/daily/ - no edition edition

shesh

>>71706672
previously, on /daily/:

>>71688044

woo

Making new threads is delaying the inevitable.

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>Aby Ngana Diop - Liital
The first song on this is such a funky song, but afterwards everything else gets very cryptic and tribal. Although it remains very passionate and interesting throughout the whole work. It's a very gripping and fun listen, although hard at points. If every song were like the first, though, this would be a legendary album.
3.5+
>Antônio Carlos Jobim - Stone Flower
nice samba/lounge jazz, not much else to say. if your into this, you'll probably enjoy this.
3.0

what next, pals?

>>71706665
Love your taste dude, I need to check out those KLF and Shuggie Otis albums soon.

>>71706816
fuck if yr into ***that i cant english sometimes

>>71706816
You should do Clube Da Esquina or Congos next

>>71705178
oh shit hey man! haven't seen you around in ages, how have you been?

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I need to update it but GIMME THE RATINGS

>>71706830
Ty familia, do you have a chart

But fr get to the KLF pronto, Shuggie can wait

>>71706816
Onyeabor, I dig it

>>71706966
dad/10
there are plenty of great records on there tho

>>71706966
Eureka + Monks, I dig it
>>71706907
these will be next up

>>71706966
>GIMME THE RATINGS
i rate this "ok but theres some really odd things in it"

>>71707014
like what yam boy

>>71707027
bullying is not tolerated here

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new OC. People aren't gonna get it because they don't care about my weird african music but w/e

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>>71706966
Updated my chart recently actually, here it is. Also, gonna add the KLF to my wishlist now that you said that.

>>71707084
I want the title just in Arabic

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>>71707092
bless

>>71707084
Hey, it's not like anybody else is making new OC, so you're good. Thanks for the cool OP pics

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>>71707088
>Black Moon
>Tim McPhee
>built
>To
>SPILL

niiiice

guys dj screw clicked for me today.

im not totally on board for all screwed up, but 3 n the mornin pt 2 is incredible.

>>71707107
ty

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I'm gonna pull a fish real quick, guys

Schoolly D - Schoolly D (1985)
>Hip Hop, Turntablism, Gangsta Rap

Very cool early hip hop and primitive gansta rap (acknowledged as much by Ice-T apparently) from Philadelphia. These songs are long and super sparse, very rough-sounding. The beats are killer though, and the DJing is very of his time (D.J. Code Money). The way there’s no other rappers for the entirety of each of these 6-7+ minute tracks can be somewhat off-putting though, giving this a bit of an outsider music vibe. Would highly recommend though, lots of killer beats and rhymes here, even if the meshing (or lack thereof) is probably an acquired taste.

It’s really hard to pick a favorite track here, but “P.S.K. ‘What Does It Mean’?” has a lot going for it, and “Gucci Time” has a the best refrain—that chorus just gets better every time.

>9-/10


Black Moth Super Rainbow - Dandelion Gum (2007)
>Neo-psychedelia, Noise Pop

Weird but not that weird synth psychedelia with some weak breakbeats. The songs are usually cool-sounding but also usually aimless and lame. The sounds here are really neat, but the songs are so passive and uninteresting that I find it hard to enjoy them or even notice them consistently (that breakbeat backdrop is really just that—background). If I do enjoy a track it kind of feels like a mistake. The opener is legit great though, and the album does end on a high note: the triumphantly psycho/active “Drippy Eye” and “Caterpillar House”. Plus, I do like the vaguely plunderphonic aesthetic.

>6-/10


Black Moth Super Rainbow - Cobra Juicy (2012)
>Neo-psychedelia, Noise Pop

The production and mixing are much improved—the whole thing is a lot punchier, and the production altogether markedly more interesting. However, it is a lot of more of the same. The vocals and lyrics are somehow even worse though—mostly because they’re more prominent.

More of the same, more like more of the lame, lmao

>4+/10

>>71707088
>chico buarque
>it's not Construção

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Li Jianhong - 三生石 (2008)
>Noise, Drone, Free Improv

This is Haino/Mizutani-type massive guitar wailing shit, but monumentally and beautifully done in a surprisingly emotive and absolutely monolithic 51-minute guitar piece. Far from a noise wall, it does have a remarkably distinctive sound and clear component movements. All it needed to do was have a great, or even a good finish, but the non-ending here is beyond disappointing.

>7/10


Lez Rallizes Dénudés - Etcetera, Vol. 2 (1996)

Speaking of Mizutani, I gave this EP of extra stuff a listen too. There’s only two tracks here, “黒い悲しみのロマンセ或いは Fallin' Love With” and “永遠に今が”, 7:40 and 6:40 each. While harsh feedback is still very much the abject fascination of the group, it’s more often injected into these songs than sustained throughout, perhaps to greater effect—but really it just means the rest of the song is boring. The second track almost has a pseudo-funky, smoke on the water rhythm to it and a particularly terrible recording quality.

I guess this is for collectors’ ears only? These tracks hardly merit physical release, let alone their own EP.

>5-/10


Sis Q Lint - Pre-Need E.P. (1984)
>No Wave, Minimal Synth

First track is nearly spoken word, about a ghastly Gatsby-esque billboard face, with some random synth shit and a quick succession of off-kilter singing skits, about 20 seconds each. The second track, “The Divine Praises” is a far-off recording of a hymn in the left ear and an ASMR-tier prayer in the right—interrupted by radio-fed dada. “Dog Sweaters” is almost comically bad synth pop with gross sound effects. “Jap Monster Movie” is actually a decent if kitschy track, and includes the hilarious line “…just like a Jap monster movie, you’re a monument to tack.” Rarely am I a fan of these 80s art punk minimal wave one-offs though, and this is not an exception.

>4/10

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>>71707152
heck

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\$hit and \$hine - 54 Synth-Brass, 38 Metal Guitar, 65 Cathedral (2015)
>Noise, Industrial, Dance punk???

A bunch of experiments with a simple formula: glitch improvisation and rock-oriented noise, over driving and throbbing mechanical bass and drum blasts. It’s pretty industrial techno in its repetition and beats, but I’d wouldn’t dare simplify whats going on here to just ol’ “techno”. The variety here is extremely impressive, especially considering how narrowly categorizable these tracks appear on paper. Virtually every track here has the potential to be a standout track. All together the album overstays its welcome a bit though, and the repetition can get to you, no matter how they switch things up track to track.

Shouldn’t have held out on this for so long. I remember seeing it on the Quietus’s 2015 year end list.

