/daily/ - /daily/ Rescue edition

what the fuck for

Previously on /daily/:
>>71951635

I think we might be dead because of this goddamned op text

>>71985861
>filter the annoying trips
This kills the /daily/

>>71986550
hey jangl fack yew boyo ya fackin hooser

>>71986542
Pretty bad. First sentence of 2nd paragraph is exactly how not to write.

>>71986550
Shut it down!!!

>>71985861
>filter the annoying trips
Filtered ;)

>>71986726
I didn't see this cuz you're already filtered

>>71985892
Should words serve the truth

Is it ok if my choice for the listenalong is going to be a classical recording?

>>71986948
impossible and illegal

>>71986967
It's decided then!

>>71986948
It's your time to shine. Expect terrible, useless reviews, of course

>>71986567
I hope your city gets hit by a tsunami

>>71986948
As someone who isn't participating and has zero authority on this, yes that's 100% fine.

>>71986999
numbers

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>Giles Corey album art not a perfect square
>Not worth the effort to fix
>Delete it from library

>>71987147
>iTunes

>>71987147
Braxton isn't a perfect square either

>>71987480
I press play and it plays music ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>71987521
FUG
fixed

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>>71986999
There is no possible way that can happen because Straya has it's own tectonic plate

I got trips twice today guys, what does it mean?
>>71987666

>>71987705
North Korean nuke testing; preferably on australian soil but the adjacent ocean would also be great.

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Which one first?

>>71987882
Mance Lipscomb

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LMAOing at my 2 top artists this week

>>71987917
Will do.

>>71987970
If you don't drink whiskey already, now is the time to start.

>>71988046
Whiskey is my shit. 25 yo Bunnahabhain or nuthing bb

>>71988114
How about fedoras?

>>71988134
I had a straw fedora a couple of summers ago, it was nice.

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>>71985628
>9 for Hurley

Phil Elverum was pretty incredible for just a dude and his guitar. I thought his new album was just alright, but attaching a face to the words added a whole new dimension to the songs.

He opened and closed with two new songs: "Distortion" and "TinTin in Tibet" which both fit in with the new set of songs quite well. My only complaint is that he JUST played those two new songs + his new album all the way through. In order. With nothing else in between.

I understand you've been doing this thing for two decades now and you don't have any other band members/instruments, but c'mon dude. You're not gonna do anything else? No Headless Horseman? No I Felt Your Shape? No acoustic cover of The Moon? I would've died to hear any of these paid live.

Regardless, I would highly rec seeing Phil live if you even slightly enjoyed the album if you get the chance. In the middle of his new song "Distortion" he makes a pretty funny joke about being a "Dead Beat Dad" which got a lot of laughs, plus after the song "Chasm" he paused for a bit and after thanking everyone he said "Yeah...so, this is pretty fucked up right? Sorry about that." which was pretty hilarious. So don't be worried about it being an hour of "boo hoo muh wife died ;__;".

>>71987147
didn't you give that album a 3 anyways?

>>71988742
Yep, that's why I decided to delete it.

>>71988864
but why did you even have it in your library for that long

>>71988901
Idk, am I supposed to delete everything below a 5 immediately?

>>71988952
yeah dude, you gotta save the hard drive space for important things like pig pictures

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>>71988969
Hmmmm, strong point.

>>71988901
what kind of pleb deletes music they don't like?

what if you change your mind about the album in the future??

>>71989068
This is why I have Spotify. They call me the breeze

>>71989181
but what about the internet apocalypse

>>71989242
>internet apocalypse
Pshh, that's nothing. After the EMP wars of 2041 y'all will be paying a hefty admission to listen to my record collection with a bull horn and a hand crank.

>>71989242
I don't know about this

daily is a volatile market

>>71989350
yeah diversify ur holdings, minimize risk by investing in safer assets like kpop threads

>>71989242
>>71989317
>implying rising ocean levels and extreme weather occurrences won't wipe out both our internet and water damage all of our records by then

>>71989350
>>71989390
what are /mu/'s penny stocks?

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Mance Lipscomb - Texas Sharecropper & Songster (1960)
>Delta Blues

Pretty middle-of-the road bluesman. Good at everything (fingerpicking, songwriting, slide, voice) but not terribly unique or original at any of them. Doesn't quite hit that raw emotion like many of his contemporaries, but still has that warm gentle feeling and genuine musical conveyance. Good, but does nothing to elevate him ahead of the pack in my eyes.

6.5 /10

>>71989486
>water damage all of our records
but vinyl is waterresistant?

>>71989486
This >>71989663
It's PVC, ie. the same stuff your plumbing pipes are made out of. Literally one of the only things that water doesn't damage.

>>71989709
(it pig)

>>71989500
I personally put a bit into /dark/ in the warmer months so that I can sell big in the winter

>>71989500
Specific non-/mu/core album threads definitely. Usually shit discussion, potentially high upside, but most don't even get a reply

>>71989500
I lost a ton in /trad/ investments
/kpop/ is on a constant high, so it doesn't really pay off
I'm going for /shugazi/, it will rise again

>>71989883
I definitely gambled way too much on /trad/ last year as well
That Blind listening thread has been up and down all year as well

>>71990572
>using as well twice
Brb, killing self

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Quickspace - The Death of Quickspace
[2000]
>noise pop

I was pretty much bound to love this since it's noise pop with female/male dueting and spacey songwriting. I would've liked them to push the boundaries a bit more but it's very good as it is, the longest tracks pass by without getting too tedious and even if the start is stronger than the end it is an overall pleasing experience.

8.5

>>71988710
i thought you liked weezer too

>>71990591
I know that feel

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>>71989500
>Tfw invested in /noise/
It's like enron all over again

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when will the /mu/ bubble pop guys? will investors realize its all a sham?

I thinking I should cash out before the crash

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>>71992975
I got too much invested in this baby

I'm in it till the end

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>Ensemble Georgika - Music from Georgia Vol. 1

Georgia's interesting culture gets ignored too much in my opinion; despite the longstanding traditions and unique development leading to a one-of-a-kind culture, there doesn't seem to be much international interest in it at all beyond making jokes about it having the same name as a redneck state.

