/daily/ - best thread goes to /da- I mean any other thread edition

bepis

first for benis

>>71276230
fuck
YOOOOOOUUUUU
and fishmans

Is RYM's auto rec system a bit shitty or is it just me? It's literally given me the entire discography of:

The Byrds
Eric B & Rakim
The Kinks
Kool G Rap
Neil Young (ok, almost)
Nick Cave
Tom Waits

Not that they aren't good artists but it seems like they don't give me any variety. Is that true for others or is it just indicative of my predictable musical taste?

>>71276818
yeah it's pretty well-known that autorecs are shit.

I'm supposed to be checking out a lot of Yo La Tango, Eno, and Neil Young even though I've never given any of their albums very high ratings.

It's a lot of "hey! ya haven't heard this thing with over 3,000 ratings?? Well, ya should!!"

Listen to Waits tho

>>71276932
Huh, I didn't realize they were that bad. I've been trying to sort through them for some new stuff but I end up deleting half the albums they give me.

Weirdly enough, I have the opposite problem with the "Latest 100" ratings. They always give me the most obscure shit with under 20 ratings.

I'll have to check out more Waits actually, I've dug both albums I've heard. Also gonna check out more Neil Young and Byrds albums too so the recs aren't all awful.

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Quick n dirty review bump since this thread is so dead.

John Fahey - Blind Joe Death
>American Primitivism

Probably the most traditional and country I’ve heard Fahey. It’s still quite enjoyable and has awesome guitar playing, it just doesn’t do much that hasn’t already been done. You can tell that this is early Fahey because it doesn’t have that awesome genre blending sound. Instead it feels like a blues/country hybrid with an occasional flurry of guitar arpeggios. Solid, not great.

3/5

Pulp - Different Class
>Britpop

Okay britpop that starts shitty and kind of redeems itself by the last 4 or 5 tracks. Never been much of a fan of this genre and this certainly didn’t change my mind.

2.5/5

Sly & The Family Stone - Fresh
>Funk, Psychedelic Soul

More tight grooves from Sly and co. Has that nice laid-back but coke-infused sound that Sly mastered during his previous two albums without being overly psychedelic. Riot (though great) always felt like overkill and this is kind of a mesh of that and Stand! t b h. It’s what you’d expect, a couple really groovy, upbeat songs, some slower soul cuts and a really nice atmosphere all throughout.

3.5/5

Songs: Ohia - The Lioness
>Indie Folk, Slowcore

Phew, this is a hell of a listen. Lots of emotion, powerful lyrics and some fantastic slowcore drumming. Emotionally exhausting and draining but an incredible album. Right up my alley. This may actually get bumped in the future, we’ll see.

4/5

>>71277636
>Songs: Ohia's 3rd best album was a "Phew, this is a hell of a listen."
Can't wait for Didn't It Rain.

>>71277636
[spoiler]4th best if you include Magnolia Electric Co.[/spoiler]

>>71277656
>>71277671
Didn't It Rain is awesome as well, I'd have a hard time choosing between those two. I haven't heard Magnolia Electric Co but I've been meaning to get around to it.

How'd you rank their best albums if you don't mind me asking?

>>71277726
Rain > Electric > Tropic > Lioness

>>71277751
Nice. I think I'll check out Tropic then finally get around to Electric Co

How about a /daily/ demo tape

Which genre would it be?

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>>71276818
>Is RYM's auto rec system a bit shitty or is it just me?
its terrible

so /daily/, what are some bad feels

>tfw no irl reggae friends
(same could be applied to a bunch of other genres but I'm in a reggae mood)

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check out my latest meme purchase /blog/
honestly shocked this one even showed up

>>71278840
cool sheets

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>>71278309
being alive

>>71278840
nice from what i heard having those ship is like winning the lottery

>>71269747
oh fuck new Mount Eerie sign me up I thought he'd take a hiatus after the dead wife meme

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wew on another thought sign me off, I don't know if the songs themselves are "good" but he's more open about the experience than I expected, its cliche but after listening to phils stuff while grieving during the worst time in my teens I can't listen to this now with a straight head.

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gonna start tripping (for the first time for about four and a half years) just inside daily, going to fill one more column (one already decided, so five more albums) then get listening, anybody got any recs?

>>71276818
My last 100 are usually relatively decent but as most people start out with rym rating all the bait 'all-time list' or /mu/core records the general ones are always shit and vague

>>71277636
saw you mentioning Keith Hudson in the previous, as well as Playing It Cool/Playing It Right I'd recommend Flesh of My Skin (less dubby, darker and rootsier than anything else he's done) and Entering the Dragon (his most underrated record imo).

The Fall is really good man

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love too be online on the cyberweb!

hey /daily/ name some of yr favourite films and pick an album per film that feels similar aesthetically (ie. you feel like it could be used as the ost to that film)

>71277751
everyone (with taste) knows that Tropic > Electric, silly. Also, their debut and their live album are underrated (or underlistened, whatever) tbqfh

>>71279798
nice chart! add David Thomas Broughton - The Complete Guide to Insufficiency, it's good senpai

>>71279849
hecked shit up, meant to respond to >>71277751

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Has anyone here given this a go? If not it is highly rec'd.

>>71279849
The Young Girls of Rochefort
The Ronettes - The Best of the Ronettes

Vertigo
Duke Ellington - Blues in Orbit

Carol
This is actually quite hard, I rather loved the OST and can't think of sth better.

Mirror
Maybe sth like Sibylle Baier? The colours would fit in a certain way I think

Children of Paradise
Uhh sth that could be interchangeably happy and sad so maybe Beethoven's Piano Sonatas?

Cool question though

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>>71279849
added, had that sitting on my hdd for I don't know how long, here's where I am now, just looking for two more, no specified genre/location

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Willie Johnson was great too, what's next?

My RYM : https://rateyourmusic.com/~bulinger96

My music : https://erictaxxon.bandcamp.com/

>>71280345
Add todo lo solido by Gabo Ferro just cus

>>71280398
Sing me a song of songmy!

