/daily/ - "slsk villains" edition

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>mfw someone makes a /daily/ thread

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>tfw you try to slap together a /daily/ edit of an album you want to meme but someone creates the thread first
baka wasted 2 minutes on this shit

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>>71509589
take your time to perfect this edit for the next thread

>>71509533
thanks for using my op, nat-poo

wuv u ;0

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>>71509217
>>71509239
>Tfw you post reviews right as the thread dies

Where to next guys?

>>71509589
This is a great one

>>71509646
Krishnanda!

no.

>>71509217
mebbe check out Bad Brains Black Dots if you want a bit less reggae, it was recorded in '79 and I prefer it to their debut

and don't worry Flipper are boring as a fan of noise rock

Do Flynt and The Kinks pls

>>71509630
i'll be back

>>71509589
use that ish next thread

>>71509639
<3

>>71509589
that is a true high quality edit there

thanks for reminding me I need to listen to that album
>>71509630
never gets old
>>71509646
BTFlipO

>>71509646
Just repost, I do it all the time.

>>71509176
You have to walk 45 mins to a small canadian brewery and drink 2 overpriced beers with me if you want the answer to that question.

>>71509713
Glad that someone agrees with me on Flipper, didn't like it too much. Oh well

Oh I forgot I was gonna do Flynt soon, my bad. I'll definitely scope those two out next. Also, I'll have to look into that Bad Brains album soon, cause I dug the debut much more than I was expecting.

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Just listened to that Women album btw, managed to piss on my headphone cable while doing so

opinions coming soon probably

>>71509858
wew trip drop

>>71509867
and they have to not have in stock that one beer you wanted to try

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no idea what to dig into next after I've done this chart, the eternal struggle of going deep into a genre or having a wide range goes on

also staying in and listening to music while drinking on your own ain't bad

>>71509630
how do i ever match that edit tho

>>71509646
>>71509718
>>71509858
thanks pals

>>71509878
>managed to piss on my headphone cable while doing so
excuse me

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in case you were wondering

pretty sure i've asked this ages ago but does anyone know anything that sounds like this/the sample he's using?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgmkWGPAs90
the rest of his music is boring and he mentioned vietnam in an interview once but I've yet to hear something that similar

don't you just love it when you get an urge to listen to the ark work and you will not be satisfied until you quench this thirst

>>71509922
he was probably listening to it with headphones, his phone in his pocket, went to take a piss and the cable got in the way
t. someone who's had some close calls

What have you been listening to?

Jacques Brel is great, I'm also digging Scott Walker. I also listened to Brainticket and The White Noise; the gimmicks were interesting but overall they're not really my thing.

>>71510170
>What have you been listening to?
i've had Sophie, Amnesia Scanner, and Andy Stott on repeat recently
Also embraced my culture and started getting into reggaeton proper

>>71510170
A lot of soul and hip hop, Curtis Mayfield has been getting a lot of play.

I need to revisit Jacques Brel and give Walker a go soon. I'm gonna check out Brainticket too, all the people complaining about repetition piques my interest

>>71510170
whooollle lotta 50s bop, shamefully inspired by the fact that i'm reading On the Road, and even then i'm a poser b/c it takes place in the 40s

>>71509922
>>71510129
what yamir said

>>71510170
Astral Weeks, Ujubasajuba, Hüsker Dü, early Modest Mouse, just listened to Public Strain

>>71510129
what does the ark work sound like?

>>71510233
>started getting into reggaeton proper
best idea of your life.

>>71510170
lately? bill wells, jake tobin, owen pallett

but im always listening to those guys

>>71510301
It's certainly forward thinking and strange, but Cottonwoodhillis two great weird psych tracks followed by twenty minutes of one guitar and piano riff with some found sounds randomly coming in. And the singer has some annoying orgasmic moaning vocals about sex and occultism.

>>71510390
feel like I might have asked you this already recently but have you listened to the later Husker Du records? no one in here seems to have but I think they're still great records

>>71510453
>annoying orgasmic moaning
oh well.
what songs have used orgasmic moaning without sounding shit? Curtis Mayfield's Get Down is the only one I can think of

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this album is great. "do while" is peak long car ride music. i feel like a lot of modern electronic artists try to achieve a glitchy sound like this but it's not executed nearly as well. "shop in store" is particularly noteworthy, what a fuckin cool track.

>>71510233
whats some good amnesia scanner stuff outside rig hook

>>71510547
I only got as far as Flip Your Wig and decided I did not like the direction

Still plan on listening to Candy Apply Grey and Warehouses at some point tho

nyar rec pls

>>71510129
>>71510390
iktf, i've had many close calls but only with cheap earbuds

>>71510590
you def should sometime since you're such a fan. they're more poppy and the production is a bit weird and tinny (a lot would say shit but I dig it). tracks like I Don't Wanna Know If You Are Lonely are worthwhile anyway

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>The Beach Boys - Sunflower

It was alright. I'm not really sure if I don't love Beach Boys anymore or if this is just a weaker album of theirs. Wasn't necessarily "bad" but felt pretty average

3/5

>Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho - Paêbirú

Very trippy sounding, but nothing extremely exceptional. It's pretty unique though.

^Shitty short review, don't really know what to say about it.

3/5

>>71510767
Shit

>Lula Côrtes e Zé Ramalho - Paêbirú
*3.5/5
*3.5/5
*3.5/5

>>71510767
B U L G A R I A
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>>71510402
Depends on who you ask
For me it's an amazing concept attempting to blend electronic music, classical and black metal all into one big transcendental masterpiece. It rarely clicks in perfectly but when it does boy it's amazing. It's badly mixed and theres some seriously obvious fuckups that can be spotted even if you dont know anything about mixing, and in general it's such a crazy idea that it's hard to always get it to work, which leaves you with weaker tracks.

>>71510411
After playero 37 i was never the same

>>71510588
as truth mixtape

>>71510767
:^/

>>71510778
meme country

>>71510767
all i wanna do is a really special song

>>71510848
that definitely sounds interesting ill check it out

>>71510852
I don't think anyone cares enough for Bulgaria for it to be a meme.

Tuva is not a country.

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>mfw people say Purposeful Lady Slow Afternoon is about rape

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>>71510579
also this show is great

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>>71510606
>nyar rec pls
tempted to do another screw tape but pic related is my choice

>>71511448
good album

best movie

>>71511448
Oh that's a great choice, definitely seems like your style

>>71511593
Is that really one of your favorites? Good movie but I'm not even sure if that's one of Wes' best

>>71511680
yeh for sure. I can understand why so many people hate it, but it's a perfect movie to me.

>>71511712
Yeah, I can see why people love it, it just felt boring to me compared to his other stuff. Probably my second least favorite aside from Darjeeling honestly

Does the rest of /daily/ like Wes Anderson? Seems like he'd be a director most people here wouldn't like

Life aquatic is pretty wonderful, but I dunno about it being my favorite. the ensemble cast of tenenbaums and max from rushmore are so terrific. I can't pick a favorite wes.

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>St Elsewhere
It's obvious that Gnarls Barkley is good at singing, and Danger Mouse is good at producing. It's just that the end result sounds a bit in-authentic. I guess that you have to try extra hard to sound genuine when you attempt to replicate a genre of music as "raw" as soul and gospel.

>Noctourniquet
Mars Volta and co. drop their technical prowess and instrumental quirks for a more straightforward sound, as they focus more on building atmosphere. Not gonna lie their charm is lost here. Part of the fun of their previous works were reveling in how they were able to create familiar sounding and catchy melodies out of some ridiculously complex songwriting (with extravagant time signatures).

