Thread, DAILY... Erasmo Carlos Edition

is this the new thread

>>71185102
perhaps :0

>>71185090
Glad your thread came before mine lmao >>71185123

This is the new thread.>>71185102
>>71185119

>>71185136
o whoopsie

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~ITS TIME~

on track 5 and HOLY FUCK why did i not previously like this

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itt: patrician curves

don't mind me, just posting to be the first anon in a sea of namefags

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>>71185170
yo are like a little baby to me

watch this

>>71185170
let it consume you. let shinji take over

fuck first reply of >>71185268 meant for >>71185203

>>71185136
that one is so much better
initial d is unironically good and so is its soundtrack

>>71185318
>initial d is unironically good
As a pretty big fan of the show it's not all amazing. It definitely has its shittier, slower moments, and in some seasons the cars look like hotwheels. Not for everyone but I love it.

>and so is its soundtrack
undeniably

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>>71185170
its goat

>>71185363
>in some seasons the cars look like hotwheels.
for some reason they mixed 3d car animation with 2d car animation

they thought using both styles interchangeably even sometimes having back to back shots where they switch between 2d and 3d would be a good idea

>It definitely has its shittier, slower moments
i read the first 7 books of the manga when i was younger, the show has SO MUCH FILLER compared to the manga. like, they made the first four books of the manga into one entire season. that's how bad it is.

yall wanna bes but
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdAj-dBNCi4

>>71185433
I love the show sorta ironically, but yeah the cars are hilarious when they look like shit.

>they made the first four books of the manga into one entire season
for a show adapted practically right along side a manga, that's not even that bad.

I'd rather a show have decent, slow filler than a really shitty last half that makes no sense written by the people that have nothing to do with the original story (lookin' at you FMA).

Do you like the soundtrack yamma?

Fishmans is above average you are weeb if you think more

>>71185650
proudly!

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heyy it's a post-2000 post-hardcore album that could appeal to the Unwound/DLJ crowd (that's u) rather than just stupid scene kids (that me). (so just a tighter Blood Brothers i guess)
but i loved it too, 8+/10

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>>71183987
homogenic has the terrifying album cover
"pleasure is all mine" "mouth's cradle" and "where is the line" are all 100/10 songs but the rest are good but not nearly as great or me
vespertine is from early 2000s. i appreciated vulnicura but i feel that it's less pop-oriented than her other albums so i didn't play it much desu

>>71185669
>being a weeb in the /daily/ thread on 4chan.org's music board
disgusting

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>>71185855
>being on 4chan

>>71185952
lol

>>71185570
>for a show adapted practically right along side a manga, that's not even that bad.
well i know nothing about anime so i thought it was really weird that they'd make so many episodes out of such little content

haven't listened to the soundtrack by itself but by god how did they find so much good eurobeat

>>71185782
>homogenic has the terrifying album cover
which one haha

where is the line gets stuck in my head all the time and i haven't heard that album in about a year
vulnicura i need a relisten bc 2015 me dismissed a shit load of good albums either in the name of bad taste or trying to look cool

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So is /daily/ just /chart/ but better?

>Kowloon_Walled_City - Yoga Marsh
Interesting short and sweet sound collage harsh noise thing, didn't do much to keep my interest though. 6/10

>William Onyeabor - Everything you Sow
Really beautiful vintage african synthpop, with a surprisingly minimalist structure. 7/10

>Steve Hauschilt - Strands
Very very average new agey ambient. Like global communication but more boring. Has some pretty moments. 6/10

>Tristan Perich - 1-bit Symphony
When you buy this, it comes as a little machine embedded in a jewel case that literally plays the album live off of a microchip. The music itself is really pretty and warm melodically, and even if it was harsh and difficult to listen to, it was very charming. 8/10

>Lori Mckenna - The Bird and the Rifle
Some poetic contemporary country, will probably bump rating up when I get further into the lyrics. 6/10

>>71186062
>So is /daily/ just /chart/ but better?
worse*

>>71186299
U wot

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lol @ this channel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLf6JUBN8VA

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>>71186707
>japan is finally making anime real

>>71186022
plenty shows adapted from popular manga running alongside the show need lots of filler, since the manga takes much longer than a 20 minute animated episode.

>how did they find so much good eurobeat
they googled it

>>71186707
better than fantano

>>71186062
>So is /daily/ just /chart/ but better?
first of all this >>71186299 and second of all plenty people treat /daily/ like /chart/ because they see a topsters image and assume they should post their favorites chart. Don't do that though. Read the OP

>>71186707
lol these are amazing

2015 brought us a lot of good music reviewers that disappeared too soon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js-Dsh-C1dg

>>71186824
but the manga started 3 years before the anime?
was reading on wikipedia and
>A live action film by Avex and Media Asia was released in 2005 and its sequel, Initial D 2, will be released in 2016.
holy shit

>>71186827
forgot trip, this one is nice too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S88Oy2FILCw

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>>71186827
wow im in love now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJPNww_gw4g

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>>71186827
>>71186912
lmaooo

>>71186895
>but the manga started 3 years before the anime?
yeah, and only a handful of manga were even out at that point.

Meanwhile with the show, 50+ episodes and a movie were made in three years.

>>71185952
Your eyes are too far apart. Nose is definitely crooked. The shape of your face is not aesthetically pleasing at all. You look like a 3/10 with make up in this photo. I don’t even want to imagine what you look like without make up. I actually just threw up in my mouth, just thinking about it. Your head is too big (although that may be, because of your giraffe neck posture). As for your hair, lol. Seriously, do something. You look like a horse.

Stare at your face for more than 5 seconds, and you will see how ugly you are. The eyes which are too far apart is what ruins/damages an already ugly face even further. Unfortunately for you, that can’t be surgically fixed, lol. Your arms are way too long. lol at how they hang by your sides. Kind of reminds me of lurch. As for your tits, we all know there is extra padding there. Don’t even let me start on your pale complexion. It only works if you look hot. Unfortunately, you do not look hot. Its hard to sum up a creature like you in one word. ‘UGLY’ would be unfair, since it doesn’t reflect how repulsive you look. GROTESQUE is stretching it. But somewhere in between, is where you would be, on the scale of an average man.

I’m sorry if my words seem a little harsh. Just so you know, I sugar coated this post as much as possible.

Have a nice day

>>71187015
put your trip back on giving bear

>>71187015
wow holy shit, an accurate review for once

>>71187015
>Your arms are way too long
I’m so fucking sick of people on here acting like long arms are inherently weaker, and have an obligation to justify their length to you. Almost every review of a long arm here starts inside of a hole and ponders whether it was able to climb out, as though it’s very existence inconveniences you. As though anything over 25 inches triggers an alarm and automatically gets a point deducted. As though one 3 foot arm has to be as good and different as 2 seperate arms. As though you’re sacrificing something by giving a person more time to look at their arm than is usually required of you, despite the fact that you may have already seen five or six arms in a rating session without moaning about length. Does there have to be 6 vastly different mini arms compacted in there to keep your retarded ass intrigued? Have you become so ADD-riddled that only fingers and toes maintain your attention, or is it so you can add more superficial numbers to your ARM ‘score’ to give the appearance you’ve consumed more of the medium, and thus acquired more knowledge? Is this a natural side effect of consuming arms at a high pace; the desire to be done with one piece of arm so you can retire it forever and move on to the next? If a 3 foot arm has a defaultively lower starting score than a 2 inch toe, are you even interested in limb discovery at that point, or elitism and completionism?