>>71279798
another keith hudson fan!
Entering the Dragon is a great album. I feel that Brand is overlooked as well.
Tell me, what is your opinion of Nuh Skin Up? Personally it's my favorite of his, despite lacking the kind of coherent vision of albums like Flesh of My Skin and Playing it Cool.

also listen to this:
Dadawah - Peace & Love
Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari - Grounation
Mikey Dread - WWIII
Esther Russell - Sings the Open Gate
VA - African Scream Contest
Washington Phillips - The Key to the Kingodom

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Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Songs of Remembrance
>Ambient, Minimal Synth, Hypnagogic Pop, Noise

And so the Jefre Cantu-Ledesma discography exploration begins. Songs of Remembrance, released four years and a dozen albums after Love Is a Stream, is a considering more active, yet confused record. Most songs on here have definitive beats and a more easily recognizable song structure (they’re a lot more repetitive too), but little purpose unifies them. It’s literally just 21 short (1-3 minute each) sonic excursions, playing around with spacey, noisy, almost post-internet sounds.

Not that the tracks aren’t cool. A lot of them are very cool, and however lackadaisical the album direction is, each little experiment still has an impressive texture and attention to detail. It’s just a little aimless is all. Feels like a pile of “rejects” that he couldn’t make into more fleshed out songs—the volume is even wildly inconsistent between tracks. I don’t see myself returning to this often.

>6-/10

>>71279798
Welcome aboard!

I'll rec Jefre Cantu-Ledesma's "Love Is a Stream". Just listened to it yesterday and was blown away
>>71280422
advanced

>>71279849
Here's a couple

>One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Grateful Dead - American Beauty

>Badlands
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks

>>71276818
It's good for reminding you of obvious shit you haven't rated yet.

>>71280465
>advanced
wdhmbt?

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>>71280433
I've never got too into Brand, given it a few listens and it didn't stick in my mind particularly. The only records of his that I wouldn't bother with again are Rasta Communication and possibly Torch of Freedom, I'll give Brand another go sometime. And yeah, Nuh Skin Up would be jostling with Pick a Dub for the next place after those three, probably winning out for consistency. I love Peace and Love, I'll stick Grounation on that chart, listened to a tiny bit of Mikey Dread, Washington Phillips and African Scream Contest a few more times, I'll check out Esther Russell too. Chart's all filled up now.

>>71280465
ta x

>>71279849
Eraserhead
Metabolist - Hansten Klork

Class of Nuke 'Em High
Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!

Death Bed: The Bed That Eats
The Residents - Not Available

>>71280422
Ok that's next

>>71279798
>>71280433
Hudson is the man
>>71279834
yes
>>71279849
>tfw can't seem to compare music to film so can't pull this off
>>71280398
hey what the hell you're Eric Taxxon?

I really enjoyed Ode to Rob Schneider/Ode to the People so neato

nice to see you around here, man

>>71280598
Yes hi. That album is definitely underrated so thanks.

@GFR
RE:
nyarl don't even talk about having your decade define you. half your snapchats are pics of your painted skateboard bodies.

I LAUGHED REALLY HARD AT "SKATEBOARD BODIES"

>>71280960
>skateboard bodies
https://youtu.be/zs5aeR4CD8g

for the /a/ nerds here, what's the greatest animu of all time and why is it Welcome to the NHK?

>>71280676
It's still the only thing I've heard from ye desu. Will be listening to your 2017 release tho.

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>>71280465
listen to shining skull breath

>>71279849
>EoE
The Ark Work
>Mind Game
Flaming Lips - Embryonic
>The Life of Brian
The Life of Yeezus

hmm anyone wanna help me out on
>Akira
>Hot Fuzz

>>71281312
>Akira
Geinoh Yamashirogumi - Akira OST

>>71281338
o shid that's perfect thx

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What next?

Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah is great btw, highly recommended to anyone who thinks a disco big band sounds interesting (i.e. everyone). They have an incredible densely layered sound and catchy rhythms.

>>71281368
Oh man, do Future Days

>>71281415
ok

I still haven't listened to any 2017 releases, if anybody got any recs I'd appreciate it. Looking forward to the Oxbow album in May though.

>>71281449
Not sure, haven't been big on anything outside of /daily/ boys projects yet. I was gonna check out new Grails and Six Organs today though

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>Jandek - Houston Saturday 2011

Thank you based Sterling!

The return of pure spoken word material is something I am always for. I fucking love the talky trilogy and the opening The Door And The Red Tree is badass! The usual surreal imagery of doors and magical trees (that are not really magical but special in a very boring way, as it is with most of Jandek’s life) are performed to the audience as a simple story. Incredibly intimate!

After that we get some of the last era acoustic Jandek, very reminiscent to what was on
Skirting the Edge for example. Smooth and not overly dramatic vocal performance from Sterling, touching upon topics of love and loss. The acoustic performance is stronger than the one in London, mostly because it has different tracks and it is 20 minutes shorter. I think “I Die” and everything further down were my favourite track on this album outside of the talky part. Maybe it is cause of his lyrical recovery from broken relationships, and I can feel that especially now.

It’s great stuff. Good length for a solo guitar Jandek live album + some spoken word story thrown in. Happy with this one.

8/10

>>71281551
do you have the chart you made with the other guy

>>71276818
it can be good based on last 100, though I completely screwed mine up by listening to nearly purely Post-Punk for a while

>>71277636
Seems I'm one of the few to think Blind Joe Death is just as good as his later music.

And did you listen to the lyrics much with Pulp? The main appeal is Jarvis Cocker's songwriting. Not that the band's that good, they only have couple of great songs aside from the lyrics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38by00DGid0

>>71281312
trying to think of something like Hot Fuzz but it's pretty impossible

>>71281368
>Tzomborgha is a 2
:c

>>71281368
What did you hate so much about it?

>>71281583
Which chart? A Jandek one?

>>71281953
yes the good jandek one not the bad one

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Grails - Chalice Hymnal

A strange amalgamation of an album, like if Roxy Music's Avalon were reinterpreted as a psychedelic rock album. Almost to the point of some vapor-influence. Thankfully they didn't go full 80's synth and rely on a drum machine throughout (disregarding "Tough Guy", a weakling)--it still retains the feeling of a band performing live and organically. Some of the better tracks like "New Prague" are unmistakably 21st century psych/stoner. Like a good psych rock album, the music floats at least a couple feet off the ground at all times. Even if you disregard the compositions, there are some deeply satisfying lush textures here to enjoy. Undeniably heavy but smooth which is a combination I may have never considered. Listening to this album feels like staring into a lava lamp. If that all sounds like your kind of thing, give a listen.

I like this. I haven't been moved by a new album in a minute.

7.5/10

>>71279798
>>71280492
Yeah, I kind of got that sense with the auto-recs. It'll give me obvious choices but I'm kind of glad I have something to remind me of those

>>71279798
Thanks for the rec man. Was planning on listening to Flesh of My Skin today actually!

