/daily/ - return of the hamp edition

>>71743936
nice op pic

Rude.

I hope more /daily/core artists collaborate with Sunn so that we get pictures of them wearing silly outfits

>>71744152
what anime is this

>>71744095
fuck that, I hope more /daily/ members collaborate with Sunn0))) so that the memes will be eternal

>>71744197
Hangul Drinkplebs.

>>71744152
is this poseurcore?

I cant believe i missed the first hour of the haino thing and i missed koko of all tracks that i couldve missed

>>71744095
We can put on silly outfits regardless of a Stephen o'Malley radio show, look at op pic

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What are you lads listening to these days? My chart looks pretty sparse on the new listens but that's mostly because of midterms & the Veen 10+ hour Van Veen collection.
Shitty screenshot because topsters2 is not letting me download.

>>71744450
I remember I went out as a member of Sunn for Halloween in college, but I just looked like death. Fun times

hey all, I needed money to pay for my car insurance since I'm unemployed and looking for work, so I whipped up a full length album using some of my old tape loops. enough people bought it from bandcamp that I'm no longer in danger of losing my insurance, so I'm releasing it here

https://mega.nz/#!VFMnHKgI!AJujONz1TT1dBl3KwfqR9LWU8FhXE8_wQODJ14gE0tc

I hope you all enjoy and a massive thank you to those who purchased it.

if you wanna listen to it first
https://contrapaasso.bandcamp.com/releases

again, thanks a ton guys, you really helped out.

>>71744518
>I went out as a member of Sunn for Halloween
This is the most autistic thing I've heard all year.

>>71744551
The year just began though ;^)

(I just wore a robe desu)

>>71744551
i don't see any relation to autism, but okay

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>>71744512
here's an ambient chart that was recommended. I haven't rated +- yet on the chart but I gave it a 5/10. ryoji has definitely gotten better over the years


speaking of japanese blep blops, anyone excited for the new ryuichi sakamoto?

>>71744518
i went as a member of autechre for the past thirty years cool stuff rob doesnt like halloween though

>>71744518
Current track just sounds like a B grade Koko desu

>>71744539
>enough people bought it from bandcamp that I'm no longer in danger of losing my insurance
>only 5 people bought it according to bandcamp
They must have been very generous donors

BAKA

We outchea

Issan OVO ting aye

Ya dun know aye

Issan east side ting aye

Ya dun know aye

MORE LIFE

>>71744603
7 people purchased it so far, the biggest was $25
but yeah people were very generous and I love them for it

>>71744512
Mostly wonderful music!

How is that Scrapper Blackwell record?
>>71744539
maybe tomorrow, gotta go sleep after this record.
>>71744603
It sounds like his stuff from the small 2 track records in the 90s.

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>>71744669
forgot pic lol

1983 Haino/Tony Conrad collab sounds like a great time. Let's see if it is good.

Lmao, gubernatorial candidate I'm going to be campaigning for is hosting a concert tomorrow with a legit Soukous/Palm Wine band from Sierre Leone. And he's playing in a bluegrass band.
his levels of patricianness just upticked dramatically
>>71743978
thnx <3

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>>71744688
hey, you should try the new DM, it's kinda nice
what did you think of Paradise?

>>71744806
>hey, you should try the new DM, it's kinda nice
I'll get there eventually. Still need to go through a couple of albums.
>what did you think of Paradise?
Liked it better than Hopelessness, but maybe it is cause it was shorter??I'll relisten but I personally do not enjoy her as a vocalist.

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>It's "Haino sounding like a bird" episode

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>Vaiana
How embarrassing

>>71744669
>How is that Scrapper Blackwell record?
Quite good! His guitar playing and style are very versatile and though a lot of the songs seem cut from the same cloth, they all have something unique to take out. Good genuine voice too, though the lyrics aren't particularly daring. I'd definitely recommend it though.

>>71744911
backlogged

>>71744590
>ambient
>Hum Dono
I feel like this was recc'd by me without knowing they were supposed to be ambient recs or something :0
Want one to replace it?

>>71744094
The first two

fuck this violin/tambura/Haino low hum combo is killer

>>71744940
it looks like an ambient album just based on the cover lol
what genre is it? I'll probably keep it there so I don't have to remake the collage

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>>71744512
topsters2 didnt let me save it either
city of glass is so overlooked man

terry riley, nicolas collins, 25k cats, meet the residents, key to the kingdom, all good shit

>>71744688
why you listening to muse, franz ferdinand, and the well tuned piano

>>71744518
oh also ive thought about dressing up as haino if i do a live show. it's pretty easy, just a basic wig and black clothes. im pretty short already so it should be believable

>>71744770
>when the girl whispers "RED BULL RADIO" over the track
best part

>>71744979
It's jazz lmao

>>71744999
>why you listening to muse, franz ferdinand, and the well tuned piano
Cause I like music
>best part
scared the shit out of me the first time

>>71744590
>BCM
ooo boy

>>71744590
nicolas collins isn't ambient at all but it is fucking incredible

>>71744839
>I'll relisten but I personally do not enjoy her as a vocalist.
oh yeah, the voice is pretty much what makes it so interesting for me, the rest ist just kinda eh

If I were to make a chart for music that uses non-Latin script, should I use the non-Latin script on the chart or transliterate it?

I wanna do one for Ukraine in the 80s/90s

>>71744999
I don't understand why having a dim screen makes your screenshots darker, do you have some program filter or something?
>city of glass is so overlooked man
Definitely. Much more avantgarde in a forward-looking way than most 60's free jazz. It sounds like it was recorded in the 60's or 70's.

>ending with Red Shoes

WHAT A FUCKING CLOSER YES

THANKS BASED O'MALLEY

>>71745100
>do you have some program filter or something?
yes, soz i'll turn it off for future screenshots, my weak ass eyes will just have to deal with it for 3 seconds

>>71745132
never heard red shoes to my knowledge but this is amazing so far

>>71745151
>never heard red shoes to my knowledge but this is amazing so far
it was on Aihiyo. It's a cover of a Japanese folk song.

This is one of the best jazz albums i've ever heard

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/portico_quartet/isla/

Is that Kan Mikami singing? FUCK

>>71745204
apparently Masato Tomobe, just checked the player.

>>71745008
I don't know shit about jazz lmao so I'm sure I'll like it

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this Keiji Haino is a pretty cool guy

>>71744512
not been listening to much new music either desu

>>71745252
lol just ms paint this shit over it my dude, I'll give you some jazz recs sometime if you want.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/max_corbacho/ars_lucis/

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Great Haino bootlegs, was totally worth it for Koko and Red Shoes. Especially the latter.