If every finger is an 8/10 and you give the arm a 6 because it’s “long, boring, samey and doesn't justify it's length”, you’re a fucking moron. Especially for whole bodies. Stop using long as an inherently negative descriptor, and stop acting like they're a chore to look at.
Rant over.

>>71187626
top zozzle

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/daily/core when

Absolutely everyone here should listen to Todo lo sólido se desvanece en el aire by Gabo Ferro

>>71187991
i checked out the rym page and i'm interested. someone got a link

currently making a ska nightcore mix with a russian chick to go up as a prank on the label she co-owns
this is the night i find if there is such a thing as being too post internet

>>71183987
go through the non-worthwhile Fahey albums too. i haven't listened to em all but even shitty ones like after the ball are cool to listen to.

then go onto other bigguns like Leo Kottke, Peter Lang (make sure to check out the Fahey/Kottke/Lang split!), Sandy Bull, George Stavis, and Suni McGrath. then explore newer stuff like Six Organs of Admittance, Currituck County, Daniel Bachman, James Blackshaw, and even William Tyler if you're in the mood for some really streamlined primitivism. then just listen to some blues.

also, the Fahey tribute album is shockingly decent from what I've heard, Pelt's take on "Sunflower River Blues" is a big highlight, and Sufjan turns in a very cool, very Sufjan rendition of "Commemorative Transfiguration & Communion at Magruder Park"

>>71188392
looks neat

nice to have you here, btw! sky, simplified is one of my favs from last year

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>>71187991
if only i had a russian (?) keyboard and could see what album this is

>>71188806
Thanks. I like how my ambient album was one of your favorites but The Anthill had "unnecessary ambient"

>>71188889
i can't say i'm a very consistent music listener, sorry...

idk man, i just liked the execution on sky, simplified better. would've been cool to see you just embrace that cool chiptuney pop sound more thoroughly.

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>emo

>>71188806
>also, the Fahey tribute album is shockingly decent
listened to this just the other day, didn't think it was worthwhile, most of it sounded like people doing Fahey covers if that makes any sensee, pretty boring. Pelt's version was decent though.

>>71188817

It says "Plyaski Trubadorov" or "Dance of the Troubadours"

>>71188647
>>71188817

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyJxDUN33q

Also, you can use the transliterated name of the artist to search. And if you have Windows 10 you can download a Russian keyboard, though it has quirks. Kazma Kazma was an Ukrainian band, though being city folk most of their work is in a mix of both languages.

>>71189310

fug

https://youtu.be/IyJxDUN33qs

that guy's channel has a lot of rare albums too

>>71189005
>most of it sounded like people doing Fahey covers
Is that not what a tribute album is?

>>71189502
you know what I mean though? they're not really transformative and I'm left feeling I should have just listened to the originals. I enjoy a good cover but tribute albums tend to lack them. But maybe they're just not for me.

>>71189583
range rove, leather roof
love war, fuck a truce
still move a bird like I'm in bed with mother goose

>>71189583
Yeah, tribute albums are sort of a novelty, in my opinion at least.

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finishing up 98.12.28, and honestly i'm feeling a 5 on this. so fucking AMAZING

>Flockaveli

this was ass. skipped to it because i was working out and thought it'd be good lifting music, but it wasn't at all. i guess most people like this because it's "hype" music but it didn't feel this way at all to me. it wasn't catchy, the production was shit, and i'd listen to plenty of stuff before this if i was looking for pump up music.. genuinely not sure if this is a meme

1.0

>>71189069
thanks
>>71189310
gotcha, thanks bud.. added to backlog

>>71189651
I guess I do probably expect too much out of them, at least you usually get a couple of nice songs.

>>71189678
another falls for the fish meme, sad!

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>>71187626
now thats what I call fresh
>>71187991
Link for the people:
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/кaзмa_кaзмa/пляcки_тpyбaдypoв/
Color me interested

>>71189678
How does it feel to know the most important hip hop album in the last decade was total ass?

>>71189967
>How does it feel to know the most important hip hop album in the last decade was total ass?
Important =/= good

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only psychology nerds will get this

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>Nik Bartsch's Ronin - Holon
Jangle is bottling this final round badly. Pleasant enough I guess but (in)offensively so. Going by Jangle and others reviews I should be loving it with it's groove and repetition but I've never listened to ECM Jazz before and I'm not feeling it, I can't get into the groove at all, it all feels very dull and too calculated (not 100% sure on using that word but I think it gets my point across). 2/5

Please don't bully me jangle pal

>Isengrind / TwinSisterMoon / Natural Snow Buildings - The Snowbringers Cult
I can't really describe what's so great about Natural Snow Buildings. There's a good chunk of The Snowbringers Cult that is just pleasant but when the songs are good they're damn near transcendental. Inuk's Song is phenomenal, there's such a great feeling of beauty in their music. Not really sure what to rate it since the highs are incredibly high but there aren't too many of them but 3.5+/5

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Samuel Baron / Bob Nagel / Al Cohn / Al Howard / Jack Maxin / David Tudor / Frances Magnes performing Stefan Wolpe - Passacaglia: First Recordings 1954 (1996)
>serialism, chamber music

The major draw to Wolpe's compositional style is that he manages to make pieces that are so completely and utterly dissonant have very defined form and structure. They seem like they should fall apart at any moment, but they never do. On the Sonata, the violin and piano intertwine with each other perfectly, the violin takes on the notes and rhythms that the piano needs to stay together and vice versa, and the general angularness of the sound is really cool. The solo piano piece is fairly dull, however. It's missing that interplay it has with the violin, and a lot of it just seems like aimless noodling. For how good the piano and violin pieces are, the album's main draw is the quartet that closes it out. The violin is replaces with percussion, a trumpet, and a saxophone, and the natural boldness of these three instruments adds a very textural element to the dissonant compositional style. The piano is definitely pushed to the side, but the remaining instruments do more than a good enough job of keeping everything together. Really cool listen.

3.0+

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matchup 7! pianoboys

>Erik Satie/Reinbert de Leeuw - Gnossiennes; Gymnopédies; Ogives; Trois sarabandes; Petite ouverture à danser
it's satie. played lovingly, with attacks ranging from exuberant to notably slow. wonderful stuff.
favorite tracks: gnossiennes no. 2, ogives no. 3, gymnopedies no. 1
8/10 i love this shit -

>Leoš Janáček/Leif Ove Andsnes - Janáček: Piano Sonata 1.X.1905 - In the Mists - On the Overgrown Path, Series 1
at times nice and quaint, at times unsettling and off-putting, and at times powerful and beautiful, this selection of piano pieces tries to move with its expressiveness. it works for the most part.
favorite tracks: andantino, our evenings: moderato, in tears: larghetto
7/10 i like this ~

mark and wins this matchup! thank you to rudi for participating!

>>71189678
hard in da paint bangs doe
woulda picked something better but it was on your backlog so

>>71190082
this is dumb. faux nerd 101 shit

>>71190073
That was implied

I haven't even listened to it

>>71190339
Oh hey I missed my album advancing. Isn't the second set on that album just sublime?