This release documents, for the most part, polyphonic chants, mostly without any sort of instrumental accompaniment - though there are some tracks with traditional stringed instruments, and there are a couple instrumental tracks featuring other instruments like flutes. It's not as instantly jaw dropping as the other polyphonic chant albums you may know like Le mystère des voix bulgares, but this compilation has some of the most beautiful ancient music out there. It does suffer from some issues that folk comps like this often have - namely, it seems the tracks thrown on this was done at random, so the quality control is lacking. I also wish there was a bit more in the way of instrumental sections, as they definitely helped break the monotony, and I think it would be better with more church songs as opposed to work songs.

4

>>71992975
I wish I had invested in /pol/ before the American elections so that I could sell when Trump got elected, that was peak meme economy.

I recommend saving rare Pepes now though, with Adult Swim making a Pepe show their value will skyrocket.

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Good morning

@co

>>71995081
yes

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>>71995081
/aco/

well I'm now biliterate in the eyes of the United States Government. Millions of dollars here i come

>>71995381
no

>>71995402
oh wow so is everyone outside of english speaking countries thx cultural imperialism

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>Leo Soileau - The Early Recordings
>Cajun

I'm not super familiar on pure Cajun music, but from a bit of research I believe Soileau was the second practitioner of it to ever be recorded, and this album encompasses his earliest work.

The highlights of these recordings is certainly the fiddling; the singing here is an acquired taste, and the other instruments that are sometimes present are nowhere near as fun to listen to (the accordion is especially disappointing to me, since I am a big fan of that instrument). Most of these tracks are very much the same in terms of formula: fiddle intro, some other instrument comes in, everyone stops playing for some singing to start, and then the instruments start. And, of course, these are some very old recordings, so it has a lot of quirks that old recordings have: constantly hiss, distorted vocals, instruments often drowning each other, etc. I personally think this gives the recordings a bit of character, but this will turn people off if they have little tolerance for extremely raw sound.

I appreciate this from a historical standpoint, but I unfortunately did not really enjoy this *that* much. Some of these tracks are very nice on their own, but as a whole this is a bit much for me, and I say that as someone who generally enjoys music descended from more traditional Cajun stuff. However, if you have a standing interest in early recordings of Southern music, you can't go wrong with this.

3

>>71995436
Billions of United States Dollers Tea Emm here i come

>>71986948
no that genre is banned from the listen along
>>71995381
/szy/

bump, I guess

what are y'all listening to?

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Hot takes general

>Daniel Johnston is really fucking depressing because a mentally ill man who needs help got used to sell records.

>Those records fucking sucked.

>African jazz is really cool

>The Beatles are better than the Beadh Boys, who had like max 3 good albums

>A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie deserves to be an XL Freshman

>Dead C is the best noise rock band ever

>>71995455
I actually kind of enjoy the singing here, has a very raw quality.

>>71989500
I'm wagering on hip-hop threads, the constant switch-up between good and terrible threads is high risk high reward stuff

>>71989042
Cute pig

>>71991597
ur rec is real good btw, was listening in the car earlier. looked up the english lyrics online after i got home

>>71996968
>>Dead C is the best noise rock band ever
this is too much

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>>71996895
I'm still waiting for this nerd >>71995081 to say something

Was listening to this new Operaism album by David Kanaga, which is excellent. But I think I'm going to switch to Modest Mouse now, feeling a little depressed

I'm a music conservatory graduate. I spent years analyzing music for grades, so when I come across something that's garbage, I know. Beatles albums have the melodic complexity of a train horn (actually less; train horns often are tuned to a tritone, which seem to be absent in their music) and the lyrical complexity barely goes beyond a 3rd grade vocabulary. Not only is this music intended for ignorant audiences, it's intended to provoke ignorant young people into becoming hippies in order to fill the marijuana shops with costumers in the US. How's that for an unpopular opinion?

>>71996968
okay

okay

Pet Sounds and Smile beat out every Beatles album by a long shot, but in general I'd agree with this. The Beatles don't really have more than a handful of good albums either though, which begin with Rubber Soul and end with Abbey Road exclusively with a few shit ones in between there

who? XL "Freshmen" are usually two years too late anyways, just like the grammys pretending Chance the Rapper was a "new artist" lmao.

Tusk is okay but really they don't have much else other than that.

I'm too tired to have many hot takes right now, but the best I can come up with is that Fugazi maybe has an album full of good songs and otherwise stink and that pretty much every OG punk band is garbage (clash/sex pistols-era).

>>71997160
you can't have an unpopular opinion on the Beatles. It's not possible. Every "hot take" on them will inevitably have thousands of people agreeing with you.

Hot take: Ringo owned slaves.

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>>71997296
>Pet Sounds beats out every Beatles album

I see where you're coming from, not my taste, but that's fair

>Smile beats every Beatles album

You have shit taste

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>>71997422
>You have shit taste
Smile beats out every Beatles and Beach Boys album

>>71996968
>hot takes
>African jazz is really cool
...? well duh

>>71997422
literally which beatles album is better than smile sessions? Genuinely curious. (not the Brian Wilson or Smiley Smile)

Let it Be and MMT are overrated crocks

Abbey Road has five or six whatever songs

The White Album, while having probably the most Beatles songs I like, is in total one good album

The b-side of Sgt. Pepper is really lacking

Rubber Soul and Yesterday are both great, but have easily identifiable songs that don't really hold up

The only one I can think of that matches it is Revolver, which only really has two songs (Yellow Submarine and Doctor Robert) that I don't really care for.

Here Today is probably the only Pet Sounds song I really don't care for anyways. And every whatever track on Smile is like 50 seconds anyways.

>>71997599
I would argue about SMiLE but that image made me laugh

>>71997636
Barfy Beatles opinions. Abbey Road has to be the most consistent. It'll be hard to argue against Smile Sessions having zero so-so songs too.