Good night /daily/!

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>>71744512
Good stuff on there, reminds me that I should check out some more blues stuff in the future

Kind of a weird week for me, ngl

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>>71745351
i always wondered why you used that specific moon pic but then i opened it

>>71745264
>this Keiji Haino is a pretty cool guy
im more into the pictures of him than the music yaknow

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>>71744605
Relevant

>>71745429
Some good albums in there, what'd'ja think of Recent Songs? I have it on vinyl and yet have never listened to it, heh.

>>71745444
Is that you in the shirt

>>71745723
he's the short guy with the sunglasses

me on the right btw

>>71744999
>>71745444
>two trips in one thread
you can't stop me

>>71745786
Bet lil nigga

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>>71744512
last 1 month
#throwback to the time i used to have 100 tracks per day on last fm

>>71745429
>playing with fire
this album is so good

>>71745710
It's solid but kind of a weak effort by Cohen's standards imo. There's some awesome tracks though, like "The Guests", "The Gypsy's Wife" and "Ballad of the Absent Mare". Just has this weird... romantic vibe on a few tracks that I didn't like idk.

Worth a listen imo

>>71745938
I need to give that another listen soon because it felt so much rougher than Perfect Prescription. Idk what it was, I didn't like quite as much :/

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>>71745927
r u me?

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>>71744512
music.

>>71744871
I can't believe you're still rocking out to Ett Fel Närmare Rätt, Hampus. You dog.

post your top 100 chart lads

>>71746269
no.

>>71746288
please

>>71746297
post yours first

>>71746307
i don't like many albums, that's why i need 100s of them lad

>>71746322
if you don't like a lot of albums why do you want so many

>>71746361
so i can like more lad

oh ye add me on rym
https://rateyourmusic.com/~contrapatior

sad, droney bois

>>71746420
p gud

>>71746269
I don't know that many 'chart lads', but Rod and nat are pretty good.

>>71746420
>he fell for the basinski meme
at least you like ae and belong

>>71746209
>r u me?
maybe! : - )
>>71746043
>I need to give that another listen soon because it felt so much rougher than Perfect Prescription. Idk what it was, I didn't like quite as much :/
perfect prescription is a little too same-y for me the whole way through. it's been a little while since i listened to it, but the heights of perfect prescription (call the doctor, transparent radiation) imo don't come close to the best songs on playing with fire (so hot, honey, come down softly to my soul which are all 10/10s). i don't think the longer tracks on playing w/ fire are as good as those, but i still think they have enough energy to be good additions

>>71746420
Added ;^0
Consider listening to real minimalism.

>>71746557
>the longer tracks
***except how does it feel?
i love that song

>>71746534
his melancholia is one of my top 10 albums ever

>>71746672
Why?

>>71746420
added ;)

>>71746528
changing my trip to "chart lad" as we speak

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This chart was tight! Found some great music on here

Paris - The Devil Made Me Do It
>Political Hip-Hop, West Coast Hip-Hop

I knew Paris was a hardcore rapper, I just didn’t know how much so. Dude is Black Panther and throws together clips of Malcolm X and other leaders to reinforce his political beliefs. It reminds me a lot of Public Enemy, with its fair share of critiques of the government, US culture and all that. Production wise, it’s kind of the opposite though, with chilled out, almost spacey beats that sound more like Marley Marl than the Bomb Squad. Sounds more like an East Coast record in some ways.

I also didn’t expect him Paris to be this good of a rapper. He sounds surprisingly modern, with a tighter more concise flow than a lot of guys at this time. For ‘90, he sounds kind of ahead of the curve in my book, even though you can tell it’s not quite the same style. He has some great lyrics, all harsh and biting remarks - he’s just straight up angry.

If you want some nice political hip-hop, check this out, it’s worth a shot.

4/5

>>71746420
Added!

>>71746557
>>71746618
I was surprised it wasn't as enjoyable as Perfect Prescription, cause I really liked that one. Gonna check it out again today, I'll see if it grows on me at all.

>>71746779
Playing With Fire is really good but sshx is wrong about it being better than PP so don't worry about it too much

this is a dumb question but how do you guys do yer freeform charts? Just pasting album covers into paint?

>>71747034
i pay chinese children to make them for me

>>71747052
>pay

>>71747139
they get sandwiches ok

>>71746701
I can recall the first time I listened to the album, it had that much of an impact on me, there's such an element of nostalgia to it that reminds me of my past. I don't listen to it very often, but it's always there for catharsis whenever I need it, it's infallible

there are probably two or three other albums that have had this kind of impact

>>71747160
And what are they?

>>71747034
https://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/

>>71747034
I don't usually do freeform charts but I feel like it's easy to just paste/arrange them onto a colored canvas on Photoshop

>>71747168
amon tobin - isam
pink floyd - dark side of the moon
benn jordan - pale blue dot

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> Can - Future Days

p good. Moonshake is a fun track

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>>71746961
>sshx is wrong

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>DJ Screw - Chapter 070 - Endonesia
god damn that opener, and the two tracks that follow. some of the best screw out there. after that it kinda takes a small dip in quality (still good, just not as brilliant) until the last three tracks come. he starts chopping and screwing the tracks a lot more than what i've heard in the other tracks, which was a welcome addition to the screw aesthetic.

what next? is there anything relaxing or "chill" left in this chart because i could use something to soothe myself or at least pipe down

>>71747173
isn't it tiring to have to download it again and again and again every time you add a new album

>>71747411
>isn't it tiring to have to download it again and again and again every time you add a new album
no idea I don't use it lol

>>71747308
:)

>>71747461
:)

>>71747411
>isn't it tiring to have to download it again and again and again every time you add a new album
Yeah, it is, that's why I post mine only after a couple of new albums

I did one with paint a while ago, that was a bit more convenient I guess

>>71747411
jam city you yaggot

>taco gave a crow looked at me 5 stars
no escape...

>>71746420
no u

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Going to start listening to my back catalog by randomly picking 9 albums and making a new chart and checking them off . Eventually I'll listen to all 23,000 songs in my library

>>71746420
Hurry up and rate Jefre Cantu-Ledesma's stuff you noodle

Guys I have a chronic phobia of good music, I think it's time I got over it. Give me some albums that are only good music so that I can face my fear.

>>71748325
its ok bud good music doesnt really exist youre safe

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Haven't listened to an LP in weeks... fixing that.