>7/10


Lowlife - Swirl, It Swings
>Post-punk, Dream Pop

Wow, what a voice. If Robbie Basho did dreamy, reverb-drenched post-punk, like a more hypnotic version of the Smiths. But man, that voice and those chords and that reverb—the whole thing just resonates beautifully. At 16 minutes, four tracks is the perfect length for this band—they honestly start sounding a little same-y by track three. Track four is probably the best of the bunch though, so who knows.

Somebody recommended this to me directly here, so thank you. You know who you are, but let me know.

>8/10


I was studying for an easy exam yesterday, so I ended up listening to a lot.

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ok I'm done now, all out of reviews

>>71707177
>Schoolly D gettin' respect
B^D

>>71707284
god bless

>>71707194
damn, i really gotta relisten to jianhong.

>>71707284
all these reviews and still no public strain...

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so is it chart posting time? i hate how compressed the album covers get when i edit in the background picture.

not exactly my favorites, just what i've been listening to recently a lot.

>>71707027
strange picks i dont understand:
abba - gold
led zeppelin - III [literally the worst zeppelin what are you doing]
an impressive amount of dadrock
ya ho wha 13, it's just so out of place amongst everything else

>>71707088
>those great tier jazz picks
im impressed

>>71707152
I'm playing Chapter 013 right now

>>71707182
Chico Buarque De Hollanda is one of the catchiest, most positive albums I've ever heard though. The lyrics on Construcao are awesome but I'll take his debut over it any day t b h.

>>71706966
I Jonathan needs more love

did you use to trip under a different name?

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Alright so this is everybody who signed up for listenalong (if I'm not mistaken), with a number to the left of their names as you can see so just gonna go to random.org and randomize a sequence of 23 numbers to get the listening order and this weekend we'll get to listening.

>>71707410
ok I can see that. Listen to Erasmo Carlos, btw ;)

>>71707416
ya missed me, dummy

>>71707413
I tripped under Rainman for like a month last year

Does it ring a bell?

>>71707454
ok u are 24
so gonna chekc I have not missed anbody else and then randomize 24 numbers

>>71707476
fuck i wanted to be last

>>71707463
i remember rainman

>>71707476
>get 9th place
>oh i forgot one guy have to randomize again
fucking hell

>>71707483
do NOT look at that that pic has 23 entries and there's 24 it's NOT valid

>>71707379
Thanks dude, I dig your taste as well. First time I've seen positive reception of REM on /daily/ I think.

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this time for real I think
>>71707454
have you posted you wanted in btw?
i've checked both threads and it don't seem so

>>71707576
>second
o jeez o darn

>>71707454
Oh wait, I did! I can post a review if you want, I was just gonna post the finished chart later this week since I've been lazy

>>71707576
I must not have posted. I apologize!

>>71707379
>not liking abba
disgusting

>Led Zep III worst Zep
What the actual fuck

>Dadrock
Fair enough I am extremely uncool and white

>ya ho wha
Unlike many psych bands this really captures the paranoia I feel on drugs, and plus it's a great album

>>71707587
it's no rush bb

okay im feeling this one a lot more than all screwed up

>>71707609
i'm okay with abba but i can't really handle more than two songs in a row
not dissing ya ho wha, i like that album.

>>71707576
>13th place
shoot me

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im not a big chart poster/maker but i figure ill share what ive been digging this month.

a lot of it is basic rym shit i feel like, but hey, its enjoyable. maybe i should get my last.fm working again.

>>71707576
damn, off by one

>>71707672
>maybe i should get my last.fm working again.
yeah that sounds like a good idea

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p good

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So this should be the order now, starting with co this weekend, get pickin that album.

Also remember to PARTICIPATE and listen to the record that gets picked.

>>71707684
yeah sorry bout that

>>71707463
kinda yeah, thought I've seen that chart before.

>>71707576
DEAD FUCKING LAST

>>71707853
ideally, it should be something no one else has heard right

>>71707853
Are we going to do the shared picture thing again? Those can get annoying if people do their ratings simultaneously or download the wrong picture.

Perhaps we can do a google doc or even make a list on rym and someone collects everyone's mini reviews and posts it.

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Cola & Jimmu - I Give to You My Love & Devotion (2013)
>house, soulful.house

I came into this listen completely unprepared for what lay ahead; a house plebe. With that said, I'll come into this review not as a house aficionado, but rather as a music fan.

The opener sounds like something they'd play at H&M, something trendy but not necessarily earth-shattering for me. The same goes for the rest of side A, which has some moments, but isn’t necessarily all that good; I could drop any of these in a random set and nobody would blink an eye. Cola’s voice is exceptional, however, and it should be noted that Jimmu is a very talented producer. The shooting star of their work together reaches its apex on side B’s opener, “Open Up Your Chakra”, a fantastic, 6-minute odyssey of catchy riffs and beats that will leave you foot-stompin’, ass-shakin’ and head-bobbin’ all day and all night.

4/5

>>71707853
it's fine, I'm in it more for l the social event anyways, no idea what i would rec if it would be my turn now
I highly doubt this will go on until september, but we'll see

>>71707972
shared picture forever
you get to put a pic in em

>>71707672
innit

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>autechre - oversteps
shit's more stereotypically "spacey" than the autechre i've heard and i'm a succer for that sound

ambient next, probably

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Quick question: Does anyone know what this type of design/pattern is called? Does it have a name? Pretty sure it originates from something to do with 60s/70s interior design, but I can't find a name for it.

Top left is Luxury by Fantastic Plastic Machine, Right is the Brothers Strong's basement from H*R, and bottom left is the basement pattern from the American Sitcom "Too Close For Comfort" (which I think the two former may have borrowed from the latter, if this doesn't have a name that is).

I know this might seem autistic as fuck but I just want to know if this is called anything because I like the aesthetic and didn't know where else to ask. Sorry for the shitty image made over the course of 3000 hours in paint.

>>71706705
I can't help it man. I read your name as "porn" every time I'm sorry.

>>71707088
nice dubs, and also I'd encourage to keep exploring Zappa. If you liked Freak Out you'll no doubt find something of substance from his early stuff.

>>71707152
It clicked for me when I started hearing more memphis/southern rap, which is surprisingly all consistantly good imo

>>71707379
Glad I could turn you onto Koko ;)

wtf is with that opacity though?

>>71707576
>>71707853
aye we in this

last year I did a bad prog album literally no one liked, so this is my chance to redeem myself. After that the RYM score for it went down by .2 lol

>>71707672
I like that Doopees a lot, but every time I rehear it I like it a lot less idk what it is about it. I think the novelty sorta wears after a bit.

Good chart otherwise. I need to hear Gachet sometime.

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Would souvlaki be this good if it had a different cover? not that the music is bad, but I think that the effect that the album art has, unconsciously, inside my mind helps me to enjoy more it ,someway.