>Another Reason To Fast
eh

>some title in (spanish?) it's a Satan album
It's pretty good. I liked how the instrumentals sound as if they were lifted from a slowcore/post-rock track, then revved up to a million. Reminds me of Deathspell Omega. Could use more variety.

>Parson Sound
I came in expecting Swedish LRD. What I got instead was some okay psych rock with excellent pacing and atmosphere. Not every idea here is a keeper (especially when a particular motif -literally- drones on for nearly half an hour), but as a whole this album is solid.

>I Hate Jazz
I don't know how this is so good. Really, I don't. This should be another bandcamp garage band to throw into the "boring shit" pile, except that it's not. This shit goes pretty hard.

Oh and this was used surprisingly well in Steven Universe. Allow me to save face:

1). I know it's shit. I only watch the show because it's fun and """"cute""""
2). I gave Andrei Rublev a great score, and it might even be in in my top 15

>Andrei Rublev
I really liked this film. Like, alot. I can't formulate any sort of intellectual thought in my brain at the moment (or possibly at all) so i'll stop here.

>tfw you finally realize that you listen to bach and watch tarkovsky films because you're in denial over how stupid you might be

Hey /daily/, I heard you like films
Anything coming out this year you want to see?

Don't get me wrong, I genuinely enjoy Bach and Tarkovsky

>>71511941
I Kill Giants
Dunkirk looks promising

>>71511941
i like cinema... not sure what these "films" are :Y

>>71511912
Yeah Parson Sound is so damn good. I'm willing to forgive the lengthiness purely for the atmosphere that it presents.


Also who /hype/ for new Twin Peaks? I finally managed to finish season 2 without killing myself and watched Fire Walk With Me.
How people can maintain that the actual finale of s2 is better than FWWM is beyond me. The finale wasn't good at all. Just cliffhanger bait.

>>71511941
We only watch kino here, sorry

>>71512037
Thank you
>>71512057
>>71512094
I hoped you would be better than /tv/

>>71511941
I'm really bad at paying attention to movies. But I still want to see Get Out. Maybe the new Blade Runner but I feel like I'll probably be disappointed

>>71512090
So hyped for the new Twin Peaks, I just finished it this summer. Definitely one of the best shows I've seen and it got me heavy into David Lynch. I haven't seen Fire Walk With Me but I've been meaning to honestly

>>71512150

Watch the Q2 cut of FWWM, it's much better

>>71512164
For sure. Do you know if it's on Soulseek? I'll see if I can download it over the weekend

>>71512225

It might be? Computer is fucked so I can't check. It's easy to find regardless.

>>71512150
Have you seen his other films yet?

>>71512164
How long is it? It may be the one I watched

>>71511448
sicc

>>71511941
song to song

>>71510390
>just listened to Public Strain
noice noice noice onion when

>>71511755
I've only seen Grand Budapest and Fantastic Mr Fox but I love them, I've watched Fantastic Mr Fox so many times.

>>71512090
not that hype but I'm gonna watch it and I'm gonna rewatch the original series beforehand, I really didn't get too into Twin Peaks tho, it's okay but the soap opera/murder mystery felt a bit generic and there wasn't enough weirdness for it to be subversive or really interesting to me. It's been a while though so don't kill me for that opinion, I'm rewatching it soon

on the subject of TV, caught the latest ep of Walking Dead for some reason after leaving it at S2, holy shit that show managed to get even worse

>>71512320

About three and a half hours

>>71512383
I think that's a perfectly legit opinion to have. Honestly just watch season 1 and maybe read a recap of season 2 shits seriously so bad (at least the second half there's some good stuff in the first half)

>>71512384
oh shit lol I heard there were rumors of a directors cut but I guess I didn't look hard enough at all

>>71512424

I honestly enjoy all of it, the dumb filler is relaxing even if it is pointless and silly

>>71512280
Yeah, I'm on mobile so that's why I was checking. No big, I'll check tomorrow.

>>71512320
Yeah I've gone through his big films in the past year or so. Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway and I just saw Inland Empire lately. I think I'm missing one but I haven't been disappointed so far

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shit onions before i crash
>Ichiko Aoba - 0
I don't get it. Her voice and guitar playing is pleasant but it's a bit simple for how long the songs are. I'd understand if I knew what she was saying but what's the point in a simple folk record like this without interesting lyrics? Not meaning to shit on it because it is nice but yeah. 2.5/5

>Kjarkas - Canto a la mujer de mi pueblo
Vocals were okay but the instrumentals were cool. Nice style of folk. 3.5/5

>>71512424
nah i'm gonna rewatch all of it, will be with my brother who's seen no Twin Peaks. I think my opinion from my first watch is worse than it should be anyway, mainly because i was so disappointed, I'd heard it was weird and it was my first exposure to Lynch so I had really high expectations.

>>71512461

His early short The Alphabet is pretty good too

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ታፈሰ ተስፋዬ - Zemana Getem Derasi (1996)
>ethiopian church music

As I was listening to this, it /really/ grew on me. It's absolutely repetitive, probably one of the more repetitive albums I've heard, and that didn't sit well with me, but around the end of the albums its hypnotic characteristics really took a hold of me. Like triangle mentioned, every single song here is in one key while making usage of the same chord, and it's impressive how much is drawn out from this incredibly limited pallette of sound. The instrument used is really interesting, and the vocals are incredibly homely and inviting. The main draw of this is just how enveloping, warm, and comfortable it is. The repetitive nature of it kind of lulls you and makes you really familiar with it's sound, and while it may get old, it's just so darned pleasant to really even care about that. Cool stuff, pleasantly surprised me.

3.0-

>>71511755
>Does the rest of /daily/ like Wes Anderson?
he's awesome, i love directors that have a very distinct style and he manages to combine that style with really great writing and characters. he could really easily go style over substance but he never does.

>>71512457
I don't even mind some of the silly subplots, I just found a lot of it to be a real bore, and I didn't like Windom Earle at all.

>>71512461
Eraserhead is fantastic, you gotta check that one out too.

>>71512561
Oh yeah it's not even close to Lynch's best and weirdest, though I think his surreal stuff being reeled in by Frost has its merits too.

Also, to defend Ichiko Aoba a bit, I find that her melodies are solid enough to keep me engaged despite the song length, and you could always look up the lyrics. I wouldn't say not knowing what she's saying is a fair criticism.
Though I haven't listened to 0 yet, only 0%.

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good friend rodriguez recs:
>Patty Waters - Sings (1966)
While the second half was a VERY interesting listen, the first half really did nothing for me. I appreciate its experimentation and influence, but outside of the strange vocalizations on "Black...", there was not much to keep my interest. Bonus points for originality.
6

!wmxP/NHJxA recs:
>Nurse With Wound - Chance Meeting on a Dissecting Table of a Sewing Machine and an Umbrella (1979)
The atmosphere at certain parts is impeccable, and track 2 was especially great. The weird moaning vocals were extremely annoying though; good thing they only lasted a couple minutes. However a lot of this is just unimpressive improv noodling, but it does have some astounding moments.
6

I'M FISH recs:
>Elliott Smith - XO (1998)
The first half rivals some of the best stuff from Either/Or, Smith's best record in my opinion. Waltz #2 is definitely in my top 5 tracks of his I've heard. However it really falls off around track 6 or 7 and unfortunately doesn't recover.
6

Rudi recs:
>John Coltrane - Sun Ship (1971)
This was pretty dang fun avant-garde jazz. It's Coltrane, not much to say. Not his best, but still very good.
7

>>71513080
that's a pretty "bad" rating my dude

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Preoccupations - Preoccupations (2016)
>post-punk

This has the same problem as their first album, everything just blends together in a really grey, really singular mush of sound. One thing that Women was really good at was hiding very obvious and delectable melodies under some more muddy washes of sound, while Preoccupations really only has the washes of sound. Sometimes it's done well, like on the wonderfully dark opener "Anxiety", but other tracks have no defining characteristics at all. It's one thing to focus on mood over songwriting, but these guys almost nearly completely eschew songwriting in favor of creating a dark atmosphere. They definitely achieve that goal, but in doing so they sacrifice /so/ much.