Also good Satie opinions

>>71189872
fish arent memes
>>71189967
why was it important
>>71190339
that song is more funny than a banger tho

>>71190527
that's kinda half the point

>>71190471
you got a rec? i actually preferred the first set but the second set is pretty damn good as well.

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it's been a while, get yer recs in fast!

as always rym is https://rateyourmusic.com/~_natkingcole_

no restrictions, just don't rec anything obscenely long, please.

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>>71185170
~~THEY DID IT, 5/5~~
>>71190608
hmm u right

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>>71190159
Holy shit, just withdraw me from your tourney.

>>71190728
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pascal_comelade/el_cabaret_galactic/

>>71190728
Air - Air (the 1971 album)

>>71190728
haha oh boy
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/kanye-west/late-registration-6/

>>71190728
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tony_conrad/slapping_pythagoras/

>>71190728
>>71190820
wait shit here's the linko
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/air_f8/air/

>>71190941
hmu if you need a FLAC

>>71190728
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/mats-gustafsson-david-stackenas/blues-1/

>>71190728
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/various_artists_f2/sacred_guitar_and_violin_music_of_the_modern_aztecs/

>>71190814
at least i'll probably like Poison 13!

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>>71190728

>>71190317
actually nevermind kanye take this instead
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/toe/the-book-about-my-idle-plot-on-a-vague-anxiety/

>>71190728
divine music from a jail

for now until I come up with something better

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>>71190608
Have you heard Elizabeth Cotton yet? Probably not a great "tourney album" if that's a thing, but heck, it's good

>>71190728
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/william-shatner/has-been/

>>71190728
>>71190997
change my rec to this

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/manfred_schoof/european_echoes/

idk how you havent heard it

>>71191095
nope ain't heard (of) her. seems interesting. you wanna lock that in?

>>71190527
That album singlehandedly catapulted trap to success, iirc

Either that or I'm confusing him with Sosa (likely)

>>71191253
Yeah, I'm locking in. Enjoy. The title track is legendary, and the entire thing is cozy af

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>>71189678
correct both opinions

>>71190527
>>71189967
Flockaveli sucks major ass, but it's undeniably the most important modern rap album. Very few incorporated what we know the style of trap before flocka did. At least, what we think of as "trap rap" after 2010. Doesn't mean you have to like it (I sure don't) but it's definitely one of the first of its kind.

>>71190082
better meme

>>71190728
the third world by gato
>>71190810
u know it ;)

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nighty night /daily/

>>71191024
>at least i'll probably like Poison 13!
You don't deserve it any more

>>71191413
rude, not my fault you started recommending boring music

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Solomon Burke - Rock ’n Soul
>Soul, Blues

He has a very smooth voice, but the backing orchestration makes this soul nearly blue eyed. It’s very lush and pop-oriented. Doesn’t feel as genuine as show-y. The inclusion of blues and rock tropes though, in guitar and rocksteady rhythm, make this more of an odd hybrid creature than a complete commercial cash-in soul sellout. At times (“Someone to Love Me”) it even sounds like funk.

(Reflecting on this album and its title, it is now obvious to me why this album sounds like a mix of pop rock and soul.)

7-/10

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6 more!!!!

>>71190728
Ugly Casanova- sharpen your teeth
Or
Modest mouse- tube-fruit, allsmiles, and chocolate

>>71191864
>Modest mouse- tube-fruit, allsmiles, and chocolate
Don't do this, I see sad sappy sucker is on there already and it has many of the same songs
Alternate is Destroyer- your blues

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>>71191863
Mike Love - Salute NASCAR
You deserve it

Just came back from a Tennis concert and it reminds me that I need to go to more mellow shows. They aren't an amazing group but it was one of the more relaxing outings I've had in a while. Good vibes the whole time and they performed at a part-time church which was super interesting. Only ever been to rap concerts before this and they can be a bit much. /blog

>>71190728
Oh boy can I reserve a spot? Can't wait to see one of my favorites get panned. Also how have you never heard Late Registration?

>>71191631
Nice reviews lately dude. Have you been working your way through the 1001 albums you must hear? Kind of a similar lineup from what I can tell

going to bed, thanks for the recs!!! I'll start when I'm finished with the lists chart.

>>71191864
>>71191884
I'll do ugly casanova

>>71191916
new 5.0 incoming???

>>71191935
yeah, just shoot me a rec when ya can. and good question, I'll get on it soon.

>>71191863
Cardiacs - The Seaside

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Buck Owens and His Buckaroos - I’ve Got a Tiger by the Tail
>Country, Pop

Buck Owens: What level of cheesiness are you on?
Country Music: Oh I dunno, 5 or 6, my dude?
Buck Owens: You are little baby, watch this: [I’VE GOT A TIGER BY THE TAIL]

8-/10


>>71191935
Yep, working through the 1001. I've got a spreadsheet

imo my reviews have been getting lazier and less informative, so maybe I'm on to something

>>71191916
pls

>>71192012
how far through it are you now?

and all reviews should just be the artist talking to anthropomorphised genre tags from now on imo

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where to go next with current 93?

>>71192104
The Great in the Small

>>71192104
>Swastikas for Noddy
lmao maybe I should listen to Current 93 already, that is a hilarious album title

>>71192139
I'm saving that one for last
>>71192148
I would not recommend that one for newcomers

>>71191963
Cool, I'll try to send you one tomorrow

>>71192012
Sweet, interested in seeing the rest of your reviews. I never dove into it, especially the earlier albums but it looks like there's some cool stuff along the way. Seems very rock-centered though, which kind of discouraged me t b h

>>71192163
Which would you recommend for newcomers?

>>71192163
what would you, Thunder Perfect Mind?

>>71191863
Are there still spots?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/rev__gary_davis/the_complete_early_recordings_of_reverend_gary_davis/

>>71192252
>>71192257
That or Pretty Little Horses

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Jerry Lee Lewis - Live at the Star-Club Hamburg
>Rock ’n’ Roll, Honky Tonk, Proto-punk

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs_bkhqJmRI
Ok Jerry! I’m shaking, I’m shaking, okay? Please Jesus, Jerry I have a family, please Jerry have mercy!

…

Jokes aside, Jerry Lee Lewis makes piano rock so intense. His backing band is spectacular too. He’s mostly doing standards here, but he does them so well I can’t complain. The proto-punk label is only partly in jest, apparently.

8/10

>>71192666
>The proto-punk label is only partly in jest, apparently.
yeah a lot of the early rock n roll is pretty cheesy but some of the performances are really intense like you said, you can see punk developing already. I'll need to listen to this record, not given Jerry Lee Lewis that much of a try.

>>71192773
Just watch that video and you get the gist. The album is essentially that but with great recording quality. The songs on there are all fantastic though

>>71191863
The Coup - Steal This Album

>Greenpot Bluepot - Daymares and Nightdreams
Decent lo-fi pop/folk with an experimental edge. She has a nice voice and nearly every song is enjoyable but nothing particularly jumps out at me. 2.5/5

>Poison 13 - Poison 13
You're still in this tourn whether you like it or not. Slightly more straight blues rock than bands like Gun Club, almost reminded me of Dr Feelgood at times but great raw slide guitar punk anyway. Has a couple of nice covers, particularly Spoonful. 3.5/5

>>71192864
Yeah meant to say I liked the vid, definitely going to listen to it soon, have a few live albums I'm wanting to hear.