>>71708331
doesnt matter desu

>>71708251
>Glad I could turn you onto Koko ;)
i was onto koko long before

>I can't help it man. I read your name as "porn" every time I'm sorry.
hah

>>71708331
its not even a good album pic desu

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I'm lazy and don't feel like writing reviews for the others. But here's a quick chart update

Erasmo Carlos - Carlos, Erasmo (‘71)
>MPB, Tropicala

I’m a sucker for this whole MPB thing. It’s always so positive and uplifting, I can’t get enough. This manages to blend a lot of those upbeat Samba vibes with psych rock, with cool instrumentation and production techniques. It takes some skill to mesh genres this effortlessly, I’m pretty impressed by Carlos on here.

From the start, this is awesome. “De Noite Na Cama” is a psychedelic, poppy little Samba cut, with cool shakers, shouts and jangly guitar. “E Preciso Dar Um Jetio, Meu Amigo” has a phenomenal blend of elements and summarizes exactly why I love this album. The bassline is incredible, the guitar is exactly as psych rock/funk as I’d like and the strings add such a lavish feel to the whole thing. Plus - that sax solo! There’s little touches from outside genres that combine to make something so unique and engaging. Even tracks like “Gente Aberta” which are fairly standard Samba/MPB tracks, are excellent and really entertaining.

I should really learn Portuguese. I’d enjoy this shit a little more I think.

Anyway, good shit. Thanks for the rec pom.

3.5/5

Prob just gonna bore people with Neil Young over the next week or so, becoming obsessed again

>>71707226
can you remember who recd it to you? I've never listened to that Lowlife but love Permanent Sleep, don't think I've ever seen anyone else gush about them here. Will need to check this out

>>71707853
yay pretty early, should get in before everyone gets bored of listenalongs!

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>>71708331
Pygmalion has a better cover than Souvlaki

>>71708331
I thought most people hated this artwork t b h, it's just a picture of the band

>>71708331
The album art isn't that great though? And no, the music isn't that good really. It's more about timing/influence on indiegaze than anything else.

>>71708384
shut thef uck up

>>71708438
Great cover and an alright album too. Better than Souvlaki imo.

>>71708331
I feel the opposite, love the music but hate the design. That cover makes me think that this is a shitty goth album from like 2005

>>71708438
True, I love that cover

>>71708438
Just For A Day is my favourite tee bee aych, kinda generic woah shoegazey swirl but it's the nicest

>>71708438
check out the visual score it comes from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71hNl_skTZQ

>>71708438
>that helvetica on the album cover

I find it hard to get into Pygmalion, it feels fragmented and sparse, similar to an ambient or jazz album at times, like they were trying to work in different roots but as the album progresses I have the feeling that it's incomplete, mostly because there tunes like Crazy for You so close to miranda and etc.

>>71708251
I gonna put some Zappa on my next chart, cause I'm curious to see if I find something else I enjoy

>>71707576
>4th
dam

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>Various Artists - The Sounds of Earth: Voyager Golden Record
I think arguments can be made for and against this record’s magnitude and its cultural relevance. It sure is cool that a physical copy of this is out there floating in space somewhere, waiting to be discovered by aliens. Though it really is more of a sentiment than anything concrete. Anyway, beyond that there’s the music. The field recordings were surprisingly cool. It succeeds in what it sets out to do, which is to give a sample of the wide variety of natural noise, but it flows in a seamless and musical manner instead of playing sound bytes one by one. I actually think this was my favorite part. Then for the selected music we begin with Bach and travel across the world. The world music samples are unsurprisingly inoffensive, but there are some good selections indeed, though none too memorable. They even put some Chuck Berry and Blind Willie Johnson on here! I won’t really go into detail because it would be pointless. Overall, it’s an enjoyable cultural relic (that some claim is too eurocentric… well it was the UN after all) but not one that I’d see myself revisiting. If anything, it made me realize I need to listen to more classical. I think everyone should hear it once though, it’s a fun experience.

>McCoy Tyner - Asante
Much more interesting than The Real McCoy. The percussion was varied (mmm... bongos), the sax playing was mesmerizing, and the minimal, abstract female vocals were heavenly. It’s meditative and tribal. A fine jazz album but still slightly pales in comparison to the tropical bliss of Sama Layuca. Though we do see Tyner’s skill of allowing each of the elements that make up his music to breathe. There’s a lot going on, but it never clusters together in a mess. It just works.

>>71708676
>Arsedestroyer - XXX ! Teenass Revolt ! XXX
As far as grindcore goes, at least coming from someone who has yet to really like a grindcore album, this was decent. It has what I want: slight variation and no guttural, belching vocals. The extreme lo-fi production works to its advantage, creating extra layers of noise that sounded good. Also, the drumming was top notch. For once, there were actually different drum patterns that changed as the song progressed (though keep in mind the songs are ~1:30 so they were rapid fire). It warrants more listens, but I didn’t hate it which is cool.

>>71708716
Forgot to add one more thought. Teenass Revolt is like Tokyo Anal Dynamite but without the charm.

Can someone confirm that this

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/unauth/les-rallizes-denudes/heavier-than-a-death-in-the-family-2/

Is pretty much the same thing as `77 Live? The tracks on `77 live are Japanese so I can't tell. If they're the same I prob won't listen to it.

>>71708676
Once you get to Fishmans, make sure you review them all in the same thread. At least two posts per album please

>>71708761
iirc it is, should prob get a second opinion tho

>>71708795
*a post per track

>>71708795
>>71708676
also, remember not to adhere to any common english grammar rules and instead opt for excessive use of hyperbole

>>71708761
lol literally the same thing but with one track less

>>71707196
she's really tired
>>71707576
>number 7
>7th in line
whoa.............................
>>71708331
yeah that cover almost makes me enjoy the music less. i prefer the one thats like all black/ all brown with that picture in the bottom right
>>71708761
>>71708823
>>71708881
okay replacing it in my chart then

>>71708676
Good review of VGR

>that some claim is too eurocentric… well it was the UN after all
This is 100% true, and I think the thing I dislike the most about VGR if anything. It could be justified by noting that the majority of recorded music comes from western culture, and that western popular music is heavily influenced by elements brought from Africa, but I still think they could've done more from around the world since that's what they were trying to represent anyways.

>>71708761
The version I listened to was a really shitty rip, so I thought it was just a worse bootleg, but Hampus corrected me saying it was pretty much the same, just arranged differently.

And yeah, Heavier Than a Death is basically '77 Live in an order that makes less sense and with minus one track.