2.0+

>>71513080
yeah, the second half of XO is definitely markedly worse than the first. "Amity" is probably the only track of his i downright /hate/. but the first half has "Waltz #2" and "Tomorrow Tomorrow" so y'know can't fault it too much, even if it's probably my least favorite of his.

How do I into Jazz

>>71513243
listen to Poinciana

>>71513243
Check out the essentials first
The /mu/core chart has them all
You can also read that chart JTG made about the history of jazz and all

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FlyingIceWizard recs:

Ornette Coleman - Science Fiction (1972)
>free jazz, avant-garde jazz

Very big indicator of the more fusion-based style Coleman would take on after this album's release. While it's interesting to hear experiments with electric violins and vocals, the fusion tracks are generally my least favorite tracks here. They seem kinda clumsy, like they're trying too hard to balance Coleman's very free style of playing and composition with more streamlined, structured, nearly "poppy" elements, and it doesn't always work. The vocals are great on their own, but the structure of the tracks they appear on are generally unappealing. The straight-up free tracks are definitely great though. Coleman's playing is as stream-of-consciousness as ever, the drumming is frenetic, and the bass work by Charlie Haden is /exceptional/, probably my favorite part of the album. It does a rising and falling thing on a few tracks and it's one of the coolest bass effects I've ever heard, and the pace of it indicates a very obvious influence from rock bass playing, which gives a little bit of a fusion vibe without ever fully crossing over into that territory. There are definitely some things I don't like about this album, but as a whole it's another very good album from Coleman.

3.0

In another close victory, stick moves on!

Tune in soon for the final battle of Stick vs. Nyar!!!

Got a little drunker than I was hoping and my friends are dragging me to a pregame I really don't want to go to. Wish me luck.

>>71512566
I'll have to check this out! I need to scope out more short films t b h

>>71512588
Yeah I love Andersons movies, I just feel like most of /daily/ wouldn't like someone who was more about style than substance. I could care less though, I really dig his stuff

>>71512760
That's the one I was forgetting! Actually made me incredibly anxious. I think the big movie of his I haven't seen is Elephant Man?

>>71513080
Do the Mayfield soon!

>>71513703
Dude, I just heard this for the first time like last month and it blew me away. The drumming is tight as hell and I love all the vocals, which I usually hate in jazz. Ornette is slowly becoming one of my favorites

>>71513895
the drumming is s i c c, higgins and blackwell are probably two of my fav drummers ever.

>>71512588
interesting tidbit from an ethnomusicology teacher: "I think this instrument is a begena, a 10-stringed plucked instrument that vibrates because of this leather strip down by the bridge. It's typically used in Ethiopian church music."

>>71513962
oh, cool. it's a really nice sounding instrument.

>>71513703
fukkkk dude lcw is so goood

>>71514027
...lonesome crowded west? damn right!

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>Anthony Braxton - Seven Compositions (Trio) 1989

Pretty good, reminded me a lot of Pakistani Pomade, an album which I gave a 5/5. I love the rapid percussion shit they do throughout this. Only downside is that it started to lose my attention later on.

4/5

>The Beatles - Abbey Road

I liked Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band better than this, and I don't see how this is more popular than Sgt. Pepper, but this was still good. None of the songs were extremely noteworthy or exceptional though, it was more like consistently good, but never amazing.

3.5/5

I'm not a star, somebody lied, I got a pistol in the car, a 45
If I'd die today, remember me like John Lennon
Bury the Louis, I'm talkin all brown linen
Make all of my bitches tattoo my logo on they titty
Put a statue of a nigga in the middle of the city

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Dead Can Dance - Within the Realm of a Dying Sun (1987)
>neoclassical darkwave

Totally scratches that 2007-era RuneScape music itch I've had since elementary school, not gonna lie. Some cool synth moves here and there, and the atmospheres nice and all, but most of this is Cheesy with a capital 'c'. It's just so damn overblown. The melodies are very """epic""", the choral vocals are hilarious, and the regular vocals are very much in that emotional whisper style that tries to convey emotion but fails at it. It's a decent album, and certainly not a bad one, but for how much it's touted as a masterpiece despite being an okay synth excursion that evokes the album cover less than it evokes '90s RPGs, very disappointing.

2.0+

rec me something fun thats on spotify pls

>>71514722
dsihmans isn'ton so lcw

>>71514739
:thinking:

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>>71514739
what

>>71514722
J.J. Cale - Naturally

>>71514739
hey fish what're ya drinkin

>>71514746
>>71514759
>>71514802
BOTTLEA WINE + FOUR LOKK COOLLEGE WEW

HOO LIKES FISHMANS

>>71514867
>>71514875
this makes me wanna drink just to see my drunk posts

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Good morning /daily/!

Had a lovely date with gf last night. Finished up with watching Naked Gun, so that's always a huge plus.

I'll probably listen to the new zeitkratzer album today. Maybe something else.

>>71514917
alright that comic is adorable, I want all ice cube songs drawn out like that.

>>71515036
Especially Get Off My Dick and Tell Yo Bitch to Come Here. That one would be...... interesting to adapt to a comic like this.

>>71514722
Souljaboytellem.com

>>71514875
Their aight

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>>71514867
>Implying 4 Lokos aren't just a shit 40 now

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>Getting too drunk and shitpisting ok /daily/

How's your Saturday

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>>71511912
>it's shit
rly? i still haven't really seen it but i assumed it's one of those Rick & Morty cases where it's actually really good and 4chan being 4chan

>>71511755
>Does the rest of /daily/ like Wes Anderson? Seems like he'd be a director most people here wouldn't like
I've only seen Grand Budapest but i loved it. idrg why /tv/ "hates" him or why i would

>>71515998
didn't really start yet and i'm not expecting to do much, comfy tho

>>71515998
cooked myself a steak, put Horizon Zero Dawn on download. Plan for today is music, packing for the 3 day work trip and maybe a date night but I'm not sure.

>>71515732
i was just thinking about this album today.

Can I get a quick rundown on all the newtrips on here

I haven't been on /mu/ since late 2014

>>71513703
damn gotta think long and hard about this one

>>71513703
you're not actually 17, right

>>71516231
transcore is the 17 year old

>>71516222
no

to The Sound and Rod:

Checked out some of the stuff you sent. Thanks for the recs. Though I haven't looked deep enough into em to say I like em as much as Lasagna Cat, they're certainly ace.

Also, to Rod, listening to VAPERROR right now

this is stuff is sugary af but pulls it off much better than similar releases I've heard

>>71516065
He's popular and all about aesthetics which is enough reason for TV to hate him. Same with PTA.

>>71516158
Sounds like a good day so far. It's only 1am so far but I got myself a dank drunken calzone so it's a good start.