I could go either way on this one though.

>>71997699
Or the exact opposite of what I said about smile sessions. Whoops.

>>71997699
well for me at least there are certain portions of smile that when I listen to just send me into pure musical ecstasy. I don't know what does it but perhaps it's just how densely layered and lush the compositions are. And despite the lyrics being mostly nonsensical, the way they're sung and especially how they are arranged lend to some intensely emotional moments that I haven't heard recreated on any other record.
Sure there are a few rough patches on Smile, in what is essentially a cut-and-paste of interchangeable musical vignettes there are bound to be a few, but those moments of bliss are hard to deny.

>>71997636
White and Abbey are my personal favorites

>Abbey has five or six whatever songs

Only one that's even close to being whatever is Come Together, and that's still pretty damn good with that insanely catchy chorus

Plus it has the best thing the Beatles ever did, the B-Side suite.

White has 2 songs that I don't like and one of em is a minute long. The rest is wall to wall greatness.

On every Beach Boys album excluding maybe Pet Sounds has one song that is genuinely bad.

On the SMiLE Sessions, you have aimless crap like Love to Say Dada and Child is the Father of Man, and then you just have mediocre songs across the board with tracks like Vega-Tables, Do You Like Worms and the Four Elements.

I swear the only reason the SMiLE sessions are held in such high regard is because of the story behind it rather than the actual music.

>>71997787
phone posting makes this look incoherent af

>>71997785
SMiLE does have some classic songs on there, but does it really make up for all the other trash The Beach Boys did?

>>71997785
I really like it too. I'm tempted to skip around when I listen, especially knowing it's not *official*. I also get that from parts of Abbey Road. "Something", for example. People see these bands in pretty black-and-white terms, which I think sucks, since they both have undoubtedly great moments.

>>71997817
>does it really make up for all the other trash The Beach Boys did?
I guess not? but why does that matter?
They made two albums that in my mind are some of the greatest music recorded.
The Beatles haven't come close to that for me, sure they've been more consistent, but what does that matter?
To me the Beatles never reached close to the levels that the Beach Boys did in terms of songwriting

>>71997699
Come Together + everything between You Never Give Me Your Money and Golden Slumbers are whatever to me.

Golden Slumbers and She's So Heavy are incredible though. Top 10 Bortles songs 4 shur

The Beach Boys maybe have another album total of other good songs before Pet Sounds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW0YGC68qP4
This is one of the best pop songs ever though.

>>71997160
>in order to fill the marijuana shops with costumers in the US
Why were the Beatles so obsessed with costume makers buying weed in US weed shops?

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>Gris - Il était une forêt...

Fucking awesome. I've always been a fan of dbm, and this was one of the better dbm releases I've heard. I loved how the vocals died out at the end of the screams, it really gave it a vibe of complete helplessness

4.5/5
>Bathory - Blood Fire Death

Wasn't that good desu

3/5

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>>71995819
/sci/
>>71996999
yeah it's ideal driving music
last episode aku no hana i'm bout to go in

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>>71998886
/tg/

Lol I'm so bad at committing to charts

Good morning /daily/!

Gonna give some DM a listen.

>>71999124
DeadMaufive?

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i'm just tryna find some deep house, what is this bullshit?

>>71999171
Depeche mode m8

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Clay Rendering - Snowthorn
>...Darkwave? Shoegaze-ish??

This is a confusing album. It introduces itself with some movie soundtrack chords, and then it turns into gothic/noise pop, and the guitar is really irritating over the fake drums and presets and reverb-soaked piano chords, and the vocals are coming from across a gymnasium, and it's as messy as this run-on sentence. God, I really hate the piano on this album for some reason.

The songs don't really do anything with themselves, at least not without vocals (and even then, barely). It's the wrong mixture of elements, existing only in their separate flavorless cubes. A stack of chalk cubes, that you should not eat.

3/10


Meanwhile I'm listening to 20 minute drones from Eleh - Homage and thinking "why yes this is excellent"

>>71998886
>80% recaps
>"end of part one"
oh.

>>71999237
That's some advanced shit. Are those all files?

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Gene Clark with The Gosdin Brothers - Gene Clark With The Gosdin Brothers (1967)
>country rock, folk rock, singer/songwriter

Much rootsier and more Byrds-esque than Clark's later solo works, but the added close harmony influence with the presence of the Gosdin Brothers makes this a somewhat unique album in Clark's discography. It's got it's shades of psychedelia on a couple tracks, but it's by and large the most explicitly country work to ever come out of the Byrds's camp, save for the lovely Sweetheart of the Rodeo. Some tracks may miss their mark, and it seems a bit thin compared to an album like No Other, but it's a damn good collection of country tunes nonetheless. Clark is a great vocalist, but he's an even better songwriter. He makes the most melancholic topics and melodies come off as really hopeful and ultra-pleasant, which is probably the best gift a country songwriter can have.

3.0-

The Feelies - In Between (2017)
>jangle pop

Save for the last track, you can't tell that this is the same band that made Crazy Rhythms. It's incredibly folky, with most tracks making heavy use of acoustic guitars and whispered vocals, and I'm not sure I really like this approach. It's done well enough, and it's certainly pretty, but incredibly samey, and totally lacking in the pure energy that makes this band great. The last track is the album's best track, a repetitive, groovy track worthy of standing tall with their earlier works, and a damn fine track in it's own right. That track makes me feel hopeful for this band's future, but I can't really say the same about the rest of the album.

2.5

>>71999897
lol yeah they're all .avi files
now i'm curious if there's anything in them

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Ken Nordine - Colors (1966)
>beat poetry, spoken word, jazz poetry

An entirely bizarre and incredibly cool little record. The twenty-four tracks on this record all tell the story of a personified color in a short little commercial-length fashion. The poems written and spoken by Nordine (who has a phenomenally resonant, deep voice) are endearing as hell and incredibly psychedelic and out-there. Every single color is personified perfectly, if the name of the color wasn't mentioned you could probably guess what Nordine is talking about, and the delivery is intense and perfect. The jazzy backings are a tad too slick on a couple tracks, and I'm not a fan of this approach at all, but a few tracks have instrumentals that match the intensity and absurdity of the poems, and these tracks are by far the best on the album. Damn cool record.