>>71708676
>>71708795
>>71708830
Seriously though, do Chappie Don't Cry first if you're doing Fishmans so that we can at least have a negative review on an album. I highly doubt it'll get above a 2.

>>71708936
Should correct myself by replacing "western popular music" with "modern rock/pop music".

>>71708906
nah just blunted af

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u fokin wot

i don't even know if I want to listen to this, it's perfect in my mind

>>71708795
>>71708830
Legit question, does /daily/ want me to hold off on reviewing Fishmans? I know it's too much of a meme right now. I mean I doubt anyone will actually care, but I was thinking about it earlier.

>>71708936
Glad you liked the review! And yeah, it's kinda pathetic when you really think about it, the lack of African music when it's so influential. I didn't even consider that.

Also, I will be doing Fishmans in chronological order.

>>71709198
as long as you shit on it you'll be fine

(you'll be fine anyway so long as you're not obnoxious and spamming it)

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>eluvium - lambent material
this came as a near-total surprise. i really do not like copia at all so my expectations were really low for this. tracks 1-3 and 5 are overly gorgeous pieces of ambient, just grounded enough to make an emotional connection with. "zerthis," however, is my absolute favorite type of ambient, with simple, emotive chord changes over some heart-wrenching noisy drone. seriously A+ shit, reminds me a ton of October Language (definitely my favorite ambient album). fantastic stuff.

>>71709234
hoi hoi nice!
didn't see your choices before, hope you'll like the rest aswell

>>71709570
i think you could go 5/5 for me liking these albums, they all look great

>>71708251
>I read your name as "porn" every time I'm sorry.
lol I get that on every site I'm on.

>>71708399
>I should really learn Portuguese.
cop the reissue via Light in the Attic; it has some really good translations of the tracks, as approved by Erasmo Carlos himself!

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>dj screw - chapter 013: leanin on a switch
screw is at his best when his rap boys are doing freestyle. the really long tracks on here are really satisfying and i never got bored nor felt it was just slowed down gangsta rap gimmick.

also now i got a phd in sellin brick

>>71709234
>expectations were really low for this
thats what happens when you listen to copia

btw listen to this, it's absolutely the most beautiful thing ever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdzCnht_uxM

btw nation time and plays well are also lit af, never heard the motifs.

>>71709234
shit I gotta listen to this then

So what's this "must-have classic" like? Apathetic, lethargic, extremely dull, vastly derivative indie horsecrap with stereotypical songs so melodically vacuous that only true hipsters can possibly "enjoy" i.e. pretend to enjoy this album.

You want more proof of how poseur this band is and how little they give a hoot about their music?

"When we started Magnetic Fields we purposely had one lesbian, one gay guy, one straight woman, and one straight man."

See what I mean? Image over music. Politics over music. Everything over music. They thought it more important to DEMOGRAPHICALLY construct the band according to some politically-correct pseudo-"activist" affirmative-action formula than to get the best musicians for the job. Musicianship? This is a hipster band, after all, nothing much to do with music, just another political band hyped by the politically-correct mob.

Besides, one look at the band photos, and really, all is said about these toffy-nosed pseudo-intellectual poseurs.

>>71709907
is this a Qwerty100 post

>>71709973
yes lmao

>>71709907
Ok

>>71709907
what's wrong with picking out certain minorities for your band on purpose? not all bands set out to make the greatest records of all time, nor do they have to.

>>71709973
>>71709986
is qwerty100 a really elaborate troll or is he very serious about this

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>>71709907
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Qwerty100/the-hipster-collection/


The godspeed rant is the best part

>>71710059
If he's a troll, he is an extremely dedicated (read: autistic) one.

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>>71710079
>This lazy-ass slacker band couldn't even bother to get the cover art right: the title talks about fists, and yet we see semi-stretched-out hands instead. So shouldn't the actual title be "Lift Yr. Skinny Floppy Hands Like Antennas to Heaven!"?

>>71710059
qwerty100 is just not an intelligent human being

>>71710079
that elliott smith one goddamn

>Childhood trauma - which of course deepened his suffering even more, giving him even more reasons to whine in his lyrics about how tough his life is.

W E W
E
W

>>71710059
I was gonna argue against picking minorities just to have minorities but in context with the full quote it seems fine '... The audience could identify with whomever they wanted.'

>>71710079
lamo dis guy

>>71707226
glad u enjoyed shit and shine!

>>71710096

Vote for this piece of shit as the worst album of all time thanks

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>>71710059
Qwerty1000 is the worst. He's like the music critic equivalent of this Cornelius from Community https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15QFAppht5o

There's like no music the dude enjoys or respects, it's kind of baffling.

>>71710431
no fuck you that album's good

>>71709907
I count about a dozen buzzwords here. "Hipster" stopped being a meaningful descriptor the second this decade began.

pro-tip: style over substance accidentally begat a majority of good modern music, probably including most of your favorite bands. Not really worth looking into. Beyond that.

I know what you're saying with "Indie" being a sham, but implying that this is anything new is a real crock of shit.

>>71710431
Nah it was p good, I chuckled a few of times listening to it

>>71710431
ye

>>71710471
fish...

>>71710471
lmao

>>71710471
dumb fish go swim

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>>71710079
>the death grips one with not explanation

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>>71710468

>>71710550
thanks for the new album cover

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>>71710513
>>71710526
>>71710531
FUCK I got Qwerty'd again

good one lads I feel like an idiot and rightfully so.

>>71710431
NO vote for THIS: >>71710495

>>71710471
*extremely zizek voice* style IS substance

>>71710592
IDIOTE

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has to be a jpeg because the file was too fucking big as a png

aaaaa

>>71710619
mum, beach house, and the ambient flower album are all boring as hell

>>71710619
WHY for the LOVE of GOD isn't YURA YURA TEIKOKU on that chart?

>>71710619
comfy more like boring

>>71710619
nuh uh you aint postin jpegs in MY thread no sir png or bust boi

>>71710431
just read your review on rym btw

>The only redeeming factor in this is the production, which I will admit was done well and I can see there was effort put into it. But again, I don't think putting good production behind terrible mashups makes for good music.
this is pretty much what makes it funny, how he actually put effort into it. you kinda contradict yourself with
>I don't enjoy "meme music" that doesn't take itself seriously
since he does take it quite seriously, which like I said is half the joke

>>71710651
DELETE

>>71710619
>yl
>lesser matters
>stars of the lid
>days
shit's lit

>>71707853
woah, ok. I'll think of something. Soon? When is the listen along happening? what should I wear?