>>71190339
hell yeah
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/various-artists/golden-rain/

>>71185090
Does Grimes have anymore songs that sound like Nightmusic? I don't like a lot of what I heard from her but I'm in love w/ that track.

>>71191075
Bizarre record. Half is fantastic, the other absolute garbage.

>>71191863
Oliver Messiaen - Quatour Pour le Fin Du Temps

who fuckin out here lol

>>71190728
reserved ok im reccin in a sec

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>>71190728
>>71194814
actually i already know my rec i guess, it's Pierre Akendengué - Afrika Obota

idk if there's spots left tho so if ur not letting me participate im reccing pic related if u know what the fuck im sayin

>>71187626
Quality post

>>71188650
Thats too post internet
Also link me when it done

>>71190728
Is there still space
Robbie basho -venus in cancer

>>71192104
A gothic love song EP is my faaaaavorite c93

>>71190728
dunno if I'm too late but I won't accept it if I am:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/roy-haynes-phineas-newborn-paul-chambers/we-three/

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>>71185090
Just found this album on discogs a few days ago and I fucking love it.

Anything else out there with a smooth jazz/funk sound like this?

I've already got headhunters, and i checked out weather report's first album but i don't really like it

Also I've been listening to your tourney recs, but I'm too lazy to edit the picture, so I'll get around to that another time, here's some veeery quick thoughts:

Patty Waters - Sings
There's a lot of nice subtle stuff going on here, but I feel it kinda gets ruined when she starts screaming, even if the screaming is quite beautiful it took away its subtleness for me.

~

Salem - King Night
This hits fucking hard and I love it. Very nice textures, good chopping and screwing.

+/!

Miles Davis - Filles de Kilimanjaro
Not really my kind of fusion, was kind of disappointed as Miles has made some of my fav fusion like Get Up With It.

~

Al Green - Let's Stay Together
Beautiful stuff, amazing amount of emotion in his voice.

+

Coultrain - Jungle Mumbo Jumbo
Meh, not nearly funky enough.

-

Joao Gilberto - Chega de Saudada
Very nice, not nearly as boring as Getz/Gilberto.

+

>>71195193
hey yams you're back

>>71190728
im so fucking late but you better listen to telstar drugs anyway

>>71195340
damn that's a rare pepe!!

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Robert Bresson - Au Hasard Balthazar
[1966]

The most reasonable explanation I found on why people love this film is that it reaches a state of cinematic purity which is admirable. The characters are simple and symbolic, the acting and the filming are distant, almost sleepy, and the scenes are blunt and fade one into the other.
It follows the life of a donkey named Balthazar, and while the story isn't entirely told with his POV I felt that the way things and events just pass by without leaving any emotion resembles the passivity of the animal. Some beautiful, iconic shots too, but sadly i only appreciate it in retrospect: what I got out of it is that its aim was to be leaving me like "Eh, so what?"; and that's not enough to make me love it.

6

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>明田川荘之 [Shoji Aketagawa], 三上寛 [Kan Mikami] & 石塚俊明 [Toshiaki Ishizuka] - 大勘定 (Daikanjyo)
Just brilliant. Every instrument here is expertly played and the atmosphere is fantastic, really it's impressive how each instrument sounds so great on it's own while still coming together to create such an atmosphere and I think the raw vocals can take credit for a lot of that. I expected this to be less tuneful for some reason, to be more of a freakout but everything is so masterfully done. 4+/5 for now.

>Ketil Bjornstad & David Darling - The River
Enjoyed this one quite a bit, the piano is nice and comes together well with the cello to create a calm atmosphere. 3/5

So congrats FlyingIceWizard! Just gonna take your 10 highest rated records I've not listened to yet for now but you can give me a list if you prefer. And apologies to Jangle for shitting on you in the final round. Now starting to feel the effects of not sleeping.

Thanks for the recs everyone

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i think this album is good but i also think it sounds too much like super mario sunshine

>>71196299
never played that or listened to this, i just know this is a total banger:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nUbhbEp65s

>>71195367
dang i thought i had you figured out with that one
least we can agree on King Night eh

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>>71195367
>Salem - King Night
>This hits fucking hard and I love it. Very nice textures, good chopping and screwing.

nice

>>71196182
out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on Fireworks
>>71196220
classic Daikanjyo, always getting high scores
>>71196299
Nakata is the man

>>71196583
by Anger? haven't seen it yet, do you recommend it?

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nu chart, give a couple recs to add if you wish. preferably hip hop, soul or a live album.

tell me if you want any of the first 10 changed FlyingIceWizard pal

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>>71196220
my first tourney win

>>71196990
Couple good non-Dead live albums I've dug recently:

Traffic - On the Road
Derek & the Dominos - In Concert

>>71196990
make sure that

>that Kjarkas record is the 1997 reissue
>that F#A# Infinity is the CD reissue
>that Almendra record is the original 1969 issue

also change Autobahn to Odyshape cuz I think you'd really dig that one

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The Beatles - Yellow Submarine

>Pop rock, film score

The first half of Yellow Submarine is a handful of hit-and-miss Beatles song that they were forced to do. For the most part, they're uninteresting, but a couple are decent. 2.5/5

The last half is the film score for Yellow Submarine. I don't know much about film scores, but I'm fairly certain this is subpar at its best. There's some okay bits sprinkled here and there, but It's usually not developed enough, and comes off flat and flimsy, even it is a score. 1.5/5

>2.0/5

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/FollowingLeader/daily/

It's not on the chart because I forgot this album even existed until after I made it

And now I've finished the Beatles. It was interesting to see them transition from hot trash pop band to actually coming up with original and good music. Ranking the albums, for me, looks like this:

>4/5
Revolver
>3.5
Abbey Road
Rubber Soul
>3
The White Album
Magical Mystery Tour
Help!
>2.5
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
>2
Let It Be
Yellow Submarine
With The Beatles
Please Please Me
A Hard Day's Night
Beatles for Sale

>>71196624
ye I recommend it

short and sweet so definitely something worth checking out

I like it quite a bit desu
>>71196990
Terry Callier - What Color is Love
Kill Bill - Ramona
Baby Huey - The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend
Isaac Hayes - Hot Buttered Soul
Nikhil Banerjee - Hemant (Amsterdam 1970)
>>71197089
wew

thoughts on the film tho?

I honestly think it's one of the greatest animated films I've ever seen but I may be blinded by nostalgia from childhood

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>>71195367
>hey yams you're back
Hi rudi youre still here

>>71196220
>mfw shoji wins another tourney

>>71194244
Watch yourself. I for one am quite fond of that garbage

But yeah, very underrated album. I have a feeling that nat might dig it because the "garbage" is not unlike Feller Filler

>>71197018
there's still a way for Jeb to win!

