/daily/ - Space edition

Also since the topic came up last thread I'm gonna ask who would be up for taking part in listenalongs again.

For those who don't know what they are, basically, everybody who wants to participate gets put on a list and then said list is sorted randomly.
Then, every weekend the first person on the list picks an album and everybody else listens to it, and gives their thoughts on it.

Milk Music released a new album the other day, I know one or two of you like them so just a heads up. It ok.

>>71641520
I would be, only took part in them once or twice when they were a regular thing

>>71641520
im in

>>71641520
im down

Hey Stick, just saw the tourney results. My rec, since it isn't on your RYM, is:

MBV - You Made Me Realize

Lemme know if you've already heard it or anything

>>71641520
I'm in

>>71641520
Yeah!

What's some /daily/ approved record labels?

>>71641928
up records

>>71641928
my diary desu

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>Fela Kuti - Roforofo Fight
finally something that can hold a candle to expensive shit. the grooves are a little different sounding here, which is good because a lot of his stuff can sound wayyy too similar which kinda turns me off from him. Trouble Sleep was amazing, easily in his top 3 songs. it has a much slower tempo than the usual Fela, which makes for a very unique experience. You definitely need to hear this. The closer, Go Slow, is pretty mediocre though, and doesn't live up to the first three tracks.

>>71641928
seeing how much everyone here loves jim's pop stuff and to a lesser extent a lot of the other records they put out, Drag City is probably a big one

@stick

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/tim_buckley/the_peel_sessions/

I made this

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>>71642551

>>71642559
8 is amazing
kazuki tomokawa is pretty good too
Arrange and Process Basic Channel Tracks >>> BCD-2

Good fahey picks, Fahey Blows His Nose is truly a masterpiece

>>71642589
probably the best fahey, it has both Fahey Blows His Nose and Announcement
>We'll take about half an hour break, and you can go out, have a doobie, cigarette, whatever

can't be bothered doing set charts right now, rec me and I'll prob listen

>>71642867
a chance......... to create the new /daily/core
dj playero - playero 37
it's on spotify

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SDC
we are so blessed to have you among us
I hope you get to listen to all of your favorite albums (Abortions) and see your favorite films (Star Spangled to Death) and read your favorite books (Society of Spectacles)

>>71642990
>Abortions
get with the times, bear
all he likes now is dj screw

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>>71642990

>>71641520
I'm in, it was fun organizing it until only 2 or 3 people took part
Fresh start might work, for a while at least

plug listenalong as well?

>>71642990
whats an essdici

>>71642982
Not really my type of thing but pretty fun, thanks for the rec.

I need to listen to your new album next

>>71643625
essdici deez nuts

Happy bday sdc
May you have a nice day with clem and the Sicilian boys
Öpö

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>>71643743
>Not really my type of thing but pretty fun, thanks for the rec.
that's good enough for me

>I need to listen to your new album next
wow, i didn't even have to subtly suggest it this time!

i'm being interviewed for the first time today, pretty excited desu

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Caged rocks, 1984

>“While walking at Mt Kaputar (1510m) National Park in north-western NSW we saw these caged rocks. There was no explanation and I still have no idea why. Maybe an Aboriginal sacred site? Sep 84”

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>>71641520
we can try

>>71641928
tragic hero
rise
skin graft
never say die
idk that's just the stuff i happened to like on fb
o rite punchbowl

>>71642990
happy sdc
but wb you

>>71641520
Count me in

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Also rate my college apartment shelf, bois. Board game collection is a little lacking up at school, and a bunch of books are m.i.a. rn

>>71641103
@Hampus

Nice speakers

Needs more Lego architecture sets

What are those board games at the bottom of the shelf ("när då då" and "Rappa Kaljia")? I'm big into board games, and European games are usually great—if they have an English translation

>>71644616
nice vacuum cleaner do you make shoegaze with it

Fahey Blows His Nose is just fucking stunning.......

>>71644366
bad rocks

>>71644616
Review incoming. Will also post mine

>>71644616
love me some kraken

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>>71644616

Jesus is this a fucking great album

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/carissas-wierd/songs-about-leaving/

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>>71644616
>two copies of Slaughterhouse Five
>large unmarked black binders taking up a whole shelf
>some good /lit/-core
>memes against humanity
>empty liquor bottles up top
Pretty college-y but good overall. The library won me over ultimately. How was Sixth Extinction? Ditch the empties, find another spot for the huge folders and you got something real nice.

>>71646157
Shit. 4chan always does this to me...

>>71642982
>it's on Spotify
Am I blind?

>>71641756
>>71642413
Thanks

>>71641520
I'm down

>>71641520
I'm in

>>71646212
https://open.spotify.com/album/3Y5G1VvWG5n658gJDpvaXS

for your blindness

>>71646296
Ah, I was searching DJ Playero

>>71641928
cavern brew records

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>>71646788
haha my favorite

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>tfw when smoked out and listening to fishmens

:)

yamir yr album is p cool

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>>71647009
thanks senpai

in case you're interested, i was interviewed by jakub tabor, it should go up in a couple hours

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>>71644616
>>71646157
Quality shelves dudes.

Only have a mini shelf for now, just books & some clothes. Records are in a separate bin. Also, I'm a lazy reader so I haven't worked my way through half the books

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Review bump

Tribo Massahi - Estrelando Embaixador
>Batucada, African Folk

I don’t even recognize 2/3 of the RYM tags and I sure haven’t heard much African folk music. No idea what I was expecting going into this, aside from a connection to Samba.

From the get go, this was chaotic. Lots of polyrhythmic percussion, samba-y vocals and a lot of call-and-response vocals. There’s even like a chorus of children that chants along with most of the tracks, which is cool. The drums are noticeably mixed louder than the rest of the music though. And this is coming from someone who usually doesn’t notice shit like this. The bass on cuts like “Harmatan” blares in the foreground as well, with vocals sitting in the background, obscured by a lot of echo. It was almost annoying to have the singing so far in the back but it gave the album a uniquely dark feel. Sounded like this was recorded in a tunnel or around a campfire or something.

Musically, this is tight. The rhythm was maybe a bit over-emphasized but a lot of the music I like kind of leans that way anyway. The drumming is tight and complex, with lots of bongos and hand percussion going on. It’s almost hectic, with the groups of drums just bouncing around and joining together into a huge wall of percussion.

Though the rhythm section is really impressive, the rest of the instrumentation is fairly simple. There’s a little flute on the opener, some funk guitar riffs throughout and - not much else. As a result, it feels vaguely afrobeat-y but that doesn’t quite capture it. On each transition, there’s also a little airplane sample that kind of breezes by and reminds you that you’re going onto the next track. Despite these separate tracks, the album is essentially two big jam sessions.

The energy on here is awesome. I like the intense drumming, cool vocals and little hints of funk instrumentation. As a whole, it’s a really unique listen, I’m not sure how to put most of it into words. Great.

3.5/5

>>71645920
I really wanted to like this album but I only really liked ignorant piece of shit
Maybe I should listen to it again

>>71647659
Man, that's a super high quality selection of books. Is Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks good? I see it everywhere and I'm into the pop science stuff lately

>>71647737
nah dw it actually sucks

>>71647804
Thanks man!