3.0+

Julee Cruise - Floating Into the Night (1989)
>dream pop, ambient pop

It's really funny how half of this album is some of the most gorgeously orchestrated dream pop I've ever heard and the other half is really banal lounge pastiches. "Falling" is a damn classic, and "Mysteries of Love" and "The World Spin" are equally as gorgeous and ethereal. What makes these tracks great despite being rather simple from a compositional standpoint is that Badalamenti's production is really full and dense, which gives a large amount of weight and power to these songs. Tracks like "Rockin' Back Inside My Heart" and "I Float Alone" lack this sense of weight, and what we're left with is some fairly lousy loungy jazz pop. Not terrible, but I just can't get into these tracks, especially since they look so bad compared to this album's best tracks. Don't get all the hype (probably because I've never seen Twin Peaks), but it's nice.

2.5+

>>72000091
Agreeing on that Julee Cruise rating even if I've never seen Twin Peaks either, though it was more like a third of the album was good instead of half

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>>72000000
swear to christ if k pop got the get again

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>>72000219
Even worse

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>>72000219
>cirno
>not 9s

wtf

>>72000176
maybe, but I definitely feel like the lesser tracks could be used to much better effect in context, so I'm a bit more lenient on them.

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meme dump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2hG21kzKOk

thanks for playing

more like /dead/ly ha ha lol

>>71999237
i copied this for myself and pasted in my computa
stay safe brother

How can memes be real...

>>72002333
if our dreams aren't real?

>>71999765
yeah can't even sugarcoat it the last episode fucking sucks. hypes you up for a season 2 that doesn't exist and just makes references to things you've already seen/future manga content. The climax of show is ep 7 imo

Come the fuck on

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let it die

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>>72003753
this

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>tfw got a bonus
Might see the Thin Black Duke launch party in Berlin.

>>72003829
somebody stop this man

he has too much discretionary income

>>72004160
Never enough

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>>72004270

>>72004341
why did you do that

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>>72004348
why do we post anything?

>>72004364
y not

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>>72004382

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>>72004433

>>72004433
listen to my new album Banjo!
>>72004337
I actually do but not the current pseudo-marxist wave. I liked the times when people got executed if they didn't work. Those were the days.

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>>72004433
>>72004662

>>72004680
very ebin

no low brow
then how you pos

>>72004730
if it wasn't for that mindset, I wouldn't be where I am right now so it's actually pretty good!

>>72004761
keep telling yourself that

>>72004775
>got a great job that I enjoy
>have enough time to mess around with the ladies
>have monies
>can afford my music hobby expenses
I'll keep telling myself that.

The only con is that i can't always fly out to see the live shows that I want but that's about it.

>>72004801
ok

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Пaн Кiфapeд [Pan Kifared] - Live
>Chamber Folk

Oleksandr Kochanovsky is a pretty big name when it comes to independent Ukrainian music - he played piano in Cukor Bila Smert', discovered Ihor Cymbrows'kyj, helped with arrangements for Kazma Kazma and he was apparently involved with Kollezhskiy Asessor somehow. So I had some high expectations for this.

Live is a live album (duh) from Warsaw in 1992, and its sound reminds me a lot of the Cukor Bila Smert's compilation mixed with Kazma Kazma's last album (fitting, because I believe Kochanovsky was involved with both releases) - it's piano driven pieces with an acoustic guitar strumming alongside playing some minimalist chamber folk with a subtle ominous atmosphere. The piano is obviously the standout here; I'm not sure who the guitarist is, but he's not half as good. Some of these tracks feel like they're missing vocals or something too, but that might just be because I only heard him play alongside some fantastic vocalists before.

It's not super amazing and you can find the concept done better in the aforementioned releases, but I think this would work well as study music if you're interested. It's very pleasant, which was a bit weird to hear coming from Cukor Bila Smert'. And if you have a general interest in this scene, you'll appreciate this.

3

Listening to these Ukrainian releases makes me really wish they'd get some real reissues. Cukor Bila Smert's discography got re-released on a really rare CD a couple years ago, Kollezhskiy Asessor is still popular so they get reissues and Ihor Cymbrows'kyj miraculously got some of his tracks re-released on vinyl despite the fact he vanished from the face of the Earth. Evgen Hodosh said he wanted to make an effort to re-release everything but that has yet to happen (I'd kill a man for a high quality release of the first two Kazma Kazma albums or the Tovarisch album), so all we have is DJ Derbastler digitally releasing the old Yarn and Foa Hoka albums.

>>72004935
Sorry letov!
I'm catching up today

been busy af lately

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>>72005011
I think you'll really like that Cajun album even if I wasn't huge on it.

For some reason it never got to me that Freelove was a Depeche song until now.

>>72004680
Whats yr album?

>>72005229
It's a meme
https://dogwander.bandcamp.com/album/the-exalted-garden

>>72005037
I listened to the Georgika Album already, I liked that one quite a bit, very unique

will update chart when done with classes

I think I prefer Ultra and Exciter to all the DM earlier work. Songwriting is much more interesting.

Anyone play Persona 5? Downloading it now, hopefully it is better than 3 and 4.

I've been really slacking on listening to new music recently, can I get some recs for a chart?

Will take pretty much anything but I've been liking Country/Blues, Soul and shit like Pavement a lot recently

Also finally listening to the Downward Spiral

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>>72006679
>Also finally listening to the Downward Spiral
FINALLY
>I've been really slacking on listening to new music recently, can I get some recs for a chart?
Try pic related

>>72006740
dog did u hear the new oxbow song

>>72006804
I am refusing to listen to their new tracks until I fly down to Berlin on the 5th, see them play and buy the record. (hopefully the plan will work out :/ )

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If you like the first Mizutani album you should check this one out, it's not as ethereal and peaceful but it has some of Mizutani's most passionate singing.