>>71197513
>Hi rudi youre still here
Don't remind me pls

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>>71196583
>Nakata is the man
the production on game is a m a z i n g
>>71196378
real real cool, gonna check this album out now. i guess he sorta ditched the shibuya kei later on

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>>71191863
>>71192003
actually scratch that, i went with the inferior album probably because co recommended sad sappy sucker.. yeah dunno the reasoning behind that

>>71197115
I've never actually watched the film, I might if I have some time soon. I've heard good things about it, and I love animation.

but can intel recover?

@transgod

populuxxe was ok, some tracks were legit good but it was way too spotty and i stopped caring about it very quickly

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bomp

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>Ground Zero - Revolutionary Pekinese Opera ver. 1.28

My primary experience with this band was Plays Standards, a fun showcase of avant garde turntablism and jazz-rock, but it never really stood out to me as something incredible. So I look into the band a bit more, and I see essentially universal praise for Revolutionary Pekinese Opera. I download the album, put it on, aaaand meh. I didn’t care for it at all, and it has sat in my library for a few months now. I never rated it because I didn’t feel as though I gave it a fair shake, but I never felt the need to go back to it.

Still, every so often I’d see yet another review lauding the album, and it made me wonder what I was missing out on. I mean, I’m no stranger to noise and weirdness, but whatever the album was doing just wasn’t clicking. Until now. I guess I finally was able to pick apart what was happening and not let it become background noise. It’s quite a commanding album in that regard, but it’s incredibly rewarding. The opening track is probably the largest obstacle to get through. It is an unrelenting wall of sound that builds slowly and repetitively for nine minutes, throwing all kinds of things directly in your face. Once you’re through it though, that’s where things really kick off, which is not to say that the opener is bad by any means. It reminds me of the opener to “Leaves Turn Inside You” except much longer. It’s like a barrier to entry. “Welcome to the Salty Spittoon, how tough are ya?”

(1/2)

>>71199849
Anyway, like I said, once you eat that bowl of nails, what follows is incredible and difficult to describe. The samples are all fucking perfect. Every one of them. And the fuzzed out rock music that accompanies it fits so perfectly with the whirlwind of noise, it’s kind of crazy. First off, you hear these relentless blasts of compressed horn samples that sound like a hellish Saturday Night Live band doomed to eternally repeat the final five seconds of the opening forever. In the following track, you are treated to layers of noise and voice samples played on top of some schizophrenic guitar riffs that once again seem to fit perfectly. And there’s this strange sample of a melody in the background that keeps appearing that then shifts to become the focus of the next track. Yes, they fucking sample a song that they are just about to play and it just works so damn well.

And just when I thought the album couldn’t get any better, they do the impossible: show restraint. The typical MO of these kinds of albums is to just assault you with noise, and I’d be fine with that, I like noise. However, Ground-Zero decides to give listeners a break and crafts one of the most beautifully calm tracks I’ve heard yet (appropriately named Paraiso 1 which means paradise), and one that I’d never expect to get. The female vocal sample they use on this track is so heavenly. I want to hear it when I die. Again, I am reminded of one of my favorite albums, Levels and Degrees of Light, that also gives you the calm before the storm, it shows mastery of the build and the release and is integral to experiencing an album in my opinion.

I could go on forever attempting to describe what I hear, but there’d be no point. Most of you have listened to it by now and know what I’m talking about. If you haven’t heard this yet, check it out. It’s quite something, and I have zero complaints about it.

>>71199849
do otokotachi or cross paths next

>mfw puertorrican regueton scene has slowly turned into trap in spanish

https://youtu.be/jSjiwmseHAc

Still kicks ass though, i love bryant myers

>>71199849
The real mccoy is good
Comus and jorge ben scores TOO LOW

>>71200443
>jorge ben scores TOO LOW
AGREED

>>71200362
I'm saving Fishmemes for last but I'll do cross paths next

>>71200443
I could see Comus going up but it needs more time

>>71200492
As for Jorge Ben, idk I don't quite get it like everyone else. I think it's a damn fine album but nothing really sticks out to me except maybe his incredible falsettos. It's very easy listening, nothing wrong with that, but it's not quite what I look for in music.

>>71196990
>Ultramagnetic MC's
nice
>Al Green
nice!
>Hound Dog Taylor
NOICE

>hip hop
Freestyle Fellowship - Innercity Griots
The Coup - Steal This Album
Kool Keith - Sex Style
Lords of the Underground - Here Come the Lords
Boogie Down Productions - Criminal Minded
Eric B. & Rakim - Paid in Full

>Soul
Cymande - s/t
Roberta Flack - First Take
Trevor Dandy - Don't Cry Little Tree
The Temptations - Cloud Nine

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https://thecutemusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-end-of-everything

I've released an album today which I'm quite proud of, it's probably the project of all of my musical projects that has taken the most effort. I was inspired by the really 21st century ideology of artists like James Ferraro, but I think I took more musical influence from Oneohtrix Point Never and some contemporary hip hop music. I wanted to combine the overly clean, synthetic feel of corporate, supermarket and advert -esque music that portray a falsified existence of constant happiness and satisfaction (think the rich white families in Apple adverts) with wonkier, occasionally distorted production and alternative methods of composition to reflect the actuality of life – that is, unexpected, irrational and largely improvised.

This might all come across as pretentious to you but it'd be appreciated if anyone listened to it and possibly gave their thoughts. I put the genre tags as "experimental, ambient, classical, electronic, midi, minimalism, phase music, pop, vaporwave" if that's any guidance to what it will sound like. Thanks :^)

>>71199849
Great album. That something as esoteric as a sound collage/musique concrete album can really be universally accepted as great music across the board is no small feat

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help me fill out this chart boyz

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Hype Williams - Untitled
[2010]

Fresh as fuck psychedelic lo-fi jams. It's the kind of record that you just know would be mindblowing with w**d.

8


>>71200740
i'll listen to it later

>>71200740
I'm proud of all you daily boys who are always releasing cool new music

I usually don't review these daily albums, but I'll give this one a shot later today or tomorrow

>>71200830
bump

>>71200830
not especially singer-songwriter, but Air's 1971 album

>>71198868
aight
would be better if the production wasnt so paper thin i guess

>>71200740
ngl that's a cool concept and it's something i've actually planned/worked on since last week but if you hadn't mentioned that i wouldn't have gotten that from it at all, just feels like you're unifying two different strands of vaporwave, the prismcorp and the speedracer stuff. the harsh/wonky stuff isn't harsh or wonky enough i guess?

>>71200830
Blurryface

>>71200830
I mean, Daniel Johnston's instrument of choice was the Chord Organ, so I guess any of his stuff could go on there

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Gleaming crayon is good, nice vocal performance and passionate playing, although sometimes it feels somewhat austere and I feel like I want it to do a bit more.

>>71200956
plenty of jazz and prog uses organ, i'm looking for singer-songwriter specifically
>>71200991
pls no bully
>>71201161
oh shit I forgot about him

anything in particular?

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>>71201168
>100 flowers
>no urinals

explain yourself

>>71201242
I asked for recs to finish the chart and somebody said to put 100 flowers.

>>71201242
A FOCKING YOUR ANAL

>>71200740
I really like the compositions here, especially the one on Communion at the Checkout Line.

Definitely reminds me a lot of Human Story 3, but better, since the samples you use, while kinda kitschy, aren't obnoxious and you don't pepper them in constantly.

