbie Hancock - Fat Albert Rotunda

On one hand, this is a groovy funk album. It’s basically everything you’d want out of a 70’s fusion album. On the other hand, it feels shockingly mediocre by Hancock’s standards. It’s catchy and entertaining but something about this feels so commercial compared to Head Hunters and Thrust. It’s missing the magic of those two, that’s for sure.

“Wiggle Waggle” starts the album off great. It’s irresistibly catchy - with that righteous bass line and some bombastic horns. Everything's a bit over the top. Both Hancock and (especially) Joe Henderson really rip it up on here, with terrific funk solos. It’s definitely the big standout on here.

The rest of the album is a bit hit or miss though. “Fat Mama” is about as average as it gets, with a couple of nice little trumpet riffs, Hancock meandering around on the piano for most of the track and the rest of the musicians kind of jumping in whenever. Both “Tell Me a Bedtime Story” and “Jessica” are kind of modal sounding pieces that feel like they should belong on Maiden Voyage - only they’re electric. I’m not quite sure if I like this awkward middle ground here, honestly. I feel like with these, Hancock was kind of working his way up to the Thrust/Head Hunters sound. Some of the tracks really pop and there’s great moments on these but it isn’t quite as consistent.

Basically, I don’t think Hancock plays to his strengths on here. His best work is when he really cracks down and focuses on his compositional skills. Here he just kind of jams out - which is cool, don’t get me wrong - but the songs don’t feel as tight. Head Hunters feels meticulously crafted at its core and as a result, feels way tighter when the musicians branch out into their solos. Here, it feels like Hancock had a very general idea of what he was gonna do, shot the shit with some of his friends and made a funk-jazz album.

Enjoyable but not quite his best either.

3/5

this might be relevant to some of you
https://littlekid.bandcamp.com/album/logic-songs
>>70790801
>>70790801
>>70790801

>>70791505
invite then?

>>70789404
>tfw just wanna go to bed but forgot i had an album paused
>need to commit to finishing the album but there's like 15 minutes left and i just wanna go to bed now
music for this feel?

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Boo Williams - Home Town Chicago LP (1996)
>chicago house

"Home Town Chicago" and "Lazy Mood", the tracks that start off both LPs on this incredibly short double album, are certified house classics. They take a pretty idiosyncratic approach to house, the drums are very frenetic and skittering, and the synth lines aren't melodic at all, they exist more to add texture to the drum lines more than anything else, and they accomplish these tasks incredibly well. None of the other tracks here are quite as good, but this record is remarkably consistent, save for some unmemorable tracks on the second LP. Worth a listen if you're into house at all.

3.0-

Weakling - Dead as Dreams (2000)
>black metal

Who knew that some dudes from San Francisco can make a black metal album as dismal, oppressive, and heavy as some of the best stuff from Scandinavia? No track on this album runs for less than ten minutes, the longest exceeding twenty, and this track is one of the best metal tracks I've heard. Every second of its runtime contributes an insane amount to making the heaviest, most dismal, most enveloping, most atmospheric metal song of all time, and it never gets old or boring throughout it's entire twenty minutes. Some of the other tracks, on the other hand, don't feel like they deserve to have such long runtimes. Every track has at least one aspect I love, but some go on for much longer than necessary, and some focus more on dark as night ambient soundscaping, which they don't do incredibly well. I've got some criticisms, but this is great.

3.0+

>>70792719
already got my tape when it was on sale last time!

>>70793914
just checkin.

we dead

>>70794217
might pick up flowers now that you've brought me to their bandcamp tho

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>>70795415
>we dead

Y'all heard the Franke Knuckles remix of Hercules and Love Affair's "Blind"? It's a good remix for an original song I don't really care for at all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4MymPStabI

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>>70793914
>Tfw two albums until my drone

I've read a few chapters from The man who mistook his wife for a hat, which arrived a couple of days ago, and it's really good. The cases Sacks describe are really interesting, particularly for a psychology student like me since I recognise it all from my textbooks. The language is simple and accessible for anyone, which makes it easy to read along even though the subject matter can be pretty complicated.

Really good so far, would recommend.

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Found out Pi really likes carrot shavings.

>>70798048
Glad to hear you're liking it dude! I'm definitely gonna have to give it a read if it's both entertaining and a fairly easy read.

>>70798048
down to the title this looks like something >>70791505 would like i'm sure of it
>became the basis of an opera of the same name by Michael Nyman
yeah i'm p sure

>>70792333
basically nothing (birth of a new day, a remember album) and yeah i think I'm good with experimental stuff

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Is there any more rap that does the staccato, very rhythmically tight and triplet-oriented rap that Bone Thugs-N-Harmony do? I found them after hearing they were an influence on Liturgy but certain aspects of their style aren't suited to my taste.

>>70799601
Migos

whOO!
...
shesh

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this is now a serial experiments lain fan thread

>>70799848
prove it

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>>70799854

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>>70799875
im not conviced

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>>70799900

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>>70799913
nice blurry pics with funimation watermark nerdface

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>>70799942
this is now an aku no hana fan thread

>>70799973
i dont know what that is but it looks blurry

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>I've been saying influental instead of influential all the time

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>>70800026
silly trans

>>70798841
ite.
start out with Eccojams. that's crucial.
That Macintosh Plus album is pretty good so it wouldn't hurt to give that a listen.
some other good ones:
Disconsciousn - Hologram Plaza
AQUATIC AIRLINES 1 - AQUATIC AIRLINES 魚の平面
押͢花̎ƒl᷊o͚w̯e̟r̘s͘ - f̗l̗e̗s̗h̗-̗p̗e̗r̗c̗e̗n̗t̗a̗g̗e̗-[%].mov
Sheriff Mario RPG - Proto Wario
Infinity Frequencies - Computer Decay
仮想夢プラザ - 一つとして
Hantasi - Vacant Places
懐かし2002津波 - commercial breaks
chris††† - No Lives Matter

also some general labels worth looking through:
DMT Tapes/Verbatim Consciousness Recordings (an excessive amount of releases and a lot of them are sub par, but it contains a great amount of gems within itself.)
Tetra Systems (kinda gimmicky, but p good.)
Sea of Clouds (fairly recently opened ambient vapor label, all releases so far have been at least decent, points for amazing packaging.)
Online Records (not vaporwave, but contains a lot of people from or formerly from the scene. focuses around "netband," an improvised, one take, often collective form of production done exclusively over the internet in things like discord and audacity.)