>>71707672
these are all pretty good
>>71707379
I like how compressed the album covers get when I edit the background pic
>>71707348
suck it nerd
>>71707291
yeah normally I have a tough time with "foundational but dated" type stuff, but it really stands on its own somehow

>>71710619
just listen to the daniel johnston cover on beach house (not really it's okay)

Julee Cruise is fantastic, I've barely listened to any of the albums on your charts these days though,

>>71710619
That mum album has been on my backlog for some time now... need to get around to it

>>71710274
>>71710456
Piggybacking off of this, who's the worst RYM member?

>inb4 me

Not the worst but I unfollowed Diction a little while ago because his taste is so unbelievably vanilla. Not saying my taste is amazing or that you have to have eclectic taste to be interesting. But his ratings are almost always *exactly* in line with the RYM standards, idk why I even followed him in the first place. I could just look at the genre charts if I wanted to see what he was into

/rant

>>71710705
actually yes really, beach house are bland as fuck, listenable but only just

>>71710619
>enjoying good music
s/t

>>71710639
i already like em a lot.

>>71710651
>>71710638
"nat gets boring as hell"

>>71710657
i want the background reeeeee

>>71710681
excited for em all

>>71710721
its you

>>71710721
AntiWarhol
Qwerty1000
your favorite RYM member
you

>>71710721
qwerty100 is actually the single worst RYM member
i'm awful
all those people with .5-heavy curves

>>71710619
>comfy and good
ambient 1, time out, ekstasis

>not v good but comfy
stars of the lid, magnetic fields

>not good or comfy
sigur ros, beach house

read this >>71710638

>>71710705
>>71710743
i generally don't disagree but i like teen dream a decent bit and i'm interested in the johnston cover.

>>71710619
Casiotone for the painfully alone is the reason The Anthill exists so listen to that

>>71710801
don't listen to them, devotion is pretty gud

>>71710619
>Real Estate
>Magnetic Fields
>Eno
>Brubeck
>Stars of the Lid
>Sigur Ros

Just looking at this chart makes me want to wrap myself up in a big ol blanket and drink some coffee

>>71710751
Boy, I really walked into this one, didn't I?

>>71710839
yes i dont know how youll recover honestly i think you wont i burned you so bad sorry about that

>>71710619
Eno, Brubeck and Anouar Brahem will be good
most of the rest is quite dull

>>71710770
duly noted but i'd rather not change anything

wanna give devotion a fair shake because i basically just mined everything from a comfy list on rym

>>71710831
v excited for it, only picked it bc i like the name so i'm glad to hear it's actually good.

>>71710839
that's what i'm going for!

>>71710870
dull and comfy seem to be linked a lot but whatever

>>71710907
here's a guide to figuring out if something is dull or comfy:

do you like it? it's comfy!

do you dislike it? it's dull!

>>71710839
>caffeine
>boring music
you'll be doing or at least thinking about something else in like 15 minutes

daily is bumpin today boyz zoo wee mama

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who else /wagecuck/ here? favorite music to wagecuck it out too?

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>>71710925
True, should've said tea or hot chocolate. I don't even drink coffee so idkw I was thinking

>>71710925
Caffine puts me to sleep to be hank

>>71710994
not a wagecuck but nice taste, cool to see someone else loving Young Fathers

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Amon Tobin - Permutation (1998)
>nu jazz, drum and bass, IDM

This is a whole lot jazzier than I ever expected it to be, even with the "nu jazz" tag. The very Lynchian, noirish atmosphere is sometimes a bit forced and heavy-handed, and a few tracks definitely focus on style over substance, but the mixture of very dark, seedy jazz with crazy percussion and breaks is done perfectly. The percussion is wonderful, a lot of it seems to be acoustic and live, but chopped up beyond recognition by Tobin into some hellish, enthralling breaks. Some of the synths and jazz instruments date this a bit, but they still create an incredibly cool atmosphere that fits together with the breaks like a puzzle.

3.0-

>>71710919
expect me to use this criticism on every single write up for that chart

>>71710697
>foundational but dated
I think a lot of foundation hip-hop gets a bad rap cause it's marred by a lot of the goofier acts (e.g. Kurtis Blow, Fat Boys, Run DMC, Egyptian Lover, LL Cool J)

but peeps like Schoolly D, Slick Rick, Big Daddy Kane, Ultramagnetic MC's, Spoonie Gee, Stetsasonic, Doug E Fresh, 2 Live Crew all new how to bring the heat.
They are all definitely perceived to be a lot sillier compared to most modern stuff, but I think they manage to capture the more danceable, innocent, and earnest side of the medium that's been sort of lost in the slew of moody rap super stars that we see today.

>>71711109
>The percussion is wonderful, a lot of it seems to be acoustic and live
This is probably my favorite part about this album. It makes it sound so unique; overproduction in dnb usually makes it sound very bland.

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Almost done with this chart. Deciding if I should do a vaporwave or a metal chart next..

>めめ [Meme] - ちとてとち (Chitotetochi)

For whatever reason, I came into this thinking it was some comfy twee pop album (don't know why, the genres clearly say folk). Honestly I'm just not a huge avant folk person. It just bored me and I didn't like the whole aesthetic and vibe it had.

2.5/5
>Joe Meek & The Blue Men - I Hear a New World: An Outer Space Music Fantasy

Good space rock. Decided to listen to this after the awesome Tornados single I heard. There weren't really any amazing moments, and there were a few bad ones (the high pitched vocals). Fortunately those didn't show up too often. I really liked the space rock sound though.

3.5/5
>Skullflower - Form Destroyer

Bored me, but wasn't necessarily bad.

3/5

>>71711100
been listening to them since their first two tapes, consistently good and always satisfying to listen to, it's like perfect pop music for me atleast

>>71710721
i get that, at some point the more often a rym user aligns with the median you're getting into some hipster version of uncanny valley

>>71710662
>>I don't enjoy "meme music" that doesn't take itself seriously
w8 what kind of fgt is this zan dude lmao

>>71710907
It's a fine line to ride, most can't pull it off

this is possibly the greatest thing ever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thEbQkcjUWk

>>71711321
I hope there's a seinfeld wad that's like the simpsons wad or the batman wad, if there isn't I might actually have to get off my ass and learn how to use doombuilder

>>71711216
yeah same for me, the mix between noise and straight up pop is perfect. Seems to put a lot of people off though, either they're not experimental enough or not poppy enough

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aw yeah boys

>>71711432
what was it lad?

>>71711432
damn, they don't even have a meme curve

>>71711492
my own album, someone finally panned it lel

>>71711228
>some hipster version of uncanny valley

That's a weirdly perfect way of describing it

>>71711321
Reminds me of the time my gf tried downloading a Best Coast album from /mu/ and whoever uploaded it had randomly spliced in clips from Seinfeld lmao

>>71707177
>Schoolly D - Schoolly D (1985)
woah, giving this a spin right now (I'm on the first track) and this production is something else entirely. Thanks for the rec!