>>71516209
Memes aside, I think it's actually pretty influential. All the super DIY albums that are coming out on a monthly basis are partially b/c Soulja Boy was so successful imo

Also "Donk" is legit af

>>71516247
i wish

>>71513703
Ok I'm reccing you another cardboard box

>>71516484
Fuck forgot link
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/vladislav_delay/kuopio/

>>71513463
You've only heard 4 jazz albums what are you talking about

>>71514887
Hoo likes faheyyyyyyyyyy

>>71514917
Did you talk about gero again

>>71515998
Just woke up

>>71516222
Literally all of them

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>>71516542
>You've only heard 4 jazz albums what are you talking about

>>71516542
>>71516581
you mean there's more!?

>>71516542
nah, but I played her Fahey on guitar. She was impressed.

she called shotgun in my Ford F-150 series Truck and i drove her home to the farm and played her fahey. needless to say, it got ALL american primitive that night if you know what i mean eh he heh heh heh..

>>71516665
lmao
>driving women after a night out
I'm not a peasant, I have a driver.

>>71516600
Yeah theres five jazz albums

>>71516690
>Miles David
>John Coltrane
>Kenny G
>The Black Saint
>???

>>71516988
The Epic

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im so angry at spotify rn

>Dusty Kid - A Raver's Diary
This has a very "B Movie/Videogame Stock Music" kinda feel to it, but it good

chart finished i prepared another one which is much more exciting and cool than this one

who else /loathes triphop/ here

>>71511448
>>71511593
>>71511755
>>71511779
I am so glad we all agree Budapest is his best, guy!

>>71516665
she called shotgun in my Ford F-150 series Truck and i drove her home to the farm and played her fishmans. needless to say, it got ALL long season that night if you know what i mean eh he heh heh heh..

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neu chart!

>Of Mice and Men
cant believe this fugger killed lenny

>>71517438
>who else /loathes triphop/ here
me! the only trip hop i can enjoy is portishead and bjork everything else just sounds so shit

>>71517475
I am so happy to hear this
i used to love Nujabes especially but everything about triphop seems too unfocused compared to other electronic genres

I didn't know Bjork made triphop though. Any reason why you think her and portishead stand out? Also why are you mad at spotify?

>>71517475
fucking spoilers

>>71517438
i cant when this song exists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQK7KSTQfaw

>>71517475
What the fuck dude I was just about to read it

>>71517475
You haven't listened to Halber Mensch? Damn

>>71517553
>>71517631
i considered not saying it but i thought everyone already knew that

>>71517550
>I didn't know Bjork made triphop though.
some of her stuff like Homogenic can be considered trip hop i guess

>Any reason why you think her and portishead stand out?
i have no idea, they just did it right

>Also why are you mad at spotify?
they released my album ten days before i told them to
now i have to arrange with the label to see if we can move the date a bit earlier

>>71517666
i haven't listened to any of the other albums in the chart either

>>71517554
This is one of the better ones but i still don't like it. Tracks in the genre always come across as needing more internal dynamics. I also get the impression that the style aims to favor aesthetic more than anything else, is probably why it bothers me

>>71517554
i didn't know incubus did trip hop
i really liked that one song they did with that sicc guitar riff, "Stellar", was it? meet me in outerrr space

this song was alright btw

>>71517475
>>71517742
When will /daily/ inevitably do an Infinite Jest read along? Herb Kid is almost done with his copy and Rocky is a huge fan. 2017 could be the year we kick in Infinite Summer

>>71517438
yeah same

cibo matto is the only trip hop i like and theyre really good but outside of that no thank you

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smurm
ethy

Seeing Swans tonight for the first time. What can I expect?

>>71517742
they've got a couple dj tracks and a couple sicc riffs yeah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw95RoPhyb8
this is p similar to the one in stellar innit

>>71517704
>Tracks in the genre always come across as needing more internal dynamics.
now that's something i have/had to just accept in a lot of bleep & bloop genres. i guess it's kind of a parallel to cloud rap in a sense, just more ~atmospheric~ hip hop offshoots

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>tfw you find a really good and cool and cute puertorican synthpop duo
>mfw p4k, rolling stone, vice, and huf post are already shilling it
ughhhhh

>>71517851
how many stars does your rating system use, 1 thru 3?

>>71517896
hmm maybe incubus isn't that bad of a band

>>71517896
bring earplugs
they only play stuff from their latest album and new material
i wish bands would drop this dumb act of playing only their new shit like i get if it's a concept album and you wanna play the whole thing live but come on i wanna hear clay man and power for power

I can't stop listening to Mahler's 2nd symphony.

Music for this feel?

>>71517931
yeah, plus 4* but I rarely give those on first listen

>>71517931
>cool and cute puertorican synthpop duo
who
> i wanna hear clay man and power for power
i think they're too old to do that now
>>71517771
>read along
how would this work?

>>71517943
I've got just the thing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YU-V2C4ryU

>>71517931
>new material
Swans have new material?

>>71517961
wtf is going on

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>>71517796
>>71517897
It really does come down to accepting that aspect, good point. I do have a soft spot for viper though

>>71517954
I guess we can just make an ongoing chart similar to the listen alongs we used to do. Every week we would collectively strive to read maybe ~40 pages and review what we read?

>>71517981
congrats, you'll never be able to hear mahler 2 the same again

>>71517961
Clever post, Kats

italo-disco is goat-tier sometimes https://youtu.be/dhUQ34YWT38

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>>71517851
>160
u sure?
152 here

>>71517962
They've released 3 albums over the last couple of years. They had one last summer called The Glowing Man.

>>71517954
Buscabulla
I like this one about "metiéndole bellaco" and it features puertorican drag queens on the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJ6WgRiqoO4

Although this one might be more /daily/ friendly, it's more chill and has the sickest guitar riff, plus the puertorican influences are more noticeable

>when the subtle cowbell kicks in
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HIEQRp_ZI

>>71518002
i have a better idea
Every week, a /daily/ member is chosen to read aloud a chapter or two in a livestream where everyone joins in to listen. Rinse and repeat until we finish the book.

>>71517962
whenever swans does live shows, they test out demos for songs they have and i guess based around the crowd reactions and whatever happens between the performers the new songs come out. this isn't an uncommon practice, bands do it all the time so that they can get instant feedback from the audience.

>>71517851
btw thanks for the rec I'll get around it when I dl it

>>71518058
>Every week, a /daily/ member is chosen to read aloud a chapter or two in a livestream where everyone joins in to listen. Rinse and repeat until we finish the book.
holy fuck

>>71518058
If you can find a way so we can do this then yes, let's do it

>>71518032
Wow, this is a sweet track anon. The only disco I've really heard was that Gloria track so it's nice to hear more things from that era that have been washed away.

>>71518058
>>71518045
yes of course, but Swans won't release anything new in the near future and certainly not in the current formation

>>71518058
>Every week, a /daily/ member is chosen to read aloud a chapter or two in a livestream where everyone joins in to listen. Rinse and repeat until we finish the book.
that'd be interesting

I'm really curious about the voices of /daily/ desu
>>71518084
Discord voice channel?

or maybe the reading could be recorded then played in plug

>>71517851
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_abyssinians/satta_masa_gana/

>>71516665
>she called shotgun in my BMW i8 and i drove her home down the autobahn to Frankfurt and played her Rammstein. needless to say, it got ALL neue deutsche härte that night if you know what i mean eh he heh heh heh..

someone needs to take away my 4chan account away on weekend nights. sorry for being annoying I'll try and stop in the future.