>>72006679
Pic related
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ivanov_down/best_urban_technical_noises/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D1%86%D1%83%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%80-%D0%B1%D1%96%D0%BB%D0%B0-%D1%81%D0%BC%D0%B5%D1%80%D1%82%D1%8C/%D0%BC%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%96%D1%80%D0%BD%D0%B0-%D0%BC%D1%83%D0%B7%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0-manirna-muzyka/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B6%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%BD%D0%B0/%D1%80%D1%83%D1%81%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B5_%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B5_%D1%8D%D0%BA%D1%81%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%BE%D0%B2/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D1%96%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80-%D1%86%D0%B8%D0%BC%D0%B1%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D1%81%D1%8C%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9/przyjdz-aniele/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D1%81%D0%B2%D1%96%D1%82%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B0_%D0%BD%D1%8F%D0%BD%D1%8C%D0%BE/%D0%BA%D0%B8%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%86i__kytytsi_/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/%D1%81%D1%85%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%B9%D1%81%D1%8F/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%D0%B5%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80-%D0%B8-%D0%BE%D0%BF%D0%B8%D0%B7%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%B2%D1%88%D0%B8%D0%B5/%D0%BF%D1%80%D1%8B%D0%B3-%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%BA-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/parson-sound/parson-sound/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/johnny_jenkins/ton_ton_macoute_/

>>71998863
nerd loser idiot

>>72006825
what the h*ck buddy now who am i going to circlejerk with

every letov post:

D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%D0%B4%8G%BD%

every smurm post:

*literally just shit spilling out of some mexican's mouth*

>>72006740
i'll give it a listen, the genre tags are interesting anyway

>>72006850
will do most of these at least! had that Parson Sound backlogged for a while now

>>72006892
lmao

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>>72006892
I've already made this exact joke u dingus

>>72006804
i heard it it was nice

every terminus post:
one too many

>>72006879
Dunno dude, tweet Eugene. He's a lovely chap. Followed me back and replies to my tweets.
>>72006951
mildly btfo

every post:
:0

>>72006937
whatcha gonna do? sue me?

>>72006985
reported

>>72006892
I've already heard that one marmalade

>>72007000
Memes are public domain!

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>>72006850

>>72007122
>The Send Empty Suitcases

>>72007144
>le tov arish

>>72007246
>Jakubek Yass

>>72006978
oh yeah he's great, i love how he's the most intimidating guy you could imagine (beating the shit out of hecklers, writing books about literal ass-kicking, refusing to cover up his bollocks) yet he's actually super sweet, it's great

anyway their new songs are real good, not sure if they can pull off another Narcotic Story but it's gonna be great no matter what

>>72007408
Pretty hyped about that regardless!

>>72006176
except for Construction Time Again
>>72006679
>Country/Blues
oh HECK yeah
Mississippi John Hurt - 1928 Sessions
Skip James - Complete 1931 Recordings
Henry Thomas - "Ragtime Texas" Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order 1927-1929
Barbecue Bob - Chocolate to The Bone
Elizabeth Cotten - Folksongs and Instrumentals With Guitar
Blind Gary Davis - Harlem Street Singer
Blind Boy Fuller - East Coast Piedmont Style
Abner Jay - The True Story of Abner Jay
Big Joe Williams - Going Back to Crawford
Blind Willie Johnson - Dark Was the Night
Lonnie Johnson - Steppin' on the Blues
Tommy Johnson - Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order (1928-1929)
Blind Willie McTell - 1927-1933: The Early Years
Charley Patton - Founder of the Delta Blues

>Soul
Roberta Flack - First Take
Cymande - s/t
Baby Huey - The Baby Huey Story
The Edge of Daybreak - Eyes of Love
Al Green - Let's Stay Together
Shuggie Otis - Inspiration Information
The Temptations - Could Nine

>>72007650
maaaaaaaayyybeeeee

so far Ultra was my fave though

holy crap this O'Rourke performance of Fast Car is truly something else.

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also guess what's happening tomorrow

>>72008202
Friday?

is this thread just dogwander posting single sentences every twenty minutes now or what

>>72008202
Final one? Congrats. I might copy your style and do a full discog myself. Thinking Sun City Girls...

>>72008232
if only....

>>72008232
Yes, I'm bored at home and this Aliens book isn't entertaining me enough.
>>72008248
Yup! Probably couple more years of releases coming though, so gotta keep up.

I'd think that one is going to be entertaining as fuck, but I'm not sure how often they deviate from the multi-instrumental style.

>>72008305
did aliens really write that book

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>>72008319

>>72008319
nah, just a bunch of nerds

>>72008385
lmao lame

>>72008425
Agree.

>>72008229
noooo memereview

The Downward Spiral is cool, I need to get into Industrial more. The chuggy metal parts didn't grab me much, they weren't bad but the dance and more ambient sections were great. P edgy and that Johnny Cash cover was really good :^). 3.5+/5

>>72007650
Thanks pal, already heard a few like Hurt, Davis, Patton, etc but will take the rest

>>72008569
did it sound dated to you? I feel like it is one of these albums that never really does.

>>72008732
A couple parts of it are obviously from the era it was made but none of it was bad so I don't really know if you'd call it dated though

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Good night /daily/!


>>72008817
I agree.

page 10 wew

/daily/pill me on xxxtentacion

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I'm sure this has been done before but here

>>72010750
he's a terrible person, will only ever have one song anyone cares about, and has a stupid, shitty name no one can pronounce. I give this dude three months before he completely disappears.

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with these hot takes on suicide, yall will want me to suicide

>>72010874
>a stupid, shitty name no one can pronounce
how hard is it to pronounce "tentación"? yall english speaking people dumb af

>>72010956
:/

>>72010956
I live on a predominantly white college campus, so I get to hear people talk about him all the time.

I've heard some people say it correctly, but a lot of people say "ex-ex-ex-tent-ay-shun" or some variation of it.