>>71748064
bloodstream sermon is a piece of music i have not heard in a while, thank you for reminding me

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peeetaleando yo en mi monte me fui a buscar un pote de mariGUANA

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>appreciated the fall
>enjoyed everyday robots
>even liked hallelujah money a little
>somehow disappointed with the new singles

music for this feel? (inb4 old gorillaz)

new gorillaz tracks are actually all real solid

ascension is a dinger

>>71747034
1560x720 colored canvas

fits 78 albums at 120x120 perfectly

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In which I attempt to rec people

>>71744512
Laura Nyro's New York Tendaberry for that sparse piano arrangement but with nice soul voice

>>71744688
>>71744669
Check out the rest of Sahel Sounds' discog for more minimal synth from the Sahel and hip-hop from mali. It's very lit.

>>71744806
have you listened to Ensemble Sarband's interpretations of Satie? they're very good

>>71744871
If you like Talking Heads, please please please check out Boots for Dancing.

>>71744999
ayo nice trips, son. check out Masekela Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz for more rad afrobeats

>>71745264
Yo, the nerves are ace! Check out Robert Lester Folsom's Music and Dreams album from 1976 for more power pop.

>>71745429
Check out the rest of Erasmo Carlos' discog, especially Sonhos e Memorias. Lots of Beatles worship there, which is super cool.

>>71745927
I got nothing, but Nice Fred Neil, friend

>>71746252
Check out Cola and Jimmu if you want house that's more soulful than Actress

>>71748056
got nothing

>>71748697
nice hand, pigger :)

>>71747034
I think my next freeform chart is gonna be 1000x1000 canvas in paint where i paste album covers of different sizes and orientations across it randomly. Should be pretty funny.

>>71749159
Demon fuzz - afreaka!

>>71746747
Thank you for introducing me to all this great political hip-hop

paging natkingcole

do you have a link to The Harmonys - s/t?
I can't find it anywhere

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>>71744512
here, have a handy recent faves chart

>>71745132
scott pilgrim o'malley?

>>71749337
No problem dude! Did you end up checking that Paris album out then?

>>71749400
Nice Social Climbers. Have you listened to Family Fodder? they remind me of each other.

>>71749400
Wow that is handy. Been meaning to listen to Theoretical Girls (and more short-lived no wave bands in general) and Transa for a while now.
Giles Corey is bad though.

>>71749159
Might actually check this out, even though I've taken like 5 recs in my life.

>>71749521
Transa is amazing, listen to it ASAP

>>71749386
i just swiped it from nyar's link in the archive

https://mega.nz/#F!3UAzHAqS!Q-jgGVRMMRr5loRQCqABqA

it's in m4a hope that's okay

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>>71749094
Honestly i only liked the one that said baby the worlds gonna end so shake that ass or something like that

Personally i know s/t and demon days will never be topped so i just sit back and play latin simone ( not the english version tf is wrong with yall ) on repeat

>>71749544
He can just convert it to hd flac

>>71749469
No, but it's on my wishlist now. :)

>>71749521
Theoretical Girls are great, but I prefer The Static a little more.

>>71749541
>Transa is amazing, listen to it ASAP
Tough break, I'm actually into bad music right now.

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Okay, time to start my new chart.

[1/2]

Yes - Fragile
>Progressive Rock

I’m not a prog guy but this is something else. “Roundabout” is one of coolest fucking rock songs I’ve heard, it’s really a terrific start to the album. The organ soloing is awesome and shouldn’t fit in this well on a rock song. The bassline is killer too, my god.

“Cans and Brahms” is a bit dated but hey, these guys threw a mini little classical piece in the mix and it works. It’s barely over a minute and a half so I think it’s nice to have in here. “South Side of the Sky” is a fantastic mix between little jazzy time changes and a rockier atmosphere. I don’t think many people pull this kind of style off very well but something about this just works. Once again, Chris Squire rips it up on the bass, keeping the first half booming with energy. Those riffs are just so energetic but tight as hell. It gradually winds into a few different suites, which all work surprisingly well. Everything flows brilliantly, I don’t know how they manage to transition from something rockier, to a mellow passage back to rock, without feeling clunky. Same goes with “Long Distance Runaround”.

>>71749622
fuuuuuuuug

>>71749585
dude fucking depressed pre-teen me played the SHIT out of english latin simone

>>71749626
[2/2]

Also - something about this record feels incredibly fresh and clean. I’m not someone who ever notices poor mixing or great recording quality - but this feels like a prime example of how to do it right. The bass booms but doesn’t overwhelm any of the other elements, the organ slinks around in the background until it needs to be the focal point of the music. Even the little wind samples they use sounds crisp. Something about the guitar tone always sounds so sharp. I’m not sure if it’s the musicians themselves, the recording quality, post-production or what. Regardless, it makes this album stand out in a good way.

Not a controversial opinion but I think this strikes a perfect balance in prog. The band meshes rock with other influences and don’t go into too many long-winded asides. Close to the Edge seemed to go on these wandering passages that I couldn’t stand - this pretty much avoids it outside of maaaaybe the closer.

Fantastic

4/5

>>71749626
>>71749652
it seems you weren't as keen on the closer as the other tracks, but isn't that opening riff just the best?

and i definitely agree with how Fragile overcomes the typical meandering side of prog. it's one of the best sequenced albums i've ever heard, long tracks in the beginning, middle, and end, and little interludes in between that give the album room to breathe.

>>71749695
Oh yeah, Heart of the Sunrise is still a really solid track. The opening riff is awesome and there's some nice passages throughout. It just overstays its welcome a bit, idk.

>it's one of the best sequenced albums i've ever heard, long tracks in the beginning, middle, and end, and little interludes in between that give the album room to breathe.

I actually hadn't even thought of that but it's totally true. It flows so well, that's probably a big reason why I liked it so much

>>71749464
yeh, I dl'ed it, prolly gonna listen to the whole thing this weekend

>>71749544
yep!
thnx

>>71749781
>It just overstays its welcome a bit
totally get it, and that's a big reason why i like fragile as a whole more that CttE

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Shit, this is really good so far

>>71750043
shit, you hadn't listened to it yet?

oh, man it's a doozy. the part with Elvis is a real tear-jerker

>>71750061
Nah man, someone suggested it to me last thread and I like it so far! Gonna watch one of the March Madness games and then check it out in full, cause I loved the atmosphere

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someone rec me an EP please

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Suicidal Tendencies - Suicidal Tendencies (1983)
>hardcore punk, skate punk

Really meatheaded album with some kinda hilariously broad suicide references. There are probably hundreds of better hardcore albums that beat how generic and predictable this is, but the guitar work is nice and it's decently fun. The vocalist is awesomely over the top, especially on the classic "Instituionalized", where he screams his heart out about how he wants "just one Pepsi". The tempo changes on this track coupled with it's interesting delivery make it the only really fresh-sounding track on the album, the rest is really standard stuff that you could find being done better on hundreds of other records.