>room next to me blasts really shitty trap with their pathetic sound system
>I completely overpower them with shinji's beautiful voice

>>71517438
meeee

>>71518002
>>71518058
>>71518071
>>71518084
>>71518389
/lit/ does something similar to this occasionally iirc. I'm 200 pages in but I wanna start from the beginning again and need encouragement. Would be super down to do this actually if you guys were serious.

I got a pretty good idea though. The entire audiobook for IJ can be found here: https://youtu.be/Ee5QymXZcMA

We COULD just plug it for 30 minutes or every day so for about a month at a designated time. Thoughts?

>>71518559
I'd do it but think it'd have to be piloted with a much smaller book first

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>>71517438
>>71517475
ya'll motherfuckers need Bowery Electric

>>71518058
>Every week, a /daily/ member is chosen to read aloud a chapter or two in a livestream where everyone joins in to listen. Rinse and repeat until we finish the book.
I'm just imagining reading books as a class in middle school and there's always that one kid who just sucks as reading aloud

>>71518476
80 - 160 mins please

>>71518559
I think it'd be a lot more interesting to hear how /daily/ bois read the book tho. We'd get to hear the voices of /daily/ and the diverse group of people (assuming there's a decent amount of participants) alternating would add a little bit more spice to the whole thing.
>>71518584
Yeah, a book like Infinite Jest seems like a start too huge for an experimental idea. Maybe we could start with a novella first?

>>71513703
Lasted alot longer than I thought I would.

>>71518002
I like this idea. I'm about 100 pages i myself. IJ is comprised of interconnected vignettes, so reading a few pages and reviewing them would be easy.

Fuck, we need read-alongs. I NEED to start reading more books.

>>71518058
>>71518559
I disagree w/the idea of using audiobooks. It would be hard to appreciate it's prose in audio form.

Also, I tend to miss alot of information when listening to an e-book or podcast. (Could just be my ADHD, not sure if anyone else shares this difficulty).

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If we're seriously gonna do this I have two suggestions:

1) An audio only stream
2) Perhaps someone should record themself doing a reading then post the recording?

Just because streaming video is unreliable and shitty sometimes, especially since we have someone from /daily/ on every continent (except for Africa and Antarctica I think).

>>71518584
>>71518625
That's fair. What book should we start with then?

I suggest Brave New World for no reason other than I've been meaning to re-read it.

>>71518692
If I were to use an audiobook I would have the actual book along as a guide. I used it for a bit with IJ and it worked fine and I retained pretty much everything.

>>71518742
I'd be cool with that. Never read it before but it's always looked interesting. Is it a favorite of yours?

oh god you guys are really doing the /daily/ reads lmao, it was just a joke lads

A live reading of IJ is a terrible idea. You won't finish it. And if you do, you'll get to the end and say "that's it?" like everyone else who finished it. Say no to memes.

>>71518596
Oops, forgot. Have you heard Grateful Dead - Europe 72?

>>71518765
>>71518742
>>71518692
>>71518625
I like the idea of recording it, it will be easy to just keep a hold of the links too as we go along. From what I've gathered, Infinite Jest has around 50 "chapters" so it won't be too hard to evenly divide it between the few of us who will be participating

>>71518589
Co i trust your opinion on this greatly so i will give them a chance but even you'll agree they are a rare gem in this genre?

I'd be willing to be the first dude to kickstart this shit, but I know nothing about streaming. If anyone has any suggestions for a free-to-use streaming service with comments

>>71518765
haven't read it in a long time but I liked it back then yeah.

>>71518829
have you read it?

>>71518823
didn't bear offer up the idea?

>>71518862
boiiiiii we boutta do dis

>>71518829
>>71518823
I am still hoping we just stick along to the individual reading point, tbqh. The pdf version shouldn't be hard to find for those who don't have it

>>71518871
Yea I fell for the meme. Literally just an extensions of his essays

>>71518883
Yeah, it is a good idea. We all know it's gotta be shorter to work tho

>>71518559
>>room next to me blasts really shitty trap with their pathetic sound system
>>I completely overpower them with shinji's beautiful voice


>be college student
>really difficult semester, workload way too large
>took too many credit hours
>have incredibly stressful week, took a japanese exam that I didn't have time to study for
>can't stand sitting around waiting to find out what my horrible grades are
>buddy texts me "come to dorm, we're gonna have a good time tonight, you deserve a break"
>decide to go out
>pick up 6 pack of expensive craft beers cos I know my buddies like it even though I can't really afford it
>I arrive and it's so good not to think of my studies for a while
>Jared puts on some tunes and we're having a good time
>the speakers I brought aren't the best but my friends all appreciate it because they don't have much either
>phone goes off
>grades have been posted online
>I have failed my Japanese exam so terribly, I stand no chance of passing
>I show my friends, defeated
>they tell me it will be alright
>"tonight is about friends, let's just enjoy the music and each other's company, don't think about japanese"
>smile because I have picked my friends well, at least
>but after a few more minutes of partying, my modest speakers are being drowned out by the neighbor
>eventually our music is indistinguishable, as the neighbor's music is far louder
>it's some japanese music
>remember my exam
>just wanted to feel at ease, for one night
>weeaboo from next door forcing me to confront my failure
>bass from neighbor shakes shelf, spilling the beer on my speakers
>they're ruined
>try to open them to attempt repair
>the writing on the back panel is in japanese
>start to cry a little
>friends try to console me
>all I can hear thumping through the wall is
"Baaaaaa
Bababa ba ba baaaaa
Bababa ba ba baaaaa
Baba ba baaaaaaaaa"
>fucking fishmans

>>71518823
It'd be a fun time desu.
>>71518829
Tbh, I probably wouldn't stay for a whole reading of IJ but it'd be fun just for the memes.
>>71518862
>few of us
You really think it'd be that small of a group? Other than the ones who're here now do you think there's anyone else who'd be interested in readalongs?

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Good morning /daily/!
Today I listen to 11CD's of piano minimalism and learn the entire unit of magnetism and electric fields.

>>71517475
Don't do Sargasso Sea, it's incredibly average and there's no way you give it above a 5.

>>71518559
>someone needs to take away my 4chan account away
Stopped reading there.

>>71518742
>>71518862
>2) Perhaps someone should record themself doing a reading then post the recording?

That would mean that people would have to listen to someone else's daily boy's voice in order to read it in it's entirety. I love you guys, but that's a horrible way to read a novel.

I'd much prefer a standard book club format. A set number of pages per week (for all participants to read at their own leisure) w/discussion and reviews every Sunday or something.


>1) An audio only stream
I guess that could work two. If I have to use an audio book, then I could just follow Fish's advice here >>71518742

>>71519061
desu, I wouldn't take the recording thing seriously

that'd just be for laughs

I'd listen to the recording first then read the thing on my own

>>71518911
woke up my roommate laughing at this lmao

most of the time the room next to me is the one blasting the music super loud so I don't think they minded getting BTFlipO for one night.

