/daily/ - Daily music discussion (I guess)

Classic themed /daily/ thread

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>>71324995
anyone else think his hat looks like a brain?

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third for: this is an indisputable modern classic, on top of being 10/10

>>71325181
m8 that is trash m8

Fish can you reshare Night Cruising? Your archive mega link is a bunch of cda shortcuts rather than the actual record.

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>>71325181
same

https://2-0-1-7.bandcamp.com/album/8-617opensources-viavegaspro-13
first release in a new collective thing i'm in. weird drony stuff.

>>71325157
>tfw two intelligent 4 white people classical

>>71325217
haha holy shit you're right I didn't realize that. Fortunately the only thing lost is the Plasma Mix, which isn't really that good anyways.

Unfortunately all of my Fishmans shit is 1500 miles away. I won't be able to up it til April, but if you remind me I sure will.

If you find any more mistakes in my rips lemme know.

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>>71325345
Daily reminder the book is better

>>71325367
lol'd out loud

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We should do a scheduled plug watch-along of this sometime if y'all would be willing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwCUmjFEiyw&t

>>71325345
can we have ONE FUCKING THREAD without fishmans talk jesus FUUUUUUCK!!

ONE
FUCKIN
THREAD

>>71325683
i've always hatede you

>>71325683
:( I am sorry I just thought y'all would like it

>>71325654
watching this removes the mysticism a bit for me

>>71325220
obviously. creating novel art is one thing, but creating a new cliché that's the lighting-strike-twice kinda thing yfm?
well i guess Lopatin did the former, Vektroid the latter. she#s the Attack Attack! of vaporwave lmao

>>71325201
thats a LIE
and who said trash can't be great huh?

>>71325181
Damn, that's a very good opinion (though 10/10 is pushing it)

>>71324995
>OP pic is watered down jazz for people who can't into understanding technique/improvisation and their progression
Poseur detected

>>71325181
>thinks generic house music but with le spooky gimmick is a 10/10
Poseur detected

>>71325345
>claims to be a Fishmans fan
>all Fishmans stuff is 1500 miles away
Poseur detected

>>71325367
>talking about a goddamn book instead of music
Poseur detected

>>71325683
>doesn't like discussion about music
>probably wants others to felate his shitty Scaruffi-drone taste
Poseur detected

>>71325855
>doesn't care about the actual music, only cares about muh mystical image
Poseur detected

>>71325963
>circlejerking opinions instead of adding anything to discussion
Poseur detected

>>71325963
well tbf you and fisho reminded me of that thing last thread

>>71325982
man yo're masks all the way down

>>71325982
>calls other people poseurs
poseur detected

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itt pleb stories:

>chilling with friends
>put morton feldman's second string quartet
>confront myself and my self (as an ontological historical entity) with the mirror of atonality (as a mirror is not an empathic but a reflexive entity, alien to the space and time it reflects and only existing by itself in relation to the other) and realize the boundaries of human thought, comprehension and consciousness
>reach rational ecstasy
>pleb friend gets up and says "what is this silence shit, lmao, put some nirvana"
>get angry at their rockist subaltern consumption conditioned by the structures of power of the imperialist white economies, but contain it
>calm myself down by remembering quotes from finnegans wake, my favorite book since i was a teenager
>mfw can't express myself because i'm a spectator in the society of spectacle

"It is not the slumber of reason which engenders monsters, but vigilant and insomniac rationality. - Gilles Deleuze" - ~Astigmata

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Hey again, haven't been listening to much music but I'm still chewing through this chart. What's next?

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

My Music: https://erictaxxon.bandcamp.com/ (my latest album is vaporwave but the other albums aren't)

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>>71326061
>mfw this pleb has probably never watched a film by 佐藤寿保 [Hisayasu Sato], Rafael Corkidi, 小川紳介 [Shinsuke Ogawa], Alain Fleischer, Bill Gunn, 吴文光 [Wu Wenguang], András Jeles or Franco Brocani

>>71326109
Do you like all music? :)

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>>71326136
Nice entry level stuff, but this is what a real list looks like:

FLICKS
1. Shining (Kubrick, 1980)
2. 一代宗師 / 一代宗师 (Kar-Wai, 2013)
3. L'inhumaine (L'herbier, 1924)
4. [달은 해가 꾼는 꿈] 예고편 (Park, 1992)
5. بادکنک سفيد (Panahi, 1995)

MOVIES
1. The Godfather, Part III (F. Coppola, 1990)
2. Á bout de souffle (Godard, 1960)
3. And a Little Kid Shall Lead Them (Griffith, 1909)
4. Kindsköpfe (Dugan, 2010)
5. Fear & Desire (Kubrick, 1953)

FILMS
1. Höstsonaten (Bergman, 1978)
2. Hets (Sjöberg, 1944)
3. The Birth of a Nation (Griffith, 1915)
4. 十二生肖 (Chan, 2012)
5. IIIIIIIIIIIIIII1891091718191611€€€€&-@ (Sandler, 2016)

CINÉMA
1. Mogambo (Ford, 1953)
2. Lost River (Gosling, 2014)
3. ¿Quién me quiere a mí? (Sáenz de Heredia/ Buñuel, 1936)
4. Eyes Wide Shut (Kubrick, 1999)
5. Der Student von Prag (Rye/ Wegener, 1913)

KINO
1. Berlin — Die Sinfonie der Großstadt (Ruttman, 1927)
2. Pauvre Pierrot (Reynaud, 1892)
3. Mauvais Garçons (1995, Bay)
4. Avatar (Cameron, 2009)
5. 劇場版ポケットモンスター ミュウツーの逆襲 (Yuyama, 1998)

ABSOLUTE KINOGRAPHY
1. Interstellar (Nolan, 2014)
2. L'ascension du chevalier noir (Nolan, 2012)
3. 01010101 01101110 00100000 01000011 01101000 01101001 01100101 01101110 00100000 01000001 01101110 01100100 01100001 01101100 01101111 01110101 (1928, Luis Buñuel)

>>71326204
Not quite, it's hard for me to dislike music though. I have to get super offended to rate something below a 4

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Going to see Keiji Haino, Merzbow, Afrirampo and Puce Mary all in the same evening in late May. Very happy

>>71325181
pic

>>71326109
mingus ah um
fantasias for guitar and banjo

good stuff

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>Marsh chart done
>realize that there are only US male artists
ewwwww
Doing a POC-female-only chart for this month rn

>>71326291
poor u :(

>>71326287
I'm glad to hear that!

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>>71326323

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

neil cicierega is a genius and the more you listen to his albums the more you appreciate him

>>71326323
>only male artists
you dingus, you left out Cleoma Falcon and Queen Ida
needs more cajun & zydeco anyways

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alright triangle here are my picks

Beck - One Foot in the Grave
Albergo Intergalattico Spaziale - s/t
Mandingo - The Primeval Rhythm of Life
Hiroshi Yoshimura - Wave Notation 1: Music for Nine Post Cards
Tafese Tesfaye - Zemana Getem Derasi
Kazuki Tomokawa - 肉声 (Nikusei)
Tetsu Inoue - World Receiver
The Search Party - Montgomery Chapel
Sheila Chandra - Weaving My Ancestor's Voices
Ryoji Ikeda - +/-
Masekela - Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz
The Harmonys - s/t
Hans Appelqvist - Swimming Pool
Bobby Previte - The 23 Constellations of Joan Miró
Rhythm & Sound - Rhythm & Sound w/ the Artists

so what do ya wanna do with scoring and stuff? like where do you wanna put your scores.