Plus the fact that his name has "ecks ecks ecks" in front of it and no one knows how to say "tentación" (though the accent mark WOULD have made it easier to read) some people have tried to just shorten it to "ecks" but then everyone is like "who?" then they have to try and say his full name but they usually pronounce it wrong.

Idk it's just dumb. Someone like Lil Uzi Vert has no good music either, but at least their name/image is cool.

>>72010874
Dude, I'm ascended. I recognize all of these curves too.

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>>72011091
>positive normie curve
>actually enjoying music and seeking out music you enjooy
>ascended
naaaaah

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>>72011128
Should I drone you?

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>>72011176

Irredeemable

>>72011176
bitch got a penis.... but whats wrong with that

>>72011907
I'M FISH confirmed for transphobe

>>72012033
transgod is really scary dude

can i have a meme

>>72012560
no :(

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>>72012560
ok here ya go friend

>>72013023
thank you
>>72012657
:(

>>72013023
Post the dancing donkey kong one

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>DJ Yo-Yo Dieting - Dormant Mirrors / Drum
What an interesting release this is! It's tagged as chopped and screwed on rym, but it's definitely not your traditional c&s album. In fact, it leans much more to the plunderphonic side of things, with lots of morphed together, noisy samples and loops. But, when it gets to the chopped and screwed parts, its good. I'm not totally sure what to think of this yet, but I have a feeling it'll grow on me hard.
3.5
>DJ Pica Pica Pica - Planetary Natural Love Gas Webbin' 199999
This thing hits haaarrrd. It's packed with psychedelic energy and weird samples. And this is a lot of fun to listen to, too. There's lots of jungle and techno influence on this record, as well as even some world music influence. It keeps your attention for a good, fun 70 minutes.
3.5+

its hard to pick what i want to try next everytime i listen to something on this chart

>>72013273
Hm?
>>72013351
I ought to relisten to that DJ PPP release. I think of the reviews I've seen since I listened to and reviewed it, mine has been one of the most negative

And yeah there's a lot of good stuff on that chart. Would rec Simon Finn

>>72013490
yeah yr the lowest rated of my friends hehe. it's cool tho, i just really like the density and details of the mix. it doesn't feel like a dj mix to me.

and ill listen to finn next, thank u

>>72013654
Yeah, hmmm. Also, the track lengths and total runtime for Ayahuasca can be intimidating, but it's some of the most textured, organic-sounding drone you'll ever hear, with some cool folk songs thrown in

Ecco Jams, Ayahuasca, and Pass the Distance are all in my 9s, so I hope you like the other two as much as Ecco

Admittedly Pass the Distance has its highs and lows tho

>>72013794
Hey co!

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Which one first? Accidentally got two Faure albums that are 90% the same because reading is hard.

>>72013812
yea?

i just listened to uuuuuh dirty sprite 2
[spoiler]it's really good desu[/spoiler]

>>72013860
just wanted to say hi :)

(Sorry I'm shy, maybe we can talk a bit)

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Kool Moe Dee - How Ya Like Me Now
>East Coast Hip-Hop, Boom Bap

Going all the way back to 80s rap is such a mixed bag. Some of the technology sounds so dated now and the rapping is in such a weirdly different style. This is about as hit or miss as it gets, with tracks like “Wild Wild West” and the title track featuring some awesome production - with spacey, echo heavy beats. There’s a fair mix between jazz and funk influence as you’d expect from the era, which was tight. The last few tracks are pretty minimalist though and unfortunately they end up feeling boring and dated. But Kool Moe Dee’s rapping is surprisingly entertaining and kind of makes up for the beats with this earnest attitude and fun punchlines. Someone described this album like “your dad trying to rap” and it’s weirdly accurate. Corny and dated at times but something about this makes it stand out in a good way.

3.5/5

Lee Morgan - The Cooker
>Hard Bop

The earliest Morgan album, I’ve heard is unsurprisingly the most bebop influenced, with lots of fiery, rapid-fire soloing and a definite old school vibe. The tracks are musically impressive, with Morgan and and Pepper Adams trading off these ridiculous solos. I’ve really come to love Morgan’s trumpet work, whether it be as a frontman or on the Jazz Messengers. This doesn’t stand out quite as much as his other work I’ve heard so far but it’s still really entertaining.

3/5

Might scope the Eazy E out tonight t b h

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>>72013920

>>72014048
how do i know u r the real woolite

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>>72014048
>>72014151
Fuck, I didn't even notice I forgot my Trip

>>72013794
im pretty excited to hear Ayahuasca actually. the only other free folk ive heard is third ear band, and I really like that album.

>>72011084
>Someone like Lil Uzi Vert has no good music
money longer a zoney banger tho

>>72014672
not gonna lie i really like xo tour llif3.

uzi can make some good songs he just can't put out a really good project

>>72014066
Not anon but he wanted to see the old ape from DK gif

>>72011374
how.

>>72014672
I guess my point is just this really >>72014888

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Review spam inc

Théâtre du Chêne Noir - Miss Madona (1973)
>Jazz Fusion
A very beautiful record, somewhat low key, that combines repetitive choir performances with ghostly jazz improvisations. I love how the low, slow choir chanting contrasts with the shrill, almost hopeful saxophone—it’s like the jesus light parting the clouds, you know? I could go off on a string of light and shadow metaphors, but ya’ll get the picture. Would highly recommend this EP.
>7+/10

Skip James - Greatest of the Delta Blues Singers (1965)
>Delta Blues
Eerie falsetto sung over equally abject delta blues-picked guitar (apparently in an unusual open E minor tuning). While many if not all of these songs were written before—and originally recorded and released in—1931, the songs on this album are all re-recorded in ’65. This was essentially on his deathbed, too. When he was rediscovered thirty-odd years after the original recordings, by John Fahey no less (his influence on Fahey’s work is surprisingly obvious), he was hospitalized and dying of cancer. The frailty in his voice is palpable, lending a certain undeniable gravity to these recordings.