>>71518911
this is very good

>>71518911
lol

>>71518973
too late i already made that image

>>71518862
>Co i trust your opinion on this greatly
dont do that

>even you'll agree they are a rare gem in this genre
I generally find trip hop boring. And you might honestly find these guys pretty boring too, but the way they combine shoegaze and trip hop is so amazing. It's so great to just zone to and get lost in the texture

>>71518911
gave me a good chuckle

>>71519222
boi did you like pubic train or not

I'd be up for the /daily/ book club, i agree with sticking to a standard format and maybe starting out with something other than IJ tho. I've not read Brave New World either so it's not a bad suggestion

>>71518911
kek

>>71519094
>>71519061
>>71518905
Sweet, could someone find a pdf link for us to use? I have a copy already but i'm sure it would be easy to find this

>>71518911
I CANNOT TRANSLATE
JAPANESE TO ENGLISH
OR ENGLISH TO JAPANESE

>>71518915
i want to see as many people as possible join, i love discussing this book

>>71519278
I'll look for a copy of brave new world today, so if you all want to do it i will. I just want to reassure everyone that Infinite Jest is long, not necessarily difficult

>>71519310
I'm not worried about the reading difficulty Infinite Jest really, just worried it might be a bit tough to keep everyone organised and interested in doing the book club for that long

>>71519112
>woke up my roommate laughing at this lmao
Glad you liked it, it inspired me so I'm listening to long season now

>>71519328
>>71519310
yeah, from my experience with hosting the listenalongs this won't work very long if you use IJ, even 50 pages per week means more than half a year, no way there's enough interest left then, especially since people who missed a few weeks, can't enter again because they aren't as far with the book, and new people can't enter anyways

>>71519351
You need to join us on this IJ read along. Also what's your favorite beer? I am so glad i found out about sours dude

>>71519415
no way bro, I have 3 full novels to read for my english course. gonna be reading "A Farewell to Arms" this spring break. I'm surprised you like sours! also I have no idea what my favorite is. the best one I ever had was Brouwerj de Troch's Oude Geueze. it was like 12 dollars for the one bottle, a belgian sour beer. bless the friend John who bought it for us

>>71519477
(That's better than IJ) what else do you have to read?

>>71519513
we just finished "all quiet on the western front", now it's "farewell", then "regeneration" by Pat Barker, and then finally a fourth book, to be determined

>>71519593
Nice. Haven't read All Quiet on the Weatern front, but the film is great. How was it? Don't know that last one

>>71519623
it was very good. worth reading no matter who you are, but it's not something everyone will love. it's definitely not a favorite, I won't buy my own copy. I dunno the last one either, we'll see how it is

>>71518058
>Buscabulla
pretty good!

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cannonball adderly- somethin else

perfectly pleasant, but the pace didnt really click with me. I would have liked it much slower or a bit faster.

>>71516231
the tourney tells no lies

>>71516484
>>71516491
thanks!

>>71516665
she called shotgun in my Ford F-150 series Truck and I drove her home to the farm and played her washington phillips. needless to say, she got the key to the kingdom last night if you know what I mean eh he heh heh heh..

>>71517438
I like Portishead but other than that I feel ya

>>71518058
hmm...this definitely seems like a shit way to read but I'm still into this.

>>71518911
oh god this is fucking hilarious

>>71520051
>cocteau twins blue
>out to lunch yellow
nyar at it again with the bad opinions

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>Interior - s/t (1982)
>it's another Haruomi Hosono produces an underrated technopop masterpiece episode
https://youtu.be/3JqvXZF-tZM

>>71518911
I kek'd

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>>71520194

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Tina Brooks - True Blue (1960)
>Hard Bop

Damn fine hard bop set with a strong blues flavour. Very groove-centric melody lines and saxophone heavy execution. Despite it's very bluesy feel, it remains upbeat with a consistently quick rhythm, even for slower ballad type tracks such as 'Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You'.
Despite following a fairly straight-forward hard bop formula, each track is compositionally focused on the interaction between instruments, lending a different and never stagnant atmosphere to each track.
The piano is perhaps the weak link, never quite reaching the invigorating highs of the two horn players, but still mending with the style well. The set contains a refreshing mix of hard bop, upbeat swing and latin infused styles, particularly the drumming and bass lines.
Fantastic set, and not one to skip over.

8.0 /10

>we planning an Infinite Jest book club readalong thing
oh boy I gotta get in on this :0

>>71517438
>who else /loathes triphop/ here
One Or Two Guys Did It Pretty Well - The Genre
(also see: Shoegaze)

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If you listen to an album, but it's not on RYM, did you really listen to it?

>>71516222
it's me haha

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>>71520580
damn....

>>71520580
if you don't listen to an album, but it is on RYM, you actually listen to it

Why is so much of the shit I listen to a 3.5?

>>71520658
>Why is so much of the shit I listen to a 3.5?
because you like music

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>>71520658
i feel you senpai
it's like so many albums that are really good but not good enough for me to say they're a favorite

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Listening to Fly, Fly My Sadness right now, and it reminded me that my favorite throat singing song is actually from Dimmu Borgir

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p3r2T41tDU

Meme album/ band, but cmon this is good. Like 1:56, holy shit

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>>71520725
>Meme album/ band
not really, motherfucker
it's more metal than most elitist garbage being posted in metal generals

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>>71520658
>>71520688
post 3.5 amounts

>>71520725
Sounds like any other Dimmu Borir thingy with strings to be honest.

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>>71520752
>>71520688
doesnt look like a lot but i havent listened to a lot, its my second most inhabited

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>>71520580
You be an asset to society and add it to RYM

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>>71520752

>>71520745
I like them a lot, but most people think they're shitty.

This is a 9 https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/dimmu_borgir/enthrone_darkness_triumphant/

/daily/ is planning an IJ readalong? I'm down, I'll just have to borrow my GFs copy

>>71518559
>sorry for being annoying I'll try and stop in the future

Yeah same omg

>>71518589
>I'm just imagining reading books as a class in middle school and there's always that one kid who just sucks as reading out loud

That'd be me. So I'm not sure if I want to do the livestream lol. I'll still read along though

>>71520903
Whoops, forgot my trip

>>71519288
wait what book are we reading?


I'd be fucking stoked to do IJ, since that book really interests me and I need the discipline to finish it.

However, I get the trepidation behind having that as our first book

>>71520658
I used have the majority of my albums be a 3.5, now it's 3.0 for some reason

I guess I like music less now

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Zzzzzzzzz

It's not bad, but it's not interesting, either. I've heard other subdued stuff like this and found it more compelling.

>>71520896
you were supposed to only show the 3.5 >:(
very optimistic curve though, mine has been headed in that direction ever since i started listening to music i know i'll like it and not listening to music i don't like on purpose to look cool

>>71521034
youre going in the right direction

>>71520896
are we posting curves now?

>tfw your ratings will never catch up to your wishlist

we should make a scheduale/list for reading. Who wants to organize it? I'd be willing to do it first for whatever.

And are we still doing IJ or Brave New World? I think it's true that people would lose interest if we were to do IJ. If y'all REALLY think you'd be down to do IJ for months then by all means.

>>71520658
I feel like I skew my rating system otherwise this would probably be me, and my scale is still topheavy.

If you constantly search out stuff you think you'll like it makes sense.

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>>71521156
oops

>>71520896
What annoys me about my curve
>More 4's than 3's
>Too many 3.5's

Other then that I'm pretty okay with it, perhaps a few more 2's

>>71521245
>perhaps a few more 2's
i would tell you to listen to bad music but it seems like you already do that :^)

Might pause the chart I'm doing to listen to this, shit looks really really promising

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/sozialistiches_patienten_kollektiv/leichenschrei/

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>>71521256

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>The Bulgarian Voices »Angelite« feat. Huun-Huur-Tu, Sergey Starostin & Mikhail Alperin - Fly, Fly My Sadness

First throat singing album I've ever heard, and honestly I really enjoyed it. I loved the nature/ ritualistic sound to it. The female voices were especially good

4/5

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>Chuck Norris vs Communism
great story about the underground bootleg american film era in communist Romania, very well documented and acted out, but it's a bit too long for the subject and a lot of the people tend to repeat the same points which bothered me a bit.