Also, yeah it's definitely worth a read. I read it about 3 or 4 years ago when I was heavy into science so maybe I'm biased but I thought super entertaining. Probably one of my favorite books, alongside Book of Basketball (lol). It goes into a lot of the same themes as Jurassic Park/Michael Crichton books, with the whole "should we mess with genetics?" conversation. It's just a cool story in general, I'd recommend it

>>71647999
I'm sold. I recently read Next of Kin by Roger Fouts, which sounds similar in an abstract way. Blew my conception of consciousness out the window. One of those non-fiction stories that are better than fiction

>>71648069
Huh, that looks super interesting based on what I've seen. If that's what you've been reading recently, I'm sure you'll like Henrietta Lacks

do something

>>71641520
I'm in

>>71649593
make me

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FUCK.

Chuck die

>>71650007
Damn that really sucks.

The dude was fucking 90 though, which is crazy.

>>71650007
'no'

>>71650007
f

>>71650123
you can't say no to death

>>71650007
Bummer :/ I'm honestly surprised he made it this long though, 90 is pretty rare

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Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire
>Neo Psychedelia, Space Rock

I’m not quite sure what changed since Perfect Prescription but I didn’t get much out of this release. There’s less of an epic atmosphere and I think these songs suffer a lot as a result. The guitar and synths drone on in psychedelic fashion as usual - they just feel boring. The 11 minute “Suicide” is basically a drone track, with weaving guitars and repetitive drums just splashing around in the background. It’s maybe the most epic moment of the album but it still falls flat in my mind, despite some cool little moments of distortion. The closer “Lord Can You Hear Me?” is pretty solid though, with an old-school doo-wop kind of guitar passage and some earnest, religious (as you’d imagine) lyrics. It’s very heartfelt and emotional as a result and I’m quite glad I checked out the album for that one track. The rest of the album, however, just blends together in a mush of average neo-psych.

Maybe this will grow on me though, cause I really loved Perfect Prescription.

2.5/5

>>71650007
;(

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TIEBREAKER:

Woolite recs:

My Bloody Valentine - You Made Me Realize (1988)
>Shoegaze, noise pop, dream pop
The first two tracks (the noisier ones), were fantastic and probably the noisiest thing by MBV I've heard. The following three tracks were decent but forgettable; the dreamier sound of those three songs was executed much better on Loveless in my opinion.
7

Jangle&Bojangle recs:

Tim Buckley - The Peel Sessions (1991)
>Singer/songwriter, psychedelic folk
It's Tim Buckley in his prime. That's hard to beat. "Hallucinations/Troubador" is the obvious standout. Although the other tracks don't stand out too much compared to the studio versions, it's still Tim Buckley and his performance is still top-notch.
8

Jangle moves on! One rec, please. Thanks for participating, Woolite.

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>>71651225
(wrong pic)

>>71650007
fuck. I remember doing a project on him in middle school

I guess I should give him a listen

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>>71651244
>Rec my favorite EP
>Given a 7/10
>Loses
>Jangle now has an excuse to keep spamming Tim Buckley

Man these tourneys are not for me

>>71651790
Whoops, forgot my trip but whatever

i don't think my ratings have weight on rym... scary...

>>71652123
not as much weight as your fat ass has thats for sure rofl

>>71652123
They don't until a mod manually enables them. PM a mod and ask

>>71652163
tfw 5th percentile for weight
>>71652164
thanks

>>71652123
>>71652164
What does that even mean? I didn't know this was a thing

>>71652342
my ratings don't affect the average score

>>71652408
Huh, that's weird. How'd you figure out that was happening?

>>71652552
i've thought so for a while but my suspicion was confirmed when i rated something with like 3 other ratings and the average hasn't changed after like 2 months

now this is a super saiyan that's ascended beyond a super saiyan

>>71644616
good lookin'

the empty booze bottles are so college lmao

>>71646157
man i've gotta read future days

>>71647659
>maus
my man

>>71650007
RIP

>>71652123
mine definitely don't but that's because i've got that wonky rating system

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Kayo Dot - Coyote (2010)
>experimental rock, avant-prog

I'm kinda shocked by the very middling reaction that this got from fans of the band. I'm not a fan of Kayo Dot or Toby Driver that much at all, but I find this pretty much on par with Choirs of the Eye. I appreciate how it pretty much sheds the band's metal influence, taking on a sound much more indebted to avant-prog and jazz than anything else. It's quite a neutered take on these genres, because the arrangements are pretty simple and very awkwardly composed, but it's an interesting direction for the band and all the performances are great. I like the jazz sound more than the avant-prog sound, it's a very spacey, avant-garde take on jazz that sounds original without every straying too far from the confines of the genre. I liked this more than I thought I would, but I'm still not a big fan.

2.5-

Sparklehorse - It's a Wonderful Life (2001)
>indie rock, indie pop

Wow, the opener is absolutely beautifiul. Glockenspiel usage always kills me, and the way that intrinsically melancholic instrument pairs with Linkous' heartbreakingly small and defeated vocals makes for one of the best album openers I've heard in a while. "Gold Day" keeps up this excellence, as do most of the next five or so tracks, but the album takes a bit of a dive right with "Dog Door". "Dog Door" itself is the album's worst track, a misled attempt to mine the sounds of electro-industrial and trip hop, and the remaining tracks on the album can't quite reach the same level of quality as the whole first half. It's still very good, but not on the same level. That being said, if the last five tracks were that new Weezer song on repeat I'd still love this album because of the strength of it's first seven tracks, so I can't complain too much.

3.0+

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[1/2]

Jeff Mills - Live At the Liquid Room, Tokyo
>Detroit Techno

Not really a big fan of dance music in general but this is pretty cool. It’s exactly what you think of when you hear the term “techno”, with the drum breaks just slapping and the bass pounding hard as ever. It’s all hectic and fast as hell, with all these samples just thrown in for the hell of it. There’s stretches where it’s just pure straight up techno, with mostly drum breaks dominating the mix. But there’s also these period where Mills shows off his skills as a DJ, crafting these cool little collages of samples. There’s also these wavy synths, lots of crossfade and pounding, African-sounding drums that pop up from time to time. And a little tropical influence on track 2, which is just the coolest. Never thought this combinations of sounds would be so entertaining - but it certainly is. From the little Detroit techno I’ve heard, this sampling is the main feature of the music that makes it so unique.

It’s a bit heavy, to the point of it feeling exhausting by the end. I wish I knew more about this music so I could write a better review… But it’s a pretty cool little mix, fairly enjoyable stuff.

3/5

>>71653249
"It's a Wonderful Life" is easily one of my favorite songs of all time, very few can evoke a similar emotional response for me

>>71653296
hey at least you kinda liked it!

>>71653316
dude that track got me tearing up in my car not gonna lie

>>71653296
[2/2]

Sly & The Family Stone - Small Talk
>Soul, Funk

Just outside of Sly’s fantastic trilogy of Stand/Riot/Fresh, this feels remarkably average. All of the elements which made Sly’s music so entertaining and original seem to still be here. But they’re all toned down and mellowed out in the worst way possible. Fresh at least had a cohesive atmosphere I loved and some decent standouts - this just has “Can’t Strain My Brain” and “Loose Booty” wedged between some poor to mediocre cuts. The standouts aren’t even too entertaining either, with generic soul riffs, meh guitar and much less energy than usual. Sly’s managed to pull off both mellow and upbeat but this just feels weak and lifeless aside from those two tracks. He’s definitely running out of ideas by this stage of his career and he’s kind of stuck in a rut, especially as far as songwriting goes. There’s not enough energy to make this fun and too much orchestration to make this cool. It’s not offensively bad, it’s simply mediocre.