>>71281629
Don't get me wrong, I liked Blind Joe Death. It just seemed to be a pretty standard release. Cool primitivism but it lacks those lengthy, almost psychedelic passages that usually draw me into Fahey's music.

Also, yeah I noticed that the songwriting was pretty solid. Probably the standout, like you said. Didn't think it was enough to make up for the other average aspects but I'll have to come back and see if it grows on me.

Nice video/song by the way

good fuck la la land

>>71281933
I'm really not into that kind of "quirky" wank.

>>71281551
I've been meaning to get into Jandeck since one of his tunes got played in a lecture at uni recently. What would you recommend starting with? His output is fucking intimidating lol

>>71282122
oh sweet i dig Grails, didnt know they had anything new
>some vapor-influence
hmm
>>71282149
good fucks land
>>71282294
>I'm really joyless

>>71282357
I prefer my quirk and my wank separated, thanks

>>71282357
Fear not, no cheesy samples or anything

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEza8qJvxSM

>>71282294
>>71282384
We're certainly opposites then, because I thrive on quirk wank

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fyg0s067EEQ

What kind of genre tags make you feel like you probably won't like an album when you see them on rym?
For me it'd be a combination of things like Psychedelic Rock, Jam Band, and Hard Psych, mostly if its from the mid to late 60s.

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>>71282569
>Indie Rock, Pop Punk, Microtonal

>>71282569
>Prog anything, Jazz Rock, Hard Bop

>>71282750
>prog anything
yes

>jazz rock
absolutely

>hard bop
may your children start to love you less and less as time goes on

>>71282788
Don't criticize music based on genre tags, c'mon guys

>>71282711
>microtonal pop punk
would unironically blast this

>>71282750
why is it that the most popular prog albums are all great but everything else is so garbage?

What popular hard bop albums do you dislike, out of curiosity?

>>71282569
>Screamo, Stochastic Music

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>he fell for the MPB meme
on the other hand Beto Guedes is really underrated
https://youtu.be/pt3uup6vVho

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>>71276818
On the all time recs i just get whatever i havent heard from the top 500 albums
When i set it to last 100 i get insanely obscure jazz compilations of popular jazz boys and unknown techno artists

>>71278840
What is that
Sick sheets btw

>>71279849
>Whiplash
Idk any jazz album with glorious drums will do
John coltrane - Interstellar Space

>It's Such a Beautiful Day
Nicolas Collins - It Was a Dark and Stormy Night

>>71282569
>jam band, hypnagogic pop, neo psychedelia [ironically i have two 10s labelled with this one], vaporwave

>>71282750
>hard bop
Mate...

>>71282830
>microtonal pop punk
Not a bad idea, hmm...

>>71283200
Poor Jimbo looks like he's about to cry

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Can someone give me some really great polished-sounding modern jazz that isn't just repetitious drivel? Something new/futuristic sounding without that lack of vision and lameness that I often find in modern jazz, if you know what i'm saying familia

>>71282569
>Blues Rock, Hard Rock, Death Metal,
Onkyo, EAI, Punk
who likes this shit

>>71279849
the VVitch --> Hala Strana - Fielding

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>>71281996

>>71282345
see pic related
>>71283479


Also wtf kind of class was that?

>>71283322
Carla bley - andando el tiempo
Henry threadgill's ensemble double up - old locks and irregular verbs
Logan richardson - shift

>>71283479
Wheres the version that had suicide
Also are those two albums as good or similar to i threw you away

>>71283562
Cunt has that one, I cannot find it :(

The other ones are not as good but I like them. They sound very similar but the lyrics concentrate on other things. I suggest giving a solo bass thing a shot, maybe you'll like it.

>>71283280
>>71283200
he looks like Randy Quaid in Kingpin

>>71282788
>>71282830
>>71283200
I've not listened to that much hard bop desu and don't hate it but I've not heard one yet that was mind blowing, stuff like Art Blakey, Wes Montgomery, Thelonius Monk, Miles Davis all have parts I like but they always disappoint.

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https://soundcloud.com/dogwander/helpless-child

Here you guys go. Helpless Child cover. I'll work on the others over the week and hopefully throw something to bandcamp. It's a lot of fun!

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Thoughts?
Recs?

>>71283280
>tfw you work hard on the new steamroom but fans complain that they just want more pop music

>>71283767
I'll check this in a sec

>>71283944
>Thoughts?
I'm thinking about life, and considering if I should take a nap.

>Recs?
Yeah, Fatima Yamaha - a girl between worlds EP

>>71283944
three 6 mafia - mystic stylez

>>71283985
>I'm thinking about life,
deep man..

Who is to decide if the fake things are less real than the real things.

>>71282822
it's more about bad past experiences innit

>>71283944
i'd be surprised if TOP werent a guilty pleasure of you or something
>DGcore
Ho99o9, Techno Animal, Saul Williams, Atari Teenage Riot
>DPcore
she - coloris
SebastiAn - Total
Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts
Basement Jaxx - Rooty

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I'm making a guide to world music compilations, and I'm running out of good, all-killer-no-filler comps. any recs for brazilian/american rare groove comps?

>>71284385
TOP?
Thanks I'll check out what you recced :)

>>71283985
Enjoy your nap, That EP was good but not amazing to me.

>>71284010
Thanks for the rec!

>>71284385
Hope so, otherwise it's
>I listen to everything but rap and country

>>71283479
oh no this isnt the version i wanted :( thnaks tho

>>71284538
>TOP?
Twenty One Pilots duh, seen em seriously compared to Flobots and ironically compared to Death Grips

>>71284584
well yeah you'd do that if you never heard any rap or country you liked before
otherwise, the bulk of any genre is shit

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Good night /daily/!

>>71284631
>mfw
go to sleep comrade cunt

>>71284707
thats kinda rude what did i do

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>Hound Dog Taylor & The Houserockers - Beware of the Dog
This record has probably fallen victim to my expectations but from all stuff I've read about this record I expected it to be a lot more raw. Taylor himself is pretty loose but the band doesn't really feel like they're on the same wavelength, feels a bit restrained. Also kinda wish he didn't cover Dust My Broom because Elmore James' guitar on that song is probably more raw than anything on this album. To stop being overly negative for a second, I did like this and I'll probably enjoy it more when I come back to it without shitty preconceptions. 3.5/5

>Ultramagnetic MCs - Critical Breakdown
Repetitive funky sample based hip hop from the 80s? Of course I like it. Rapping is good but nothing nuts, Kool Keith is cool but you're here for the beats. 4-/5

>>71283767
nice man, really liked the reverby guitar and when the drum came in about 10 mins in, sounded great, I'd maybe even like them a bit higher in the mix since they get drowned out a bit at times but maybe that's what you're going for? I can't really remember what the Swans version sounds like off the top of my head atm so not sure how it compares but sounds good!