>>71520580
only if it's on lastfm with a cover art

>>71521157
I want to do IJ and its great to know there are others who would want to do it but i understand if others want something else. Maybe a strawpoll?

>>71521260
mfw this might be another 5

that would be 3 in a week

wtf is happening

>>71521579
youre starting to like music too much, this is not good

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Hey /daily/ recommend me some industrial, please.

>>71521674
i know

help me

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>>71521714
the second industrial revolution is pretty good imo

>>71521485
what are those 3 screwtapes sdc picked

>>71521842
13 and 88
i tossed in 70 as well bc why not

>>71521869
I haven't heard 88. 70 is good!
you should swap 13 with 12, and only do 13 OR 3AM pt II because those two are similar, entirely freestyle

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i've had to get new speakers and everything sounds totally different now
shittier no less
say goodbye to my old taste i guess, i'll have to find any music that sounds good again, i sure hope that can be done

probably gonna need a new waste of time anyways, my week is 2stuffed

also these

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rec me

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>>71522281
>say goodbye to my old taste i guess, i'll have to find any music that sounds good again, i sure hope that can be done
it can, I believe in you
>>71522335
Jandek - Houston Thursday

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>>71522281
Pretty good week, Loveless has grown on me a lot

>>71521578
https://strawpoll.com/sdg55ra
https://strawpoll.com/sdg55ra
https://strawpoll.com/sdg55ra
https://strawpoll.com/sdg55ra

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>>71522351
Looks nice
Do you have a link?
Otherwise I'll wait for this

>>71522394
No link my friend, I'm leaving for the city right now :(

>>71522412
It's ok, the vid is downloading now it seems.
Safe travels.

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I'm back....(hold up)....

on my SHIT !!!!

>No Trend - Too Many Humans......
*thumbs up emoji* The only element I really disliked are a lot of the pseudo-intellectual fake deep lyrics that are ever present in hardcore punk. Someone's not a "slave" for working at McDonalds so they can afford to live calm down dude. Not everyone can afford to have their parents buy them instruments so that they can make a band yelling at normies. Everything else is perfect.
9

>Various Artists - Longing for the Past
Rating #4000!!! Go me!!! (kill me) My only complaint about a lot of these Dust-to-Digital compilation is that a lot of these incredible songs are really set back by their inevitable occasionally shotty recording quality. It's a real bummer that we'll probably never hear many of these incredible pieces in their original quality, but what's left to admire is something really beautiful. Much easier to rec, seeing as there's so many people here who enjoy SouthEast-Asian music this much. Favorite discs were the middle two from Thailand and Burma, which were damn incredible.
8

>Fra Lippo Lippi - In Silence
Yeahyeahyeah. Good times. "Recession" is one of coldwave's bests. Tags are "depressive" and "lethargic" but I really felt like there were a lot of fun songwriting elements here to me. Can't help but crack a grin when listening to stuff like this.
8

>Ekkehard Ehlers - Plays
The "John Cassavetes" set is incredible jesus. Nothing quite reaches that level, and a bit of it is pretty bad, but a very worthwhile compilation. I can barely hear any of the original artists in the tracks I hear, but that makes it a bit more special imo.
8

cont

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>>71522679

>Opus Avantra - Opus Avantra
The vocals really carry this thing. If someone with a less interesting voice there's no chance I would've liked it as much, as the song-writing falls flat in a lot of areas. The sound-collage elements are cool, sure, but idk where to go with this review now. I shit on the songs but then I like it for some reason? Maybe I do have shit taste, huh?
7

>Gastr del Sol - Camoufleur
Enjoyed more than Upgrade & Afterlife! I think it really demonstrates a more cohesive, yet eclectic string of pieces. Didn't quite love it, but I can really see O'Rourke's optimistic happy-experimental style I adore so much shine through here. No reason not to hear this if you like the guy's other works.
7

>Mount Eerie - Live in Copenhagen
Phil has made some of the best folk music out there, but for me it's super on and off. Minus "Wind's Poem" every album he's released under "Mount Eerie" has been pretty inferior to his Microphones output. Here, it's just the dude and his guitar, making really simple, quiet, sweet music. I could see someone who's a bigger Mnt Eerie fan getting more out of this, as it's probably one of the comfiest albums ever, but I just wish there was more for me to grab onto here, as I kinda just felt bored through half of this.
6

>Tarentel - Ghetto Beats on the Surface of the Sun
Thought pretty highly of "From Bone to Satellite" but this is super overblown. I know it's a comp of sorts, but there's a lot tying in here that I can't help but feel these tracks were meant to be in this format. Yet, everything inside is so disjointed and not really fulfilling as I've come to expect from this brand of post-rock. This is from the era where this genre really started to jump the shark.
5

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>>71522694

>Big Star - 3rd
I've never really liked this style of really over orchestrated pop music. Something about shoving strings into the background of all these pop ballads just feels so unincorporating and ham-fisted to me. Idk why it annoys me so much, and I didn't really hear any super worthwhile songs on here like I could pick out from #1 Record. I can see the appeal, but it's definitely not for me.
4

>Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Can probably imagine I'll probably get the most shit for this pan if any. Though I enjoy elements of "Selling England by the Pound" I've never really been big on these guys, but here, their book of tricks really starts to run especially thin. What I think is created from this hour-and-a-half double album is needlessly overblown pop music. It reminds me a lot of The Who's "Tommy", which while also not great, does a lot of the things this album attempts in a much simpler, more satisfying fashion. This format of pop prog has never been engaging to me, nor will it probably ever be.
3

>Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
Man this is BORING. I thought A I A was just satisfying, just a little empty, but this just feels lazy. I actually really liked the first two tracks, but everything else was terrible. This is only 45 minutes but it feels like a few hours I swear. Mixing indie folk with ambient just makes for really boring, empty, pop songs. I can usually see why stuff I dislike is liked by someone, but this really just confused me.
3

>Cromagnon - Orgasm
Some people will probably love it by virtue of "it was PRETTY WEIRD for 1969 huh???" Fine, but look at it for what it is. If this came out today you would hate it no questions asked. The audible equivalent of a dude farting in a bottle 50 years ago and someone opening it today and going "OMG AVANT-GARDE".
2

Thanks to whoever actually reads my wall-of-text short reviews btw holy shit. Listening to 50 Song Memoir now. What next?

>>71522679
>I really disliked are a lot of the pseudo-intellectual fake deep lyrics
someone can't handle the truth, keep sleeping sheep

it would help if the dude's voice wasn't so whiny

>>71522679
>Someone's not a "slave" for working at McDonalds so they can afford to live calm down dude. Not everyone can afford to have their parents buy them instruments so that they can make a band yelling at norms
No Trend on suicide watch, b the flip o

>>71522712
>Big Star - 3rd
>4
wew you have triggered me, how is holocaust not a worthwhile song at the very least

>>71522679
My dudeski...if /daily/ hasn't already turned on you, today's the day

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>>71522733
Whiny voices almost never bother me idk why. Probably why I'm one of the only people I know who likes pic related.

>>71522749
lmao it's not even exclusively that band. It's an element I fucking hate in punk. You see all these pissed of New York/Cal kids who are all "grrr I H8 RICH PEOPLE FUCK 'EM >:(( " like dude the only reason you can afford to do any of this shit is because of your "wage slave" rich parents. It's a good thing lyrics are overrated otherwise I'd probably hate punk. I grew up on the shit though, so how could I?