2.0+

Ciberpajé - Entranhas do sol (2017)
>tribal ambient, spoken word

Effectively creates a pretty spooky atmosphere some of the time, but it's also far too thin-sounding to envelop the listener in the way that it wants too, and the synth lines are all cheesy as hell. This artist has a lot of potential, as does this style, but it's not fully realized here.

2.0

>>71750614
Girl band - France 98

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>want to download pic
>can't find it on any blogspot in decent quality
>can't torrent since I live on campus
>requesting would probably get me called a bandwagonning faggot and ignored since /mu/ doesn't listen to anything before 1960
>tfw just want to listen to rock 'n' roll
I wish I were dead what about you guys?

>>71750614
Glenn Branca - Lesson No 1
Drunks With Guns - Alter Human Industrial Fetishisms
King Krule - King Krule
Variété - Location at Hollywood

>>71750783
>/mu/ doesn't listen to anything before 1960

Plenty of people in this general do though, I'm sure someone will be able to hook you up with a link. Have you checked soulseek yet?

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>>71750783
This?

>>71750861
Is slsk even good for dling on campus? I'm a paranoid asshole normally so I never bothered installing it on my laptop.
Also /daily/ and the other generals are different from regular /mu/, much more autism. And /daily/ allows dumb blogposting too!
>>71750880
The one I posted is a bit more comprehensive, the one I posted is like 9 discs. I'm not too picky though, that would probably work fine too if you're willing to upload it.

>>71750956
I found it in FLAC at my usual spot, but it's 3 gigs and I don't have buffer to spend rn. Plus, my box is about to give up the ghost.

>>71750956
The one you want has demos and other stuff the one on Apple Music only has like five. Best bet is to slsk it. I it's save just get what you want and get out . I started using streaming because my computer is being fixed

>>71750956
I'm not sure, I usually didn't use slsk on campus. I'm sure it's fine though, since it's not quite the same as using Bit Torrent. I'm not the person to ask about that stuff though.

Btw, I can see if I can DL the first few disks and send you a mega link if that works.

>>71750956
I use it all the time and I've never had a problem

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Amir Khan - Raga Hansdhwani, Raga Malkauns (1970)
>khyal

Like triangle said, really hypnotic stuff. The vocals are very scratchy and raw, and while sometimes the more prolonged notes show Khan's vocal flaws a bit /too/ much, they convey a whole lot of passion and emotion, which is really important in music like this. The tampura drones are pretty par for the course with music like this, but they fit the vocals perfectly, and the real star of the show is of course the raw, emotional, incredible vocals. Great album.

3.0+


The Harmonys - Cats Are My Friends (2005)
>contemporary folk, twee pop, american primitivism

Endearing little album, but infuriatingly simple and twee, and I generally love me some twee. The vocals seem to try as hard to be as cute as possible, but they end up being a bit affected and overly cloying, and the poppier songs fall into a lot of the same traps, and above all they're just not very memorable. The light primitivism exercises are really nice though, it's cool to see a very simple, stripped-down take on the genre. An album in that style would be real cool, but what we're left with is an admittedly cute, endearing album that's just too damn simple to make a mark.

2.0+

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>cool /daily/pals helping me out
And people think all you do is shitpost here
>>71751016
>my usual spot
Where's that? PTH (or whatever they call it now)?
What is the new WCD anyways? I haven't kept up with all the /ptg/ garbage.

>>71751188
it's Redacted now, and yeah it's the spiritual successor to w.cd

>>71750956
i don't live on a campus, but slsk's single-source, non-torrent method and the fact that you don't have to seed makes me think that it should be fine on a campus. push comes to shove just get a vpn, because slsk is amazing.

>>71750956
First disk is done downloading so far, here's the Mega link:

https://mega.nz/#F!1FAViBRK!lRYt3RKbbrq1MtQlx9GBPg

I'll upload the other discs as I get em

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Ema-bug-moubus-piano - Mouse Eats Bug (2017)
>denpa, experimental

This is a damn fun little EP. I don't know anything about denpa, and given the fact that it's about moe I'm glad I don't know anything about it, but it seems to be a very dancey, synth-heavy, chiptune-based genre, and what's presented here is a near total deconstruction of this genre, complete with stuttering, almost industrial-tinged beats and ambient sections. It doesn't always work, but it makes for a hell of an exhilirating, fun ten minutes. One of my favorites of the year so far.

3.0

Booji Boys - Booji Boys (2017)
>garage punk, lo-fi indie, noise rock

The sound is great, that's for damn sure. The muddy, feedback-laden production gives the album a lot of character and grit, and it compliments the immediacy and breakneck pace of the album very well. Songwriting wise, it's typical stuff. Most songs are in the same vein as a lot of other noisy pop punk artists around nowadays (think Wavves or FIDLAR), which is a bit of an inherently uninteresting musical style. Take away the production and the walls of feedback and you don't have much, but these elements are really, /really/ great additions that elevate this to being a pretty decently solid thrill ride of an album.

2.5+

>>71751391
I'll bookmark the folder and download what's there tomorrow. Thanks again.

@ethyboy
I only needed the EPs for the tiebreaker, sorry my wording was kinda weird. Rec me an actual album.

I also still need a rec from Darklands

>>71734023
>>71734030

>>71751566
No problem!

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Iron Maiden - Powerslave
>Heavy Metal

I’m not quite sure how to feel about this record. The music itself is pretty tight, with nice shrieking riffs from the guitar, pounding drums and - man some fantastic bass. Just like on Fragile, I couldn’t help focus on the bass on some songs, it just crashes through every track and has the coolest tone. There’s a bit of a proggy feel, with tracks like “Losfer Words” and the final two cuts rambling on in extended solos, time changes, all that kinda stuff.

The singing though - I’m not too sure. The vocalist has a very 80s sounding voice, with that kind of shrill tone piercing through the tracks. At times, it adds to the energy - but it gets too corny for me at times. If the vocals on here had been a bit better, I think it would be a significantly better album. Also - the lyrics are pretty hit or miss. I know most metal focuses on demonic or creepy kind of stuff but I couldn’t get into it this time. Maybe I’m being hypocritical though because hip-hop has the same thing and I usually praise it for the exact same. I dunno though.

I think the combination of elements wasn’t quite for me. The music itself has very nice moments, with the first two tracks and “The Village” standing out. And you can tell these guys know what they’re doing. But the vocals/lyrics and sometimes wandering tone are both negatives and they’re a huge part of what makes this album…. this album. It’s a weird combination of elements that doesn’t work as well as I was anticipating. Still enjoyable though.