>>71284584
yeah obviously it's not like that, I just tend to not search that music out because I haven't enjoyed it in the past. I liked a prog album recently (L'enfant assassin des mouches).

>>71282124
I definitely get why people don't like it as much, I just really appreciate it as it is as Fahey playing more straightforward country and blues.

>>71284684
>>TOP?
>Twenty One Pilots duh, seen em seriously compared to Flobots and ironically compared to Death Grips


Listened to Stressed out and heavy dirty soul. Definitely not a guilty pleasure and I don't get the flobots comparison.

nwobhm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1o3huTAcGE

???

>>71284779
That's a good album. Circus-like. I'm just ranting to not you or anyone in particular, but I think it's healthy to approach genres that you don't naturally "get" with that exact humility in mind--that you have to put in some work to meet them on their level to appreciate them too

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We all know examples of musicians mixing rock with chamber music (Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Talk Talk, The Beatles) but are there any good examples of metal mixed with a chamber orchestra?

pic related is what i'm currently listening to, it's fairly good so far.

>>71283492
ahh sick cheers

uh i dont remember exactly i think it was played in reference the production or something

>>71284921
Unexpect flesh aquarium go check maybe

>>71284847
Hmm yeah i agree p much but theres obviously styles and stuff i shelved as nmt desu

>>71285031
>Unexpect flesh aquarium
yeah seconding this. Hard to think of any others.

>>71284921
Urfaust Verräterischer, Nichtswürdiger Geist has some chamber tracks but it doesn't combine them with the lo fi black metal

you can try neoclassical metal but i don't know what's good or what's bad

>>71280960
shells. the wood things.

Finally got around to Texas Jerusalem Crossroads, now I feel stupid. Really feels like the ultimate statement on a couple different genres. Don't sleep on it, wew.

>>71284413
World music is not a thing, it was a marketing ploy invented in the 80's to categorize western artists that incorporated non-western elements.

you could make a non-western modern music comp chart, or a traditional folk chart

both would would be far too broad to be captured in one chart however

I'd just focus on making an essentials of one region or category.
Like maybe modern African music? highlife, zam rock, afro-funk, afrobeat, all that jazz.

>>71285966
did you hear the newly mixed version? kicks the originals ass imo

>>71286169
Yeah was just added to Spotify for the first time too. Sounds really incredible

>>71285206
>>71285031
Thanks guys

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>Bataille Solaire - Dolby's ON

Incredibly intricate IDM to an almost absurd degree, while not sounding too much like a clusterfuck. The club friendly tracks really showed off the producer’s competence for handling melody on top of pure sound design knowledge. Good stuff but not as immediately engaging as other OM releases. This one can’t be listened to once or twice to be understood fully so consider the rating to be a tentative one.

>Lil Data - Lil Tape

The range of styles and sounds that this guy throws around in this 16 minute release is nothing short of impressive, considering that fact that he doesn’t approach sensory overload levels of noise. Goes to show that you can do a lot with a little, which I always can appreciate. It’s no use trying to describe it, but it does fall under the PC music umbrella. If that interests you, you can check it out here: https://soundcloud.com/pcmus/lil-tape

>>71286266
So, in conclusion: "post-internet" music is cool as shit. Check it out. Don't be a slave to the past. Live in the now.

Thanks Rod.

>>71286266
Don't mean to shill, but did you listen to my new release (https://thecutemusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-end-of-everything)? I have been trying to go for that post-internet aesthetic with it, and some people on /daily/ liked it.

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how can anyone say reggaeton is bad when this exists

>>71286450
need to check this out sometime soon

>>71286450
I did! I liked the compositions a lot. I rated it on rym.

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>>71284413
>American World Music
I think that's just called 'music'.

Should I listen to the first mix of Texus Jerusalem Crossroads before I listen to the remaster?

>>71286264
well it's mostly just one violinist and one keyboardist supporting the band
same with Tristania for example, they're also doing choral stuff, i'd recommend their first album that's the one i heard
Dimmu Borgir's Death Cult Armageddon has a real nice orchestral element even if the stuff the band plays is meat n potatoes at best

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>>71284413
>no Ethiopiques, no Ethio-jazz nor Tezeta
SAD
pic related to get into Algerian roots pop

>>71286698
What ever you want my dude you have a free will you can decide if you want to hear the re mix first or not it does not matter in the slightest totally up to you you do you your choice good luck best wishes I love you

>>71286283
>>71286266

>>71287824
that was supposed to be a peace ascii to fit with the post internet biz but whatever.
glad you enjoyed!

>>71282569
>What kind of genre tags make you feel like you probably won't like an album when you see them on rym?
trap, downtempo, indietronica

>>71286099
>World music is not a thing
what do you want me to call it? It's more of a placeholder title if anything so I'm open to suggestions.

> both would would be far too broad to be captured in one chart however
I'm starting to agree

>>71286680
hehe

>>71287285
Tezeta is legit, I should make a smol chart of it. It'd be all the Amha records releases haha >:0

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Just clocked I didn't write anything up on the last few ratings so I'll post some lil thoughts

>Lanaya - La Tradition Mandigue
I was starting to feel like I was at the point of scraping the barrel of the Mande music page, having got through most of the big orchestras of the 70s or so and most standouts, struggling to find much more than tapes from back in the day too lo-fi even for me and post-80s records where any personality is swamped in overproduced capital-W 'World Music' vibes for western audiences, this record gave me hope that there are more gems to be found. It's on the same level as that album, but some of the energy/euphoric feeling captured in Yasimika shines through here. Most likely a future favourite in the genre and by fourth listen I'm comfortable putting it down as a 4/5.

>Max Roach - We Insist!
Thematically firey as fuck, I've only listened to a bit of Abbey Lincoln elsewhere but she brings some real intensity. Immediately 3.5 feels most natural but I can definitely see it a record that will grow.