>>71326652
>Ryoji Ikeda - +/-
noice, I've been meaning to listen to this for a while

>so what do ya wanna do with scoring and stuff?
I was thinking we could split the little colored area right above the albums and put them there.
You on the left me on the right?

or we could split the album cover in half and do that.
w/e works

>>71326584
>more cajun
the Essential Guide to Cajun Music is a 3*CD comp: that's more than enough for an introduction (I can barely tolerate trad Blues...); at least I'll understand the lyrics

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>>71326967
>I can barely tolerate trad Blues
REEEEEEEEEEEE

>>71325683
this, i get that yall like fishmans but please

>>71325982
>posts on /daily/
Poseur detected

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>>71326830
yeah that's a good idea

>>71327071
how do you put music on a postcard
also tfw only heard one album on there reeeeee

>>71325901
nvm that's silly

>>71325982
w9 a sec
>actually thinks Witch House has anything to do with House
aww man you fucked up try again next time

>>71326323
ykno that would be interesting, certainly more interesting than muh osdm. do it fgt

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LORDE DROPPED A TEASER https://www.imwaitingforit.com/
song sounds okay ish but it's a 5 second clip so i can't really judge much

also the residents recently dropped another track from their new album, absolute shit again why do i keep listening to them

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>>71325718
>i've always hatede you
LOL

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i want to make a new minichart
what should i put on it?

https://rateyourmusic.com/~sshx
my rym wishlist is useless at this point because i added too much shit to it and now it just stresses me out

>>71327370
women - public strain

>>71327224
sounds very good, I loved pure heroine so much

>>71327224
Oh nice, I really liked her debute

>>71326291
that's quite the lineup, hope you have fun

>>71327370
Lijadu Sisters - Mother Africa
Pastor TL Barrett - Like a Ship (Without a Sail)
Tubby Hayes - Mexican Green

>>71327037
my b I will no longer try discussing music

>>71327370
more fishmans

dont you just love it when you put an ecm album and its just 40 minutes of solo upright bass?

>>71327370
you will like this

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/sibylle-baier/colour-green/

>>71327499
>>71327510
ribs and a world alone are best songs right

>>71327370
you'd like them more than me >>71308045

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>Beck - One Foot in the Grave
>Lo-fi Indie, Contemporary Folk, Singer/Songwriter
I've always been the type to question Beck's standing as a "folk" artist. His brand of genre-blending alt rock never struck me as particularly folk-y accept for an occasional harmonica.
This record solidifies his legitimacy as a folk artist for me. Anyone who opens an album with a more than decent cover of He's a Mighty Good Leader knows at least some shit about American folk music. And it's the folk & blues tracks on that I find myself appreciating the most on this record. His finger picking technique is solid, not perfect, but that doesn't really matter cause he plays with personality. I can hear a lot of John Hurt in his play style. Songs like Hollow Leg and I've Seen the Land Beyond make me long for an alternate reality where Beck became a country blues musician.
The rest of the album is a bit all over the place.
It's got the dry, sparse, lo-fi production style of a lot of early indie records I enjoy. The record is a little half-baked and scatterbrained however. It really does sound more like a collection of basement demos rather than fully fleshed out songs.Not to say there isn't a certain charm to that. There are a handful of memorable moments, like Asshole, which sounds like an Elliott Smith B-side. But a lot of this record feels unrealized in it's potential.

2

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>>71327571
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/sibylle-baier/colour-green/
lol i have heard this and like it, so good prediction
>>71327551
>>71327535
>>71327389
thx

>>71327571
Best is buzzcut season
Worst is teams, the beat is mixed so loud and it sounds like they're murdering somebody

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Woolite recs:

James Brown - Hot Pants (1971)
>funk

It's the Godfather, come on, it's bound to be good. The b-side isn't nearly as good as the a-side with a tendency to gravitate towards softer, less funky territory, but the a-side is mint and even bad James Brown is still decent. "Blues & Pants" is a wonder, a ten-minute long jam that never lets up, and "Can't Stand It" is a bit of a weirder entry in Brown's catalogue, but still a fucking corker of a tune in its own right. These tracks, plus an RYM review, really make me realize how close in style Brown's funk era was to Fela Kuti and so far removed from other American funk and soul artists. Long, repetitive jams with an emphasis on the groove and a complete eschewing of traditional hooks and songwriting. It's such a damn cool style, and the tracks on the b-side that stray from this approach suffer and lose the spark that makes Brown's music so special. All in all, still a very solid record.

3.0-

stick recs:

Tony Conrad - Slapping Pythagoras (1995)
>minimalism, drone

Conrad's first album since his foray's with La Monte Young and Faust in the '60s and '70s is a wonderful take on modern drone that never loses the very primitive approach to drone Conrad had when he was first starting out. It's violin-based drone, which is definitely a big early drone characteristic, and while the instrument often becomes overwhelmingly screechy and abrasive in the hands of Conrad (especially on the first track here), it adds a very homely, earthy layer to the walls of sound created here. O'Rourke's influence definitely adds a lot to the moderninity of the pieces here, and while the first track might be a bit too abrasive and screechy for my tastes, the massive sound of the record is great, as is the second track.

3.0

stick moves on!

>>71327673
-_-

>>71327906
>>71327635
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJhpYPECs40
i posted before i updated thread
looks like something id be into, thx

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>>71328047
^_^

>>71328066
:D

>>71327837
Glad you dug the Brown album, it's definitely one of my recent favorites. Cool to hear you pick up on the Kuti influence too, it's definitely something I noticed on my first listen.

Do the Cardiacs album soon, I wanna see if you like prog more than James Brown

I want to hear a music, but I can't decide which one :/

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>>71328288
then why not all of them

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Is reggae allowed? This is pretty fucking good

>>71327551
>I will no longer try discussing music
best day ever

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Beck - One Foot in the Grave (1994)
>lo-fi indie, contemporary folk, acoustic rock, singer/songwriter

It's really cool that Beck was able to put out something like this after "Loser" skyrocketed him to popularity, but it's really not all that great of an album. Tuneless Beck has never settled with me well, he's got a lot of experimental ideas but he always executed them really poorly, and the noisy, ultra lo-fi folk tunes on here are no different. While these tracks take up about half the album, the more structured songs on here are quite nice. He does "He's A Mighty Good Leader" very well (I've gotta echo triangle, just imagine if Beck went down this country blues path, it'd be awesome), "Asshole" is a great tune, and the very Beat Happening-esque duet with Calvin Johnson on "I Get Lonesome" is great. Not a great album at all, but it's got some great tracks and a certain charm to it.

2.0+

>>71328326
>Is reggae allowed?
hello friendo :-)

>>71328260
gonna do cardiacs soon, definitely. doing ugly casanova now though.

>>71328353
I'm sorry?

>>71328428
tell me friendo, do you like..... The Congos?

>>71328457
haven't gotten around to heart of the congos, but they seem like lads

>>71328313
I'm glad I have you in my life ^^

>>71325238
seems pretty ironic. what's wrong with sincerity?

>>71327710
i need to relisten to it but i agree teams is not very good

>>71327673
fug

>>71328326
>Is reggae allowed?
only if it's followed by the letters "ton"

>>71328707
digital doesn't mean insincere

>>71328707
Everything :D

>>71328707
what's wrong with ironing?

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I listened to Angles Rig Hook today (not on chart). i loved the concept, but i felt maybe it could've used less talk more music, and also some of the bits weren't as good / not the kind of electronic i like. this made me want to relisten to ass truth, man its so much more fun than when i first listened to it, definitely gonna be one of my favorites this year.

>>71328707
what's wrong with me

>>71328707
what's insincere about irony?

I'm going to bed now
Sorry I couldn't stay longer
See you again tomorrow :)

>>71329027
it's sincerely a mask to guard yourself from criticism, self criticism or from your audience

>>71329279
what's insincere about openly being insincere?