>>71200797
Yeah it really goes to show how well put together it is.

Hey Nat, here's my rec if you haven't heard it yet

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/james-brown/hot-pants/

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@Kanzler

wie wärs mit Dark Tranquillity nächsten Freitag im Hirsch? ich weiß ned ob des so deins is aber i hätt grundsätzlich bock

>>71201362
Thanks :) I worked quite hard with the compositional side of stuff, I wanted to fit in solo piano passages and stuff without it feeling forced in.

>>71200830
Daniel johnston switches between organ and regular piano i believe so you could pick any album of his [i say Songs of Pain!]
I cant think much else that uses an organ and is singer songwriter right now. Its not my type of thing desu

>>71200740
Nice
What happened to your other thing, i forgot the name of it

>>71201905
If you're thinking of the weirdo-improv-noise rock band I was in, Hedonism, it's still there - https://hedon-ism.bandcamp.com

We split up because two of the guys were dicks and so we released a farewell compilation in December, the three non-dicks of us will be starting a new band this year.

>>71195193
will do

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wow nyar get ready to be BTFO

winner gets to force me to listen to twenty albums of their choice

also i'm making another short tourney with Shamepai, Terminus, yamir, Rudi, trip up, and a random RYM rec because i felt bad that y'all responded too late and all your recs look really cool

winner of that gets to force me to listen to ten albums of their choice

>>71200740
cool little record, communion at the checkout line and the stock market are especially good. description is very tacky but that's what you wanted i guess

>>71202322
Oh fuck, i'm up against Gary Davis
this will be a close match, I can forsee

>>71201196
Of his chord organ albums, I think the consensus is that Songs of Pain is best. However, in my opinion, Songs of Pain blows, so I'd recommend either Don't Be Scared, or Hi How Are You

>>71201306
I suspect you might actually like 100 Flowers more than the Urinals—it's cleaner and more post-punk. But if you feel so compelled, Negative Capability, the Urinals comp, is one of the great artifacts of L.A. punk.
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/the_urinals/negative_capability____check_it_out_/

I'm a huge fan

>>71202322
>European Echoes vs. Sacred Guitar
wew, clash of the daily titans

I'm up against Divine Music From a Jail too, oof

>>71202322
>james brown vs cardiacs
>cool vs clowns

Speaking of which, what the hell is RYM on? Urinals are definitive surf punk, but people are down voting the surf rock sub-genre tag on the comp?
>https://rateyourmusic.com/rgenre/set?album_id=116110
just look at that

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>>71202506
Actually, there is even a Surf Punk genre category on RYM. Why's that in the primary genre section?

kinda tilted at people being this silly

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>>71202541
*why's that not in

>>71202506
People downvote uncool genres when its on albums they like so they dont get caught enjoying something theyre not supposed to

>>71202322
Yessss
>tfw will never get a full nat drone and will have to resort to minidrones
Dont worry this time it will be better no shitty smegma or the ark work

>>71199849
>straight up 5
my lord
>>71202506
>>71202541
>>71202564
ha ha u ok my dude?

>>71202592
>>71202603
ack ack ack ack

Absolutely everyone here should listen to Onko by Mika Vainio

>>71202445
>I suspect you might actually like 100 Flowers more than the Urinals
Then I'm not really gonna like the Urinals am I? Check the score. I dunnoo, I'm not very fond of that style of post-punk, the songs don't amount to much, barely leave and impression and overall are very forgettable. Kinda reminds me of minutemen I guess.
I like darker stuff with more atmosphere I guess. Joy Division, Rowland S. Howard or Nick Cave.

>>71202661
Why though

>>71202382
Thanks! And yep, tackiness was definitely in the vein of what I was going for.

>>71202592
>tfw will never get a full nat drone
don't be so sure ;^)

also fuck it the winner of the mini gets 20!!!

and i'll drone just you at some point in the future

>>71202592
hey kid wanna be droned

>>71202787
holy shit here comes a 2.0 for telstar drugs

>>71201362
>>71202382
I've put it on rym here https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the-cute/the-end-of-everything/ (feel free to rate to make it look like people actually listen to me), I'm not sure which genre tags to give it?

>>71202787
:)

>>71202813
Yes!

>>71202680
Oh, that's a reasonble score for 100 Flowers. It's p forgettable.

Urinals are noticeably darker, or at least more sardonic in their humor, and generally noisier—they have a markedly more unique sound. If you do check them out, they're pretty quick: most every song is well under two minutes, and they only have 31

I always pinned you as a guy who likes cleaner and more professional recording though, and not so much a lo-fi punk kind of guy, so maybe don't bother (not trying reverse psychology, swear)

>>71202661
Sell me on it

>>71202852
I'm forecasting a 2.5+ desu

>>71202895
surf punk
>>71202899
give me fifteen (15) records you like and I'll go through the pain of listening to them I guess

>>71202895
surf punk

>>71202944
BOLD prediction
>>71202895
purf sunk

>>71202985
urf spunk

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alright i'll go thru this after the lists chart then i'll start the big boy tourney

>>71202852
nah, it looks cool!

>>71202944
>Sell me on it

It made me feel emotions even though it really shouldn't have. The genre is super minimal glitch ambient, but it has really delicate control over atmosphere that is very unexpected. Even if you don't get that the sound design is very creative and engaging.

>>71202895
At work so I can't listen to the whole thing now. First track is nice, has a Philip Glass rhythmic thing (one, two, three, four...)

I know what you're taking about, I'd release more music more often, but then I'd be afraid it would mean even fewer people listened to my shit. You know this fear? That the frequency at which you release music is at an inverse relationship with how many people listen?

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Review of Bark Psychosis - Scum (6/10)
Scum feels like a precursor to works like Choirs of the Eye in the way it transitions through different styles. Throughout its entirety it stays predominantly within the ambient end of the post-rock spectrum, but this certainly doesn't mean it refrains from heavier, noisier moments – these moments are achieved, not only through crescendo but through a thickening of the music's texture as more layers are introduced and things get gradually more chaotic. In the quieter moments, the most impressive feature is the subtle use of field recordings. Rather than sounding like they are pasted over the top of some instrumental recording, the samples are mixed into the production to result in the whole thing sounding like a recording of nature: the guitar, and drums especially (probably the best performance on this track) compliment the recordings so well that they sound less like humans are playing them and more like they are a part of the natural surroundings.

What doesn't work here as well as it could do is the structure of the piece. The way that the climaxes and moments of tension are arranged makes it come across to me as though there is no conclusive "journey" from beginning to end – rather, the music makes several stops along the way that transition cleanly into one another, but it never reaches its destination.

>>71203371
>the frequency at which you release music is at an inverse relationship with how many people listen
I've thought this for a while but never managed to articulate it in this way.

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>>71203201
i will only accept my loss if i lose to term

>>71202945
>give me fifteen (15) records you like and I'll go through the pain of listening to them I guess
wait really
are you sure....?
grab whatever you want from here, the last row is a little messy bc it has stuff i really enjoy but dont listen to anymore but whatever

i thought you were just gonna send a pic of a drone shooting a missile lol

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bumpin with shitty OC

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post 3x3 you fugs

>>71204874
p good, I miss the old headers, no one uses em anymore

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>>71204891
Nice Milton s/t. How was your week?