>Art Pepper - Meets the Rhythm Section, Winter Moon
I'm still finding my feet a bit with jazz but there's an emotiveness to these records which I really appreciate, floating between 3.5 and 4 on both, preferred Winter Moon on my very first listen but feel like I slightly prefer Meets... now

>Hawe Drame - S/T
Some of the most indistinct Mande griot music I've heard. I love lo-fi music but I feel like any nuance here is lost in the muddiness of the recording. If you really fucking love Fanta Damba, give it a go, but it's an indistinct record, probably a 2-2.5.

>Pet City - EEEKS
Some nice melodies here and there but it feels a bit derivative of Foxygen, who in themselves are derivative of however many other artists. Probably better than the previous two Foxygen records though. 3/5

>Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm
After a few listens, I still don't know what to make of it. I feel like there's a potential favourite in there waiting to click.

>>71282569
>hard rock, pop punk, alternative rock, progressive rock, heavy metal, trap rap, pop rap, psych rock

>>71288107
>Bembeya Jazz National - Sous La Direction...
Probably the biggest Guinean band, I don't know why it's taken me so long to check out Bembeya Jazz. One of the better records from the 'Orchestre' style French West Africa bands, one I'll definitely come back to. 3.5/5

>Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles
Before this all I had listened to was Headhunters, mostly quite a few years back. Didn't make too deep an impression on me in general but I really enjoyed the egg. 3-3.5 but a probable grower.

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the fuck is this

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>>71281071
>NHK

Fuck just hearing that anime puts me in a mood. Show is truly an emotional masterpiece. Hit way to close home

Also the soundtrack is really good. This song is a 10/10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oJm2S5F-7w

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>>71288374
what page is this on

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>>71281071
>Welcome to the NHK
i watched the first 2 eps and kind of hated it, does it get better

>>71288374
>popular social media sites aren't too happy to host material that is/could be offensive to a large portion of its potential userbase
Orwell's nightmare!

fishmans got me feeling some type of way...

>>71288581
fishmans got me feeling like wow thats some bad music lol

>>71288524
Idk if I'd say to watch it after disliking the first 2 eps, but that show is a masterpiece
>>71288501
Tbh I closed the page and forgot what album it was, some obscure black metal shit
>>71285966
Pretty awesome album
>>71283767
Don't have a lot of time, so I just skipped to my favorite part of that song (the last third or whatever).. desu it felt like a lot of the notes were off

>>71288599
fuck!!! FUCK!!!!

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>>71288170
and for the one I started last night

> Women - Women
Some really nice textured music with great noise sections. Looking forward to listening to Public Strain, feels like it needs a bit of tightening up structure-wise but sonically they've nailed it and are capable of making some really good pop underneath the noise-rock exterior, Black Rice and Shaking Hand being the most superficially 'pop' tracks on the records and are the standout tracks for me.

>Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
Real entrancing music. Potential future favourite, just need to give it more time to let it grow/confirm my enjoyment runs deeper than novelty.

>Bazoumana Sissoko - Le Vieux Lion II
The gorgeous artwork made me really want to like this one, the euphoria (or potentially just his blindness) on this fella's face is real charming. On first listen it sounded like a pretty standard griot music tape of the time with detail lost in the muddiness. Apparently this guy was a big fish back in the day, composing the future national anthem of Mali, but really didn't stand out from any other random 4 rating tape taken from the Mande music RYM page.

>Otis Clay - Trying To Live My Life Without You

Was recommended to me based on James Carr which I can totally see, it's definitely reminiscent of some of his stuff. Definitely some solid soul with muscular vocals and arrangements. 3-3.5

>Factums - Alien Native
A really interesting first listen, I got really into it but I was fairly high when I listened to it last night which might have inflated my enjoyment somewhat. Most likely to settle on a high 3.5.

>Neba Solo - Kene Balafons
Say what you want about the music, this man has a lovely set of balafons. As the title suggests, this is balafon and vocal heavy Mande music and is pretty nice in places but nothing to phone home about.

Gonna listen to Dicks next I reckon, first punk record in a long time but looks pretty interesting.

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Nyar give rec

>>71288090
non-western music

>>71288705
>women s/t
>4
i like you
public strain might be the greatest album of all time so you have that to look forward to

>>71288753
thanks :)

>>71288716
how did I not notice that unforgivable Cluster score earlier?

it's like new shitty opinions keep appearing every time I look at that tourney

Listening to this rn

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lisa_germano/geek-the-girl/

Not a huge fan so far but damn "...A Psychopath" is a pretty chilling song

>>71288759
Yeah my best friend is more into the crunchy guitar music than me and the S/T is in his top thirty or so records ever, he gave the impression Public Strain has less prominent pop elements and those were possibly what I liked the most in the S/T. Really looking forward to it, not on the chart but I reckon I'll listen to it a few times tomorrow. Greatest album of all time is a decent enough endorsement though.

>>71288799
Cluster '71 is an average album.

>>71288845
that's kinda strange. while it's noisier and more atmospheric, i'd also say public strain is more song-focused than s/t. and the closer is women's best pop song (probably)

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Fleece - Voyager
>Neo-psychedelia
>2017

This sounds a lot like *something* I've heard before, I just can’t figure out what. It’s a meandering, jangle pop-esque neo-psych record, a.k.a.: psych rock with modern production and catchy, funky pop appeal. The bass is high in the mix, giving it a bit of a Tame Impala vibe. And I guess that’s another thing about this record and band: these guys seem very aware of sounds and sonic tropes. There’s a waffling guitar sound that erupts in the break of the first track that sounds a lot like a classic late-game saxophone, they have very groovy riffs that jerk about a bunch, they really play with lyrical expectation, outros get reversed, transitions can be both smooth and choppy, etc. They certainly try a lot of different things here within their relatively tame psychedelic pop rock framework. The last track is actually pretty good (the chorus reminds me of that of “The Operation” on Thinking Fellers’ Strangers From the Universe)—it’s probably the pinnacle of their pop appeal.

Ultimately, these songs seem kind of vaguely catchy and memorable, even if they employ that faux-funkiness that I hate in so many trendy new neo-psych records, so I guess only time will tell if I continue to enjoy this. Will definitely have to relisten later and adjust the score from there. At least it’s short—32 minutes, so relistening will be a quick job.

These guys sound like they’d do a well-received Tiny Desk Concert for NPR.

I quite like the cover.

5+/10

>>71288864
averagely amazing

>>71289181
If by "amazing" you mean terrible but scores points for being innovative, I agree.

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matchup 8!