>>70800111
thank you sensei

ALSO, does anyone know where i can find a good download of this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/arditti-string-quartet-and-dawn-upshaw/arnold-schoenberg-2-streichquartette-i-iv/

>>70800150

nvm i found one

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>Toho Sara – Hourouurin
>free jazz

A fuckin' primal shamanistic journey into free improvisation feature traditional jazz and Japanese folk instruments. Most of the tracks start with this calm and rhythmic folk music that thick with mysticism that eventually goes abrasive with shrill violin and feverish drum pounding that is wild and turbulent, similar to that of a spiritual crises. The album is a bit complex and long-winded, so you would really have to sit down with this one and pay attention. Recommend for meditation.

>>70795826
the ride ends when music dies

>>70797136
get HYPE

>>70800150
<3

>>70800338
music is dead
dead is music
musical abortion

rate my haiku

deport the heteros

>>70800444
>>70800111
these fuckin digits man...

>>70800557
ess dee cee
ess dee cee
musical abortions

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>>70800746

>>70800769
cool haiku but whats an ess dee cee

>>70800824
singing dog chateau

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>>70800824
sdc
sbc
spc
aspie sea
sqc
excuse me, lycopene

>>70801167
what song is it singing is it this one >>70801167

>>70801144
wow i quoted the wrong post sorry about that friend

ha ha TONE POEMS

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>>70801613
this is a very high quality post

>>70801804
more like "tone" those "poems" down because theyre very bad innit heh

>>70801804
my real question is, why does anyone ever "post" on "4chan dot org"

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Holy fuck boys I finished a chart, screenshot this shit.


Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - Mean Ol' Frisco: Charly Blues Masterworks

Great streetcorner blues with a nice rhythm section and a phenomenal booming voice.
The guitar work is practically the same for every song, and his limited repertoire of riffs means that a few songs in, you've practically heard the whole set. The songs individually are quite good, but there's hardly enough material to justify a whole album here.
Should probably be a 6.5 as an album but I'm definitely tossing a few of these bad boys on the cottage 2017 playlist, so...

7.0 /10

where can I cop this sweater

>>70800557
daily is deceased
daily enjoys jim o'rourke
get taste desu

>>70802316
does the org in 4chandotorg stand for organized crime

>>70799601
Most of Three Six Mafia, especially early on. They're the guys who supposedly started that style, and it lead to a huge beef with Bone Thugz.

A lot of guys from the Memphis scene have that triplet flow going on too.

Finally got round to listening to some DJ Screw but I don't really get it, it's chill but what makes people love him so much?

>>70802397
you didn't account for the desu translation

>>70789630
my mane, finished the series a month ago
miss that shit

>>70802534
cause its dreamy and hazy like cloud rap except people are allowed to like it apparently

the daily is dead
just let it die, for real
the ride never ends

;-;

>>70802723
all me btw

>>70789461
bedwetter and ikiru
deep in a wave of not listening to music or really doing anything about anything or with anything, trynna force myself to enjoy stuff again hopefully will work

>>70802881
>>70802907
stop bumping

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Terribad reviews inbound

Jaco Pastorius - Jaco Pastorius
It was enjoyable, bass was great but sounded a little artificial (kinda like a 16 bit soundtrack, which clashed with the other instrumentation a bit.
Portrait of Tracy was the best song, appreciated the shit out of the flute solo and the crazy piano solo somewhere towards the back end

The Cramps - Off the Bone
Great, unsure if most of the songs were covers or if they were originals, Surfin Bird is underrated, some of the songs outstay their welcome but you don't really notice it until somebody walks in the room and starts to listen with you, even still you can party to it

Jackie O Motherfucker - Flags of the Sacred Harp
Psychedelic free-folk mush but good psychedelic free-folk mush

>>70802930
the haiku is just
another bump for daily.
It continues. Sad.

/daily/ slow as snail
music's a dead medium
trans fucks anime

>>70802534
His production style is a huge influence on the Houston scene. UGK, Z-Ro, Big Moe... pretty much any big name from the area draws influence from him. Listen to early UGK and then check out some of Ridin Dirty and you'll see how big of any impact Screw/SUC had. He's also the basis for Chopped and Screwed production, which has kind of made a comeback recently.

Also, his music is pretty mellow and psychedelic in a way hip-hop usually isn't which is cool.

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>>70802935
Prefacing them with 'terribad reviews inbound' doesn't make them any less bad, you know.

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>>70802950
4
7
3

TRY AGAIN

>>70802975

can you count, my dude?

dae lee slo as snail
mu sic's a dead mee dee um
trans fucks an i mei

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>>70802974
just means I'm aware of their badness, right
that makes me clever right

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>>70802950
*avant-math

>>70802975
boi you fucked up

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so i'm not done with this and i've got time to listen to something else but not enough time to listen to the 90 minute album left on here so i'm just gonna start with woolite right now

Annette Krebs / Taku Unami - Motubachii (2010)
>EAI

Minimalistic EAI taken to its logical conclusion. Rustling papers, incredibly quiet drones (I normally listen to music with my music player volume barely inched up and my system volume halfed, I had to turn it up way higher than normal for this), voices, strings, and some occasional loud door slamming make up the entirety of this album, and I'm not sure I really like it all too much. I appreciate it, and Krebs and Unami are able to do a fair amount sonically with little actual instrumentation, but this is purely a sound experiment and nothing else. It's a decent experiment, but it would be better if there was a better understanding of dynamics and less of a reliance on shock noises like the door slamming to keep the listener engaged and to add anything else to the album besides the bare minimum of sound. Interesting, but there's definitely better EAI out there.