>>71522771
yeahyeah Holocaust is a cool track, and I remember Thirteen being one of my HS jams, but this style of super over-orchestrated pop rock has never been for me. I think ELO does that shit better (though the artists are only vaguely similar anyways) and I don't even care for them that much either.

>>71522818
y

>>71516304
Nice, VAPERROR is tight, Machine Girl - Gemini and Bruce Smear - Chlorine are similar in sugar content so high it'll give you diabetes. I bet you'd like em.

>>71522679
>The "John Cassavetes" set is incredible jesus.
only one worth listening to

>>71522712
accurate but a bit rude review of cromagnon and grouper

NEXT:
water curses
Airs
Arbeit Macht Frei

>>71522858
I'd normally be with you on the orchestration but it doesn't feel shoehorned in at all with Big Star, there's not even much of it, the band are still at the forefront most of the time with orchestration to add a bit of atmosphere and the songwriting is so strong. I mean the album ends on a three track streak of Holocaust, Kanga Roo and Thank You Friends. I can understand not liking it as much as #1 Record but rating it 4/10? i'll pray for you son

you have sufjan records rated 4/5 flip you fish

Also there's nothing wrong with lyrics against rich people, No Trend's are shitty and dumb but still.

>>71522712
agree with grouper but I will fucking fight you over 3rd

>>71522970
will do luv u yammy boi <3

>>71523066
Sufjan is a better composer imo. His songs are headed by instrumentation with string sections more involved rather than being pushed in the back playing two or three notes over and over. I probably would've loved 3rd had I discovered it a few years prior honestly.

>Also there's nothing wrong with lyrics against rich people
I think you're missing my point, which was that plenty of the people that write all those edgy anti-capitalist lyrics often come from very affluent, white families, which are probably the only reasons they can afford instruments in the first place. Do you know how much a decent-sounding set of drums would've cost in the 70s or 80s?

Again, it almost never has an affect on the music for me, I just find the lyrics dumb in this context.

>>71523124
:^*

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If next /daily/ thread isn't 311 edition watch me flip my shit

One night, I'm gonna come to you, inside of your house, wherever you're sleeping, and I'm going to cut your throat.

>>71523294
Should be infinite jest edition desu

>>71523237
Can my EP be the last thing you listen to btw
Unless that somehow lands as the 4000th rating

>>71523294
i know that's you pretending to be fish, jones
>>71523467
pls do

>>71523237
And nah I got your point, I don't think it's particularly relevant, for one you don't know their background and would it really matter if they did? I don't think so, you don't need to be dirt poor to see inequality (the fact that the poor can't afford to make music speaks for that) and most punk would be a bit shit if they weren't shouting at something, society isn't fair, so why not have a little rant at the man?

Definitely not defending No Trend though, their lyrics have zero wit, just 'edgy' punk in general.

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Besides the last track from Husker Du's "Zen Arcade", I've listened to seven albums and not a single track that I'd listen to again. Ouch. Gotta turn this around, somehow. Maybe I should download another library music album, you know, like KPM, DeWolfe, etc.

>>71523524
how do you not enjoy one track out of all those albums what the hell????

>>71523478
I already got rating # 4000 silly boy ;p

and sure why not lmao

>>71523490
nah it me

>>71523510
Okay yeah I'll concede with that. I still find a lot of that edgy punk attitude a bit hypocritical though.

>>71523524
some of the best rock music ever made is on that chart idk how you liked only one track. Meat Puppets certainly isn't something I would expect everybody to love, but maybe just stop listening to rock music made in the 80s because it clearly isn't your thing lmao.

>>71523591

Tabula Rasa and the Indonesian traditional music albums were okay, but they just didn't grab me to where I wanted to listen to em again. Now, that "De Natura Sonorum" album from the other day? Fuck yes. No real complaints there, except that Parmegiani's music is a little cheesy.

>>71523668

I liked NoMeansNo's debut album, along with Fushitsusha. And there were a couple tracks I liked from Chrome and Cabaret Voltaire. So there's definitely something for me in 80s rock.

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>>71523524
you're pulling me leg

>>71523791
I meant "canon" 80s rock. Like I probably wouldn't rec the Pixies or Minutemen to you.

No idea what you're into though since no RYM and I haven't seen many of your reviews to know what exactly you like dislike, but maybe Hijokaidan would be more your style? Specifically their first live album.

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Remember that Daft Punk tune Get Lucky? Happening in 5 min but I better shitpost on /daily/ before that cause <3 and shit.

give me 3 records please for the next 3 days, a record a post. Not sure if I'll be able to download them tomorrow morning but that's the plan.
>>71523467
Kiss me before that, ok?
>>71522412
Hope you have fun with that one. I know I did.

>>71523887
>pupperboy bout to get his dicc wet
boiiii

this seems right up your alley
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ハナタラシ/ハナタラシ/

>>71523887
SLY DOG ALERT

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/andrew_hill/black_fire/

>>71523887
>Hope you have fun with that one. I know I did.
It looks pretty neat. It took some time to download but I have the vid finally. I'll get around it tomorrow.
Egaheer - Demo'93 & Demo'94
if you can't find a link I can upload but it's on youtube

>>71523980
>>71524007
>>71524028
Good shit, thank you m8s

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i am become meme, trying to find more native american music like Sacred Guitar and Violin Music

>>71523887
listens to every jandek live record then gets lucky, makesuthink

feel like i might have recd you this before but have you listened to/watched The Velvet Underground's Symphony of Sound?

>>71523800
this meme never gets old

sukuwiduwarudo

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>>71523886

I guess if anyone gives a shit I could post the last... three or four years of me listening to music, I've kept records of every band and album I've listened to, as well as smaller text detailing what tracks I liked.

But to be real brief about it, I tend to like instrumental music the most. A melody or progression that feels like it's on a journey and you gotta keep up with it, with a good range of textures. Prog rock is okay with me, but symphonic prog is 99% fuck no at this point because I've been burned too many times with boring albums. Punk and folk rock don't really interest me, either, but sometimes if a punk album is really fun, I can get into it, like something by the Dead Kennedys. Any genre fusion is usually a big plus.

For rock, I like Djam Karet, Ozric Tentacles, Dixie Dregs, Mackenzie Theory, Don Caballero, Focus, Hiro Yanagida, Fushitsusha, Ludus, Magazine, Joy Division, National Health, Heldon, etc.

>>71524333
>I tend to like instrumental music the most. A melody or progression that feels like it's on a journey and you gotta keep up with it, with a good range of textures.
so classical basically

For real my jam rn:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGy21u_LEwc
ends too early when it's just the track just by itself though but you get the idea

I also really dig the last half of this a lot but the first song is cool too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEZwa1Funh0

Roxy and Elsewhere is fantastic mang. I really love the way Zappa always blurs the line between studio/live albums so often.

>>71524333
awesomecool! I usually like a lot of jazz-rock/fusion albums so maybe I should check some of those out. I've really liked what I've heard from Pekka Pohjola and Herbie Hancock so far so looking forward to those sometime.

Have you heard any of Zappa's jazz-fusion stuff? I think you may dig the tracks I posted above.

>>71524333
Try Geza X's You Goddamn Kids

Jazz fusion punk kind of deal. He produced the Dead Kennedys first album as well as stuff for a bunch of other LA bands like the Germs

anybody here like CDs

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>overwhelmingly positive review of an album
>1.5 stars
I will never understand this. Even if you have some dumb avant-teen curve it never makes sense to me.

>>71524583
I only buy reel-to-reel mang