>Joan of Arc - He's Got the Whole This Land Is Your Land in His Hands
hated this record. when it wasn't offending my earholes it was boring them. occasionally brought up a spiderland-esque groove for half a second but loses it almost immediately.
favorite tracks: grange hex stream, if i had to choose one
2/10 ayaw ko na +

>Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
YEAAAAA BOIIIIIIIIIII! hard hitting lyricism, great noisy production, and all around just a fuckton of fun.
favorite tracks: bring the noise, terminator x to the edge of panic, prophets of rage
8/10 i love this shit -

darklands wins this matchup! thanks to kanzler for participating!

i kinda dislike all of these

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While the concept and lyrics are cool and well executed, this has to be some of the most dull post-rock I've heard.
Is the older version more lo-fi and atmospheric? I'm not feeling this much.

>>71289447
Really? I thought it was pretty emotive and cool for post-rock and shoegaze, even if it was super long

And I don't know? What's the older version?

>>71289492
the reissue was heavily remastered, so that may have contributed some to the lack of atmospherica

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>Lisa Germano - Geek the Girl

Not a huge fan of her voice desu, and I was pretty bored until "Cry Wolf", which I actually enjoyed. Then "...A Psychopath", the next track, played, and I absolutely loved it. Like 10/10 track. It honestly was really unsettling and made me feel uneasy irl, and I love when music does this to me. Other then those two tracks though, this wasn't all that great.

3/5

>>71289204
one of the best electronic albums ever made, fite me

>>71289532
>best electronic albums ever made
Not even in the top 50.

>>71289521
>desu
EMBARRASSING

>>71289582
t b h

>>71289582
n e u f a g

>>71289582
theres nothing wrong with desuing desu

>>71289606
i still love u zane-poo
*nuzzles ur glompwop*

>>71289447
The older one is definitely more lo-fi
my little brother and i still debate whether the remastered is better or not but they each have their pros
I personally enjoy the acapella version of the original and the mixing for Falling From Cloud 9 but the added clarity on tracks from the remix like Waiting to Hit is amazing

It's worth checking out just to see if mixing helps your opinion but i agree with
>>71289492 especially when the original was just recorded with one guitar

>>71289579
bleeps and bloops died after '92, nothing worthwhile was created after that.
All just hacks playing garbage on macbooks

I can now conclusively say this
GP is the second best DG album

>>71289521
It'll probably grow on you desu.

>>71289447
I'm not too inspired to listen to it, the cover just feels a bit trying too hard to be a meme album for free marketing to me

>>71289521
Never seen that Steel Skin record, will check it out.

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>>71289628
>bleeps and bloops died after '92
:| uh huh so what you're saying is you have bad taste? :0 :^0 :^)

>>71289668
don't have bad enough taste to be listening to coil I can tell you that much

>>71289640
THIS IS VIOLENCE NOW!
Do do do dodododo!
Dududu dududu!
Duh duh duh duh duh
dodododod dodododo!

>>71289668
hey did you know they were pedophiles?

>>71289649
If that's the case then whoever was behind the marketing for this album should be fired. This album is notorious for being on RYM lists like, "albums you avoided due to the cover"

It's considered to be a post-rock classic with it's mixing of shoegaze as well. I'd say that's plenty of reasons to listen to it

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>>71289628
>bleeps and bloops died after '92, nothing worthwhile was created after that.
(pic very fucking related)

>>71289755
what about arca

>>71289717
That entire era of 1980s British industrial was soaked in depravity.

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>>71289628
Hmmm

>>71289640
u mean the best

>>71289640
no complaints here.
>>71289628
>bleeps and bloops died after '92, nothing worthwhile was created after that.
hahahahahaha
HAHAHAHAHAH

>>71289532
how when you cant even dance to it
>>71289628
how when nothing from around or before that time even had a proper hard drop

>>71289770
you realize the vid you're thinking about was created long after shock value was.

>>71289770
disgusting. i can't sit in my house and listen to music made by this kind of people

>>71289769
>>71289755
Ryoji Ikeda too

>>71289628
srsly tho good meme desu.

>>71289492
>>71289619
Yeah I was listening to the 2017 remaster. I got about halfway in and decided I had enough for the day. I'll probably revisit it though, maybe I'll check out the old version.

>>71289649
it's not really a meme album, it was ignored forever because of the cover actually lol

>>71289755
speaking of hacks

boring "lo-fi" sample crap
onoeohhhoetricks

>>71289791
>i can't sit in my house and listen to music made by this kind of people
Mozart enjoyed fingering his own butthole. Your point?

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>>71289798
>replica
>lo-fi

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shamepai please give me an EP

if you don't in this thread i'm just moving yamir on

>>71289809
theres nothing wrong with fingering your own butthole

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>>71289798
>lo fi

>>71289819
>>71289798
I can't wait for the day house artists start sampling washington phillips
that's tolerable lo-fi enough for me

>>71289809
are you retarded?

>>71285586
>shells
THAT'S EVEN WORSE

the word is Deck
the wooden part is the deck

>>71289855
Outsider house album based on old gospel/sacred harp/etc. when

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>>71289772
nice job showing off your bad taste, here's the correct picture
>>71289782
>how when you cant even dance to it
it's an intellectual composition

>>71289880
it's called the boat. the wheels are called the water.
>>71289926
i feel like this isn't the real triangle at this point lmao.

>>71289926
who hurt you

>>71289926
So rock and jazz haven't been good since the 60s, blues hasn't been good since the 30s and electronic music hasn't been good since the 90s.

So what music is still good?

>>71289811
>>71289851
can't deny it's a proto-vaporshit tumblr meme

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>>71289901
Not soon enough

>>71289855
>>71289901
i have absolutely no clue how to produce electronic music but i'll do this

>>71289926
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>71289975
>So what music is still good?
Chutney-Soca
>>71289940
check the trip brotha

>>71289825
:^) okay

>>71289867
Ouch my feelings :(

>>71289984
>>71290027
nvm you're good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzfJf4y0SG4

>>71289926
no son you have your priorities backwards
listen and learn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO6EeBCWuzI

>>71289987
>i have absolutely no clue how to produce electronic music but i'll do this
that's exactly the outsider part tho innit?
you're perfect for the job!

>>71288716
geinoh yamashirogumi- ecophony gaia

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>>71290062
unironically though, I gotta get my chutney fix

Speaking of L2E they followed me on insta and their page over the last two days has been cancer:
https://www.instagram.com/lifttoexperience/

>>71289649
>the cover just feels a bit trying too hard to be a meme album for free marketing to me
have you ever seen a southern hip-hop album cover? That's actually the point.

>>71289447
Try the older version, I like that mix better. What would be some less dull post-rock in your opinion? It's a pretty dull genre overall.