2.0+

>>70802688
*tee bee aich*

>>70802343
>Dave Holland album is highest rated on the chart
thats very you

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>>70803001
true

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>>70803036
>i'm just gonna start with woolite right now

MFW

be real it doesn't
matter anyway you know
it's just too little

too late :0

>>70803119
:D

>>70803027
>clever
>literally failed at counting to 5 twice in the last 10 minutes

>>70803036
>With its dying breath, the backlog whispers
"Lol the last album is 90 minutes of shitty noise"

:0 :0 :0 :0 :0
:0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0
:0 :0 :0 :0 :0

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>>70803171
I'll show meself out

>>70803196
do emojis have
a syllable count :0?
what of question marks?

>>70803036
i just noticed the doopies rating. nice.
tell me how infidel castro is. it looks fuckin weird.

>>70803196
when i read this in my head it sounded like "o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o"

>>70803045
The album is dope tho, although in retrospect I probably enjoyed Firebirds and The River an equal amount.

>>70803095
cigarette boats is p nice, buarque is even nicer so far. i'll post my thoughts in a bit.

>>70803189
THE BACKLOG'S FINAL REVENGE

>>70803228
it does, and i'm hoping it's good weird rather than 2wacky weird

8===
=====
===D

>>70803233
more like this
http://vocaroo.com/i/s11MUR90HFo2

>>70803233
i kind of think of it like the chorus to this
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXnqkVTFUqY
>>70803251
yeah tell me if it's like the residents weird or fat worm of error weird.

>>70803251
>i'm hoping it's good weird rather than 2wacky weird
Do you consider an onslaught of completely random, disconnected honks, beeps, boops, blast beats and woah so crazy sound effects "good"?

>>70803267
where's the rym entry for this recording
>>70803278
jesus that song is bad but i can totally see that

>>70803289
that sounds like it could be kind of good but by the way you're describing it i can tell it's bad.

>>70803289
oh i feel like i will not enjoy that 90 minutes

>>70803189
he already crossed out DNA

>>70803352
I mean, that stuff only comprises roughly 30 minutes of the album but uh yeah. The album has a lot of ideas in it. I think it is a giant, unfocused turd but if you don't like 60 of the minutes, you may very enjoy 10 of the minutes and be totally indifferent to the other 20.

Definitely a perfect "Backlog's last gasp" album, though.

>>70803251
>>70803278
>implying good weird and 2wacky weird are mutually exclusive
i am angery! >:(
it's actually much more of a drone album than a breakcore/cybergrind album, neither element is that good (as if drone is ever good) and exciting moments are few and far between, from what i recall

>>70803640
>as if drone is ever good
thems be fighting words

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>>70803676
haha, opinion'depicly

>>70803640

>as if drone is ever good
dude.........

>>70803477
>>70803640
man i don't even know what to expect anymore lmao

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>>70799848
am i late 2 thread
was asleep when you posted
i enjoy the lain

>>70803746
>i don't even know what to expect anymore lmao
About right.

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>>70803745
but who cares mirite (though pah, sporkcore is principially good)
cmon just point out my self-contradiction
just point out my ironic irony
4chan, this is so fucked up but for reasons other than the immediately apparent ones like srsly

i finally found those clarence clarity instrumentals

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for a moment I thought you were all arguing over some november növelet record

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Spitta Andretti & Harry Fraud - Cigarette Boats (2012)
>southern hip hop

The production is great, perfectly hazy while still having a sound very reminiscent of a lot of '90s hip hop. Curren$y's performance, on the other hand, is really lazy, which sucks because I normally really like Curren$y on the mic. He always has a very stoned, lethargic sound, but he amps that up to the point of sheer boredom here. They don't even compliment the similarly hazy beats, they just drag them down and really hurt the EP as a whole. Fraud is awesome, but his production talents are masked by the lazy rapping here.

2.5

Chico Buarque - Chico Buarque de Hollanda (1966)
>samba, MPB, singer/songwriter

Supremely chill and pleasant MPB. Some songs are too short to really make an impression, but Buarque knows his way aroud a melody like no other songwriter does, and his voice is one of the best in MPB. He balances the chill and the epic very well too, a few songs build up into crescendoes that perfectly compliment the slower, more delicate intros. The songs that don't do this suffer a bit, but a very good album nonetheless.

3.0+

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Boards of Canada - In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country (2000)
>IDM

Nope, I can't get into BoC for the life of me. Twoism is a really great EP, because every track seems like it has a purpose, and every track has some sort of progression that makes them worthwhile listens. This EP just seems lazy, they introduce a nice idea at the beginning of every track and just keep repeating that EP until it loses every single last bit of it's luster. The title track's vocal samples are awesome, and "Zoetrope" is really pretty, but they get old by the time they're over. Not a fan.

2.0+

>>70804291
Totally get the critiques of Cigarette Boats. Curren$y is weak on that tape, more than usual. But weirdly enough, he got me heavier into hip-hop, so I really have a lot of nostalgia associated with his music.

"WOH" and "Sixty-Seven Turbo Jet" are some of my favorites from him, because the beats are absurdly good. I'm a huge sucker for Harry Fraud though, I know some people aren't big on his style.

Glad you liked the Chico Buarque though!