2.5/5

>>71653377
Yeah, is a pretty cool album. Techno is slowly growing on me, ngl. I just don't think it's quite my favorite style of music, even though I'm sure there's some cool stuff out there.

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>>71653409
try house next

>>71653409
y'ever heard any basic channel?

>>71653409
y'ever heard any Scooter?

>>71653454
I've loved the little house I've managed to hear so far, I should really get more into it. I'm so out of the loop on most electronic music though.

>>71653462
I haven't actually. But I've heard a lot of good things about them here on /daily/. You think I'd like em?

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>Graham Lambkin - Salmon Run

This was pretty good. Reminded me a lot of The Caretaker - An Empty Bliss Beyond this World, and I love that album. I really liked the old classical tape sound, and the overall atmosphere of the album.

4/5
>Captain Beefheart and The Magic Band - Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller)

I think I'm starting to not like Captain Beefheart as much as I use to.

3/5
>The 150 Murderous Passions - The 150 Murderous Passions

The first track was alright, the second was just not enjoyable at all. I've heard plenty better industrial/ power electronics.

2.5/5

>>71653515
depends on if you'd like something much more hypnotic and minimal than jeff mills. give phylyps trak a listen, it's only like 20 minutes.

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Postin' some mini-reviews to give me a good excuse to not study for my math final.

>Oneohtrix Point Never - Rifts
FUCK yeah. A two-and-a-half hour chiptune/ambient album sounds like a fucking pain to sit through, but I was legit astral projecting through a majority of this. This guy has a real fucking knack for finding satisfying electronic timbres in a way I don't think many other electronic musicians can compare. Unreal, tangible atmosphere and OPN's best work by far. For sure not gonna be everyone's thing, but I think everyone here would get something out of it.
9

>Songs: Ohia - The Lioness
I hope to god there's more Jason Molina stuff in some vault somewhere, because this guy can't help to make some of the most impactful, melancholic music. The way he incorporates pacing into what are essentially very simple songs play with my heartstrings in a really peculiar way. No reason not to hear this if you've enjoyed this guys other projects, as this is certainly one of his bests.
8

>Swirlies - They Spent Their Wild Youthful Days in the Glittering World of the Salons
With tags like this, I expected this to be a half-baked Slowdive, which is already a half-baked shoegaze band. So that would make this...one quarter-baked? However, this surpasses every other "indiegaze" album I've ever heard holy christ. There's some dumber in-between moments, sure, but the noiser moments fused with pop tendencies remind me a bit of Boces, and that's not a compliment I'd had out easy.
7

>Vladimir Sofronitsky - Scriabin Recital
I probably should've enjoyed this more than I did but I really didn't. I caught a glimpse of some of the more ethereal and floaty moments by laying back and letting myself get lost in this world, but the effect wore off pretty quickly. Satisfying for sure, but not infectious to the degree I'd hoped for. Maybe one day I'll find more time to appreciate it, but that's just how I feel for now.
7

cont

>>71653515
this is gonna be a rlly typical poseur thing to say but basic channel got me into bleeps
>>71653637
>swirlies
>7
noice

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>>71653637

>Кaзмa-Кaзмa - Пляcки тpyбaдypoв
There's a lot of amazing, weird shit here, but I think the thing that prevents me form LOVING this is the recording quality. Sometimes this slav post-punk thing bodes really well with the lo-fi elements, but I think it really hurts this album, especially with all the fantastic fusion of neo-classical/denser instrumental moments. These highs would be SO much more effective if it didn't sound so damn compressed. Maybe the shottier recording/production will bode better with some, and the songs themselves are usually great, but I think that element is gonna keep me from revisiting this soon.
7

>Eyehategod - Take As Needed for Pain
Kicks so much ass hell yes. Was headbanging to a good chunk of this shit and I couldn't help it. The first five tracks are all incredible. Too bad right after there's a seven minute dumbass track of pure bullshit. Every track preceding that one is worse than the last, and this album takes a dive quick. What's there at the beginning is certainly awesome, but so much here sucks either comparatively, or just in general.
6

>The Magnetic Fields - 50 Song Memoir
Did a pretty lengthy write-up last thread, but basically, this has some of the best music I've heard this year. Stephin Merritt in many ways is still one of the best modern songwriters, but this album is super bloated. No reason I'd see to listen to this entire thing unless you loved the shit out of 69 Love Songs and need more.
6

cont

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>>71653668

>Kan Gao - To the Moon Original Soundtrack
Kinda torn on this. It has a lot of really emotional, sweet, well-composed moments, but then is almost always interrupted by weird, usually ill-fitting video game FL Studio cliches. I much preferred the songs that were either obviously fitted for video game background noise (usually the chiptunier stuff) or the moments that were classical imitations, but the combination of both often left a bad taste in my mouth. Could see some people REALLY loving this or thinking it was the worst thing ever, but I'm definitely in the middle of both.
6

>Beat Konducta - Vol. 5: Dil Cosby Suite
Not every song hits as much as I thought it would, but the highs here are very apparent. Uses a lot of elements from Dilla's Donuts, but rarely reaches the level of the source material. The final track, "Sacrifice", and "The Mystery" are in particularly great, but most feels like less dense or interesting Dilla. Mad Lib's best solo output for sure, but still nothing really that special.
6

Dio - Holy Diver
Lolol why do I like this so much? I thought it'd be a pretty easy butt-metal pan, but I liked a lot of what I heard here. "Holy Diver", "Stand Up and Shout", and "Don't Talk to Strangers" were legit bangers. "Rainbow in the Dark" seems to be one of the more liked tracks here, but the synths on that track and some others here really don't vibe with me much. There's a lot of similar dated-production/instrumentation moments, and a lot of this feels like a half-assed Sabbath impression, but doesn't any metal worth giving a shit about?
6

>Swell Maps - A Trip to Marineville
I didn't really think Jane From Occupied Europe was anything special, but this was even more bland. I preferred almost every song on the 7" single that was included with this than on the actual LP. The tones present here are nice, but I found nothing really to enjoy from the substance of most of the songs.
5

cont one last time okay I'm sorry

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>>71653697

didn't format my reviews right ahead of time and couldn't do it all in just three posts pls no bully :(

>Iglooghost - Little Grids
Iglooghost has for sure made some of the better OI FOKIN WONKY M9 albums I've heard, but this was my least favorite release by the guy. The opening track was pretty good, but nothing I'd write home about, then almost every following track was significantly worse. Maybe worth checking out if UK Bass/str8 wonk is your thing, but it's only slightly better than most for me.
4

What next?

Hi I've been called to kick fish out of the post punk cool boys club for his swell maps score

Uour finissed fish

>>71653864
shut up your genre is literally the nu metal of punk rock

>>71653864
is this the guy from the smiths

>>71653864
If you include the single there's maybe a handful of good songs on A Trip to Marineville.

I didn't like New Order once upon a time so maybe I'll turn around idk.

>>71653883
you're not wrong though

>>71653603
>>71653661
Cool, sounds like I might enjoy it then. I'll check out Phylyps Trak to start

>>71653697
>Mad Lib's best solo output for sure

Hmmm, I think he has some other solo output that's better. Dil Cosby is pretty solid for a traditional beat tape but he has much better stuff in the Medicine Show series. Black Soul and Shades of Blue are probably better imo. And Brain Wreck Show is the wildest record he made by far, I think it deserves a spot up there as well.