>>71204969
why'd you feel the need to hide ur lastfm, hmmmmmmmm??????

>>71204989
i-it's e-embarrassing baka desu sempai

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rec me some good shit, anything goes
>>71202322
why did i not enter this tourney you Big fucking bully

>>71205002
for the record, i can still see it..............

>>71205032
desu ne~ o3o

>>71205025
Listen to Fela's '69 LA sessions :)

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>>71204874
really good

>>71204891
i started using lastfm this week but then i stopped because it didnt pick up most of the songs i played and it was just so maddening that the songs would sync after like 5 minutes of playing

>>71205025
youre in the better easier tourney >>71203201 but sadly you ended up on the tourney that i am going to win

>anything goes
DJ Playero - Playero 37
witness one of the first reggaeton releases ever, from 1992. it features daddy yankee's first appearance on record, and it is fucking amazing. its also funny bc he is really really young and extremely different from the yankee that emerged in '04 and again last year with the shaky shaky

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Anonymous 4 performing Hildegard von Bingen - 11,000 Virgins: Chants for the Feast of St. Ursula
>medieval classical music, choral

Something about this really isn't gelling with me. Hildegard's compositions are definitely gorgeous, but they're much less dense and spiritual than anything on Canticles of Ecstasty. The melodies are gorgeous, but they're often performed by a soloist, which makes them lose a lot of depth. I still like this, but it's definitely underwhelming, especially perfomance-wise.

2.5+

Chris Corsano - The Young Cricketer (2006)
>free improvisation

Apocalyptic stuff, goddamn. Corsano (and Paul Flaherty on the sax, I believe) creates so much with so little. The sparse sax playing is too skronky and irritatingly loud for my tastes, but Corsano's drumming brings the goddamn house down. Structureless and maybe substanceless, but this is essential if you're a drummer or if you like drums in any way just do see the sheer breadth of noises a good percussionist can make.

3.0-

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>>71205066
i can see it too ;)

>>71205104
>first Daddy Yankee
i'm sold
>doesn't sound like glorious gasolina-era
hmmm

>>71204969
Alright, haven't gotten much sleep

I was listening to King Geedorah and Fela Kuti as well (his albums never show for me cause the short tracklists)

I like the Betty Davis & Bobbi Humphrey

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fuck YES more lasagnacat

>>71200830
Gato - The Third World

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AOTYSF, probably the first album i've heard this year i can call great

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aHPcEqvuhw
g*shd*rn that melody literally made me giggle, esp coming right after 24's
there's even a children's choir in the bg ffs
(good track)

>>71204891
nice cymande & public enemy
>>71204969
only heard heart food i think, + tho
>>71205002
imma be the judge of that

>>71204874
oh man this is great

>>71205025
you're on this one my dude >>71203201

you responded like a second too late for the first one, sorry.

>>71205161
what do you think of Grausamkeit

>>71204891
the coup is nice, so is Cymande ++ on them

>>71205129
darn nat you got in the way of my meme

>>71205148
it's still fun as fuck, it's true reggaeton the way it really used to be: a mix of reggae and dancehall beats with spanish rapping

>>71205152
hank williams is tops
that raymond scott joint looks neat

>>71205184
like i said krätze is one of the best bm tracks of the 90s but i havent bothered with most of his other shit and the few tracks i heard didnt live up to that in the least

>>71205187
nah see the "no" was actually in response to my reviews

>>71205204
>raymond scott joint
god why is this so funny

>>71205248
the tags on it are funky af
didn't even know "jingles" was a genre on rym

>>71205025
you'd enjoy Pas Pire Pop btw

>>71205301
dudeeeeeeee you need to listen to it it's so fucking cool

and let's be real what isn't a genre on rym?

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>>71205184
o yea and if i may interest you in another overlong metal song with a random, breathtaking piano break in the 2nd half that as a bonus appeals to weeb sensibilities

>>71205337
I'll get on it
>what isn't a genre on rym?
a lot of traditional folk music tee bee aitch

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>>71204891
Good week so far. Can't stop listening to this Springsteen album, ngl. Surprisingly, the only dud was Buckley which felt underwhelming compared to his other stuff.

Awesome collage btw. What'd you think of Brown & Roach?

>>71204969
Nice Julia Holter. Still need to check out the others outside of DOOM

>>71205337
>what isn't a genre on rym?
most latin american genres

>>71205422
Brown & Roach was p good. Tons of energy.
I peeped a little of Brown and Roach Inc. and I think I might like that one even more. They have real lightning chemistry.

Scientist and Redman opinions when??

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>>71204891
i'm going 5x5 i'm feeling daring

forgot how good MBDTF is honestly

>>71205409
alright fair enough

but god forbid if the database doesn't have 800 metal subgenres

>>71205494
ya the anglo-centricity of rym is a problem

>>71205422
future's not interesting anymore is he? inb4 was he ever

>>71205569
it's weird seeing MBDTF influenced fun. and Fall Out Boy so much, and then the fact that those bands got shit for changing their sound

>>71205569
>forgot how good MBDTF is honestly
is the answer not very good? ;)
>but god forbid if the database doesn't have 800 metal subgenres
and yet, still no sassgrind...

>>71205641
to be fair both those bands also got obscenely commercially successful since mbdtf

>>71205654
the rapping might be lame but that production is undeniable, all of the lights and devil in a new dress have two of my favorite beats ever.

>>71205541
Agreed, Inc is probably at the same level honestly. Both fantastic albums, same with Brown's debut if you haven't heard it

I've been kinda busy this week with work and the concert and all so I'll see when I have time for reviews. I agreed to go out for drinks with a friend tonight too so it might be tomorrow afternoon/this weekend. Been digging both so far though.

>>71205569
Yeah the first half of MBDTF is godly, Second half is pretty meh outside of Devil in a New Dress, which is the best Kanye track.

>>71205641
Eh, he's had terrible quality control this last year or so. This new project has three or four killer tracks but the rest is so samey. Wish he would really put some effort into his projects, I love his music when he goes all out. Fuck, I even love Pluto and I admit it's kinda garbage

>>71202322
>wow nyar get ready to be BTFO
Am ready please be gentle

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>>71205757
yeah yeah i know, and it's mostly for the fact that well, trend-hopping always results in flak but ive been thinking like i could /pol/-troll P4KxKTT-types by arguing this is a result of anti-white racism somehow
cuz they had some good singles

>>71205838
the second halfs also got runaway so that's a plus. and i'd like blame game, but that skit just goes on and on and on and on...

honestly a little bit of editing would've done it wonders

wtf Jens Lekman released +60 free songs in 2015: how did I missed that! T-thank you /mu/ for never talk about this guy

>>71205878
about 1000 people probably non-ironically think that lmao

also i'm not sure if i actually don't mind we are young or if i was just so conditioned to it in fuckin' middle school

>>71205899
what a mess of a post.