>>70804564
sixty seven turbo jet was definitely a big highlight, killer track.

>>70803001
>mee dee um
wrong, medium is 2 syllables

>>70804781
Vam.pire on fire
Vam.pi.re on fi.re
Vam.pire on fire

>>70804811
second division is correct, clearly

>>70804781
I'm from new jersey and i say it mee dee um
i don't think it's "mee dyum" unless you're british

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>tfw done with the Warsaw-Rīga drive
Spent the whole trip listening to NIN and that Das Tor record. It was pretty cold.

Time to go drink whiskey, smoke cohibas and fuck around woohoo!

What's up /daily/ folks? Whatchu listening to?

>>70804856
you fuckin uuuhhhhhhhhhhhh

>>70805112
wtf
the amerifats butchering the language

>>70802955
I guess I don't appreciate the historical significance since I've not touched the Houston scene yet. I can appreciate the mellow psych aspect of it though.

>>70802935
>The Cramps
yee boi, it's about half and half with covers of old rock and original i think. I used to think there were only a couple covers but I keep finding more and more while listening to old 50s/early 60s rock, I had no idea Goo Goo Muck was a cover of a '56 record until doing a little search now.

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The Isley Brothers - 3+3

Really enjoyable release, though it’s much different than I was expecting. The grooves are nice and the instrumentals are phenomenal. Something about guitar tone on here is just so fucking tight. It feels like it should be in a Hendrixy psych rock release but it compliments these tracks so well. “That Lady” has become kind of a joke in recent times I think, thanks to its use in movies in such. But man, the guitar work on that track is great, I always forget. And the piano/organ is great, really popping out on a few tracks, like “Sunshine” and “Highways of Life” (that moog, my God). I just wish it was utilized a little more on a few of the tracks.

As for the singing - wow. Ron Isley and co have terrific voices that just boom gorgeously in falsetto. They help carry these tracks, keeping them unbelievably upbeat. The best thing about this genre is its unabashed positivity. I can’t say I was a big fan of the slower cuts but they’re still inspiring in one way or another.

Though it’s an enjoyable listen, I think I like my funk a little rawer. This is more along the lines of psychedelic soul, honestly. The slower paced tracks tend to be a bit boring and kind of give the album an awkward flow. I don’t understand why so many of these funk/soul groups constantly switch between these styles - it only works so well. If this was straight funk or straight soul, I’d probably enjoy it more. Instead, it feels very hit or miss.

3/5

>>70805168
Sup dog, listening to John Field's Nocturnes and eating turkeybacon and eggs for lunch while studying chemistry :^)

Hello

>>70806734

:0

>>70806734
>>70806801
Is this where I post my top 100 or whatever?

>>70806828

no

>>70806734
What's up?

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>>70806734
pompompom

>>70806903
Nothing much, just making my chart for this month

Got some nice stuff in there, mostly rare groove and jazz, seeing as it's BHM

>>70806911
that's my name, baby, don't wear it out ;)

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>Blizzard of Ozz
I don't think much in here sticks with me, besides Crazy Train and Mr. Crowley, which are fantastic. Those two I remember listening to a lot when I was younger and I guess I've always liked them. Rhoads' guitar playing is good, he gets to shine a few times in this record and his riffs are also what redeem some of the weaker tracks for me. Still, much of this feels pretty one-dimensional with the the music often as eccentric as Ozzy's vocals and nothing else. Guess I wish I were listening to Black Sabbath, where there were other aspects in the music and it felt more balanced.
3/5
>Léo Ferré chante Baudelaire
Wonderful, I love Baudelaire's poetry so it's great to listen to it sung by Ferré, someone I like a lot too. Ferré has a great appreciation for Baudelaire as well, something you can hear when you listen to him performing these poems. The arrangements are pretty varied from track to track but his delivery is constantly amazing and full of emotion.
4/5

catchin' up

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>>70805168
BALLS.
Glad you liked Bill Orcutt by the way.
>>70805735
Nice. Looking forward to your thoughts on Hayes (and all the jazz, but in due time).

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Here's my list for this month, ratings soon come

so did all the newtrips just fucken die lmao

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>>70807361
do this for feb 28th

>>70807417
Ngozi senpai is lit, but it doesn't fit in the theme. I'll do an afro-rock/afro-funk theme for March for sure tho

>>70807361
this is a damn good chart
hope you enjoy fela kuti and onyeabor

>>70807433
>Ngozi senpai
EMBARRASSING

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>>70807389
i know i bullied at least one of them away, ha

>>70807433
ngozi FAMILY

>>70807443
I've listened to Coffin for Head of State and loved it, as well as Afrika 70 "solo" stuff

>>70807449
Sad!

Black NIG GER month!!!!

>>70807456
probably with all your anime hedonism and whatnot
>>70807467
is this the real Hampus

>>70807467
Wow!
Hampus the woman hater, also Hampus the racist! Not a surprise to be honest!

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>>70807489
voor de luls ofc

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Green = You win! Good job! you're in next round
Red = You lose. Be sad.
Purple = Good loser, wild card slot next round. Still be sad, but less sad.

Need recs from nex round wild cards + winners.

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>>70807489
anime is a sin

Overall, Harlem River Drive is a sweet meander through mid-70s Harlem. It's also a fantastic jazz-funk LP that walks through chill rhythms and homey cityscapes. That said, it doesn't have anything wholly inventive or ear-catching through the album, except for the organ in the first track. It meanders, sure, but where to?

I'm fond of it, and recommend it, but only to those who are fans of this kind of smooth jazz-funk fusion.

cheers,
Pom

>>70807744
can't remember if we've already talked about it but what's so bad about Fire Engines?