>>71653668

The actual production of the thing is probably fine, it has a major Soviet producer behind it. It's just that you can only find it as a shoddily ripped 192 bootleg of a cassette only sold during live shows. Nobody is really certain what the actual cover even is, it's one of the entries in the Soviet rock book where no art is provided. I'd honestly pay really good money for an original copy in good shape or a vinyl/CD/lossless rerelease; it's one of my favorite albums ever.

Their sophomore album has a much less explosive sound, so it sounds mostly fine. Only problems are that the excellent flautist quit the band to start a mediocre industrial rock band (which still goes on today, though now it's a shitty electropop group that Transgod would probably like following Ukraine becoming obsessed with trashy electronic pop at the turn of the century) and that it's not half as fun. But if you liked the renaissance/art rock hybrid medieval parts, it's definitely worth hearing. Their third album is minimalism with a strong medieval influence, it's weird but still good.

tfw can't decide what to listen to

>>71654277
Deicide

>>71653532
>second was just not enjoyable at all
:(
don't bother with early whitehouse because that track's the best thing wb's done prior to great white death

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gonna eat an edible and listen to this it better be fuckin crazy

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alright jangle you owe fish $5

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - 'Allelujah! Don't Bend! Ascend! (2012)
>post-rock

Nowhere near as good as FA∞ or LYSF. It's got it's moments, the strengths of the album lying almost completely in its two longest tracks. These tracks are shockingly heavy for Godspeed, but not in the "epic" kind of heavy the band's sound usually falls under. It's nearly metallic in how distorted the guitars are and how noisy it gets. It's a damn cool sound, and it packs a major punch, but it seems a bit hollow. The build-ups and crescendoes don't seem as deliberate or well thought-out as they do on the band's previous works, the tracks never get any chance to breathe. The two shorter drone tracks are forgettable as hell, more interludes than anything else. Godspeed will always have a great sound, and they'll always consistently put out solid albums, but this surely isn't the greatest album they have to offer.

2.5+

>>71654344
haha wild xD
get a brain while you're at it

>>71654444
D I G I T S
I
G
I
T
S

>>71654461
le ironic comeback xB
sure showed him

>>71654474
nerd

>>71654444
correct opinion

>>71653719
>what next?
hypnotic underworld
my damn ep
all hail west texas

>>71652123
they didn't on my album

>>71654485
>>71654461
hothead
>>71654110
i'm actually VERY picky with my trashy electropoop
better not be turbofolk
>>71653532
aww that sucks man but iktf
Tropical hot dog night is probably my 3rd-4th favorite beefsong

>>71654474
>ironic

lol

>>71654467
got damn i've been on fire lately

jangle I sent you my paypal link via rym thanks

>>71654344
It definitly has some "woah" moments but idk if you're looking for an epic stoner moment the best advice I could give you is to pretend you're an alien stumbling upon this for the first time?

>>71654444
quadquads??

I really like the first drone track actually, but they're pretty forgetable in comparison yeah.

I would still say the two main tracks (especially Mladic) is among their best.

>>71654515
how about I do whatever the DAMN I want???

but okay sure

>>71654728
lol I'm not really looking for an epic stoner moment, that post was in jest

I do look forward to it though, I love the concept.

>>71654461
but seriously this is one of the most perplexingly pointless "burns" i've ever seen
kind of clumsy because your implication was kind of inconclusive, and your extremely safe stock template finisher didn't help that so one just wonders what ever upset you
2/10
>>71654474
>sure showed him
stock template but appropriate, 5/10
>>71654601
there you're being inconclusive again, is that just your schtick?

>>71654344
>>71654728
My fav part is that you're the alien in this scenario

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btw what next

>>71654728
>how about I do whatever the DAMN I want???
ouch :'(

its okay you dont have to it was just a special day to do it

>>71654845
i will if you admit fishmans are jazz.

Do DJ poo

>>71654808
i'll try my best to roleplay

>>71654845
classical curves

>>71654728
mladic is def my favorite.

>>71654845
classical curves

>>71654868
No other way to do it.

I'm also getting stoned tonight, so looking music and movie recs of the cosmic variety

>>71654864
>i will if you admit fishmans are jazz.
nope

>Do DJ poo
eh

>>71654868
>>71654949
maybe

>>71654955
check out Returnal and Commissions II by OPN

if you want a trippy movie with great visuals check out the hourglass sanatorium

it's pretty slow but it looks like a painting

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>>71653697
>>Kan Gao - To the Moon Original Soundtrack

I fucking love that soundtrack desu.

>For River
>Having Lived
>Born a Stranger
>Everything's Alright

Brings tears to me eyes

>>71655087
Oh always OPN. I'm going to watch this movie, slow is fine if it looks cool

>>71655242
yeah ik you're a fan of OPN cause I remember talking about it with you and I think you only listened to r plus seven and replica

I hope you like the movie! It's strange but very beautiful. One of my favorite films and it gets no recognition.

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>Yamir's new album has a track called "For Keiji"

That would literally be the equivalent of me making a song called "For Shinji" but I mean at least you're no pussy and actually releasing your music and putting yourself out there unlike me.

Y'all should check it out probably:
https://yamir.bandcamp.com/album/mullv-d

Can't wait to give it a 2 on my next chart oh boy

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>>71655690
>For Shinji
would it be a jazz track

thanks for doing the shilling for me, i'd probably look suspicious since you don't use a trip but why would i or anyone want to pretend to be fish haha

>>71655783
say something only the real aqam would say

>>71655807
I know I'm not really doing what you asked me to but I wanted to skip the small talk

What's been up with you lately? How's life?

>>71655934
I believe you.

Life is good. I have been on break from university, so I've just been lazing around in bliss. What about you? Where have ya been?

>>71656076
>Where have ya been
I went to LA to visit people last weekend, in Atlanta right now though

I'm good in general

What should I listen to tomorrow

>>71656252
That's cool. I still haven't been to the west coast.

Listen to revolutionary pekinese opera.

>>71656389
if you ever do lemme know i might also be there we can hang

where are you from?

and I will I think I'll be in the perfect mood for it

>>71656481
I have no idea when I'll go there but if silicon valley is still kicking around by the time I graduate maybe.
I'm from nyc. Are you from cali or georgia?

>>71656605
Neither haha, Boston

what are you studying?

>>71654728
>>71654949
mladic isn't even in the top 5 best songs they've done

>>71656649
Computer Science

>>71656753
ooh cool, undergrad I assume? what are your future plans

>>71657127
No concrete plans at the moment. Whatever opportunity arises. It'd be cool to do something with music software, don't know how viable that is, but I figure it'd stay a hobby anyway.

Are you at school or working atm?

>>71657241
kind of complicated position rn don't really want to get into it haha

i want to eventually get a doctorate though

>>71657314
fair enough.

now about music, anything interesting you heard recently?

>>71657409
Rediscovered Hsi Yu Chi the other day

So incredible, and even if you don't enjoy listening to it you have to admit it's crazy

Have you heard it?

>>71654277
New Sondre Lerche, duh

>>71655783
Hi aqam have you heard the new Sondre Lerche

>>71657535
wake up nyarla you're in a coma, this is your family speaking through a psychic medium

you've been on life support for 20 years, the doctors say that they can't continue keeping you alive

we've resorted to spiritual and religious methods, this is our last hope, please wake up

>>71657499
Never heard of it, but asian influenced sound collage is right up my ally

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Group 1850 - Agemo's Trip to Mother Earth (1968)
>psychedelic rock

I never thought I'd say this, but this is too fucking /weird/. It commits the sin of being pointlessly weird, like the only reason it's so out-there and insane is just for the sake of being out-there and insane. The first track is a nice slice of delay-ridden, thick, awesome psych, the rest is just deconstructed, held together by a thread, and irritating at worst. I admire its scope and how interesting a lot of the sound design and production is, but it's too haphazard and irritating to get into.