The Fishmans

>>71329576
The Fish Men

>>71329576
i disagree

>>71329753
i agree

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>>71325982
>thing
forced meme

>>71329027
really makes u think huh

>>71329576
suck

>>71328820
well that's definitely not what i said but ok i agree with this statement

>>71325683
Are you feel good?

>>71328707
"seems", a-ha. what's with the loaded question?

AOTY update: this one.
pedicurerecords.bandcamp.com/album/pd047-hi-2

>>71330098
It seemed pretty ironic and it seemed pretty insincere. What's the problem?

About to trigger some people with this Bad Timing rating

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>>71330402
BOY

DON'T DO IT

>>71330362
you just don't know though so what's the point

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>>71330420
i bout to do it

WHY CANT I ENJOY PRIMITIVISM

>>71330402
>>71330456
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>71330362
i don't get how it's insincere. i get uninspired or shit like that. idk how it came off as ironic.

>>71330456
>WHY CANT I ENJOY PRIMITIVISM
Stop trying, or try harder. Both work.

Favorite primitivism review ever:

>John Fahey - Fare Forward Voyages (Soldier's Choice)
"I kept waiting for him to finish tuning his guitar but it never happened."

>>71330471
for some reason this post made me laugh out loud

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Dopethrone was solid, had more variance than I expected, but it just didn't click with me. still highly enjoyable, i'd be stoked to hear it again

>>71325683
for real. let's have a change of pace, maybe we ought to discuss Jens Lekman or Sondre Lerche

>>71326652
>The Harmonys - s/t
this makes me very happy
though it's actually called "Cats Are My Friends", despite the erroneous RYM page

>>71327370
whitney- light upon the lake
lambchop- is a woman
anna gardeck- bondage women
the devil makes three- s/t (because why not, I wanna see what someone else thinks of it)

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nyar recs:

Ugly Casanova - Sharpen Your Teeth (2002)
>indie rock

The first album that really shows off Brock's interest in pop, and it hurts. It's definitely a transitional album between The Moon & Antarctica and Good News, with the spaceiness of the former and the crazy vocals of the latter, but taken on it's own it's a disappointing album at best. I've never liked Brock's Tom Waits-esque seadog vocals, the spacey elements fit poorly, and the whole thing just seems really overly poppy and not memorable at all. The alt-country/folk tracks are quite good, though, but they're often put to the side in order to give Brock's new sound a chance to shine. In many ways, this was the beginning of the end for Brock, but there are still some decent tracks here.

2.0+

Nyar still moves on, though, because come on!

>>71330485
>"I kept waiting for him to finish tuning his guitar but it never happened."
yeah even i can't deny how funny that is

>>71330487
i'm here all week folks

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Genetics and Windsurfing - Streaming Audio Continuum
>Noise, Glitch, Vaporwave?, Instrumental Hip-hop

One of those deals where the melody and rhythm are so fuzzed and maxed out that they have to be ducked whenever the even-more-fuzzed bass rolls through. It can be a trippy effect when executed correctly, and it’s executed well enough here. The songs have a tendency to settle into hip-hop-like swaggering grooves. With a little more bite and internal consistency (a bunch of songs will shift to a different beat mid-track instead of returning to the original theme), I could see XXXtentacion rapping over a few of these beats. I also enjoyed the glitchy aspect of these.

“No Geometry Nature” in particular had some fun voices “bop”ing a bunch and the glitchy noise, chiptune flashes (what could be a one second sample of the first notes of the Sonic theme actually), and fuzzed out musique concrète that really bring it to another level (pun kind of intended). Actually, “No Geometry Nature” is kind of emblematic of the album as a whole, as all of these features crop up elsewhere in the album, with varying intensities. Although, “Isaac Newton” and “Prototype” do dive into more hard-hitting techno-based glitch work, with some promising results. “? BPM” is seemingly the conclusion to this glitchy techno style, and it’s almost footwork, tbf.

Interesting post-internet noise experiments here—some successful, some a bit lackluster.

6+/10


And I think I got a little too hyped on Jefre Cantu-Ledesma—going to be dropping a bunch of those ratings a + or - or so. They're not as engaging after multiple listens

>>71330702
alright, that's what i thought.

also >>71330754

>>71330765
noice. glad you enjoyed it a fair bit!

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>Yves Tumor - Serpent Music

Some cool sounds throughout, but overall no big enjoyable tracks. Very incohesive. Tries a little too hard to be experimental

2.5/5

>Jim O'Rourke - Bad Timing

I should just stop trying with american primitivism, I just don't get it or something. The droney parts were cool and the parts where there was more instrumentation then just him plucking at his guitar were also nice (the last half of Bad Timing wasn't focused on his guitar and I really liked it, the horns in Happy Trails were very very nice, the piano in 94 the Long Way made me smile).. but I just really don't like that twang-y guitar sound by itself. Fortunately, these great moments were long enough to make this thing overall enjoyable. I was worried after listening to 5 minutes of straight guitar in the first track that this would be the what the whole album was like, but thankfully it wasn't; I really didn't want to give this a 2/5 or something.

3.5/5

avocado emoji praying emoji praying emoji firetruck emoji

>>71330754
damn, a harsher review than I expected!
give it a little time. it took me a while to let that one sink in- i'm still trying to wrap my head around it- and i'm a huge modest mouse fanatic.

new rec:

lee morgan- the cooker
or
soul coughing- el oso
>i'm here all week folks
you're here forever

Rec me songs you like to dance to because I want to dance

>>71330864
have a mix
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/djmix/baby-zionov/the-mango-data/

>>71330765
Would you recommend any Jefre Cantu-Ledesma if I loved Love's Refrain but found the rest average on In Summer?

>>71330864
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IVX-nwO3xQ&t=72s

>>71330864
https://soundcloud.com/northernspyrecs/05-xe

>>71330816
>3.5/5
>controversial
fucking scaremonger

>>71330816
>Yves Tumor - Serpent Music
why did i just learn this is the same guy as Teams and the other half of the James Ferraro Bodyguard project? It seemed like publications tried to pin him as a new up and coming artist when hes been active and known for years in the slightly off kilter internet dance / beat music circles?

>>71330816
>3.5/5
i retract my "REEEEEE"
the poppy elements of Bad Timing are what got me into primitivism, which is why I think it's a perfect primer on the genre. sorry you can't get into the genre, but i'm glad you liked bad timing.

>>71330845
i'll definitely have it on rotation, some killer tracks on it. and i'll take the cooker.

>you're here forever
>tfw i've almost been on /daily/ for three years

>>71330956
to be fair, ferraro himself is still technically "up and coming" by the media's standards.

>>71330933
when I posted that I thought it was going to end up being a 2
>>71330971
sorry to scare you brother

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All my friends keep distancing themselves from me

>>71327710
Relistening to it right now, youre absolutely correct. Man this is so much better than i remember

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>>71330971
>>tfw i've almost been on /daily/ for three years
3 for me this october

>>71330971
>tfw i've almost been on /daily/ for three years
it's been a fun ride desu. probably the least shit full on music community i've ever talked in.

>>71331022
quite alright, i'm just glad you liked it.

>>71331061
/oldbois/ unite

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My earbuds broke, welp now i dont have anything to listen to music on in public

>>71330971
>tfw i've almost been on /daily/ for three years
How did you make it this far

>>71331104
>music community
I would've liked to have been around for that

>>71331147
whatever this is. shitpost friends.

>>71331147
Just play it through your phone speakers like everyone else in the Caribbean

>>71331104
without a doubt, i'm shocked it's managed to go on for so long.