3/5

>>71752283
hmm maybe if you don't like Dickinson's vocals, try their debut with Paul Di'anno on vocals. He has a slightly different style and doesn't gave that "piercing" sound in his voice. It's also probably my favorite album of theirs.

>>71752368
Oh yeah, I thought I read something about them switching vocalists. Makes sense, I'll check that one out after Number of the Beast!

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>>71749106
>new gorillaz tracks are actually all real solid

k

>>>/out/

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>>71749106
>ew gorillaz tracks are actually all real solid
incoming 2.5+ bois

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Good morning /daily/!

Listening to Scrapper Blackwell. Forgot that Kokomo blues was a major blueprint for Sweet Home Chicago.

My throat fucking hurts but I'll try to accelerate the healing procedures and go out tonight. Worst case scenario I ask my fellow bartender to fix me this Riga balsam warm detox cure.

I fear the sins I've committed are beyond any divine forgiveness.

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>>71752849

>>71752795
godspeed
>>71752849
is this another line from that jamboy on twitter?

>>71749106
Ascension is a fucking BANGER

Saturnz Barz was also really dope

Andromeda was aight, p comfy

We've Got the Power was just kinda short and boring


I'm on the fence about this new Gorillaz record, it's got a lot of great features planned but it's also like 26 tracks long. And just assessing the quality of the singles that have come out so far makes me think it's gonna be 50% p dope shit, and then another 50% half-baked ideas.

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I'm gonna go to bed frustrated now, shit

[1/2]

Queen - A Night At the Opera
>Hard Rock, Glam Rock

I don’t think I’d categorize this as hard rock at all. This is pretty much the glammiest album I’ve heard, so I don’t get the RYM label. It makes absolutely no sense that this should be roped in the same category as Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

Genre discussion aside, this is kind of a weird style. Queen always felt like they tried really hard to “rock out” but they also wanted this smooth, approachable style of music. Buuut they also wanted to sound artsy so they’re stuck in this middle ground where they actually don’t do much of any of them. It’s like small bursts of each style pop up through their music but it’s never cohesive enough to be one style. Ugh.

On here, there’s “rockin” tracks like “Death on Two Legs” (even that has a little piano), a folksy little number in “39” (out of nowhere) and of course the whole baroque, proggy thing on “Bohemian Rhapsody”. Everything on this album feels kind of overblown and overdone, which I guess is the point - but I’m not too big on it. So not only does it manage to be hit or miss, it also goes way too over the top. There’s no distinct tone due to the variety of styles they try to tackle but it also manages to be cohesively glossy and bleh. It’s in the weirdest, worst musical rut.

>>71753218
[2/2]

Besides a few tracks, like “You’re My Best Friend”, “Love of My Life” and obviously “Bohemian Rhapsody”, nothing seems to stand out in any way or another. “I’m In Love With My Car” is a track I’ve kind of returned to a fair amount but it honestly isn’t too great and still manages to spoil the mood and sound clunky on a hit-or-miss tracklisting. Mercury had a great voice regardless of the actual song quality, it manages to shine through. And these guys are solid musicians. But this album ultimately doesn’t add up to much. Like, what is that two minute a capella garbage on “The Prophet’s Song”? Jeeeez. Oh hey, but they played “God Save the Queen” at the end so it’s an epic right?

I think so much of this album’s reputation is because of “Bohemian Rhapsody”, which is a still a great track in my book - I always forget that it’s super entertaining. It gets painted as this feat of music, which I guess just happens when a band gets as big as Queen. Oh well, shit happens.

So frustrating.

/rant

2.0/5

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>>71753218
>>71753231
>Realizing how long and shitty this review is

Sorry everyone

Oh so you're a Veggietales fan? Name five of their songs.

>>71753218
>>71753231
for consistency's sake consider CLT's A Night/A Day tracklist

1. Death On Two Legs
2. Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon
3. You Take My Breath Away
4. The Millionaire Waltz
5. Seaside Rendezvous
6. Somebody To Love
7. Love Of My Life
8. Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
9. Bohemian Rhapsody

tho it'll probably be outside your comfort zone anyways

>>71753680
whats a CLT

I've got an assignment due today that I'm writing about critical theory as a research method, and every single piece of information I get from it makes me sort of angry really. Basically what I'm reading says that critical theory is more or less the same as a constructivist approach to qualitative research, except it doesn't matter at all that you have a lot of biases - indeed, it's actually based around those biases. It's all about going into a research question with a preconceived notion of who is oppressed/privileged in the situation and then working from that to change that power relationship. So it doesn't even care if your preconceived notion is wrong, it's just about changing the power relationship that may or may not be there at all.

Fuck critical theory.

>>71754118
>Criticalists take values a step further than constructivists in thatthey admittedly hope and expect their value biases to influence theresearch process and outcome. More specifically, because criticaltheory concerns itself with unequal distributions of power and theresultant oppression of subjugated groups, a preset goal of theresearch is to empower participants to transform the status quo andemancipate themselves from ongoing oppression.

I mean come the fuck on.

>>71753753
Short for Cooltop :^)

>>71749159
hey, thanks for the rec, I haven't heard that one, will give it a try later today

>>71751188
all posts are shitposts

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1 spot left to rec

https://rateyourmusic.com/~ricebeansandegg

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>>71755420

>>71755503
>not dresden dolls s/t

>>71755566
;^)

>>71755503
i hate this cover so much so i sampled a song and i hated that so fucking much not torturing myself thanks.

so still a spot left

>>71752702
I'm holding you to your word

>>71752956
I'm predicting another plastic beach in terms of the great/bad song ratio

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>>71755656

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fucking finally

>>71751720
Ohhh got it. Do:
Earthless - Rhythms From A Cosmic Sky

>>71755656
>i hate this cover so much so i sampled a song and i hated that so fucking much
but y

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Morning /daily/, what you gonna do this friday?

Also pic related is me rn

>>71756194
listen to Jandek, heal and go out. Maybe release an album somewhere in the process, you never know.

>>71756194
post the shit

>>71756194
I wish I had any plans
At least it's friday, so there's alot new music coming out today

New
>Mount Eerie
>Jesus and Mary Chain
>Bardo Pond
>Sun Araw
>Residents
>Steve Hackett

what first?

>>71756723
Residents

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>>71756575
Release some shit man 2017 been weak as fuck except for reggaeton

>>71756614
When you gonna post it

>>71756770
>tfw your album about train wrecks turns out to be a trainwreck

>>71756865
I'm trying. Singing shoegaze songs with a sore throat isn't okey dokey.

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>Jandek - New Orleans Monday

Last June I finished Jandek’s studio discography with Ghost Passing. A 6 CD affair of a piano and a theremin performer. Both played by Houston most famous outsider couple Sterling and Sheila Smith.