2.0+

>>71655783
howdy aqam

>>71652164
This, I asked a mod for my score to count before it worked. Rate an album with little ratings and see if the average score counts, if it doesn't, message a mod

I'm also stoned and drunk and slowly progressing through daily commments please nobody talk to me

>>71657870
>>71657870
>stoned and drunk and slowly progressing through daily commments please nobody talk to me
hehehe hi
I am drunkers too ;3

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The Field - From Here We Go Sublime (2007)
>minimal techno, tech house

I guess I like my techno a bit more active and hard-hitting than this. The sample work is the best part of this, and I love how Willner is able to very, very subtly shift his tracks and loops to keep them from getting too repetitive. He does his damndest to keep the tracks from getting too repetitive, but they still get old, fast. The album is too long for it's own good, and the tracks don't do enough to justify their length or keep me interested, mostly because I'm not a big fan of loop-based music. Still enjoyable and chill, just too stagnant, for lack of a better word.

2.5+

Aqsak Maboul - Un peu de l'âme des bandits (1980)
>rock in opposition, avant-prog

One of the most inventive prog albums I've ever heard. This band tries pretty much every style and songwriting technique tangentially related to prog that you can think of. Sometimes this approach doesn't work, creating something a bit too batshit insane for its own good, but when the band gets it down they hit something visceral and primal. It's a sheer explosion of sound and energy that's so damn fun and infectious, and the interplay between every single instrument is beautiful, especially when a punk track is played with an overcurrent of hazy noise or slight electronic noodling is played in the back of a deconstructed prog epic. Spotty, but really, really cool.

3.0

>>71657975
YO
you can talk to me
I'm listening to minor threat past my 'comfotable sober listening level'.
sup

I watched the fountain
what pretentious bullshit

I got the meaning and all the symbolism but goddamn was the dialog shitty and the fucking visuals were atrocious

>>71654444
>>71654728
What is this I don't remember :8S>>71655026
>>i will if you admit fishmans are jazz.
>nope
h e r o

>>71658032
sup
I am in bed and listening to nothing
deciding whether it is worth getting up to go and get snacks from the vending machine

methinks not

>>71657499
>>71657736
listening to it now
man john zorn really gets around huh

How do I listen to this

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/%E3%81%86%E3%81%95%E3%81%8E%E3%81%AE%E3%81%B8%E3%81%84%E3%81%9F%E3%81%84%E3%81%AF%E5%BE%85%E6%A9%9F/%E6%9E%B6%E7%A9%BA%E7%9A%84%E3%81%99%E3%81%BF%E3%82%84%E3%81%8B-kakuuteki-sumiyaka/

It's not on slsk

>>71657975
me3 im also tired and i have no future >x3

>>71658202
goog
http://www.altemarecords.jp/release/altm_025/

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anyone else remember when that anon told me I was having a power trip and I was narcissistic because I was responding to too many posts

he'd have a right heart attack here

>>71644658
>>71644959
lmao

>>71646157
>>71647659
yes hi

>>71650007
This really sucks

>>71652961
>implying they're all empty

>>71653409
Live at the Liquid Room is the pinnacle of techno

I'm plastered, pls spare me of my transgressions, /bleep/

Basic Channel is top shelf

>>71653668
wow somebody saved my c&h edit I'm so proud of my boy

>>71653864
I'm signatory on this draft resolution

>>71655783
hello friend

hows the 7/10 life going rn?

>>71656605
Oh hey a new yorker we should hang

>>71658047
pay up buddy: >>71530027

>>71658202
the archive is your friend (when it's up, that is):
https://mega.nz/#F!y09hyBKS!f2o_NyM7X7VDAsbhn38kYg

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John Cale - Vintage Violence (1970)
>baroque pop, art rock

Cale tries to be the Band in order to get a record deal. It mostly sucks, but there are some killer arrangements and "Big White Cloud" and "Ghost Story" are awesome.

2.0

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>Ubzub - Alien Manna For Sleeping Monkeys

This is a blatant Residents ripoff. I'm not saying this to bash them, that's fine for trying to sound like The Residents, and honestly they were pretty fucking good at it. Like surprisingly good. The whole instrumental things The Residents do, they did here, and it sounded weirdly similar. However, it was a little long, and none of it really stuck out to me as memorable.

3.5/5

just beat the first game i've fully beaten in probably 8 years. it was casual as could possibly, but it still feels good.
it's 2am. don't feel tired.

>>71658451
*as could possibly be

What music do you guys find yourself studying to, if any?

I really can't study with anything that's to lyrically heavy, especially in English.

My go-to study sesh music is
>SAW II
>Stratosphere
>Stars of the Lid
>Mother 3 OST
>Pokemon Gold OST
>Literally anything by Fahey
>Lost and Safe
>Macha's s/t
>Literally any video game OST I like
wbu?

>tfw realizing just now that I have 300+ Undertale OST scrobbles because it helped me study a lot for AP classes in 2015.
To be fair I only really listened to it a couple times all the way through, but it has 100+ tracks that are all just above 30 seconds, making it the perfect scrobble-fodder album.

>>71658451
what game? I just beat Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow today and a lot of it pissed me off, not because it was hard or anything, just the way the game played out.

>>71658272
you in the city?

>>71658467
i mostly study to silence or modern classical. steve reich may be a hack, but he's a pretty sounding hack. i need to study more.
speaking of being bad at things, it was that night in the woods game with the black cat as the MC. i played it mostly to spite eric taxxon, because it was one of those "cinematic" games that he's into, and i wanted to get the upper hand for once. he rants to me a lot about how shit undertale's soundtrack is. it's fun.
the game was pretty solid. most of the gameplay comes from wandering around your hometown talking to people and old friends. it was like a date sim dressed up as a platformer, but with friendship instead of sex. it was a good idea to make the setting a small town, so i felt like i was still exploring stuff and meeting people all the time, but it never felt overwhelming or barren.
i could tell it was made by a small team mostly because of the writing. the first half especially is written like a teen movie where everybody talks in quips. it started to get pretty annoying for a while, but it slowly fizzled out as the game got weirder.
it had the first semi-meta element in a serious game that didn't make me want to kill myself in a while. that moment is probably the closest i've come to crying at any media in years. i don't think i've cried in like 5 years actually. i don't want to sound tough when i say that. i really want to cry but i haven't been able to for a long ass time for reasons i really don't understand. like i just haven't felt sad enough or something. it's annoying. and kinda depressing. but it's ok.
found myself liking the characters a lot, and i say that knowing i missed half of the shit in the game more or less. i put 8 hours into it. probably just gonna find a streamer who isn't irritating and knows how to read dialogue to fill in the blanks that i missed.
if you played it and hated i'd completely understand, but it was enjoyable to 2am delirious have-to-type-my-paper-on-grapes-of-wrath-tomorrow me.

>>71658584
so this is what drunkposting feels like.
not even drunk. just tired. feels good.

>>71658584
i mean to be fair the Undertale soundtrack is a lot less good than I thought it was lmao. It's about 5 cool diddles and that's it.

I do like the song "Undertale" + "Ruins" but that's about it for me that I can go back to and like.

Night in the Woods looks cool. Need to cop.