>>71331147
>How did you make it this far
well now if i didn't do it i'd probably have a panic attack because at this point doing write-ups are just ingrained in me

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>>71331124
>/oldbois/ unite
we out here
post classic /daily/ memes

>>71331190
fucking lol

>>71330816
>3.5/5
>pan
I gave it a 6 first time around and I've since changed it to a 9. Don't give up on the genre yet. Have you heard Basho? That's what got me into the genre.

>>71330971
I've been on /daily/ for only a a little over a year, which is hard to believe.

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Wow, fucking two-parter for a 7 minute release, wth

Various Artists - Hiroshima Field Recordings
>Speeches, Interviews, Field Recordings

I have a complicated relationship with things like this. Things like this artistic object, which really engage audiences and force questions about art. I love it because it’s cool that people can discuss this, but I hate it because those pieces, the readymades, the Buyers Markets, the performance art acts—really feel like “””lazy””” art.

Hiroshima Field Recordings is a 7-minute, 7 track release by the illusory American Institute of Sonorical Research containing, in this order: a one minute speech by Harry Truman on retaliating against Japan with atomic bombs, one minute of civil defense siren, the sound of the planes dropping the bomb for forty three seconds, one minute and twenty four seconds of the bomb detonating (which is silent for a minute before what sounds like a gunshot goes off followed by low wind rumbling), perhaps a recording of the sea for thirty seconds, one minute and thirty five seconds of providing an overview of the “atomic bomb project”, then a minute-long interview of a Japanese survivor.

>cont.

>cont.

Now, this is a rather clinical overview of this little document. Deconstructed, it seems kind of pathetic. And it is. In that way, it's awfully cheap. However, like all discussion-provoking artistic objects, it does have an element of aesthetic taste involved, and some decent emotional impact. The way the clips all cut short is really curiously effective, especially how the thundering of aircraft on “Drop” is cut off by the silence of “Detonation”, a recording of the bomb from the ground (you can hear the rustling of the grass and chirping of crickets before it hits). It also beautifully juxtaposes the “Interview (with the Enola Gay Crew”—where an officer is talking about the tremendous achievement and all the credit that is due to the US and US scientists and military—with a “Speech (by a Japanese Survivor)” pleading for the bomb to never be used again.

But is it in good taste? Is it “lazy” art? The 7-minute length, bandcamp release, and apparently imaginary American Institute of Sonorical Research really beg those questions.

I think I’d really appreciate something like this if it were a little longer, but I’m glad I listened to it. In my opinion, it boils down such a huge event, such an impassively massive karmic whirlwind, into too small a monument. But arguments could also be made that brevity is important—too large an artistic statement might carry too much of the artist’s ego? I dunno. I could argue back and forth with myself on this for hours.

I’m tentatively going with a 7. I gave the same to that Cat Chamber Demo release for the same reasons: because I enjoy the release, and more importantly, I enjoy the discussion it begets.

7/10

>>71331190
Us Caribbeans have started buying headphones, don't worry. It's still a common sight to see someone listening to maluma with their phone speakers on their ear, though.

>>71331307
Classic daily memes are so much better (except owls)

>>71331309
You do seem like an oldfag in these threads desu

>>71331336
>and apparently imaginary American Institute of Sonorical Research
They're not a real institute? Shit i hope these really are public domain recordings though, might have kinda used them...

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FREE JAZZ by Coleman was a little too defocused for me. I get that's the point but I still struggled a bit. I would have liked the interplay between performers to be more apparent, but I suppose i'll have to develop an ear for that.

WHAT NEXT?

(also lowered carrie & lowell sccore- only a couple of really good songs)

>>71331307
aqam was the original guy who ruined fuckin everything rip in piece jackass

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>>71331390
>Classic daily memes are so much better (except owls)
>(except owls)

fuck off

>>71331310
>>71331336
https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/thread/S63750310#p63752842

I was gonna say "ya know this is fake right" at first but you seem to be on to that lmao.

>>71331390
honestly, I think that's the way I'm seen too, but truth is I've been here a third as long as nyar, bear, and nat.

Ol' /daily/ memes INCLUDING OWLS!!!!! are the best. Haven't heard someone drop an
E L E V E N
L
E
V
E
N
in a while tho

>>71330971
>i've almost been on /daily/ for three years
damn, true veteran

it was 2 years for me this past december

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>>71331336
I should've used this for the pic in the second half of the review

>>71331390
Yeah Google only brings up that bandcamp with that one release

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>>71331477
Have I been taken for a ruse cruise?

I wonder how much effort actually went in to finding those recordings, or if any of them are actually real

>>71331477
>Haven't heard someone drop an
>E L E V E N
>L
>E
>V
>E
>N
>in a while tho

someone said ELEVEN to me in real life today and I chuckled about the song and then I realized lots of people ITT these days don't know it. must have plug party soon.

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Wow, I've had this rym list for a whole five seconds, and there are already some hot takes in the comments

>>71331554
what a good opinion

>>71331477
Probably because youre a lot more integrated and (detabably) loved by the community than the average trip from the new wave of daily trips

Eleven kinda died, i also havent seen musical abortions mentioned in forever. It seems 98.12.28 is the new album to meme over

>>71331487
I hope i dont get in trouble... this could really fuck me over

>>71331577
>i also havent seen musical abortions mentioned in forever
that's because SDC went to lurking
I tried to rec it for a tourney though

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>>71331601

>>71331626
I miss SDC he made me a really great and funny mix tape one time

>>71331661
i dont know what an sdc is screw made some good tapes though you should listen to screw

>>71331564
really makes u think

>>71331577
its me the internet police ur under arrest for using samples nobody cares about in ur underground hipster bandcamp album

>>71331601
>that's because SDC went to lurking
i noticed, he's easily spottable
I remember him getting really angry one time over musical abortions because he actually hated that album and people kept giving it good ratings

>>71331679
Hey it can happen

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>>71331671
I do listen t o screw
screw is good

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>>71331708
ye

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>>71331661
tfw mixtapes were too high effort to catch on for long

>>71331554
how bout
>art/entertainment/kulturgut divides are wholly unnecessary
>art is good if it's novel

whats cat chamber

>>71331409
What I had to realize is that it's two normal jazz performances that are divided over the two stereo channels and I found focusing on one at a time while still hearing the other really rewarding :)

>>71331732
>tfw mixtapes were too high effort to catch on for long
just make a tiny tourney folks will do it

Wew I fell asleep with my laptop open while doing work for 2 hours, my life is a series of disappointing surprises.

>>71331309
>>71330971
I've been on for a year now, I want my life back.

>>71331661
What's an 's d c' ?

>>71331769
eh i'd rather someone else does it and i make one fi dem

>>71331309
jeez, really? it really does seem like you've been around for longer.

>>71331486
oh 2014 what a year

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>Unwound - Leaves Turn Inside You
Dunno if I'm in a bad mood for listening to music the last couple days but I'm disappointed by Unwound. I don't understand why this album is so hyped up out of all post-hardcore albums. It might be a weird comparison to make but it reminds me of what I dislike about Slowdive, sure the music is good and it does have an 'atmosphere' but it's all so sterile, I don't feel it at all. The slightly dreamy production from Phil Ek works for Built To Spill but not here. Because of this the Slint comparisons seem a bit off, there's just not the same use of dynamics that make for an engaging listen. It feels flat. Still decent tho. 3/5 Steve Albini should have produced.

gonna go to bed now, unwound bois can fight me in the morning

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ill make a mixtape tourney tomorrow i fuckin warned all yall nerds six eight spots i fuck off now ill check tomorrow first eight gets in no funny business

>>71331865
or i could fight you right FUCKINg now

>>71331885
what?
also reserving

>>71331907
i meant eightt my backspace button is broken sorry eight spots

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then again sure maybe it'll catch on for another week

4 peeps gimme a mix of 5-10 songs preferably by different artists, yt playlist or upload a folder idc, tack them together or not idc, style idc

>>71331885
eh i'll still do mine. me tho

>>71331930
reserving

>>71330476
the "2017" collective thing has an album released on it called "emoji salad." just by looking at the cover and the title it seems to be very ironic and similar to the vaporwave aesthetic. idk if you're the guy who made this but if you want to tell me its not ironic then i'll believe you. also it might just be my opinion but vaporwave is inherently ironic and i definitely consider vaporwave artists to be insincere

>>71331981
but what if you sincerely like the vaporwave style and just wanna make something silly like it huh?