New Orleans Monday is yet another conversation between the two performers on their instruments. Once again, the conversation works much better than a monologue because Sterling’s piano playing seems to have a purpose and doesn’t just wander around.

The magic of Ghost Passing was it its’ gorgeous lyrical passage hidden in the middle of the lengthy piece. It honestly redeemed the length of the piece. Here? Nothing to see here other than the musical conversation I spoke about prior.

It’s a nice thing to have in the background and THANK GOD it is not 6 hours long, but even 1 hour of this seems to be a bit too much sometimes. Meh.

5/10

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>>71756906
>Singing shoegaze songs
Yeah thats not okey dokey at all dog

>>71757000
I tried to bring down all the wanking to 0 on this album. It's actually songs!

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afternoon all

>Neil Young + Crazy Horse - Arc
When I saw this record my imagination started running wild. Neil Young does experimental noise rock?! Comparisons to Keiji Haino?! Sadly it doesn't quite live up to expectations though, I wanted Young's typical solos drenched in noise and stretched out over 30 minutes but what I got was just noise really. It's enjoyable and there are nice parts but it sounds a bit like a bunch of tacked together live interludes where the drummer bangs about and they let the guitars feedback. With a bit of Neil's guitar wank it could have been so much more. 3+/5

>Keiji Haino - Koko
Super dreamy. Not much noise here but the gentle strumming is just lovely and the drone ending is great. I like this atmospheric Haino as much as the noisy one. 4/5

listening to the new JAMC now

>>71751720
ffs missed that
Neil Young - On The Beach

>>71749159
>Robert Lester Folsom
will give him a listen

>>71756194
nothing planned really, you?

>>71756906
you can just pretend the strained vocals are an artistic choice

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>>71757041
>you can just pretend the strained vocals are an artistic choice
I am already pretending my entire musical career being shit is an "artistic choice", let me try and make something good for once lol

>>71757041
also I fully agree with that Haino review.

>>71757062
>making something good
sell out

unsurprisingly the new JAMC isnt amazing so far

>>71757072
i kinda wish i could have said something more substantial desu but it's difficult to say more than 'nice atmosphere' when the atmosphere is that nice

>>71757008
>I tried to bring down all the wanking to 0 on this album. It's actually songs!
Whao!

>>71757041
>nothing planned really, you?
Me neither

>>71757216
Koko is best haino release *shrug*

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Crow Looked at Me review coming...

>>71757674
o boi o boi lemme bingo
row 1:
>mentioning that you were afraid of going into this
>paragraph about the nature of rating music
>paragraph about the importance of context
>something like "it feels like invading phil's privacy"
>mentioning that you cried
>best wishes to phil
>no rating

row 2:
>going full meta, reviewing more the reaction to the album on rym than the album
>hardpan

>>71757804
God, shut up

>>71757835
that means bingo.

>>71757835
You got eem trans

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Found a bunch of old shit I recorded from 3-4 years ago on the HDD, nice

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>>71758707
>mfw one of the tracks is a Death Grips-influenced tribute to Jhon Balance and the other is angsty early Swans-like track with sounds of industrial equipment
L M A O shit was funny back then

>>71756865
not yet i dont have the shit rn

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What did he mean by this?

Is "Happiest Days of their lives" too edgy of an album title? Asking for a friend...

>>71759198
sounds too similar too that PF song from the Wall
so yes

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>>71759287
Dang it

How about this for a cover

>>71759358
looks purty. I like this, but it needs a more vibrant duotone.

>>71759384
no idea what that is

>>71759406
duotone is just when there's two (technically three) tones to the image: black and whatever other color you'd like to use. In this instance you've chosen a sepiat-tinted gray, which is fine but I'd like a more vibrant color instead.

>>71759429
>I'd like a more vibrant color instead.
Well the photo was done on black-and-white film so it's too late for that now lol

>>71759450
OH! I see. You can always edit in photoshop or pixelmator.

>>71759456
I'm completely useless in either one of them. I'll just leave it as it is desu. Can't be that arsed with an album cover

>>71759358
I like it a lot

>>71759595
>>71759456
how about "Inner Trees" for a name. It's based on my fave Michaux drawing and sort of fits the cover no?

I'd use the french name but that's beyond edgy

>>71759696
after a quick google search, I don't think people might get it, but I like it anyway.

>>71759696
That's a lot better a name imo, cover looks good btw

>>71759729
>I don't think people might get it
that's not really the point now is it. I don't want people to find out the sources of my memes ;)
>>71759735
Thanks a lot guys.

I'm right now torn between Inner Trees and The Exalted Garden for names. Almost done though, so that feels wonderful.

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>Mount Eerie - A Crow Looked at Me

Reviews of this have tended to focus on thematic content with little talk of the music itself outside of mentioning sparse instrumentation, but thematic content is all-encompassing here, so fine. The circumstances are well-known by now, but there's also not as much to grasp onto musically for those familiar with Mount Eerie's previous work. But we'll take Phil Elverum himself at his word; "This new album is barely music."

A note on "sparse instrumentation": if it were true for Phil's earlier albums, it's especially true here. Per usual, he gently strums a guitar throughout, backed by a muted digital drum track and bass. The point is clear: overwhelmingly at the forefront is Phil's voice. It's one of his strong suits as a musician--it's not some technically great or even good voice, but it does indeed have this disarmingly ego-less human quality to it in how it strains for only modestly higher notes with some modest arrangement and production to match. "Quaintness" is a nice word to describe it. It's relatable, approachable, and often comfortably flawed and solitary. His role here is as a storyteller, and he's closer to speaking than ever.

Notable is a similar format that the tracks follow. With few exceptions, the songs stay within a limited melodic range and employ these characteristically unsatisfying, unresolved melodies that recycle through various iterations. Take for instance "Seaweed". It's a sweet Grouper-like melody for the first minute up until the jarringly un-sweet minor-chord chorus of "I can't remember; were you into Canada geese?" There are plenty examples throughout--in about every song, for that matter. Many of the songs end--most notably in this vein--mid-thought with a minor refrain. The point is clear, but one can't help but feel that the unsatisfying melodies are just that.

>>71759972
Which isn't to say this format is universal. "Ravens," for example, is beautifully arranged, and certainly the melodic highlight. Not incidentally, it's also the most structured song with multiple composed fingerpicked patterns, distinguishable sections, and a memorable longing melody. "Real Death" is another notable highlight. It's a mostly-straightforward melody without gimmick, but it's more notable for the Knausgaard-esque plainly stated story about his wife ordering a backpack for their son before she passed away--admittedly an otherwise-pedestrian story--but it's set to the most dramatic, human moment of epiphany in the album.