>>71658593
I drunkpost often but I don't think people can really tell unless I'm super out of it because /daily/ thinks I'm retarded anyways.

>>71658467
You wanna know what I study to

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/zzane/zanes-study_core/

>>71658646
he gave it a 1/10. he says it ruined the game lmao.
if you liked undertale you'd like it. the last 2 sections are seriously top notch.
i've always thought you've been genuinely one of the nicest people here desu.

>>71658392
Listened to a few things not on the chart
>うさぎのへいたいは待機 [Usagi no Heitai wa Taiki] - 架空的すみやか (Kakuuteki Sumiyaka)

Holy fuck was this fun. It was so colorful, I really enjoyed the chiptune and the vocals were just so warm too.

4.5/5
>Drake - More Life

Could've been better if it weren't so long, and some of the not as good tracks were removed. "Get it Together", "Madiba Riddim", and "Portland" were pretty good though

3/5
>The Tornados - Telstar / Jungle Fever

I usually don't rate singles, but this was pretty popular and the rest of their stuff didn't seem worth listening to. I'm glad I did. It's kinda hard to articulate, but I just really really enjoyed this. It had a happy nostalgic feeling to it, and honestly the first track kind of reminded me of the horn parts in "Ghost" from ITAOTS for some reason.

4.5/5

>>71658467
if I'm /really/ studying I'm normally doing it in silence, but if I'm doing light studying or other work I listen to anything, but mainly instrumental stuff. Hoedh, Stars of the Lid, DJ Shadow, p much all primitivism.

>>71658015
btw when you do MitB make sure you listen to the comp, not the LP (they have the same name and cover)

>>71658672
nice =/= smart

>>71658650
good list. Eno ambient and BC is prime study material.

>>71658672
lolol it's an overrated soundtrack sure, but I think it does fine for what it is.

Will put on backlog gracias

>>71658701
yeah if I'm cramming hardcore I'm not listening to /anything/ but otherwise SAW II is a-blastin'.

>>71658672
this >>71658721

i had an idea for a show where a person gets runner up on The Amazing Race, like the tv show, and returns to her normal life, but like she slowly starts to lose all grasp on differentiating elements between previous experiences on the show and real life. it's gonna be about social isolation or smthn.
>>71658721
>>71658733
that's only true if you want it to be true. someone could be the smartest person in the world, but if they weren't nice enough to make you want to be near them for long, they just wouldn't exist at all for you. everybody you know who is smart was nice on some level, even if that level is the decapitated, mangled version of their lives told through ten different biographies that you look at thinking you'd probably get along.

>>71658733
fugg I need to listen to SAW II pronto

>>71658767
damn late night rod gets philosophical

i just get stupid

>>71658812
i like thinking about really broad shit, like how i can have a great night at a party and only remember the one time i made a really shit joke that fell flat and created an insignificant awkward silence, how everyone else there forgot it immediately, but that's gonna stick out as my memory from that night. makes me feel small and comfy.
i decided i wanna go into psych recently because it feels like the only thing i've thought of that i would enjoy, would probably be ok at, and pays more than minimum wage (if i could do what i really wanted i'd be a janitor or something and write weird stuff all night). i heard someone say that everybody wants to go into psych because it's easy. that made me feel kinda shitty.

i've been reaching for my phone a lot, like i've noticed that even when i don't have it i find myself groping my pocket. it might be some weird mental conditioning stuff that just kinda happens when you use something long enough, like scratching an itch.
it might be some conspiracy theory stuff, but that'd be too boring. too predictable.
i might also just actually have autism, which isn't that far off from everything else i see in myself.

>>71658965
people think of being autistic and being gay and stuff like that as really on and off things, like you're either a retard or normal, or you're either gay or straight. i think a lot of stuff like that it a lot more based on scales, degrees of intensity. i think as society slowly stops caring about stuff like that more and more, that'll become more apparent.
it's kinda hard saying that and being on the exact other end of it though, being 100% gay with no interest in chicks. it's like there can't be separate genes that make you gay and bi. it has to stem from the same shit. it's weird.

fuck it i'm not sleeping i guess.
this truly is my night in the woods.
near the woods. i live really close to the woods. there's a gun club near our house that is within range of several schools, retirement communities, and the trump national golf club. they never stop fucking firing. we have gunfire like some people have train noises, always lingering in the background.
my parents tried to sue the township. it didn't work.

>>71658989
How do you feel about the theory that everybody is equally bisexual and that it's our experiences and views of self that shape our sexuality?

>>71659026
i'd say everyone is likely naturally more inclined to go straight, as far as survival of bloodline goes, but it's entirely possible that for hundreds of thousands of years the only thing shaping humanity and nature was the urge for survival, so now that humanity is at the point that we can start wasting resources as much as we have, it's not really as much of an issue. it's leveled off i guess. that would explain why lgbt groups have risen mostly in the past couple hundred years. most of the gay animals i hear about are at zoos, which are about as close as penguins would get to living in suburban america sheltered by everyone around you.

>>71659026
so yeah that sounds about right.

post-fap depression
night lads

>>71659026
moreover how'd you actually go about researching this or has that already been done

>>71659075
That's actually a really interesting point describing our natural inclination to be straight as a survival instinct. I had always chalked it up to the fact that most kids grow up in a society that shuns the idea of homosexuality, leading them to grow up being naturally opposed to the concept. It helps explain why gay couples have more gay children, although that raises an interesting question about how many people have rejected their homosexuality because of a lack of support.

Also, would you really be hearing about wild gay animals?

>>71659127
I'm not sure any studies have been done that go beyond just being a hypothesis supported by anecdotal evidence and self-belief, but it's an interesting thinking point.

i hate everything about how the lgbt scene is branded. i'm not even talking mentality, i'm talking as far as advertising goes.
like if you want to make your thing inclusive to every sexuality or whatever, why is the general term for the community of people who aren't straight represented by an acronym?
an acronym that you add shit onto constantly. like one that's supposed to represent the broader community of offset genders that don't fir the acronym by tacking a Q on for queer, and then more shit keeps getting added on. give me one goddamn reason asexual has to be separate from queer. why can't queer just be the broad term at this point?
it speaks to a broader issue with the "community" that people insist on making this shit so complicated and then getting morally offended when they don't know what it means. it speaks volumes to most issues regarding progressive groups. the main reason alt-right fuckboys are allowed to bloom is because leftists are so quick to get mad at minor misconceptions. screaming about how right wing beliefs are the issue only widens the gap, it doesn't do goddamn anything for anyone. the concept of a debate in america died with the rise of a two party system.

>>71659129
i feel like a lot of religious values come from basic survival instincts. back in the middle east, people probably just didn't want two dudes wasting village resources without continuing the growth of their town because they felt like gayin' it up. thus, anti-gay subtext was slowly inserted over time, as it likely was for all cultures. it stems back to why people create laws in the first place.
>that raises an interesting question about how many people have rejected their homosexuality because of a lack of support.
probably literally everybody to some extent, even if it's just by the ingrained will to fit into the mold of being straight, gay, or bi.
>Also, would you really be hearing about wild gay animals?
i wish. i want there to be a show like planet earth that just follows around one animal for a bunch of years.

>>71659150
ALSO i really hate the flag. it's pretty much the most boring thing you could ever think of to represent diversity.
"WE ACCEPT ALL COLORS OF THE RAINBOW GET IT"

>>71659150
There's a similar issue with gender, where the need to label everything is quite a problem with modern society. Same could be said for race as well, although that's a much touchier subject.