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Here's my February, rated so far

>>70807744
That Unity album is really something. Too bad it didn't win

>>70807744
Your review makes me angry

I hate the stupid "REGGAE hahehehha LE weED music"
listen to the actual engineering going on in the album. The roots of almost all modern electronic/dance music can be traced back to this. yes it's repetitive, but it's supposed to be trance inducing. It's meant for dance, listen to the riddims, let them penetrate and take over.
It was the first type of pop music to really take an alternate approach to how it is created, pulling back the treble and the melody that is so heavily enforced in western pop until that time and bringing a larger emphasis to rhythm.
I think you discredit the music too easily, just because it comes off as first glance as this sort of "woah trippy bro" kind of thing, it has real effort and value behind it.
There is way more artistry and innovation being put forth in these dub mixes than most other stigmatized "stoner" music, like psych rock and jam bands.
The actual composition behind the mix isn't really the focus of this style of music. It's the manipulation of said recordings.
The beats are primitive and monotonous, but they are just there as the foundation to the groove. The engineer is the actual voice of the music. There is a lot of subtlety to it, it's not a very overt form.

>>70807744
sicc
Have the highest rated album from the chart I just finished. I posted the DL link in archive.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/karl_berger/transit/

>>70807284
Working on that one now!

>>70807744
Bummer :/ So, what's the deal with wild cards in this tourney? Not sure if you explained that already, sorry.

>>70807849
Looks like there's some good shit on here man. Curious to hear your thoughts on the Sanders/Onyeabor albums in particular.

>>70808016
I've listened to some Onyeabor but just the stuff on WPC5: Who is William Onyabor? I heard he produced N'Draman Blintch's album so I'm going to listen to that as well. Pharoah Sanders I listened to like 2 years ago and never touched it since. I forget what it sounded like

>>70807996
'Triggered from All Three Sides'

>>70807824
>what's so bad about Fire Engines?
Foremost, horrible tone of instruments. There we no clear musical ideas that caught me, it felt mostly just like dissonance for the sake of dissonance.

Comparably, it wasn't like Pere Ubu or Au Pairs where dissonance etc. are used in the context of strong, clear ideas. Nor is it like the Pop Group or Dog Faced Hermans, which go so far into madness that they come out the other side.

The drummer also relied very heavily on a bass/snare 2-beat pattern that was hellishly annoying. Vocals were the bad type of harsh.

I'unno, it just sounded... really bad.

>>70807744
how can one man's opinion be so wrong

>>70808055
juvenile arguments get my blood boiling

if only a big strong boy would post a funny meme for me that would be swell

>>70808137
I listened to so much music that at this point my brain is basically an ocean of tonal mush. Every album sounds the same to me. Those review are just random words generated by a Music Review Generator script that I wrote in Python.

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>>70808209
Math rockers,, donut read
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standart tuning,, hello

>>70808238

your program has shit taste

>>70807744
Is an EP alright?
Heterocetera by Lotic

>>70808256
wow
strange meme
i dont know if i like it tbqhwy

>>70807996
yo that Dadawah album you showed me is fucking great, v. psychedelic but also very funky

>got into med school before hampus
>i dont even like music
it just not enough, /daily/. It takes more than that

>>70808305
get OUT

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pathetic writing / insecure breakdown inbound, point and laugh

>1977 greatest hits / singles comps / anthologies tracks

Well this was an interesting year. jk. Buzzcocks, ABBA and Bob Marley brought some catchy, fun songs to this bunch and made this slightly less of a chore, but damn.
Punk will be emerging strongly this year, but that's not a genre that puts out too many Greatest Hits collections, or at least that makes a stronger showing on full albums. Buzzcocks are the exception here, and I'm glad they released a singles comp because this playlist would look so fucking imbalanced against the full albums on my list otherwise. Fuck I can't wait to get into the punk-dense period coming up.
ABBA, I would say "catchy as always" but that's not quite true. "Take a Chance on Me" plus two slower, more ballad-y tunes. I'm conflicted, do I really prefer the disco? [i quit writing this part]
The country acts on here, who I usually greatly respect, really didn't put forward a strong bunch of tunes this year. Aside from a Hank cover and a smirk-inducing ode to aging from an aging Jerry Lee it's a rough bunch, and even those two don't save the set from an overwhelming sense of "we need another single this year".
Linda Ronstadt, nothing particularly outstanding. Another Buddy Holly cover, but she picked better with "It Just Doesn't Matter Anymore" last year. [quit here]
Bob Marley, a distinctly laid back vibe this year, no "Small Axe" here, but still solid. Aside from Buzzcocks, Bob Marley is the most interesting [i quit writing this]
[i quit writing the review at this point. i hate writing, i don't know what im doing]

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>>70808303
this me btw, dunno if I should even show my face around here again because Jangl will bully me again

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>>70807996
u seem steamed

>>70808305
wdhmbt

>>70808256
KURDS DONT READ THIS
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grey wolves...hello

>>70808303
glad you enjoyed it!
I'd recommend getting into Ras Michael & the Sons of Negus (Dadwah's regular group) and Count Ossie if you want more nyahbinghi stuff

Count Ossie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=355ZjHTARXY

Ras Michael:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZomPdGLang

haha oh wow
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..,lol

Rec me a bandcamp album under 1 hour (no minimum length) that I can listen to right now. Love songs/something introspective preferred.
First reply gets it.

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Don't feel like writing long """"reviews"""" today but I can go into detail upon request

>Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
It's good, but it's not THAT good. I love her uptempo songs. Her slow ones are kinda inconsistent. I think The Dreaming is clearly the superior album.

>Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
I don't know why I've been sleeping on this album. It's great post-hardcore. I think it may be overlong, but I'll give it time to decide just how good it is.

>Built to Spill - Perfect From Now On
God damn it. Another perfectly good album that I passed on because of the genre tags. This album sounds amazing. My main gripe is the vocals are a bit too indie/whiny at times, but the lyrics are awesome so whatever.