This is indeed music, so there must be some sort of symbiosis between theme and composition. A lot of people have already compared this album to Benji, Carrie and Lowell, and Skeleton Tree--the other 2010's albums overshadowed by the circumstances of a death in the family. I would venture to say that all of those albums have something that A Crow Looked at Me doesn't, however. A certain degree of melodic variation from track-to-track, some dynamic range, a discernable arc with some semblance of self-reflection outside of Phil's general numbness at his situation. Moreover, an expression of something. This feels more like an expresssion of expressionlessness. I get it, the readers may be jumping out their seat to tell me that this is all the point and that to hope for anything remotely dramatically satisfying is idiosyncratic, to which I say ok.

6/10

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It's out.

I put a lot of time into most of it. No wanking here.

https://dogwander.bandcamp.com/album/the-exalted-garden

I'll go get my apartment cleaned.

>>71759981
>>71759972
all the reviews so far make me think this is something a Jandek fan would like, since it is all very sparse and same-y according to many.

I'll check it out now.

>>71759981
Great review. I completely agree with your last paragraph.

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>>71760170
>No wanking here
>first track is 7 and a half minutes of wank

>>71760636
Check it out. Don't expect experimental though.

>>71760732
Yeah, thank you.

>>71760906
>>first track is 7 and a half minutes of wank
>implying 7 minutes of Am-C-F-Em is wank
wew
>>71760966
listening to it now. I actually like it compared to Sauna (which was poor).

>>71760976
simple wank is still wank doggy
it's in your blood, you can't escape it

I like this so far tho, review coming in the near future

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>>71761079
>I like this so far tho, review coming in the near future
wew I'm nervous now

what have I done

>>71751425
emamouse is the only denpa i like desu. check out more from her.
>>71753218
Prophet's Song is a banger desu

>>71761226
the mid-section of prophet's song is literally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPkc02A3kcQ
i like it too desu

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>a return to eskimo
Bull fucking shit flynn dont try to shill your own music lmao its what youve always been doing

>>71758707
Whens it leaking

>>71759358
Good, could use a touch of contrast

>>71760170
I'll listen to this in a couple hours
Is it on rym tho, i dont wanna waste my time listening to something if other people wont even know i listened to it

>>71759972
>>71759981
Bingo!

>>71761386
>Whens it leaking
would you really want a track titled "Peter Pan took me to Neverland and made me his slave" to leak ever?
>>71761386
>Is it on rym tho, i dont wanna waste my time listening to something if other people wont even know i listened to it
Unfortunately not. Aquam told me he will make a page for me ages ago but that never happened and I have no idea how to make one desu.

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Just searched the archive for my trip

the only reason Fish knows I'm a real person is because he found my instagram that one time

also new mount eerie is fookin real

also fuk you jangl

also been in a bit of a sad recently, tips to help get over it

also sorry about my tourney

also tips on quitting smoking

also give me rec pls

>>71761413
>I have no idea how to make one desu.
It's p easy, I'll make one for you bb

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>>71761571

>>71761571
dont worry, if you stop smoking you'll be happier
the key to quitting smoking is feeling happy about yourself
listen to something c00l

>>71761571
>tips to help get over it
don't isolate yourself, find the people who truly make you feel good about yourself and who you feel like you can express yourself around. Chill with them.

>>71761604
aww thank you so much!

>>71761571
>also been in a bit of a sad recently, tips to help get over it
listen to Jandek and destroy sadness from within
>also tips on quitting smoking
Masturbate more!

>>71761571
>also been in a bit of a sad recently, tips to help get over it
what about
meditation, it's good for most things

>>71761628
is bagel a subgenre of sandwich? either way yes

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>Parson Sound - s/t
Rarely do I listen to an album that's 2 hours long and want to listen to it again. This album is absolutely hypnotic. It kept reminding me of Hash Jar Tempo (probably because theyre both psych-drones), but this album kicks their ass to the moon and back. I loved the heavy krautrock feel of this. Every song is so rhythmic tribal. I especially love the flute playing and the electric cello playing. Plus, this was late 60s!
4/5

>>71761571
1. Heh
2. Eh
3. Heh
4. A simple change in habits
5. Eh
6. A simple change in habits
7. The Abyssinians - Satta Masa Gana

>>71760170
good shit on first listen, I really like Lion Tamer

>>71761571
>also been in a bit of a sad recently, tips to help get over it
wish I could help but I've been the same way, just try to go out and do shit I guess

any specific kind of rec you want?

>>71761413
>would you really want a track titled "Peter Pan took me to Neverland and made me his slave" to leak ever?
Well, i wouldnt want "naomi demo cover" or "miscellaneous tapes, demos and outtakes" to leak either, fair enough

>>71761571
>quitting smoking
Smoke weed instead

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>>71761628
yes


wait

yes

>>71761645
It's a viscious cycle though because you aren't going to buy smokes and then you do and then you hate yourself and then you aren't going to buy cigarettes again, see where this is going?

I should just smoke myself into poverty

>>71761659
bit of trouble there, all those people are in fighting eachother right now because of ideological differences or some such and they all come to me for their therapy

>>71761686
>jandek
ok
>masturbate
nah man, I may develop friction burns and that would be a bad thing

>>71761699
>meditation
EVERYONE SAYS THIS!!
seriously though will do

>>71761828
something to drown out the sad

>>71761925
ahhh, see, I live with my parents see, do it at parties though
(I'm 20 no bully)

Hey ∆3 thank you for the page BUT I'm a 92 kid actually ;^)

>>71762001
>they all come to me for their therapy
Don't be afraid to let those people know you can't deal with their petty shit right now. It's not selfish to value your own mental health. If they're an unnecessary source of stress just let that shit go and say I don't wanna talk about it.

and honestly this http://selfcarezine.tumblr.com/
might feel "tumblr-y" and "le beta" but it's got good advice.

>>71762178
>I'm a 92 kid actually ;^)
FRICK

>>71762001
struggling to come up with a good rec desu
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis/Live maybe? Everything else I can think of I think you've already heard

>>71761571
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/loose_fur/born_again_in_the_usa/
this is very good

>>71759972
>>71759981
I completely agree with you for the most part. One of the most striking things for me was how sad the album made me feel, which is something I treasure a lot.