If you really want to start thinking, try using your thought process regarding the branding of the lgbt scene and scaled autism and apply it to mental illness.

>>71659217
The religion thing sounds incredibly plausible, although it's kind of frightening if that was the type of thinking going on back then. Although it doesn't sound too different to most modern conspiracy theories regarding government manipulation.

>probably literally everybody to some extent, even if it's just by the ingrained will to fit into the mold of being straight, gay, or bi
Yeah, absolutely. Modern society has just made that incredibly hard for people to admit.

nobody fucking cares about what jontron thinks you faggot
oh nooooooooo one of the 500 people i follow online disagrees with my point of view and it doesn't affect his work at all
he's clearly a nazi aaaaaaaaa

>>71659258
>try using your thought process regarding the branding of the lgbt scene and scaled autism and apply it to mental illness.
oh yeah absolutely. every mental illness on earth likely effects everybody to some degree, just depends on what degree that is. the fact that mental illness is divided into several different illnesses in itself speaks to our constant need to organize things into groups.

>>71659258
>although it's kind of frightening if that was the type of thinking going on back then.
not really. people don't think about people that much, we're just able to hear their thoughts easier now.

i'm willing to buy most conspiracy theories at this point. like i'm not into it at all, but if you told me that definitive proof came out that every politician who has ever lived was a reptile dude i wouldn't question anything really. it might as well be that at this point.

i keep telling myself i'm gonna do every part of my life i just lack the motivation to do now during college, but i don't think i'm gonna do all of it, and i don't think i'm gonna fail to the point that it's interesting.
i think i'm just kinda gonna float. i'm still gonna be chubby. i'm probably not gonna get a mate. i'm probably not gonna be able to take a year out and walk from top to bottom to the top again of the east coast while listening to music. one of em might work out though. hopefully the mate one.

have i explained my general religious thing yet?
like openly?

>>71659368
i don't think i have

>>71659374
there's probably already a name for it
i call the general concept observerism
i feel like my entire life acts as either research or entertainment for a being of higher intelligence or power. everything i do is being watched. i might be the only visible viewpoint, and my death will be the death of the universe. it's also possible i could be one of billions of viewing stations, all running 24/7 for the sake of having total access at all time.
maybe time is just being simulated between the points i'm being observed from or smthin idk.
that's the gist of it though. it's really relaxing.

>>71659368
you dabbling into buddhism and stuff?
cuz
>>71659345
self-overcoming can be done two ways, either you break down your hindering feelings or your propelling ones, society propagates the former but both will make you feel content

most people get a, mate most people dont walk cross country, so id do the latter if i were you, until too many people do it so its not as interesting

>>71659394
>until too many people do it so its not as interesting
i was gonna hold a can against my body in case people wanted to put money into it. would give it to some charity that's not terrible. a lot of charities are really terrible.

i've been considering going full off the grid hermit. go full varg. i feel like i wouldn't be able to commit right now, but i also feel like i would be able to in 10 years.

>>71659406
if
you name your business
"""dollar general"""
why do you not make everything a dollar
like you are pathetic
why do you
"""not let me work"""
"""""in your company"""""
dumbass

>>71659451
fucking new jersey can't name your businesses properly
your air is poison
i haven't been able to breathe well since i left arizona
what is in your air

>>71659406
sounds fun

ive been having job-anxiety basically every half a year because i hate having to commit to doing anything but i'm not cut out for the varg life mentally like you know thatd just come with more obligations, things to look out for, though less of a schedule

it's probably not a conscious conspiracy to make us dependent on comforts we can buy, housing, sterilized food and water, no it's rather the preservation instinct of the collective unconscious superorganism capitalist system-something

>>71659491
all business is based around convenience

>>71659393
i used to have this thing where my worldview was basically but not literally that im a videogame and im given clues at what kind of tasks i have to fulfill that drive the plot forward or something and the good thing / but the problem about that is that it makes everything seem super important which of course makes me nervous and desperate so i just dropped it
so life is just child's play without any particular aim, thx alan watts

>>71659574
that works too.
again, could very well be entertainment.

i'd do ok in prison

>>71659600
being everyone's butt boy doesn't sound bad
id could see myself being jealous over some guy more handsome being the main attraction in showers
but mostly that's something i could see in a wacky sketch comedy

what they arrest you for

>>71659640
imma glue a bunch of lockers shut with gorilla glue
some will be planned
others civilian casualties

4:30 am
time to sleep i suppose
hope you enjoyed tonight's edition of rodriguez rambles
expect more next weekend!

>>71659699
sure sure some of it was alright, i'd subscribe for more, night butt boy

https://youtu.be/1mk_nAhdNsQ

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if god is the maker and we're made in his image we should all aspire to be
a) creatives
b) parents
c) dead, hail satan
?

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the heck tho

>>71660700
big meme ITT

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Good morning, /daily/! not gonna read whatever the hell all of gfr's posts are, sorry.

Probably going to start one of sdc's book recs if I'm bored later in the day, Herzog looks p lit

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>>71660715

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>>71660733

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>tfw you walk in on a book being written
(pic unrelated)

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Roy Haynes, Charles Newborn, Paul Chambers - We Three
holy SHIT that was great! I've been in ECM hell for so long I forgot what real jazz sounded like oh my god I need more


>>71661149
I'd read GFR's book desu
he could release it as an audiobook on his label and make cassettes of it

major tune

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ej6g3KhinM

>>71661389
tell me what im meant to do baby

uhhh listenalongs. I can't bother reading the bread, when is it gonna be?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYRpC15VN7E

>>71661747
wut about ricardo villalobos?

>>71658507
I'm in the city. I'm in BK, bud

Just went to a show last night where I heard two mind-blowing bands back to back. Like, grinning-like-an-idiot-level good. Was crossed out of my mind though, so let's see if they hold up on their studio albums and with a sober listen. Definitely one of the best basement concert experiences of my life though.

>>71658507
I live about 45 minutes from the city, commuted in to work every day last summer

I'm at school now though, which is a few hours away

Who else here lives near NYC?

>>71661389
good
>>71661747
best

>>71662189
Me, I do. Shoot me a message next time you're here, co

>>71662298
Will do, friend-o

>>71662189
what two bands?

>>71661339
>he could release it as an audiobook on his label and make cassettes of it
ooh i might

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this shit is cheesy but also great

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https://wasabitapes.bandcamp.com/album/rpo-ritual-public-offering
>new wasabi tapes
>tagged as ambient glitch on rym

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Good.

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>>71663480

What's the current Daikanjyo (record we're furiously circlejerking about)? I sure hope it's a bleep.

>>71661762
wut

>>71663529
dam.

>>71663529
Good ass.

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>>71663537

>>71663537
Jandek - Houston Thursday

>>71663537
Hose - Concerts

>>71663548
aww <3

>>71663553
>falling for the Jandek meme
I did like that first record of his
without becoming a meme and listening to his discography, how much did his music evolve?

>>71663562
more like Hoes am i right

>>71663553
chopped and screwed jandek collab with lil keke and big pokey when

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tim-buckley/dream-letter_-live-in-london-1968/

Holy fuck y it gotta b 2 hr

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>Stan Getz & João Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto
this is so warm and cute! theres so much love and romance felt through this music. the jazzy pianos and sax are, of course, great touches and add so much to the coziness of this album. i like!
3.5+
>Huun-Huur Tu - Fly, Fly My Sadness
there's something so soothing about the intensity of these performances. it's a depressed album, but still uplifting by how ethereal it is. its an ear catcher. so much raw emotion packed into 5 live performances.
4.0

what else is cozy on this chart

>>71663594
He had a techno live show I remember but it wasn't released yet.
>>71663587
His live shows evolved way beyond his bluesy stuff. The one I recced is a punk rock record with his gf/wife singing about Dallas Bitches.