>>70807744
Richard Abrams - Levels and Degrees of Light

>>70803676
Hey, you're back. Now I can dust off that other chart I made.

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>>70808405
:0 :0 :0
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:0

>>70808438
the ban has lifted. life goes on.
nice score on 25k kittens.

>>70808176
>Old n salty people hate young n perky.
typical.
and you're younger than him!

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Okay, I got ahead of myself because I'm not gonna have time with the Super Bowl tomorrow.

Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft

At first, this feels like a fairly average 70’s soundtrack. The opening tracks have a lot funk guitars, string arrangements and light flute playing in the background. It sounds a lot like a Lalo Schifrin soundtrack at the beginning, but not quite as poppy. There’s some definite funk elements in the first few cuts but they’re obviously to be used at the slower, less exciting moments of the film.

By about the halfway point, Hayes really picks up the pace. The tracks built from mellow openers to the upbeat jazz-funk of “Shaft’s Cab Ride” and “Cafe Regio’s”. The drums are brought forward in the mix, with punchier, more ambitious fills. Instead of string arrangements, horns and saxes become the dominant features of the tracks. Everything shifts to more psychedelic funk by the time “No Name Bar” rolls around. An organ pops up seemingly out of nowhere. The horns are even brighter. There’s still one or two slower songs but it’s straight up triumphant on the third act. Honestly, the last stretch of this album is everything I like about funk.

While the first two acts are all over the place (not in a bad way), it’s likely due to the progression of the movie. I haven’t actually seen Shaft (I’ve been meaning to) so it’s tough to really judge how they fit into everything. But the last act is just so terrific, with the 20 minute, psychedelic jam “Do Your Thing” standing out as the album’s high point. The soloing on it is everything I wanted out of the album so the fact that it all built to this moment really added to the experience.

I’m not sure how to judge soundtracks but this was definitely a great one.

3.5/5

>>70808438
>Another perfectly good album that I passed on because of the genre tags.
ascend the cycles of contrarianism and accept that 90s indie rock regularly produced amazing albums

>>70808352
fuck off idiot

>>70808256
Oh, I forgot to write my review for this album


It's a thoroughly enjoyable listen, with neat jazz and psychedelic funk elements, but like most jazz-funk, goes literally nowhere. Nice to listen to, but is there a point? It's just songs where the artist gets to try out expensive equipment or tries a dumb gimmick.

That said, it's still a nice listen with some super choice jammy bits. 3.5/5

>>70808496
>with some super choice jammy bits
Sounds like a description from a packet of tea cookies

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fuck I forgot the updated calendar

>>70808515
ha thanks

>>70808437
https://ethanchandler.bandcamp.com

By the way, I realize that some of my albums are pretty hard to find in good quality. Is it ok if I add a download link to the review? Make it a little like a sharethread?


>>70808437
https://preschmedia.bandcamp.com/album/harry-mosco-country-boy-mr-funkees-lp-cd-1978-2016

>>70808478
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no, says you

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>>70808453
I got quite a bit of time on my hands today. You pick what I listen to next. I'm not sure if you can top Binasu, I can't stop listening to it.
And yeah 25k kittens is the best drone/ambient album I've heard in a looong time. It's so calming.

>>70808477
idk where I got the stupid stigma from, but I'm coming around and realizing I've been a fucking moron

>>70808566
if you want to keep the ambient train rolling, go for the doggo album

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>all these trips

>>70808590
Kek we been here for years, new friend

>>70808548
Going with this since I already have >>70808530
On my next chart

>>70807996
My critiques of the album are summed up very briefly in that image. I have no issue with repetition in music, my issue is with a lack of direction.

Tracks did develop, but the direction was neither up nor down. The entire album wasn't just repetitive, it was emotionally invisible. The subtlety in production, shifts in tone & etc., was not lost on me. But it only left me a certain sense of "To what end?"

Subtlety is wonderful in composition if it helps the piece go somewhere in a way that is felt, but not noticed at first. Space Invaders went nowhere. And it isn't the good type of go nowhere, like Dadawah's "Peace and Love", which goes nowhere with passion. It is a sort of apathetic oblivion. All effort it makes ultimately results in nothing gained.

etc. etc. lol weed music is for stoners who think turning apples into pipes is totally 420 lol

>>70808016
>So, what's the deal with wild cards in this tourney? Not sure if you explained that already, sorry.

I did, I think, maybe I didn't. If both people in a single round suck so heinously that neither deserves to continue, a wild card that beats both will take the place.

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>>70808607

>>70808586

just out of curiosity, how many albums do you think you heard before august?

>>70808607
Don't listen on Bandcamp; it's terrible quality. I have a FLAC from the orignal vinyl issue if you want it.

>>70808586
on it

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>>70808607
so you've been a shit for years, good on you

>>70808622
probably about 800

>>70808645
Homie, need a song for next round of the song tourney. Quality taste btw

>>70808651
nice

>>70808550
go ride a bull ;^)

>>70808670
Unwound - Terminus

I'm just reccing you how-have-you-not-listened-to-this-yet-core, but I'll take the compliment ;)

>>70808709
Actually, it's been proven that male born people have a predisposition to liking harsh noise. I'm not saying girls can't or don't, but they are the biological exception to the rule. My cousin

>>70808742
still a cheater,,,

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Anyone here like The Clientele? I made a megamix of their music.

>>70808778
i quite like the clientele actually but i think suburban light exhausts their good singles pretty much

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>>70808749
Thanks I guess.