>>71331904
u dont wanna pall i listen to real man post-hardcore like drive like jehu i will breacc you

>>71332024
that's an option. i never said it absolutely was insincere or ironic, just that it seemed that way

>>71331981
i mean even though a work deconstructs something, it doesn't make it ironic. an ironic work would be something that's intentionally shitty. this just uses technology as a background for the music. i know the person who made it and i can tell you it's sincere in some form.

>>71331930
ill make one dont you worry its gonna be great

>>71331930
reserving. This'll be fun

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>>71331577
>>71331601
still the /daily/ RYM cover photo and I refuse to change it

>>71331885
>>71331930
not reserving because I always do terribly in these

unless I can just change the name for 98.12.28 and call it a mixtape.

>>71332063
>an ironic work would be something that's intentionally shitty
I never listened to the music so I can't judge the quality of that, but certainly the album art and titles of these albums are meant to be intentionally shitty-looking? maybe the music isn't ironic but the way its presented is

>>71332143
how would that not be terrible

Kind of drunk, watching 2001 with my dad
Have a crush on a girl
She probably dislikes me
Music for later after i swallow these feels
>>71331661
Sdc more like screw dis cunt
I hate him
>>71331626
I might not hate you cuz of this image
>>71331703
You are even easier to spot

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>>71332164
fuck off

FUCK off

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK OOOOOOOOOOOFF

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>71332151
you're confusing ironic for satirical. the end goal of an ironic album is to make something that is mocking in mannerism. the works on there come from a genuine interest in internet culture. the titles are merely there to put ya in the mood. i can't say much more than "it's not ironic" on my end, but that's really all i need to say.

>>71332222
I suppose so. Thank you for clearing that up. also nice get

>>71332254
welcome.
>quads
nice

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Transcore recs:

Cardiacs - A Little Man and a House and the Whole World Window (1988)
>progressive rock, art punk, zolo

Not as ambitious as Sing to God, but altogether more enjoyable and much less spotty. This is a prog album that completely eschews every prog tradition. It doesn't take itself seriously at all, it's drowning in punk and pop influences, and most of its tracks are short and concise. The concise nature of most of these tracks does make for some throwaway tracks, but it also makes sure that most of the tracks are fresh and enjoyable so the album as a whole never gets stale. Very loud, off-the-wall, spastic albums like this generally aren't my forte, but Cardiacs balance their humor and their generally random nature with some damn good songwriting, both from a prog and a pop perspective. Their prog is swirling, complex, and dynamic, while their pop is catchy as hell and ultra-goofy. The pop gets a bit too goofy on occasion, but the prog is always great, and the punk influence is a wonderful touch. I feel like I've been saying this a lot lately, but this is one fucking fun album.

3.0

in a very close match, Transcore moves on!

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>>71332204
>>71332208
y b mad when u could b glad

>>71332337
here is rec
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/autechre/tri_repetae/

What country has the best traditional music?

>>71331930
here ya go
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyG6dxWWVS4&list=PLj5f-KdtNLwaz0rRYgy3kIZ4Tr_nY3VxG

>>71332413
damn are y'all reading my mind? i was just thinking a couple days ago how i wanted to get into autechre and now i've gotten two autechre recs. thanks!

>>71332486
No problem, I saw the last review and how you didn't love it, so I gave you the album that got me into them.

>>71332337
Damn, called it :/

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>>71331930
https://i.slacktunes.tech/Things-They-Say-in-the-Dark-320/

Moody songs about everything. Give it a shot

>>71332486
There's no right way to get into autechre, some will say chronologically but that's kinda arbitrary. There's no real connection between any of their albums, just go at it randomly

>>71332621
Yeah, I'm not a big fan of their first two albums at all, but pretty much everything after that is great. They've got an insane discog.

>>71332537
i was gonna check it out soon no matter what, you mind reader

>>71332617
sorry dude, your album was still rly good.

>>71332621
they definitely do seem like that kind of artist, i went through aphex twin in a very similar way.

>>71332453
>>71332620
aight, first pairing stands

just one more man in pls

>>71332992
>>71332337

>>71332961
I'm giving you incentive to start now, you procrastinator

>>71333035
i can't argue with this lmao it probably would've taken me three months to get on it by myself

>>71333018
yea, dunno yet

's cool that you ended up liking it tho. to me their nervy style always felt like a response to some kind of anxiety rather than "just" fun, especially on that album. well it's mostly the title tracks and the time that i got really into it putting it in that context

>>71333214
i can see that. they were massively anti-Thatcher, no? definitely lotsa unrest in their sound and lyrics.

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okay freewheelin' bob dylan is actually really good, might go thru dylan's main discog like i went thru the byrds'

anyway

I'M FISH recs

Gato - The Third World (1970)
>avant-garde jazz

Latin tinged avant-jazz, really cool stuff. Falls a bit into typical avant-garde jazz territory and doesn't do much to differentiate itself from other albums in the genre when it deviates from it's prominent latin jazz influences, but the tracks that bring in this latin influence are so damn cool. The opening track especially, Barbieri's sax work is immaculate and the way the track builds up from a rather calm latin jazz track into a noisy, out of this world free jazz track is perfect. The other three tracks aren't as good, but they're still very solid in their own ways. Really good album.

3.0+

I'M FISH moves on!

>>71333463
>might go thru dylan's main discog like i went thru the byrds'
do his entire discog. suffer through the shitty gospel and all the bootleg comps for our entertainm

>>71333503
i honestly really kinda want to

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Ay bois, random.org decided my first album for March was Joe Henderson's Inner Urge (1964).

This was kind of a weird album considering its context (recorded 9 days before A Love Supreme, featuring also members from Coltrane's band). The chaotic and frenetic vibes from the first three tracks felt very genuine and natural, Henderson's chemistry with the other instruments flows really well. The other two tracks, while good, felt like a sudden change of pace from the other ones, which distracted me a bit but it didn't feel cheap. Would relisten

Fav track: El Barrio

(And yeah I'm not using numerical scores because I suck at them).

>>71333463
yusss

rec is kind of a gamble, but do Lincoln by They Might Be Giants

>>71333463
>Latin tinged avant-jazz
yo that sounds like Stone Alliance, which is def something you'd appreciate

>>71333619
seriously you guys are all reading my fucking mind i was just thinking that i need to get into TMBG too. thanks!

>>71333695
i listened to that on your rare grooves chart lol. liked it a lot though.

>>71333321
hmm now that you mention i've read v little in the way of interviews with them

>>71332453
+ zammuto
~ the emamouse and jerry paper tracks were kinda interesting too, and i guess the doggo for framing that kinda casual singing as a track
the other three, eh
the structure didnt really work for me either

>>71333823
eh

>>71333796
>i listened to that on your rare grooves chart
yikes, I forgot that was you and not woolite

holy shit, /daily/ is still here

>>71333852
woolite went through a couple, no?

>>71333894
gauss! how've you been?