@Letov
got a DL link to the Yarn album you rec'd me for the tourney?

>>71710994
That song that goes "headstrooong to take you on!!"

>>71711821

You can stream it here

https://derbastler.bandcamp.com/album/yarn-1991

I am considering buying it to get their whole discog in FLAC though

>>71711861
what about that song that goes "the scars remind us, that the past is reaal"

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>>71711891
>tear my heart open
>just to feel

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Charles Lloyd - Forest Flower (1967)
>post-bop

It's really weird to hear Jarrett doing something not of the ECM persuasion, he's incredible here. The whole band is really incredible, Lloyd's incredibly passionate on the sax, DeJohnette churns out some of the best drum solos I've ever heard, and McBee's steady, calm bass playing keeps everything together. The a-side, containing both parts of the title track, is incredible. It's improvisational but every single note seems deliberate and perfect, and it's got so much contagious energy. The whole b-side is a lot calmer and less transcendental, for lack of a better word, but it's nice in it's own right. Nice pick, triangle.

3.0+

>>71712125
boy am I HYPE to hear your thoughts on that Hezoleh Soundz album.

>>71710721
piggybacking off of this

who is the best? for me:

ornomar
noelrom
marshmallowc
rectalquartz
dotadot
Wardruna
yourscience mysound
prostagma
tankpit
AvantRocker
Jimbon
all of you guys for giving good ratings to Spiderland and LTIY

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Masekela - Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz (1973)
>highlife, afro-beat

Incredibly chill and affable, with a light undercurrent of intensity that lies over the whole album. This intensity mostly results from the fact that none of the grooves ever really let up, they're always moving and propelling every track along and they're fantastic. One-note, sure, and maybe a bit easy listening at times, but thoroughly enjoyable and fun.

3.0+

>>71712148
well boy howdy aren't you in luck

>>71712260
ayyyyyyy

>>71712224
i like nat's RYM a lot desu

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>>71712260
>>71712267
I'd disagree with the "one-note-as-bad" portion of your review if only because that's the entire point of highlife/afrobeat and most other dance genres: the band's there to provide the backbone for the party, unlike punk and rock, where the music /is/ the party. I'm glad you liked it anyhow, and thanks for inspiring me to relisten :)

>>71712297
<3

you're prob one of my favorite list makers on the site

>>71712365
very true, but that's still always one thing that's always rubbed me the wrong way about highlife.

>>71710619
fuck im saving this chart dude. i loooooove comfy music and there's a lot of stuff on here i haven't heard

>>71712383
and that's fine, too. different strokes etcetera. If you've tried Highlife/Afrobeat and you don't like it, I'm not gonna force ya to listen to any more haha

>>71712415
awesome! hope you'll go thru it too.

>>71712426
oh no, i fucking love both of them (afrobeat especially) but some highlife tracks can get a bit overlong.

>>71712224
I don't really stalk many non-/daily/ related people but I am a fan of these folks:

Erickson_Dear
Kazmanovich
the_bananafish
jente53

(any person who gives Kazma Kazma a 4.0+ score is also invited into the cool people club though)

>>71712224
i like thejoeytaylor

jimbon would probably be my favorite, got great taste in rock and bleeps and always gives me fantastic recs whenever i ask him

>>71712455
then DEF listen to the '69 LA sessions

>>71712470
thejoeytaylor is cool, i've gotten some great stuff from his lists.

>>71712470
seeing a fela album with 5 minute tracks is weird, i'll check it out!

>>71712465
Oh, and I also do like Jimbon, prostagma, dotadot, herkyjerky, etc.

I'm also a fan of plenty of people but not because they have excellent taste

>>71712367
thanks bruv

im adding all these rym users to my favs lmao thanks guys

>>71712224
Non-/daily/ favorites are

cancon
GSP66
KingChile96

DozensOfDonuts is hit or miss but has some cool reviews

>>71712589
>KingChile96
him and Flamboyant4life96 are two of my favorites, i've found so much good hip hop from them.

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>>71706672
my last week on music. Would love if you guys give me some recs.

>>71712650
Yeah dude, their flowcharts/graphics are so great. Definitely helped me get heavier into the whole Memphis scene

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>>71712570
yo you should check out Dasychira - Immolated EP, also the cover art is cool as fuck

>>71712754
Ducktails - Wish Hotel EP
Blueboy - Unisex
Klaus Johann Grobe - Im Sinne Der Zeit
Robert Lester Folsom - Ode to a Rainy Day
Yura Yura Teikoku - Hollow Me/Beautiful

>>71712754
i see you like shoegaze, check out
Daniel Land & The Modern Painters - Love Songs for the Chemical Generation
Lift to Experience - The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads
Skywave - Synthstatic

>>71712754
bowery electric - beat
oeil - urban twilight
spotlight kid - disaster tourist
stella luna - stargazer
sweet trip - v:d:c
swirlies - ...salons
seefeel - more like space
whirr - distressor(best shoegaze of the 10s maybe)

>>71711183
Forgot this

>福居良 [Ryo Fukui] - Scenery

Very enjoyable. Didn't expect it to be cool jazz, and generally I really enjoy cool jazz. It had a Jazz Va Spenska/ Charlie Brown vibe to it. Very very comfy and pleasant to listen to.

4.5/5

>>71712650
>>71712773
if ya'll want a good hip hop rym-er check out ~diction, I swear this mofo has rated every single hip hop album on the site

Hard edged cubist visions, calculated, mad. Like Lichtenstein's interpretation of Picasso's cubist period. The crisp sound of playful images

>>71712879
lmao woolite talked about how he doesn't like diction right here >>71710721

i do like his hip hop list a lot though, incredibly thorough.

>>71712224
none particular atm i just constantly see mycspitta reviews on every new album i discover, he's one of those genre experts in what is kind of a niche on rym just like bigfootisreal
i used to follow herkyjerky, noktorn, nakkinak, no_ and dustdevil, they're pretty fun

>>71712754
ulver - blood inside
mass of the fermenting dregs - s/t

Listening to Time Machines for the first time (finally). Pretty great.

>>71712879
lel Woolite just roasted him >>71710721

>>71712224
Bishopboy1999 is an extremely nice guy. Always gives me recs as well. Other people I like are jmarvin, applecat, christmas_sweater, goregaze

Probably more, honestly I don't know my RYM friends very well

>>71712775
oh yeah i saw that on TMT. will throw it into the endless screaming hell that is my backlog.

>>71712916
man i haven't listened to that in months, now i've got a hankering. hope you like it, seems right up your alley.