The legendary “Devil Got My Woman” was actually one of the more underwhelming songs in the tracklist though, which was pretty perplexing. The rest is just fantastic. I especially love “Illinois Blues” and the nearly nasally, high-pitched “Cherry Ball Blues”. I really ought to compare this to “The Complete 1931 Session” release.

thx 4 rec, jangle
>7/10

Beck - Mellow Gold (1994)
>Singer/Songwriter, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Lo-Fi
An odd collection of twangy, dusty, indie and alt rock ideas, kind of piled one on top of the other. The songs are usually fairly simple, with lots of neat ornaments and breaks to keep them interesting. I’m used to a much better-produced Beck and I have to say, I like this lo-fi indie (though still fresh, experimenting and finding his sound) side of Beck a good deal.
>6+/10

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Camedor - En Ut / Alba (2017)
>Progressive Electronic, Krautrock, Minimalism
Side A of this long-ass single seems to literally just be a pared down, minimal synth-sounding, more danceable than usual, cover of Terry Riley’s “In C”—it’s basically Krautrock. It is definitely a very distinct version though. Even if you’re a big fan of “In C” and you’ve heard all the versions for full orchestra, Bang on a Can, string quartet, marimba, whatever—I think you’ll still find this rewarding.

Side B is another 12-minute mini-epic: another motorik odyssey (though this time, an original composition). It has this kind of muted cheeriness and odd sense of optimism to it, especially in the bouncy beat (cooly muted by the more neutral electric guitar melodies) which I really enjoyed. While I usually find TMT reviews to be overly enthusiastic in their overanalysis and creative review writing (they tried to get political with this one), I agree with JSpicer that this is the shot of happiness that really anyone could use right now.
>7+/10

Sun Araw - The Saddle of the Increate (2017)
>Neo-Psychedelia, Spoken Word
Stallones tries his hand at a more minimal, sparse sound, which when coupled with the spoken word lyrics, really reveal the dadaist tendencies of his music. Without all the usual reverb, distortion, and booming bass, it’s nearly schizoid. In a perverse way, it’s nearly meditative. It’s like all the neurons are only firing sporadically.

He also incorporates country twang all over the record, vocally, and with string-bent guitars, to great effect. It’s a very interesting, and even fun, listen for sure (memorable and even catchy too, on occasion) though I’m not sure how often I see myself returning. The whole thing stretches on too long, and the front half is actually weaker than the back half.

Big fan of the aesthetic, not so much the execution, maybe.
>6/10

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Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - The Phantom Harp
>Ambient, Drone, Noise
A quick, dreamy, 20 minutes of raw bliss from JC-L, separated into a few movements. As always, he has such a way with noises and their textures. This release is softer than most, so it lacks that blinding searing hot white light aesthetic, but it’s still very pleasant. The first movement is probably my favorite though.
>7-/10

Kak - Kak (1969)
>Psychedelic Rock
Borderline progressive rock, chintzy heavy psych with a solid lead single. Against my better judgement, I find it pretty enjoyable actually.
>6+/10

David Kanaga - Operaism
>Plunderphonics, Chiptune, Glitch, Opera
Wow, what an unlikely, unearthly combination this is—chiptune, squeaky glitch, MIDI buzzing, orchestral string swells, soaring operatic vocals, Donald Duck samples—it’s a veritable rollercoaster of emotions (nostalgia, curiosity, confusion, bewilderment, namely). It’s actually exhausting to listen to. I agree with _nkb, this is definitely comparable to Revolutionary Pekinese Opera Ver.1.28. Definitely one of the best records of this year.
>8-/10

Amen Andrews - Volume 01 (2003)
>Jungle
Good jungle. I love the darker tones all over these songs, audible in the thick, warped, fluid bass and sporadic vocal sampling—many of the tracks have a techno vibe to them, despite the drumming strictly sticking them in the jungle camp. Andrews does a lot of cool stuff here, and ultimately makes some fun, memorable jungle music. Also, brownie points for the sweet Beefheart sample on the eponymous closer track, “Fast & Bulbous”—somehow works in some amazing angelic choir samples there too.
>6+/10

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Amen Andrews - Volume 02 (2003)
>Jungle
Here Andrews plays with the standard Amen Break-styled jungle drums. “Dx” uses a very cool metallic bass sound and enhances the usual jungle drum set with some extra cymbal crashes and some cool stop time. “Blomen" further tweaks the texture of the break and throws in all kinds of samples. “Renegade” is actually a continuation of “Blomen” so it’s more of the same. These tracks are even more crowded than those on the last EP, and almost reach IDM-levels of polyrhythmicism and claustrophobia—hardly music for dancing I reckon.
>6+/10

Amen Andrews - Volume 3 (2003)
>Jungle
The third of Andrew’s rapid-succession jungle EP releases—I would say it’s getting stale by now, but he’s actually saving his catchiest tracks for last. They’re markedly more straightforward, but there’s still plenty of demented experimentation to go around.

Each EP in the series so far has had a deeming quality (is that a thing?) about it, so I hope the rest will be good too. I’ll listen to Volumes 04 and 05 eventually.
>6+/10

Okay, done spamming


Also recently listened to those new Gorillaz singles. Excited for the album. Why do they always have to make the rapper the bad guy though?

>>72015840
>open E minor
Open D minor akshully
>While many if not all of these songs were written before
Track 2+3 are both new tracks about his time in the hospital and coping with death/loneliness which really elevate the album for me.
Good writeup tho.