>>70808797
Have you listened to It's Art Dad? It has a couple of good chunes tee bee haich

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>>70808590
fucking summerfags :\

help im dying

>>70808742
All good. I've just dug your picks in other stuff too

>>70808619
>goes nowhere
I have trouble with this argument as well. I understand the need for music to develop, to reach some sort of emotional climax, or perhaps even just effectively evoke an idea/opinion. But I can't say that I buy into the argument that everything has to "go somewhere".
Even that terminology feels problematic, what does it mean to "go somewhere"? Does it mean to have a clear and defined conclusion, an apex of some sort. I think there are plenty of examples of music that do not "go anywhere" but are still evocative and artistically sound.
That being said I can understand your distaste for the lack of any real build up, whether it be emotional or musical (although I'd say that there are many points of impact throughout the record).
I think I personally view this as just simple dance music that is meant to, perhaps, unearth more primal, physical feelings within you. Rather than something tangible at the cognitive level.
It's hard to communicate what I'm trying to say but I think the feeling I get when I listen to this music is like I can really just switch my mind to blank and really feel the groove and the rhythm guiding my body. I don't really think about what's exactly happening at any given moment (unless I'm appreciating the technique) I'm just sort of along for the ride.

I don't think that last sentence made much sense lmao

>>70808815
haven't actually, i'll save it for the next rainy day

>>70808860
*unsheathes katana* i can put u out of ur misery

>>70808882
Yeah they have GOAT rainy day records

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>>70808749
Hang on, I recognise that meme
geddoud of here you facebook meme page admin from Perth that may or may not like swans but also may be cripplingly insincere about everything

>>70808877
I did notice we rated a bunch of movies the same. I don't remember what music I recced you tho

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>>70808921

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>>70808590
>comes into daily
>complains about trips
>with manga non-reaction pics
you can't honestly expect me to believe this

>>70808878
>what does it mean to "go somewhere"
To be evocative. Aspects of song structure are very often part of that, but not always. It is not that I have a distaste for a lack of build up, I'm not a crescendo man myself, but I have a distaste for a lack of outcome, I suppose in other words a lack of surprise.

>there are plenty of examples of music that do not "go anywhere" but are still evocative and artistically sound.
I think the specific definition of "go somewhere" differs here. I mean, a stark divide separates Space Invaders from, say, Brahms' 4th symphony. But, I'd also say that a similar divide parts Space Invaders from something like Einstein on the Beach. Einstein has a powerful forward energy in its repetition. I'd call that going somewhere, even if the structure of the music within Einstein on the Beach is very static.

By "Go nowhere" in this context, I very much mean that it did not satisfy. Space Invaders had the same impact of emotion, for me, that silence has. Maybe there's merit to that. If there is, it isn't the type of merit that wins Tortsament rounds.

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>>70809051
>it's a pic
>i'm reacting to your autism with it
>therefore it's a reaction pic

>>70809136
>autist complaining about autism

wew

>>70808586
It was definitely interesting, but I'm gonna listen to it a few more times. What next? I'm still in an ambient mood, not sure if I wanna hear some crazy high bpm shit.

>>70809159
>autist complaining about autist complaining about autism
two can play that game tripshit

>>70809181
ok god bless

>>70809179
im not good friend rod but the best drone album i've ever heard is
belong - october language

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>>70809136
i mean, you have them labeled and everything

Also did you just discover generals or something?

>>70809074
>Space Invaders had the same impact of emotion, for me, that silence has
Interesting you say that cause I think one of the main appeals of dub reggae is its use of space and silence.

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What have you guys been listening to this past week?

>>70809179
everything all the time isn't ambient, but is pretty peaceful. glad you liked dog album. one of the most unique ambient albums i've ever heard.

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>>70809221
a shit-ton of brazilian music, that's for sure

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The two biggest disappointments in music history:
1. The fact that Ravel only wrote one string quartet
2. New Introductory Lectures on the System of Transcendental Qabala

>>70809221
we just had this last thread didn't we

>>70809201
no, but last time i was on /mu/ there weren't so many tripfags in every thread
it was always bad on this board but this is something else

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>>70809266
>Ravel only wrote one string quartet

>>70809221
>Glenn Jones
>Canticles of Ecstasy
>Gil Scott-Heron
>Thee More Shallows

you have increasingly good taste woolite

>>70809283
>last time i was on /mu/

I found your first post, actually.
>>70808648

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>>70803032
Sushi best grill

>>70809331
not even the first post i made in this thread
nice try though

"In those days, there was a kind of fever that pushed me out of the front door, into the pale, exhaust-fumed park by Broadwater Farm or the grubby road that eventually leads to Enfield: turkish supermarket after chicken restaurant after spare car part shop. Everything in my life felt like it was coming to a mysterious close: I could hardly walk to the end of a street without feeling there was no way to go except back. The dates I’d had that summer had come to nothing, my job was a dead end and the rent cheque was killing me a little more each month. It seemed unlikely that anything could hold much longer. The only question left to ask was what would happen after everything familiar collapsed, but for now the summer stretched between me and that moment.

It was ferociously hot, and the air quality became so bad that by the evening the noise of nearby trains stuttered in in fits and starts, distorted through the shifting air. As I lay in the cool of my room, I could hear my neighbours discussing the world cup and opening beers in their gardens. On the other side, someone was singing an Arabic prayer through the thin wall. I had no money for the pub so I decided to go for a walk.

I found myself wandering aimlessly to the west, past the terrace of chip and kebab shops and laundrettes near the tube station. I crossed the street, and headed into virgin territory - I had never been this way before. Gravel-dashed houses alternated with square 60s offices, and the wide pavements undulated with cracks and litter. I walked and walked, because there was nothing else for me to do, and by degrees the light began to fade.

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>>70809358
>not even the first post i made in this thread
How do we know that? You don't have a trip.