>>71333463
>freewheelin' bob dylan is actually really good

Yeah, as are his next 4 or 5 albums imo. I'd definitely be curious to see what you think of his music, especially since you have more of a background in blues and such.

>>71333566
>random.org

Had no idea this existed wtf.

Also, nice chart dude. That Billy Woods album is dope, as is the Kate Bush. Interesting points you bring up about Henderson too, because seems to get a lot of flack for being a Coltrane-light, even working with Tyner and Jones on a fair number of his other projects. Check out Page One at some point if you haven't already

>>71333972
>woolite went through a couple, no?
not that I know of :/

>>71332362
I lied
You are my friend
>>71333463
Check out Sunny Murray - s/t
It didn't get María José to like me but you Will like IT

>>71333973
i've listened to a couple. Bringing It All Back Home is the only other true folk album of his I've heard and I wasn't huge on it, but Highway 61 Revisited and Blood on the Tracks are both fuckin' great. Nashville Skyline is also super underrated, I was already a huge fan of the version of "Girl From the North Country" on there and the Freewheelin' version of it might be even better.

>>71333894
hey baby ;)

watchu been up to?

>>71334000
>Check out Sunny Murray - s/t
i will, thanks! real cool cover.

and man you're really into maria jose lol

>>71333972
>>71334043
I've been ok, how about you? I got kinda burnt out on listening to tons of new stuff and gone back to listening to a few favorites along with some normie shit. Been playing a lot of EVE Online too, which tends to take over all my spare time.

I've been listening to some great African records - esp. Noura Mint Seymali and stuff from the Strut label.

What sounds good lately?

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https://www.google.com/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=s5W3WP2fOKWC8Qft85noBA&gws_rd=cr#safe=off&q=national+pig+day&*

What the hecking heck !!!!!!

>>71333981
Sorry dude, I have that saved on my computer but haven't gotten around to it yet :/ Been busy finishing up BHM and this latest chart. Nat goes through charts way better/faster than I do though

>>71334023
Yeah, Dylan might be a bit overhyped but he's got some really good albums. He's become one of my favorites these past few years but I still need to check out a few of his albums honestly

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hm

>>71334023
Think I'm gonna give Dylan another go soon too, relistened to Highway 61 Revisited and realised Desolation Row isn't the only great song on that record

>>71334048
Yeah
Also Sunny Murray
Nice drums
The album The Artist
>>71334091
Hey dude have you listened to Jun Togawa and The Yapoos - Ura Tamahime??????

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Whew, this February backlog was great.

[1/2]

Ospipov State Russian Folk Orchestra - Balalaika Favorites
>Russian Folk Music

I know absolutely nothing about Russian music (or classical/folk music like) but this is kind of what I envisioned. Lots of strings, very dramatic atmosphere and cool little melodies. It doesn’t seem as overdone or layered as a lot of classical I’ve heard but it has a similar classic feel. I’m just generalizing classical music at this point but I enjoyed it.

3/5

Jam Baxter - The Gruesome Features
>Jazz Rap, Abstract Hip Hop

For a 70 minute hip-hop album, this is surprisingly cohesive. It’s consistently entertaining, with some pretty comfy jazz beats and some hints at more abstract raps. Tracks like “EFT”, “Q” and “Fine” are awesome tracks, “Eggs” actually made me laugh out loud and I’m pretty sure “Altitude Sickness” samples something off A New Perspective. It’s a nice mix and even when the tracks go a little more abstract, they aren’t weird for the sake of being weird. They’re nice little experiments and don’t scream “look at me being ABSTRACT” like a lot of songs/albums in this style.

Anyway, this is pretty cohesive and surprisingly entertaining. I keep thinking I’ll get burnt out on hip-hop and I find something like this that reminds me why I like jazz rap so much.

3.5/5

>>71334142
No, but it looks interesting - thanks for the rec

>>71334150
[2/2]

Scott Walker - Tilt
>Baroque Pop, Dark Ambient

RYM gave this about 8 or 9 genre labels so I wasn’t sure what to expect out of this. I thought Scott 3 was so cheesy on a revisit and 4 was solid so I was hoping for something better in Tilt. He supposedly reinvented himself, randomly coming out with this one in ‘95.

I’ve been so accustomed to upbeat, positive music lately, with all the reggae/funk and this kind of took me by surprise. There’s a lot of that post-industrial influence on here, which I haven’t heard a lot of. There’s hammering drums and noisy distortiony passages on “The Cockfighter”. “Bouncer See Bouncer” is slow and minimalist in an almost Sucide kind of style. The whole album feels so bleak and hopeless - there doesn’t seem to be any positivity in it. On a lot of darker folk albums, you get a lot of the same vibes but there’s at least this sense of relatability or sadness. This lacks that and instead feels completely unattached and eerie.

Something I wouldn’t have listened to if it weren’t for RYM and I’m really glad I gave it a listen. One of the most unique albums I’ve heard lately. Honestly, I’m kind of exhausted after hearing this, it was a pretty heavy listen.

4/5

>>71334096
>It is also recognized at "pig parties" where pink pig punch and pork delicacies are served, and pink ribbon pigtails are tied around trees in the pigs' honor.

Lmao this is too much. Surprised you didn't have today circled on the calendar

>>71334091
i've been good! i'm fearing that a burnout will come to me soon, because i've been on full tilt new music mode since the summer. it's been a real great six months of music though. also, listen to Lusine Zakarian's Armenian Medieval Spiritual Music. I don't think i've ever fallen in love with an album faster.

>>71334101
boi if anything you really do need to listen to Stone Alliance. great stuff and it seems right up your alley.

>>71334106
>and realised Desolation Row isn't the only great song on that record
dude like a rolling stone!

>>71334142
>Nice drums
alright it's right up my alley

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>Cecil Taylor - Unit Structures

Honestly bored me, not entirely sure why though because there are albums similar to this that I enjoy pretty well. Honestly though I think I may have liked this better when I was in my looking-for-jazz phase. I really appreciate the complexity of the whole thing though, and I always enjoy hearing piano like was played in this.

3/5

>>71334292
> Lusine Zakarian's Armenian Medieval Spiritual Music
Sounds cool, thanks for the rec

>>71334096
:0

>>71333841
yeeh

>>71332620
p neat stuff, let like half of it fly by me in the bg tbqhwy but still. well thom yorke suddenly popping up and those midi doots at one point definitely drew me back in. if someone else doesn't participate eventually you've won the shortest tourney in /daily/ history! or no?

>>71334377
>let like half of it fly by me in the bg

>:0

>>71334322
Zane, i listened to European Echoes
Sorry, didn't find anything special about it. The cacophony they make, the eneegy and the emotion in it are all good but it's not my thing man, sorry. I feel like i'm more of an american free jazz fan.

>>71334396
Honestly, I need to relisten to it

I remember being in love but that was a while ago.. I think i'm less of a free jazz fan than I was when I listened to it

>>71334292
I'll add that and a few other rare groove albums to my new chart. I'm thinking of doing a bigger backlog this time because I kinda flew through this one

>>71334239
Apparently it's only a US holiday, so you southerners have a good time for me today OK?

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hoooo boy this album

someone needs to listen to this ASAP.