Once I get around to finishing my tourney, I'm gonna make a Blue Note Records chart. Anything essentials I'm missing or anything here not worth my while? I'm pretty sure Out to Lunch is the only thing from blue note I've heard.
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/mparker97/stag/blue+note/

>>71763169
essential*
Smh

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>Sacred Guitar & Violin Music of the Modern Aztecs
fun n' happy violin and guitar melodies! i like how there's background noise that adds to the realness and warmth of this. my attention wasnt caught too much since this was raw and repetitive, but i can see myself coming back to this in the right mood.
3.0+
>Horace Andy - Dance Hall Style
probably my favorite reggae on this chart. i love how strong the bass is, and i love andy's voice and all the echo and reverb and other effects put on it. the atmosphere is killer, and the lyrics are super concious.
3.5+

>>71763169
ive only heard unit structures, and that one's aight.

>>71761699
>meditation

I should really get in the habit of doing this again. Definitely helpful if you're stressed

>>71763169
Don Cherry’s Complete Communion is pretty tight, I'd maybe add that if you want something else. All these albums are tight (though I haven't heard like 2 or 3) though, this is gonna be a dope chart

>>71763471
I'll add it, thanks. And I know, RIP my curve

so is this by request only album a meme or not.... it's not that bad

>>71762001
>ahhh, see, I live with my parents see, do it at parties though
im just joking lad dont worry

>>71760170
downloading in 320 mp3 as i type this...

>>71762178
Oh that melody you hum at the end of Lion Tamer really reminds me of another song but I can't place my finger on it....

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bump

>>71765062
what's this album called again?

>>71765128
Carlos, ERASMO...

it's very good

>>71765138
I'll listen to it soon, not heard much from Brazil

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Bought a sweater today, I now own 16 sweaters. Help me.

>>71753353
>Sorry everyone
After that fishmans review, nobody should ever feel the need to apologize for a review ever again.

>>71759358
Great angle for the nose :^)

>>71761571
>also tips on quitting smoking
Get cancer, that'll surely number your days left to smoke.

>>71763169
Oh frick gimme a sec
*slurp*

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>>71765424
I just finished making it actually. Tell me if I need to replace anything though, I don't want to commit to more than 36 albums.

>>71763169
Looks pretty dope! Add:
Jackie McLean - Destination Out!
Sam Rivers - Dimensions and Extensions
Pete La Roca - Basra
Donald Byrd - A New Perspective
Thelonious Monk - Genius of Modern Music
Anthony Williams - Spring

>>71765468
o fugg
That chart is pretty good, just stick to that ig.

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>Ken - By Request Only
doesnt deserve the hate it gets, it's just some small town choir guy that got to record an album, let him be happy
it's still bad though, not funny bad or anything just boring and forgettable. i had a melody stuck on my head for a bit after listening to it but right now i'm trying to think of a single lyric from it and i just can't.

ok dog, i've listened to your record.

>Dogwander - The Exalted Garden
i was gonna write a professional "review" but it came out pretty bad so i'll just share some hot tips from another fellow wank rock musician:

>get a fucking pop filter
seriously, those P's and S's were raping my ears. easily the most important part of recording vocals, well besides a microphone.

Get some effects pedals or something better to record with, a lot of times the guitar distortion sounds digitally made, like you played around with the leveler and compressor in Audacity (bingo?).

lyrics were great, your voice is fantastic, other than that and some of the tracks not really being my thing at all, it was a pretty solid album.

>>71765468
damn, i've heard 20/36 and i've never droned blue note or any of its members

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>>71765424
offering the best of advice as always

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hey guys please stop tying. thanks

triangle:
>Captain Beefheart - Diddy Wah Diddy
Beefheart's vocals save what would otherwise be pretty bland blues rock. Fairly catchy songs, but overall no substance. But that voice though!
6

jangle:
>The Gun Club - Death Party
"The House on Highland Ave." and "The Lie" were great songs, but the others were very forgettable in my opinion. Also I'm not too sure about all those genre tags, this sounds like standard post-punk to me.
6

*sigh* each of y'all rec me another EP I guess

>>71766000
heck
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/slint/slint/

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>>71765628
ur doing it on purpose now

>>71766089
what am i doing on purpose

>>71766119
niiiierd

why did no one tell me that death grips are actually good

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>>71766260
i did but u didn't listen

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Jethro Tull - Aqualung
>Progressive Rock

Okay, here’s another prog album that mostly lives up to its overinflated reputation. I’d actually heard a fair share of this before too, which probably helped. The title track kicks this off really well, with that flute soloing blending in way better than it should. Maybe it’s a bit cheesy but the fact that these guys can make something so steeped in rock influence, while also throwing in that flute is a win in my book. Been said before but it’s such a unique blend.

Side one is cool, mostly dominated by folkier tracks with “Cross Eyed Mary” serving as a great second track, “Cheap Day Return” is a nice little interlude and “Mother Goose” is a weirdly Medieval sounding cut. The flutes and overall orchestral arrangements add to the experience, with little touches like hand drumming only adding to the atmosphere. Like Nat said about Fragile earlier - this is really well sequenced too. The interludes pop in after lengthier cuts, which helps break up the experience into more manageable chunks.

Side two has a different feel, with a lot more religious themes and bombastic cuts. “My God” is the longest on here by a slight margin, clocking in at over 7 minutes. It’s a bit over the top for me, with shrieking guitar solos, lots of flute and even a brief choir bit. Still an entertaining track but it’s kind of what I don’t like about Thick As a Brick, with some passages feeling a little unnecessary. “Hymn 43” and “Locomotive Breath” are both fantastic and the other two cuts on here are solid as well.

It’s hard to say why this works better than a lot of prog albums. I guess it’s mostly more accessible and less meandering. The flute and orchestral elements blend shockingly well and everything on here is pretty catchy.

3.5/5

>>71766260
there's normally a good reason for something being a meme. I'm not the biggest fan but Exmilitary is really good

>>71766260
They're memed a lot (like Darklands just said) but they're also really good. No Love Deep Web is actually one of my favorite hip-hop albums, ngl

>>71766260
But everyone did, that's probably why you thought they would be bad

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can I really just make a chart and share opinions on albums even if I'm a nobody??

>>71766260
protip: don't let /mu/ tell you what to listen to and what's bad

>>71766368
no, you first need the approval of at least 10 /daily/ members

>>71766368
have you paid for your yearly /daily/ subscription yet?

>>71766435
o fuck i need to renew mine, thanks for reminding me

>>71766260
because it's as bad to not do something because everyone else is doing it as it is to do it

>>71766368
I'm a nobody and that's basically what I do

>>71766368
oh tina is good.
get wolf eyes off that chart though. replace it with something from tmt's list.

>>71766461
>>71766408
>>71766435
Ok that is good

>>71766475
I kind of don't want to pick from there but I chose Ben Zimmerman - The Baltika Years anyway