>>71289926
holy fuck triangle just stop you're just digging yourself into a shittier taste hole

>>71289986
lmaooooo

>>71290094
o fuck you're right

i'll get right on it

>>71290133
musicbee bois

>>71290173
is whoever runs that account ok

>>71290130
And here we go!

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>>71289986
>that pic

>>71290173
I'm dying looking through their account. Why oh why did they follow you?

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>>71289940
>it's called the boat. the wheels are called the water.
that's a surfboard

>>71289901
what's the point of outsider house music if you have to be indoors to hear the music?

>>71290259
surfboards don't have wheels you idiot

>>71290256
I liked some of their first posts and followed them on a lot of social media. Believe it or not they weren't terrible for the first couple weeks. They even liked a couple of my pics.

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What has /daily/ been listening to this past week?

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>>71290306
whitney- light upon the lake
kendrick lamar
sshx mixtape
minor threat
pic related

>>71290306
Have you heard Heart Made of Stone by Viceroys? Heard it at a dub night a few weeks ago and asked the DJ cause I enjoyed it so much, Sly and Robbie on production, seemingly samples a duck to great effect, only album version I've heard is a pretty bland easy listening kinda version but the original is great dub imo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvQvqKRS9EY

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>>71290306
>>71290402
oh and

>>71290402
cool shit, deep cut

>tfw no dub night around me

>>71290306
Playero 37
Luxury Problems
thats about it desu

>>71289975
>So what music is still good?
I've been searching for that answer for so long...

>>71290306
mostly i couldn't stop listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VansYC7Si0
it's the best militantly atheist song there is, prove me wrong

>>71290430
ahh i saw you in the collage thread yesterday

>>71290508
>prove me wrong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk41Gbjljfo
that was easy

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>>71290306
i had to remake this damn chart because last.fm really doesn't like how i tag music

and hmm i should relisten to darkness on the edge of town

>The middle guy on the LTE cover is a hunk now

wtf

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>Steel an' Skin - Reggae is Here Once Again

God damn you guys chose some really good stuff, i'm giving out so many good ratings lately. I don't know how this has as few listens as it does. Very tropical feel-good reggae, the drums were amazing and I loved the female vocals too.

4.5/5

4.5/5

>>71290437
where are you at? I'm in Bristol (UK) right now which must have the highest dub/reggae night to human ratio in the western world, it's all over the place

>>71290561
What did you think of Afrika Obota? I downloaded a version of either that or Nandipo and really loved the first track but the tags were completely fucked/several other things seemed awry with the files so I put off listening to the rest of it until I can be bothered to work out what's going on with it

Omg RYM is the best thing ever
I can't stop

>>71290551
p nice tbf

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The Damned - Damned Damned Damned (1977)
>punk rock

Damned fun album. 1977 has it's fair share of watershed punk albums that all represented very different forms of the genre (Pink Flag and Marquee Moon with art punk, Talking Heads 77 with new wave, The Clash with pop and reggae, Never Mind the Bollocks with the image) and The Damned definitely represent the lo-fi, guttural, straightforward garage rock-influenced side of punk. It's very simple, very meatheaded, and with some pretty garish, out of place rockabilly/blues-influenced tracks, but you'd be hard pressed to find a more exhilrating, enjoyable, fun thirty minutes.

3.0+

Something my friend did, and he really would like some feedback.. I honestly enjoyed it. Any feedback greatly appreciated

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_TFWtRtTifQT0luWE5sYjhPUGc/view

>>71290643
Virginia, there's actually a pretty big reggae scene around here, but it's mostly just roots stuff. nobody except music geeks dig dub around here.
All we got is bluegrass night.

>>71290637
woo! i had a pretty similar reaction when i first heard it, such a fucking great comp.

>>71290643
the first track is AMAZING and the next couple songs are pretty great as well, but it loses it's footing after a while. i love the first track because of how natural it is and the later tracks seem kinda forced and overly synthetic. still a good album though.

>>71290682
damn...

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I haven't listened to an album in 5 days :(
I'm back into study-my-ass-off mode so I'll take any minimal (loosely) album recs.

>>71289521
The trick is to hate yourself and use this album to release emotional stress.

>>71289532
II is great, but '71 is the definition of average.

>>71289975
>So what music is still good?
Not a whole fukin lot

>>71290880
Elpmas by Moondog

>>71290880
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0_%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7%D0%BC%D0%B0/%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%B4%D1%96%D1%8F_%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0/

>>71290880
>The trick is to hate yourself and use this album to release emotional stress.

Usually Xiu Xiu/ Daniel Johnston works for me

>>71290916
>Spoken Word
Should've said no lyrics, but then again if I wanted a fuckin fish's opinion I would have got my rod and lure and went down to the lake.

>>71290931
I'll give it a try.

>>71289521
>Not a huge fan of her voice desu
it fits the 'young unconfident naive girl' mood of her music well

>>71290971
I was waiting for you to get triggered at that :^)

Cluster review tomorrow. There's a whole lot of score stating, not enough opinion sharing here.

Smh desu senpai.

>>71290971
It does but I'm not sure if I like that mood

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i'll just start this while waiting for shamepai

toe - The Book About My Idle Plot on a Vague Anxiety (2005)
>post-rock, math rock

The instrumental performances are all great, especially the drumming, but this is really just pretty instrumental music with little real depth. It's done very well, definitely, and it's an enjoyable listen, but it's lacking much of anything beyond it's performances. The drumming serves as more of a crutch than anything. The guitar parts are all nicely melodic, but they all blend together with little variation between tracks. The drumming is the real star of the show and I think that's mostly because the rest of the band really has nothing new to bring to the table. Some sparse sound manipulation breaks up the monotony here and there, and while it's nothing incredible, it's very subtle and non-obvious, and as weird as this sounds I have to commend it for making me think my headphones were fucked up. Decent stuff but nothing I'd go insane over.

2.5

>>71290373
How's that Whitney album?

>>71290402
No, never heard it! I'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to dub but I'm definitely interested in checking some more stuff out. Thanks dude!

>>71290430
Dig everything I recognize on here

>>71290561
Good shit, I love that Charizma album in particular. Also that Bruce album is worth another chance, it's still growing on me

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>>71291081
do my rec next

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>>71291081
Do mine!