>>71205931
it would be a great song if it didn't have such a buzzkiller of a chorus. especially after the bridge it feels like such a dropoff idk

>>71206049
the verses just go so awkwardly into the chorus, it's pretty shoddily put together

>>71206049
>it would be a great song if it didn't have such a buzzkiller of a chorus.
this, the verses are nice but they just dont mix well at all with the chorus. it tries to be so epic and huge (sorta like an arcade fire song) but i dont know how to describe it, it falls flat? i dont know if thats the right term

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i think i must have been deaf the first time i heard this. 'stem' is surely one of the best songs ever

>>71206196
it's probably just that it slowly descends starting from a dominant and that the guy starts out forte but fizzles out super quickly, so it's already anticlimactic and when he tries to amp it up again the air's already out and it sounds directionless until the very end of the phrase. maybe it's intentionally & ironically going for this kinda weird contrast of trying to be anthemic and ending up kinda listless and depressive, maybe that makes sense with the lyrics from the verse idfk i just don't like it

>>71202322
that album that Darklands rec'd looks really good... ill be pissed if i dont get past r1

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>>71204891
its pretty aesthetic this week

>>71206526
that whole album is killer

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>>71204891

>>71205569
i totally 4got about bitte orca. cannibal resource and two doves are 5/5 songs

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Hey dudes

>>71206541
that actually makes more sense now that i'm listening to Some Nights again which has an anthemic chorus that actually works imo, paired with those manic depressive piano breaks it suddenly taps into with angsty lyrics on top, basically about staying at home all night brooding
We Are Young is about breaking up at a party or something, so both those songs are opposites of each other in terms of their emotional subversion
cool eh?

>>71206526
really need to get back to that album but whenever i feel like it, my stupid library organization gets in the way cuz i have so many artists under "rune" and i can barely tell those apart cuz im a fucking casual

Are listenalongs still a thing here?

>>71206871
>tfw im going to be on that chart in 1 month
feels good

>>71207143
nope, fsr it just makes any album worse
everything is dead but the thread itself and who actually gave a shit about that

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>>71204891
Listening to music when you're sick is honestly not enjoyable at all.

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>>71207200
>nope, fsr it just makes any album worse
so is that why no one liked snuff jazz?

>>71207291

dez anos depois time

Hey daily anybody have a a download of Shoji Aketagawa - This Here´ is Aketa Vol. 1 and 2 ?
Its not on slsk

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>Dez Anos Depois

fuck, i really wanted to like this more than I did.

i enjoyed her voice, it was really soothing and comfy.. but idk it wasn't really engaging at all to me and i ended up feeling bored around halfway through. i really appreciate the music though, it just didn't exactly click for me

3/5

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>>71208185
idk though I might change this to a 3.5... the tracks where there was more going on instrumentally besides her acoustic guitar were pretty enjoyable

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>>71208185
>smog
>2.0
delete this

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>>71208185
lit ass chart
please tell me youve heard other smog albums beside that one

we insist, THIRD WORLD, rossz csillag, bad mf timing, cecil taylor, and bear's album aer all very good

>>71208307
to be fair they picked one of the weaker ones
if it were julius caesar, the doc came at dawn, or the album that has bathysphere i'd be mad

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>>71208307
i-im sorry
>>71208332
nope, only smog ive heard and probably will stay that way unless the rest of his stuff is different

sshx and i will spread the gospel of bill callahan

>>71208356
it's very different kiddo, you picked a bad seed

i dont know what your taste is but if you like folky singer songwriter stuff please listen to the doctor came at dawn

if youre more into lo-fi indie rock type stuff thats also sad, try Julius Caesar.

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>>71208332
>weaker ones
i break horses is his best song

>>71208356
>>71208422
this, or better yet look for different, better artists because there's hundreds most likely, or better yet ignore this whole style of music altogether

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>>71208482
i break you for having such bad onions

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>>71208603
^_^

>>71208621
>attractive
maybe 20 years ago haha

>>71208632
not if u have a daddy thing

>>71208621
who is this semen demon

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Quick and dirty reviews, cause who reads these anyway? Ask if you want more details though.

[1/2]

Ennio Morricone - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
>Film Score, Spaghetti Western

Classic for a reason. The main theme is immediately what you think of when you hear “showdown” or “wild, wild west”. Those flutes. The little “wa-wa-waaa”. Man, it’s just awesome. It’s full of energy and bombast essentially all the way through. There’s chanting. Lots of trumpets. All that snazzy guitar work and some cool strings. A few epic (god that word has been ruined) tracks on here that make up for a few duds. Definitely eating spaghetti tonight.

3.5/5

Kate Bush - The Kick Inside
>Art Pop, Progressive Pop

Everything I’ve read about this album claims that Bush was in her teens when this was written and that alone is impressive. The whole thing has a romantic atmosphere, pairing lush instrumentation with Bush’s light, flouncy voice that just glides along on the record. It’s one of the god damn cutest voices I’ve heard and I usually try to avoid describing singing in those terms. It works exceptionally well on here, as she talks about love, pregnancy and all sorts of feminine issues. Not as consistent as the other works but there’s still some damn good songs on here. Oh and “Wuthering Heights” is one of the best pop songs I’ve heard. Already starting to grow on me honestly.

3.5

>>71209148
[2/2]

The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
>Alt Rock

Like Psychocandy, this is a really intriguing intersection between pop, post-punk and alt-rock. However, this has a mellower, more comfy atmosphere but with the same cool shoegazey riffs and effects. That being said, it feels really hit or miss. The title track and last three cuts are all winners but the rest kind of ends up feeling samey. Cool atmosphere, just not as consistent as I’d hoped. I do think I like it more than their debut though.

3

Tim Buckley - Blue Afternoon
>Psychedelic Folk

All the reviews hyped this up a lot and the combination of Buckley and jazz seemed awesome but this doesn’t really do it for me. Probably the weakest record of his I’ve heard. I even went back to relisten a lot this week and it’s just so damn streaky. Basically every other track is a winner. There’s the amazing “Happy Time” followed by a dud in “Chase the Blues Away”. “I Must Have Been Blind” is followed by the meh “The River” and the lone one-two punch on here is ruined by a wandering closer. I wasn’t feeling it this week but I’ve found that Buckley tends to grow on me. Maybe I’ll like it more after some more listens.

2.5

https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/StuffRodHeardAfterAugust/wishlist
if anybody wants to pick my next 8 albums to 2000 ratings, tell me what looks good from this list.

>>71209239
Aporea
Index

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what "next"? also 2nd and 3rd albums on the first row i forgot their names i didnt save the chart or the titles haha someone help

>>71209180
>the combination of Buckley and jazz seemed awesome
this seems awesome i will give it a try

>>71209239
bon iver - for emma, forever ago
borbetomagus - barbed wire maggots

get the shit out of the way first

>>71209285
>>71209333
noted!

>>71209239
>only Fishmans album on wishlist is their worst one
L

hear Plays Standards tho
and Townes Van Zandt's s/t

>>71209333
my roommate plays the shittiest music but he played race the other day so listen to that also good trips

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goodnight daily

>>71209377
good dubs and okay tomorrow maybe i will

>>71209377
it has the best cover tho.

>>71209333
oh hey you're back full time now cool

also nice digits

>>71208422
>folky singer songwriter stuff
eh
>lo-fi indie rock
ehh

i think ill probably end up not listening to the rest of smog

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>>71209441
not even close

>>71209634
I hate this cover because it reminds me i ended up second place in your 64 person tourney