>>71334532
>you southerners

Weird, I forgot for a second that you're Canadian

Any Sun City Girls boys out there? I need a little guidance on the discog outside the three famous albums. Should also note "CCC" is a damn 10/10 song

wtf why does Mulholland Dr. have a 2.5 rating on Netflix

Also what music are you listening to

>>71334738
this >>71334564
It's really good so far, like some Nick Drake mixed with country rock. Hitting the spot desu

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Roots were cool, can't be bothered writing a review atm, beats were sick, lyrics were good though I need to relisten, I wasn't particularly paying attention to half of them. 3.5+ probably rising

I feel like this chart is going to set my curve back again

>>71334292
I know man, I've no idea why I didn't rate the rest of the album before, the whole thing is solid

>>71334738
netflix ratings are usually bad for anything vaguely arty

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>Quiet Sun - Mainstream

I listened to this like three times and I'm still not entirely sure what I think of it! I got bad at this! I'd give it one more listen, but then it wouldn't be the first anymore. Proggy stuff with the singer from This Heat singing on the last track and playing drums, brings his kazoo fetish from Triumph to the third track. Eno's on here as well, somewhere. Odd and interesting, but not sure if it'll pay off with time. ehhuh 3.0+ (?)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_TFWtRtTifQTUNxaTZPT2xnNjg/view

feedback HIGHLY appreciated

>>71330765
Your review seems entirely positive and nails what I love about it, so what didn't you like?

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Good morning /daily/!

Flying home today after lunch to pick up some documents. Gonna listen to J - A - N - D - E - K on the way there. Got pretty much everything set except for New Orleans release from last year, but I ordered it a while ago from Corwood.

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Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963)
>contemporary folk, singer/songwriter

I hyped myself up a bit too much with the first couple tracks. The first four or so tracks are some of Dylan's best, blending masterful, angry political songs with delicate love songs incredibly. I alredy loved the version of "Girl From the North Country" on Nashville Skyline, but the version here is even better, and probably my favorite Dylan song overall. The rest of the album is much spottier. The love songs get a lot cheesier and goofier, and the political songs get more stale and less provocative. There's not a bad moment here, except when Dylan gets weird and goofy with his vocals, but there's a very significant drop in quality after the first four or so tracks, barring "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right". Still, a good album.

2.5+

>>71334520
awesome, it was really fun going through the rare grooves.

>>71334564
i'll check it out soon, looks cool

>>71334738
i'm just listening to a bunch of dylan tracks now

>>71334864
oh your curve is totally fucked, out of everything i've listened to on there there's not a single one i'd consider anything less than good.

Anyone know any groups like BADBADNOTGOOD? I like the upbeat piano and bass heavy jazz more than the more saxophone heavy stuff.

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>>71304922
Anyone have a copy of this for dl?

>>71335255
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right was one of the first fingerpicking songs I ever learned, which is hilarious considering the complexity for a beginner. I pretty much willed myself to learn it, and I think it's permanently engrained in my head now.
The Freewheelin' outtakes are worth checking out too if you dig his early folk style.

>>71335559
the fingerpicking is all great, I've always thought Dylan was an underrated guitarist. I'll check out the outtakes, I could definitely use some more of this stuff.

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Just moved from a prosperous, up-and-coming West Coast city to Milwaukee. Have been depressed by the segregation and economic stagnation here, as well as what seems to be a largely unfounded Midwestern optimism (largely from white folks) toward the city's future. Have been intrigued by Milwaukee native Al Jarreau's song 'Milwaukee' from the album 'Glow' and his description of leaving Milwaukee for LA in spite of people telling him to "stick around, just to see it crumble to the ground." Is this song representative of 'Glow' as an album, and is 'Glow' representative of the rest of his work? What other albums of his should I listen to?

>>71335788
listen to the sound of your farts, because you obviously enjoy the smell

Could y'all pass an entry-level jazz class just from being an avant-teen?

Here's our study questions for our last non-final test of the year:

1. What were some of the key musical, cultural, or social factors influential in the avant-garde
movement?

2. What are some of the key features and characteristics of A Love Supreme (1964)?

3. How was the 2nd Miles Davis Quintet (1964-68) different from his 1st quintet? (1955-58)

4. What was the significance of Bitches Brew (1970)?

5. Why was the Bill Evans Trio particularly influential?

6. Look at the personnel listings on Miles Davis’ albums – where else do some of those artists appear in the music we have studied?

7. What are the key features/characteristics of fusion?

>>71336116
>4. What was the significance of Bitches Brew (1970)?
uhh first important fusion album?

>>71336116
>2. What are some of the key features and characteristics of A Love Supreme (1964)?
A LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREMEA LOVE SUPREME

>>71336116
seems more like a post-bebop class

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>>71335788
>largely unfounded Midwestern optimism
I know exactly what you're talking about, and it's not just Midwestern

My grandparents live in a small upstate NY town, and I've been hearing for years—yeeaars—how [company] is building a plant nearby and it's going to "do great for the area". With scant evidence. And the town's been going downhill since water mills became obsolete and manufacturing moved away for good. And all the while, Uno pizza is the classiest restaurant in town and the whole damn things been paved over and its just so depressing and I guess the only thing that keeps 'em going is that optimism

>>71336116
> pass

>>71335788
I have no idea but sorry to hear that you're feeling depressed. Listen to some more soul and come back to the West Coast!

>>71336116
I was gonna try this but by question 2 I realized I'd probably sound like an idiot

>>71336116
>5. Why was the Bill Evans Trio particularly influential?
White. Privilege.

>>71332337
odds: Bats - Red in Tooth and Claw
evens: Ampere - All Our Tomorrows End Today

>>71335023
All right! A classic calendar!
How about listening to the new Jens Lekman record? It's easily my AOTY, so far

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>Sleep Has His House
Goddamn is the organ used effectively here. I initially thought that it was because my man tibet was dropping some serious chord progressions. Turns out, the thing still sounds fresh even if it drones on a single chord for nearly half an hour. I kind of wished he sung on more tracks, as the occult chanting can get a bit schmaltzy. As you can tell though, this was a minor gripe.

>Giles Corey
Part of what made Deathconsciousness so gripping was it's fantastic production which wore it's influence on it's sleeve, but was still unique. Barrett brings his songwriting chops here as well, but it doesn't work as well with a cliched, reverb-heavy slowcore sound.

>Forget
Stewart focuses too much on the shock factor here. The synth palette is awful, the songwriting leaves much to be desired, and the production is trashy. Worse yet, that seems to be the point.

>A Mirrors single
Fuck me. It should be a crime for 70's proto-punk singles to have a standard pop rock ditty on one side, only to have pure psychedelic paranoia on the other. I'm still in shock.

>Electric Heat
To be honest with you, I have forgotten how the other two songs sound. The first song was so -electrifying- that I was still trying to recover myself when the next two songs played.

>Nazi Punks Fuck Off
It's nothing special, but it's angry I guess.

>The Painters
It's a shame this ended up so low, I felt a little bit of a groove going on with Peacemaker.

Why can't we have more songs like Lying In The Grass? Am I the only one here who thinks that song is phenomenal?

>Some weird german shit.
Aleatoric and borderline nonsensical. However, there is still a sense of urgency and paranoia to be found in the mess.

>Hospice
This isn't that bad. I was half expecting every song to be a flop, but there are some genuinely effective moments here. The reason why alot of dallyers hate this album is because it's the most un-assuming you could get with this type of music. I'm out of characters.

>>71336116
>avant-garde movement
wtf this isn't jass

Also I hate you for having this course whilst all of mine are butt.

>>71336116
>1. What were some of the key musical, cultural, or social factors influential in the avant-garde movement?

Musical abortions

>2. What are some of the key features and characteristics of A Love Supreme (1964)?

It was made into vinyl discs that people could spin in a mechanical apparatus in order to derive arranged sound

>3. How was the 2nd Miles Davis Quintet (1964-68) different from his 1st quintet? (1955-58)

It wasn't, trick question

>4. What was the significance of Bitches Brew (1970)?

Got the bitches drunk. The men were forced to drink beer.

>5. Why was the Bill Evans Trio particularly influential?