>>71291081
do mine last

>>71291131
>How's that Whitney album?
everyone says it's boring but I think the melodies are exceptional. 4/5, reminiscent of abbey road and comfycore a la baddest beams/twee pop

>>71291225
also has a pretty Elephant 6 sounding horn section

>>71291176
already doing sad sappy sucker rn but sure

>>71291185
sure

>>71291211
i mean sure okay

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Why do Americans say like in every sentence?

>>71291415
say what?

>>71291415
where did u get this pic of me

>>71291432
My mom used to use them to make quiche and frittata. They're good but I'm not sure if they're worth the price.

>>71291368
>already doing sad sappy sucker rn but sure
wait then, gotta space out that isaac brock material

>>71291415
Because they like the word.

>>71291415
New Englanders*

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I am procrastinating at a time when it is NOT OK

what are you listening to right now, /daily/?

i've been neglecting black pus for a while, and that's not right. black pus is so good.

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>>71289209
yeaaa boiii, i've never been more sure of my rec winning, knew you'd love it

will give a new one in a bit

>>71289926
i don't get basic channel either dont listen to these fools baby

>>71290306
pic

>>71290682
yeah Damned Damned Damned is great, check out Machine Gun Etiquette, not quite as good like but worth a listen.

>>71291659
>I am procrastinating at a time when it is NOT OK
we are kin as of now

>listening
Dugan Nash

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>>71291659
screw

>>71291225
Sweet, I'm already adding it to my next chart

>>71291660
Oh man this is a dope chart dude, great taste. Love those hip-hop picks in particular. Is that Wilson Pickett album worth a listen btw?

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>>71291759
>>I am procrastinating at a time when it is NOT OK
>we are kin as of now
I hate working on a computer, it's so hard not to tab over

>>71291659
Listening to Age of Adz for the first time, giving me the same feeling his other stuff has given me so far but i'm interested to hear the 25 minute finisher.

What's Black Pus like?

>>71291659
On a big Six Organs of Admittance kick. Trying to get the new album but from RYM and slsk it seems like exactly zero people have heard it

>>71291791
thanks man, forgot to say your chart is looking good too, I need to listen to that Sonny Sharrock already. And i'd say so if you're a big fan of the Stax sound, it's pretty fun and there's a couple of great tracks but it's probably not gonna blow you away.

>>71291768
good taste. everyone, this is what a patrician looks like

>>71291791
cool! i'll watch for your review :)

>>71291827
still havent heard age of adz
>What's Black Pus like?
lightning bolt, but with more noise and without the responsibility and restraint
plus free on bandcamp for early releases
>>71291895
couldnt into, should revisit. good style.

>>71291979
haven't listened to Lightning Bolt yet either actually, gonna give both a listen soon

>>71291791
been relistening to Wilson Pickett now, think I'd change my rec to definitely, think I might have been a bit harsh first time round because he's not Otis Redding but it's still good shit. Definitely 7/10 rather than the 6/10 I gave it initially I think.

>>71291979
dont even trip bud i love me some screw

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>>71292145
sure did a lot of thinking there

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>>71292183
>dont even trip bud
I aint trippin, I love screw, too
pic related

>>71292145
get into them if you are about noise rock at all

>>71292303
what should I go for first, Wonderful Rainbow?

>>71291538
fair enough, i'll listen to zane's rec next then.

>>71291660
absolutely! it looks real cool.

>>71292303
>the dirty three
>the

>>71291950
>>71292145
Thanks dude, glad you've been enjoying the chart. Got a bit behind recently but I'm for sure finishing it up tomorrow!

Also, I'm gonna add that to my list, it looks like it's my style

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>>71292303
boy thats not enough screw
https://mega.nz/#F!dFMnGKpA!qi5dzMaWXnqTX5OoZaehvQ
get more screw

>>71292331
that's a good one. my favorites are probably Fanstasy Empire (their most recent and most cleanly produced), and their self-titled record (their very first and most horribly produced).

>>71292372
that's how I got it, I need to change that

>>71292394
are the tags all fucked up though? I hate not having the tracks in the right order, and not having the original artist names too.

>>71284756
Oh I thought you were the trip cunt, sorry m9
>>71288604
Well I'm not doing a 1-1 cover though...

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Curious as to what everyone else's looks like. I'm surprised at how few 80's albums I have rated, lol. (RYM profile > user stats > ratings by decade)

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Modest Mouse - Sad Sappy Sucker (2001)
>lo-fi indie, indie rock, indie pop

I totally get the Thinking Fellers comparisons, a lot of the shorter tracks on here with accordions and weird ambient sounds are very Feller Filler-esque, but not nearly as memorable and not as necessary to the flow and structure of the album. Feller Filler compliments the more structured tracks, these filler pieces kinda take away from the actual songs. The half baked song ideas that show up on the much shorter tracks are pretty lousy as well, they seem like they absolutely could develop into a wonderful track, but as soon as they present their good ideas, they go away. The actual songs, on the other hand, are total early Modest Mouse goodness. The best, most structured tracks are placed on the first half of the album, which makes the second half looks /really/ bad in comparison, but tracks like "It Always Rains on a Picnic" and "Every Penny Fed Car" wouldn't be out of place on Long Drive or Interstate 8. The instrumental work isn't quite as revelatory as it is on an album like The Lonesome Crowded West, but these guys were my age when they recorded these tracks, so who am I to fault him? It very much has the markings of a very, very early debut album. Unstructured, messy, sloppy, and really poorly sequenced, but with some absolute diamonds in the rough.

2.5+

and fuck those chord organ tracks sound just like daniel johnston

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>>71292722
Jazz is a hell of a drug

>>71292749
(don't actually do mine last)

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>>71292722
Huh, forgot you could look at this

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>>71292722
>1970
oh god I'm a dadrocker brb kill self

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>>71292722
I thought I'd be predominately 80s given that I'm a post-punk/minimal wave/coldwave fuccboi. I'm a bit surprised by how much 90s I have as well, though that's when most of my Ukraine meme albums released.

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>>71292722

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>>71292722
i have no 0.5s from the '50s, huh.

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>>71292722
Apparently i'm 60s > 70s > 90s > 00s > 50s > 80s > 10s

>Find an older album
>Jim O'Rourke is somehow related to its modern release

wtf why does this happen so much

>>71293493
he gets around, man

>>71293493
>wtf why does this happen so much
>>71293548
>he gets around

EXACTLY what stick said. O'Rourke get bugged driving up and down the same old strip, he's gotta find a new place where the kids are hip

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>>71288374
I think it's funny that they have to put this shit on national socialist stuff but not on other controversial topics such as rape and murder