>>70809371

The mouth of an avenue led me to the verge of a long, greasy A-road that rose up in the far distance, with symmetrical terraces falling steeply down then up again from a distant railway station. There were four benches to my right, interspersed with those strange bushes that grow in the area, whose blossoms are so pale yellow they seem translucent, almost spectral; and suddenly tired, I sat down. I held my head in my hands, feeling like shit, but a sudden breeze escaped from the terraces and for a moment I lost my thoughts in its unexpected coolness. I looked up and I realised I was sitting in a photograph.

I remembered clearly: this photograph was taken by my mother in 1982, outside our front garden in Hampshire. It was slightly underexposed. I was still sitting on the bench, but the colours and the planes of the road and horizon had become the photo. If I looked hard, I could see the lines of the window ledge in the original photograph were now composed by a tree branch and the silhouetted edge of a grass verge. The sheen of the flash on the window was replicated by bonfire smoke drifting infinitesimally slowly from behind a fence. My sister’s face had been dimly visible behind the window, and -yes- there were pale stars far off to the west that traced out the lines of a toddler’s eyes and mouth.

When I look back at this there’s nothing to grasp, no starting point. I was inside an underexposed photo from 1982 but I was also sitting on a bench in Haringey.

Strongest of all was the feeling of 1982-ness: dizzy, illogical, as if none of the intervening disasters and wrong turns had happened yet. I felt guilty, and inconsolably sad. I felt the instinctive tug back - to school, the memory of shopping malls, cooking, driving in my mother’s car. All gone, gone forever.

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>>70809221
too much
i shoulda been steady studying

too much ismfof
i downloaded their debut in flac from some russian open tracker (not ru) with one seed, it finished an hour ago or so, idrk why
im upping it to mega atm idk why either
the astral rejection plays are all from the first song which has the best hook i've heard in a long time. album's kinda whatever otherwise

sadist are kinda underrated i feel, early tech death with some reallly competent use of synth

>>70809266
3. Nabil left

>>70809345
i'd almost say lotte after last ep

>>70809379
funny man

>>70809379
i mean he self-identifies by only posting named pics of the same manga character

>>70809283
there is literally nothing wrong with trips

>>70809194
I'll queue it

>>70809223
Yeah it was very odd, but I liked how it walked the line between creepy and comforting.
Also, the field recording of the kids singing Drake was suprisingly effective.
I don't tend to like "vocals" in ambient albums though. I guess I'm being weird about it, but I just like that sort of music to be stripped of human elements.

>>70809392
I just sat there for a while. I was so tired that I didn’t bother trying to work out what was going on. I was happy just to sit in the photo while it lasted, which wasn’t for long anyway: the light faded, the wind caught the smoke, the stars dimmed under the glare of the streetlamps. I got up and walked away from the squat little benches and an oncoming gang of kids.

A bus was rumbling to my rescue down the hill, with a great big ‘via Alexandra Palace’ on its front, and I realised I did want a drink after all."

Proof that spoken word music is god-mode patrician

>>70809345
u dont grill sushi
you eat her raw
thats the whole gimmick

>>70809240
>a shit-ton of brazilian music, that's for sure

Nice, that's right up my alley. I dig the Jorge Ben album on here, I'll have to try the other ones.

>>70809278
>Implying we don't do this every thread

>>70809322
:') thanks man! Most of that is from the Nat drone, I'll have to thank him for that

>>70809469
Definitely try out Tam... Tam... Tam...! It's like THE blueprint for the Brazilian music that eventually followed.

>>70809424
>>70809392
>>70809371
interesting
tell me more

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Daily, what's the album that you eventually took to?

Pic related was a super slow burner for me, but after nearly two years and maybe only a few listens, I'm really really loving it

>>70809424
Should I give The Clientele a listen? Montie seems to like them, not that Montie's shit taste carries much weight

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>>70809496
Listen to pic related first then God Save the Clientele

>>70809512
Montie's a fuckold, but listen to the Clientele because I like them.

>>70809528
what i meant by that post was "ok lad, didn't read"

>>70809512

what about my shit taste? i like the clientele

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>>70809512
This ungodly beast right here. I still haven't found anything like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gC4wK7FEihI

>>70809420
i could understand that.

tfw i can fingerpick one pattern really quickly so i default to that one whenever i noodle

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>>70809221
Mostly Chopin & other nocturnes and minimalism.

>>70809512
OUUU MARY LOU WONCHA TELLME WHAT TO DO

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Cool OP pic

This new I Hate Models release is great. You should listen to this great tune ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZZQvOYXFf4

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>>70809221
radiohead are a good band
>>70809240
that harumi record was so mediocre when i heard it
>>70809403
you just don't stop do you
>>70809676
float on xd

>>70809686
top chune m8 innit

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>>70807744

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/foma-and-yarn/foma-and-yarn/

Essential spookyforestcore; a new favorite of mine.

>>70809676
Good shit, at least what I recognize. I'm excited for that Jackie McLean album later this month.

>>70809737
I've been binging on their music an unreasonable amount this week desu

Also what's that Chuck Person album? Looks interesting

>>70809981
>what's that chuck person album
it's the first vaporwave album and it's quite good

>>70809981
>Also what's that Chuck Person album? Looks interesting
the first and best vapor album. made by oneohtrix point never while he was bored at work.

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>>70809981
>he hasn't even heard of eccojams
well get on it, man

https://youtu.be/unN7QvSWSTo

>>70810084
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuCloea96Mg

>>70809999
>>70810059
>>70810084
Alright thanks guys, I'm adding it to my log!

>>70810158
don't.
it's no good!

>>70810255
>>70810158
those might be some nice dubs, but listen to >>70809999 these instead

>>70808120
i don't really agree that there's a lack of strong ideas, there may not be any mind blowing compositions but there's a strong idea of repetition to go with the dissonance.

Fair enough not enjoying it though. I'm just shocked there's still no one in here that likes it with how many like Beefheart and post-punk