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Andrew Hill - Point of Departure (1965)
>avant-garde jazz

If you disregard the fact that Hill composed every track here, this is basically an Eric Dolphy album. Hill stays almost completely of the background on his own album, his subtle piano work serving as the solid, steady canvas for Dolphy and co. to go nuts over. It's a bit cooler than I'd like it to be, and some compositions fall a tad bit flat, but jazz doesn't get more rock-solid than this. Don't go in expecting what you'd expect from the "avant-garde jazz" tag, but it's still a great album.

3.0+

>>71663625
blind willie is simultaneously cozy and heart-wrenching

>>71644616
"När då då?" is a game where you're supposed to list cards with events on them in chronological order, very simple, lots of fun. "Rappakalja" is my favourite table top game to play with friends. You're given a word and have to make up a definition for it, then everyone guesses which is correct. It's amazing what people can come up with.

Protip: bookshelves look better if you align the books to the front.

I feel really guilty because I'm watching Bo Burnham. I usually hate stand up comedy, but he's actually really good.

SOS how badly can someone knocking my headphones off a 3 ft desk hurt them

there's no physical damage but could sound be affected at all?

>>71664062
he's a funny guy

>>71664090
Your headphones are ruined, time to buy new ones.

>>71664090
maybe now your terrible taste will sound good.

>>71664123
>>71664158
solid responses

>>71663707
listening now boss
this is so passionate goddamn

>>71661841
neat, haven't been there since last summer

>>71662189
I'm in the exact same boat, I live 30 mins from the city but go to school a few hours away.

>>71664062
Which one? I found what. to be pretty funny, but I didn't like his newer one at all.

>>71664760
Watched Make Happy, it was great. Started watching what. as well but I'm a bit too hung over right now.

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>>71641474
>wake up
>go outside
>see a cute girl
>day ruined

>>71664774
iktf

>>71664769
I thought what. was more creative. He went for low hanging fruit like making fun of country music in make happy, and the overdramatic bits seemed unfitting.

>>71664831
I really didn't like the bit about the brain hemispheres in what, kind of stopped watching after that. The bit in the beginning where he spills a bottle of water and stuff was fun tho

>>71664845
Yeah I agree that part was dumb

>>71661747
there haven't been any listenalongs for decades
daily's as good as dead

>>71665213
let's do one then. s talked about it on first post, but I don't wanna bother reading the discussion about it.

>>71641520
oh oke me
>>71665304
srry didnt notice :0

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>Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968

I have very mixed feelings about Tim Buckley. I loved Starsailor, but other than that, I haven't really enjoyed him too much. This was kinda one of those things that were alright, but I wasn't in love with. I enjoyed his vocals and I appreciate his sound, but it doesn't really click with me, and overall it kinda bores me. That being said, it wasn't bad.

3/5
>The Motifs - Cross Paths

This was pretty good. It had the comfy twee pop sound that I can be very picky about. I loved the troubled-teenage-girl-esque vocals, and the overall innocence of it was very enjoyable.

4/5

I just took some magic mushrooms (truffles) with my friends. Anyone have any music tips? Listened to Grouper last time but my friends want something different

>>71666440
magic mushrooms and truffles are two different things, friend

>>71666556
Yes I know but I didn't know the term so I figured people would understand this way

D I G I T S

>>71666440
Put on some raga stuff

fuck
>>71666666

>>71666440
Time machines - s/t
Dude weed lmao

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>>71666440
screw

>>71663537
Prince of Denmark - 8

>>71663537
Oh no the benji is back

Probably the fishmans discography
Apparently theyre jazz now

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>Dadawah - Peace and Love
pretty enjoyable. i like all the reverb and atmosphere, and dadawah has some good vocals in here too. overall, i wasnt blown away or grabbed by anything, it was just a solid album.
3.0
>Blind Willie Johnson - The Complete...
just as passionate as phillips, and just as enjoyable. god, its hard not to be affected by all the soul from johnson's voice. its hard to not at least like "dark was the night - cold was the ground". who else could hum like that?
3.5+
>João Gilberto - Chega de saudade
another very warm bossa nova album. i cant help but love it, its so summery and happy. perfect album to just get snuggled with a blanket in a comfy chair and just lounge around to. :)
3.5

ive given out so many 3.5s on this chart lmao

>>71666716
Can we make 8 the new daikanjyo desu

>>71666723
Oh and Playero - Playero 37 too

>>71666741
>Dadawah - Peace and Love
that's a 10/10 schleep album, up there with the KLF's Chill Out

Honestly before 4chan I thought world war 2 happened like 300 years ago, it's fucking mindblowing that it was so close to us...

>>71666751
I haven't listened to it but everyone loves it. I find it sad that nobody likes the new Tzusing even tho i did :((

>>71666716
i'll try it!

>>71666723
still on the fish thing? uh

>>71666751
>Reggaeton

>>71666775
i have no idea how to interpret this post

>>71666799
I havent heard the new tsuzing where can i find

I dont see that many people talking bout 8 besides me and jimjass

>>71666806
Theyre never gonna stop with these god damn fish

Dont >reggaeton me you fucker

>>71666767
i schleep to structures from silence personally
>>71666081
try big blood my dude, the first 4 tracks are pretty great

>>71666775
Before 4chan i thought water gate unvolved an actual water gate
>>71666806
>dissing on reggaeton
The fuck you say Bitch

>>71666775
time is an illusion anyway

>>71666845
You, Jimjazz and a bunch of rym friends i guess
Also i am talking about the one with chinese or japanese letters for a name, the one with chinese 80s girls on the cover

>>71666881
Yeah i know the one you mean, havent heard it

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>>71666857
>unvolved

it returns.....

playing more funky shit today on my radio show, *cum* check it out bois
wmwc.umwblogs.org

>>71667887
>cumblogs

>>71667887
>logs

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what music from my pc should I put on my laptop before leaving home for a month

>>71668204
none of it.

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>>71668265

>>71641520
im in
>>71642990
happy birthday dude

>>71663562
III>Concerts>I>II
good band though

>>71668575
thanks for the info. concerts is a lot of fun, and the only one i've heard from em.

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>Nicolas Collins - It Was a Dark and Stormy Night
this is one of the more interesting things ive heard recently. the first few tracks are really beautiful arrangements, and tobabo fonio is a super intricate, noisy track. (which kind of reminded me of revolutionary pekinese opera for some reason?) but the last track is unlike anything ive ever heard, with the narrations and all the background noises and music. its an album to experience.
4.0
>Pharoah Sanders - Karma
this is the most "spiritual" jazz ive heard so far. the sax playing has so much emotion, and sanders' vocals are wildly passionate. the free jazz breakdown towards the end is incredible, too. loved this a lot.
4.0+

what should i try next from this

>>71668813
would you wanna see the booklets for dark and stormy night? it explains a lot about how it was made. really interesting stuff.

>>71668813
also to kalk samen kuri

>>71668813
noice
do stratosphere soon!!

>>71668575
>>71668595
>the guy from the string quartet tribute to weezer - white and the guy with the ass trumpet are in it
>no genre tags on rym
almost wanna check this out