>>71712905
damn, I just go through all his 4.0's and above.
Hasn't failed me yet

Was just listening to an oldschool thrash/ black metal album, and didn't realize I had a different metal album playing in a different tab

I liked it better when both were playing :(

Every church should be open at all times to anyone in need, that, or stop claiming to follow Christ. Every governor should weep at injustice

>>71712971
metal mash-up album when

...it just makes me sad that so many people feel the need to escape life rather than be part of it in a bigger way. I feel it's says a lot

>>71712224
thomasstc and detrimentalanesthesia are really nice and they give me great recs. clutnuckle's cool but he's been gone for a while. i love sly_wank and nakkinak's lists. i've also mined more stuff from thehorbgorbler than i'd care to admit.

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>>71713016

>>71713005
that actually exists, some noise guy stitched hundreds of death metal riffs together into a hour long collage piece
i don't remember who it was tho :(

There is an opioid epidemic in this country and I hate it, I observe a moment of silence each day for the addict who suffers, but; I get it!

>>71713024
good shit

>>71712923
>>71713021
shit forgot detrimentalanesthesia

>>71712966
he's got some stuff rated highly that i definitely gotta check out, BDP and ultramagnetic mcs especially.

>>71712941
I wouldn't say it needs your attention right this moment, but it pulls some seriously cool and inventive shit.

I see it as a symptom to a greater problem of selfishness, by both the user and the hater, "all are punished". Why do we all feel so alone?

>>71713055
sick

>>71712879
>he didn't see my diction rant

Lmao

He has reviewed a shit ton of hip-hop, which is I think why I originally followed him. He rates every old school hip-hop album at least 3.5 stars though, unless it's an "unacceptable" artist. Which is cool but I can't tell what I'm going to like based on his taste because it all kind of meshes together

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ok so here i go with my review for the second disc of Destroy All Monsters 1974-1976. i listened a few hours ago so i'm going off of what i remember, but i took notes.

Crying in Bed Runtime: 1:08:56

This album came off a little less clear on the themes for me, but had more variation in the sounds it offered. There's a lot more "punk" songs on this disc. I can start to see the comparisons to Half-Japanese more with this disc, but still, these guys were deconstructing punk like this 4 years before them.

Anyways, this album not only offered more punk, but more psychedelia, too. There's a lot of spacey songs and reverb guitars sprinkled in this album, which make for an interesting listen.

Highlights:
-Jam Smear features an insanely lofi free jazz sax solo, in which the sax literally sounds like its shrieking.
-Space Beat is probably the easiest song to listen to on this album, and its jazzy, too! This song in particular reminds me a lot of Bugskull, but again, DAM were way before them.
-All the punk songs, but specifically Charlie (which feels a lot more laid back and straightforward for punk, even though its about killing everyone), T.H. Queen (a psychedelic track all about THC, i assume), and Evil Works (probably the most no wave of the punk songs)
-"I think I'll talk about Sunshine first... no wait I'll make her next. I'll talk about John first. Y'know John... you get fuckin' drunk an awful lot. That's cool"
-Whistle Space creates a super spacey atmosphere through tape manipulated whistles. Pretty cool.

I think the first disc was a harder listen, but it was more consistent than this disc. While this was enjoyable, I didn't find much of a common theme. I thought it was taking a psychedelic route at first, but it turns to more of the same noise experiments DAM does best as the album goes on. Still recommended, though!

3.5/5

I was vegan from age 19-25, then decided I like a little of everything in moderation. I eat meat once every couple of days now

>>71713042
i dont remember adding detrimentalanesthesia but hes in my friends list and he gives me recs all the time. i love it. he rec'd me so much stuff for my regional music chart.

"Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these"

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>>71712897
>>71712991
>>71713016
>>71713036
>>71713058
>>71713112
>>71713135
You okay there, buddy?

>>71713135
deez tiddies
that should be an even oxen lyric

>>71713197
I have 3 jobs, so quit asking me if I'm having a good weekend. Lol... cute yoga pants though

>>71713228
i think this is the greatest post i've ever read

>>71713256
it's not original

Retórica were an experimental band from the city of Belo Horizonte in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais. The band lived together and recorded their only album "1º Comunique" (Cisma, 2002) in their house, integrating the building's architecture in the recording process: bass was played in a bathroom, vocals for one song were recorded on the roof, and two drummers would play in one room while the microphone recording them circumvented the building. Retórica's album is a 45-minute fugue that zig-zags from lo-fi noise through epic mid-tempo songs interwoven with spoken soundbites, and all of these elements recur in an overlapping crescendo at a point near the disc's conclusion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kEZU6K_Snc

>>71713338
...that's why

>>71713197
all of these posts are from https://twitter.com/chri55ybaby?lang=en

>>71713362
wtf this isn't even on discogs

>>71713362
>bass was played in a bathroom, vocals for one song were recorded on the roof, and two drummers would play in one room while the microphone recording them circumvented the building.

This is some shit me and my roommates joke about. Who even comes up with this?

>>71707152
Since you like that one. You need to hear Chapter 013: leanin on the switch
And
Chapter 012: June 27th

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Charles Lloyd - Forest Flower
>Post-Bop, Avant-Garde Jazz
Forest Flower and East of the sun are absolute monsters. I don't think I can recall the last time I listened to a jazz album where all the players are so in tune with each other's minds that they can complement every musical decision that is made with one of equal magnitude.
Jack DeJohnette is friggin' tearing it up on this record. Those syncopated rhythms are, MMMM, so tasty. And even though I'm not the biggest Keith Jarrett fan, I gotta admit, he kinda stole the show on this one.
The middle two tracks are really good as well, but feel kinda dwarfed between these two giants. The interplay isn't quite as tight either. I think they only really mesh so incredibly well at fast tempos.

4

>>71707379
>King Krule in the first row
His taste! It's off the charts!

>>71713429
>indie pop, singer/songwriter
gee, I never would've guessed

>>71713625
>number on this chart above a 3
H E C K

>>71713604
heck man i might just make a small dj screw chart and go thru it

>>71709853
>also now i got a phd in sellin brick
Can you swang and bang yet?

>>71713625
just listening to this album makes me so excited that I just dled a bunch of Jack dejohnette records.