Because they were really friendly

>6. Look at the personnel listings on Miles Davis’ albums – where else do some of those artists appear in the music we have studied?

AC/DC back in black

>7. What are the key features/characteristics of fusion?
It's when the guys put their index fingers together in that funny way and go "fuuuusion" and then gogeta trunks 4 is born or whatever

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Any suggestions for this new chart would be appreciated, btw.

Shaq - Shaq Diesel
>Boom Bap, East Coast Hip-Hop

The Big Aristotle. The Big Baryshnikov. The Real Deal. Shaquille O’Neal has always been a man of many nicknames, all of them more hysterical than the next. For the title of his debut, Shaq decides to stick with a classic - Diesel. It’s one of the first athlete/musician crossovers (afaict) and all things considered, it’s actually pretty enjoyable. He’s always had a fragile ego and this is kind of his first attempt to jump into the spotlight.

Riding off his absurd rookie year in Orlando and rising celebrity status, Shaq gets a ridiculous production lineup. It’s pretty much the best money can buy - Erick Sermon, Ali Shaheed Muhammad (of ATCQ) and a number of Def Jam producers. As a result, the production is actually really solid, with classic Native Tounges-esque boom bap beats. They’re nice and mellow and there aren’t any duds on this side. The album kicks off with a cool little instrumental that meshes Shaq quotes with NBA commentary and that’s when you can tell that this is a professionally produced album.

As a rapper… Shaq is actually kinda solid. It’s obvious that it isn’t his day job but he holds his own. I’ve never heard an athlete blow me away with their raps but this is probably as close as it gets. He has moments where his flow is tight and refined - but for the most part, he’s corny as shit. What else would you expect? There’s a few moments where I had to pause it because I was laughing too hard. And “Where Ya At?” is actually a great song,w/ Shaq trading the corniest punchlines possible w/ Phife Dawg.

I guess about half the reason I like this album so much is because I really like Shaq. And I was expecting something terrible. But it’s more than solid imo.

Plus, if you want to hear Shaq chant a chorus of “By the hairs of my chinny chin chin” - this is definitely the album for you.

3.5/5

>>71336573
>It's when the guys put their index fingers together in that funny way and go "fuuuusion" and then gogeta trunks 4 is born or whatever

Lmao, these are some great answers

>>71336158
Even Zappa made a fusion album before that boy-o.And it wasn't even Davis' first Fusion-album xP. Ans is probably to do with recording technology as far as tape loops, reverb chambers, and echo effects.

>>71336180
I mean this is the latest we're probably gonna go period-wise, and it's the end of the semester. First quiz was mostly 20s-40s

>>71336311
Ans is most likely, use of early spiritual concepts, and the last song matching with a poem it ain't that deep boy-o

>>71336384
lolwut

>>71336509
;) <333

>>71336573
100% A+ lol'd out loud

>>71336485
For a second I thought the last review was about "Hopsin" and you were defending it lmao

>>71336614
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Bill Evans as a child looks like someone dressed their kid up as Bill Evans for Halloween

>>71336116
wow this is way more in depth and specific than the class I took lmao

we just had to listen to swing and bop and know the names of artists

>>71336748
Yeah I figured I was probably overthinking it. I was gonna talk about the poem but also how he runs through all the octaves on the little riff on "Acknowledgement" (I think?). It's like he's trying all the possible combinations and it feels really spiritual. Anyway...

Figured you'd be pushing me to listen to Uncle Meat lol, I'll get on that soon. I tried to add some /daily/core albums and ended up accidentally doing a mini Fish drone with Zappa, Pale Cocoon, Flipper and the Ornette.

>>71336847
Lol

>>71336847
holy shit screencapped

As far as the non-long-answer questions we're also supposed to know...

TERMS/GENRES/ALBUMS
Sheets of Sound
Chord Superimposition
Playing Outside
Avant-garde
Bossa Nova
SambaFusion
A Love Supreme (1964)
Fire Music (1965)
Getz/Gilberto (1964)
In A Silent Way (1969)
Bitches Brew (1970)
ECM

PEOPLE & GROUPS
John Coltrane (and his Quartet)
Archie Shepp
AACM
Louis Armstrong (in the 1960’s)
Bill Evans (and his Trio)
Stan Getz
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Miles Davis (and the 2nd Quintet)
Wayne Shorter & Weather Report
Herbie Hancock & the Headhunters
Chick Corea & Return to Forever
The Brecker Brothers
Keith Jarrett
Kenny Wheeler

Keep in mind this is the final quiz before the final so it's all 60s/70s/80s stuff which is why there's so much fusion. All dat is exclusive to this chapter.

>>71336883
Yeah I really like this class. Though, it seems plenty people just took it cuz they thought it was gonna be easy (there's like 100 people in this class) and then realized it was gonna be an actual class.

>>71336923
Cuz Fish-core IS /daily/core boi.

we out here bein' influential n shit

>>71337167
"Samba" and "Fusion" were meant to be other elements, obviously.

>>71337167
>Getz/Gilberto
would be interested in hearing why this album is supposed to be significant. Seems like a pretty late Bossa Nova/Samba album and I didn't really care for it.

>>71337299
It was extremely successful, and pretty much introduced the rest of the world to that kind of music which received pretty much zero radio play in rest of the world. The Girl From Ipanema was extremely popular. It was also the first and only jazz album to win a grammy until Herbie Hancock's "River: The Joni Letters" in the year TWO THOUSAND AND EIGHT!

Dislike it all you want but it's undeniably influential.

>>71337167
>be fish
>flippin heck
how does this meme go again

>>71337299
hit singles
considered landmark work in spreading popularity of bossa nova
won grammy

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>>71337366
this one?

it's a goodun

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>>71337412
yes hi thank you quality meme

BTFlipO gets me

>>71332204
>You are even easier to spot
Ugh i know

>>71336847
Lmao

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It's technically thursday, might as well get this out of the way.

Clifton Chenier - Bogalusa Boogie (1976)
>Zydeco, Swamp Blues
I very strongly feel most people, even I if we went back a year or so, would dislike this album because of how corny and vapid it looks at first glance. And I won't deny, it is pretty corny. But, that doesn't hold it back from being a rip roarin' good time. I listened to this album and it felt like just the kind of happy-go-lucky, party-down music I needed at the moment. The modern world often feels too bogged down in cynicism and despair. Especially in these stress inducing past few months, the cajun washboard rhythms managed to get my toes tappin and my heart lifted, if just for a brief moment.
It's a fun record no doubt, it's a simple, authentic, down-home, party palooza record. That also doesn't mean it don't come with it's fair share of faults.
One, the production is a little too stale, too manufactured, it manages to suck some of the energy out of the record. I would've liked a dirtier, rawer sound. Two, while the fast paced dance numbers were getting me groovin', a lot of the mid-tempo blues tracks were all too repetitive for me.
Still, liked this record more than I would've suspected initially. And for a blues purist such as myself, I actually enjoyed the accordion and saxophone.

2

>>71337681
>even I if we went back a year or so
I'm too tired for this

I meant to say "even myself if we went back a year or so"

Hi!

I want to make a list of the best rock songs of all time. Gimme for favorites. Only, like, 2 or 3 songs each though. Best of the best only.

>>71340081
The Who - Cut My Hair

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>>71326323
another meme chart for the day

>Detected possible malicious code in image file
wtf I just change the name..

>>71340081
Smash Mouth - All Star

>>71340595
Already at #1, sorry.

>>71331061
s-same :0

>>71340081
oh! why? :)

>>71340081
Some normie picks today:

The Stooges - "1970"
Big Brother & The Holding Company - "Piece of My Heart"

>>71341058
because lists are cool okay! Jeez!