>>71713682
Some of my favorites are
June 27
Codeine fiend
Leaning on a switch
Endonesia
In the zone
Blue over grey

>>71712858
Gerry Mulligan- night lights
Vince Guaraldi- in person

>>71713750
just added all of these to my backlog, thanks a lot dude.

im gonna immerse myself in the screw

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What does /daily/ think of this album cover? It's for my new ep

>>71713994
I think it needs to have a more descriptive and "catchy" look in order to be more successful at being a cover imo

>>71714013
Yeah that makes sense. It's way blurrier and bandcamp-y than my other covers

>>71713994
if that new ep is just like boring paulstretch n reverb ambient then yeah i'd use it, represents that kinda thing perfectly

>>71713994
>lo-fi bandcamp
looks about white

>>71714085
It's the other hack electronic bandcamp genre

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>>71713994
I cooked something up for ya. Image is from Unsplash. Font is Bookman. Overall design inspired by 1950s and 1960s album covers.

>>71713994
this looks oddly similar to The Disintegration Loops cover if you squint

>>71713994
idk it looks very...bandcamp

>>71714225
this looks great and you probably spent like 3 minutes making it. Hats off. What program did you use?

These threads are really fucking fast lately and I dislike it

>>71714261
photoshoppe haha

I blame fishmans

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Lee Noble - No Becoming (2011)
>drone, ambient

Definitely front-loaded, the first half is full of a bunch of really cool textures and track structures but the second half repeats and repeats these ideas and loses track of what makes them good to begin with. The second half also takes these elements and puts them in a more traditionally song-based context, which is an awkward fit, I'm not huge on the folky/poppier songs here. The first half is some really, really great drone though, shame that it gets worse and worse as it goes on.

2.5-

>>71713994
>>71714239
i was thinking that exact same thing

i like it tho

>>71714225
Looks nice, I'm not really for text on album covers (unless its just text) but it looks like it could be a real thing.

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Vampire Weekend - Contra (2010)
>indie pop

VW's first record is a solid indie pop record with some choice tunes, and their follow-up takes out all the spunk and all the songwriting prowess. The only two songs I like here are the energetic "Cousins" and the admittedly pretty "I Think Ur a Contra", but even they seem a bit limp and emotionless. The "world" influence is amped up a bit here, and every use of this influence is just terrible, they did it poorly on their first album and they do it even worse here. I wanna like this band, hopefully MVotC does the trick.

0.5+

>>71714225
dude thats awesome!!

>>71714263
yeesh i didn't even realize we're close to bump limit already

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Dug through some classic metal in the last few days and officially polished off RYM's top 100. Woo

Should I check any of these (and Powerslave, which isn't pictured) out on the way to 200? Or are they really only for metalheads? The terms Death Metal and Prog Metal are a bit intimidating to me honestly, even if I've dug some stuff from metal in general

>>71714385
Those are all pretty essential IMO.

>>71714385
congrats wew

idk. Most people including me don't like Tool (unless they are one hue) but I think everyone should hear at least Lateralus to decide for themselves, because some people love it and others hate it. Very few fall between.

If you like Lateralus I would definitely rec trying out Blackwater Park and AEnima, otherwise they're probably skipable. Symbolic is damn good though and would rec you try. Number of the Beast is alright too, but would still at least trying it to see if you might be into other NWOBHM albums/bands.

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>>71714225
I stole your idea but used one of my photos and made up album and track titles on the spot. Now to make this album.

>>71714385
lateralus is great don't listen to people around here

symbolic is cool too, but I like human more

>>71714469
I think Tool is the most underrated overrated band.

>>71714385
>>71714478
>>71714469
Aenima is the essential Tool thing tho, Lateralus might be offputting to wool because it's way more indulgent and polished

>>71714473
name/title way too small
song titles don't need as much spacing
bring em closer to the upper left and definitely make 'em white

>>71714457
>>71714469
>>71714478
Cool, sounds like I might as well check em all out. I'll leave Opeth for last though cause I haven't heard anything about them either way. Thanks guys

>>71714568
Hmm, I guess I'll start with Aenima, since you seem to be the big metal fan around here. I can dig into Lateralus after and see if I can hear how they changed in those few years

>>71714568
I've still gotta listen to aenima honestly

>>71714702
it's pretty great, a lot more raw than Lateraus but still has progressive elements. I need to relisten to Tool, it's been at least a year since I've last listened to them.

soulseek is fucking TRASH

I find it funny that avant-teens hate progressive rock/metal because of "aimless noodling", yet they 5-star obscure free improv releases of people LITERALLY noodling aimlessly on instruments.

>>71714877
it's funny that people like sounds, yet hate sounds

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Good morning /daily/!

Look what I got!

Staying at home and studying today.

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Masekela - Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz
>Highlife, Afrobeat
Really good stuff, tight fucking grooves all over this bitch. I liked the combination of the warm, sweet Highlife vocal harmonies and the funky as all hell afrobeat percussion. Tumpet playing was a neat addition, player had a really nice tone.
It could get a little repetitive at points though, especially on patience/when, where there are no vocals to support the grooves.
Languta is fucking amazing though, definitely playing it on a future radio show.

3

Huh, the single for the Chuck Berry album coming up is surprisingly decent. For a man who was 90, anyway.

>>71714827
kinda, but after what.cd got canned what other choice do you have?

You man enough to use rutracker?
You patient/forgiving enough to use the archive?

>>71714473
I Like!

Text is kinda small on top though.

Recommend me good bounce music songs

>>71715979
?
https://youtu.be/lITuHDdhdkw

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>expected to take 3 days to prep for the exam
>30% through the practice book in 2 hours
wew lad
guess gonna shitpost for two days

>mfw tool discussion happens while im asleep
Thank god im an imsoniac

>>71714385
All of those are good to an extent except blackwater park that ones pretty intolerable for me

>>71714568
This, ænima is their best album and the best place to start at.

Third eye best tool song y/n

>>71714702
You need to mate

>>71715002
Whpa
When ou get the book please scan some of th pics for my haino folder

>>71714649
>you seem to be the big metal fan around here.
iunno, probably, i used to be pretty active on /metal/ with this trip until i just stopped listening to it completely for a few months (and the general got boring/bad) and atm i think any metalhead would tell you i have the worst taste in the genre imaginable

>>71716880
>Third eye best tool song y/n
probabl y but consistently my favorite has been Lateralus

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Cant fall back to sleep so i'm gonna pop in the new steamroom. Listened to the other new Jim orourke album, Wakes on Cerulean or something like that, was pretty mediocre electroacoustic wank

>>71717309
Oh man i forgot about lateralus, thats one of their best too

I have someone that might pay me for compiling a music-related meme folder.

AKA

Spam me with le ebin funny music-related memes. Thread is near death so this is a good time.

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>>71717454

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>>71717454
This is a pretty big meme itt

>>71717488
What is a man? A miserable little pile of memes.

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>>71717454

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>>71717454
whyd they pay you that sounds fishy...

>>71717601
i love this

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>>71717454

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>>71717454
is this a meme?