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i was pretty excited by the idea of a 23 minute autechre track, especially from what was so far my favorite album of them by quite a bit, but no it just had to be a 9 minute track with a tiny hidden track at the end.

stick i refuse to believe you can somehow find albums i've liked so much twice in a row you cant possibly have taste or know my lack thereof so well to give me these gems

/rambling

every time i start a tourney i realize why i dont start tourneys

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>>72015673
Shit computer does not belong on that list

i didnt notice the meme albums because i was tilted, so this is actually not irredeemable I take that back

>>72016282
but it's bad

>>72016291
He loved the NASCAR thing

>>72016277
:^)

>>72016277
>i was pretty excited by the idea of a 23 minute autechre track

listen to elseq then, it has multiple 20+ minute tunes

>>72016291
no way that it's 1/10 bad

>>72016328
what

>>72015862
>>72015887
>>72015910
can I read more reviews from you anywhere

>>72016103
>Open D minor
rym lied to me
>tracks 2 and 3
yeah I figured, should've specified in the write up but it was pretty obvious from the content of the songs, and comparing the tracklist to the '31 singles

>>72016458
>can I read more reviews from you anywhere
""no""

>WWIII is finally here

thank goodness
goodnight

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>>72016574
it's just like 50 missiles, it's not the end of the world

I really hope I'm not wrong tho

>>72016769
>Enjoying being alive
Normies get out

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>>72016978
ree

I had to check this out just because of the DJ names
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/dj-windows-xp-dj-relationship-goals/i-cried-last-night-do-you-ever/

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Good morning /daily/!

On that new Jandek now. Starts with doot doots, so it's gonna be good.

>>72015887
glad you liked Operaism. look into that guy more. that album is a companion piece to a video game he's working on. it looks like how the album sounds.

>>72016277
rigged

>new QOTSA
fuck I'm hyped

>>72018134
>new them crooked vultures never
why live
like clockwork was really good though so i'm still hyped.

>>72018192
Ou yeah.

btw rod do you have any good quality rip of Fast Car?

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Stars of the Lid - And Their Refinement of the Decline (2007)
>ambient, drone

Not quite as natural and subtle as The Tired Sounds..., and much more "epic" and nearly film score-esque in nature, which definitely knocks it down a few points in my book. I can't fault it terribly much for this though, it's a new approach for the duo, complete with horns and strings to expand upon their typically guitar-centric sound, and barring these setbacks it's a total success. It still showcases the duo's uncanny ability to make two hours fly by, which is practically unheard of in the ambient/drone genres, and of course the subtler, more slow-burning tracks are still incredibly, unspeakably beautiful, and obviously perfect for sleeping. Pretty great for my third >2 hour ambient album in the past two weeks.

3.0+

吉村弘 - Green (1986)
>new age, ambient

Much better than his previous album, even it's still very light and easy listening. It pulls of this lightness with a lot more depth and beauty than his debut, though, and the move away from minimalism to more new agey territories is a good move given where Yoshimura's compositional strengths lie. Not the most complex compositions here, but there are quite a few moments on here that are very close to breathtakingly beautiful, and the incorporation of nature recordings is an incredible touch. The quietness of this is a nice touch as well, and I'm not even sure if that was a mastering issue or what, but it adds quite a lot to the whisper-thin nature of the album. Triangle, I know that we both didn't really like Music for Nice Post Cards, but check this out.

3.0-

>>72018241
the only known rip is up on youtube. all the rest are rips of that video.

>>72018134
same! i've been bumping Songs for the Deaf a lot lately.

>>72018192
honestly of all people here you are the last person I'd expect to be a QotSA fan. also i'm seconding >>72018241

Man this new Jandek is so fucking good. It's like one of these noir jazz records but well-paced, with Sheila's vocals and soft ambient synth.
>>72018257
oh, so I got the best quality rip already then! Thanks for the info!

>>72018266
i was raised on dadrock my dude. qotsa is me mum's favorite band. i've probably heard songs for the deaf over a hundred times counting all the times i've heard it in the back of the car drifting off to sleep.
also >>72018257


>>72018271
welcome.

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after a two month long absence, the backlog returns for its final installment!

>>72018316
Looks hype, but that storyline took a Lost-esque nose dive in the final season.

>>72018316
for those keeping track at home, the saga goes:
1: "natkingcole battles the big bad backlog threatening to burn his hard drive in"
2: "the backlog burns down natkingcole's house and murders his family"
3: "the backlog escapes from prison, vowing revenge upon natkingcole"
4: "in quiet suburban new york, the backlog breaks into natkingcole's house!"
5: "the backlog, brandishing a knife, attacks a sleeping natkingcole!"
6: "natkingcole fights back, mortally wounding the backlog"
7: "with its dying breath, the backlog whispers..."
8: "'...shit taste desu'"

>>72018257
>>72018295
ah alright cool i've gotta give this a listen.

and qotsa are one of my parents mutual favorites, so i totally get it.

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>>72018316
Golden Rain hype

>>72018316
I need to go through Die Like A Dog boxset one of these days.

>>72018316
"natkingcole gets murdered by the smoke monster"

oh shit new caretaker also. good day.

>>72018316
tazartes is a lot of fun. looks like a good chart.

>>72018372
my parents have pretty decent taste. my dad's into melvins and some surface level industrial stuff. they've liked most of what i've thrown in their collection for them.

>>72018392
supposed to go to >>72018361

>>72018382
my most hyped album on the whole chart

>>72018386
that'd be awesome. this'll be my first time listening to them but they look great.

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>>72018372
Never even noticed. Masterfully done

>>72018416
I'm pretty sure it's the only trad release I own on vinyl. Found it for like 12 bucks at the local store and was beyond stoked. It plays aight

>>72018407
having parents with cool taste really is the best honestly

>>72018417
much obliged

expect the whole thing to restart with more ludicrous plot twists when my backlog inevitably increases in the future

>>72018437
i'm jelly

my trad collection is severely lacking too, i only own Missa Luba and that seems to be a pretty damn common record.

well and i own a lot of blues on vinyl but idk if we'd count that as trad in this context

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Jandek - Dallas Thursday
>ambient, jazz, A O T Y
https://mega.nz/#!I5pCACjT!C6q1E_3lWFCGUkCIHXMlu8wvva4ZSI5Di3Uyx4MVZRU

>>72018655
>those tags
color me interested
good day for my backlog

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bois...

>>72018844
*triangle only

>>72018844
very tempting...

>>72018906
>This event is 16 and over

>>72018925
nat btfo

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>>72018925

Mountain Goats was p fucking amazing, This Year is the best dang song ever

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>>72019570
he did this 5 minute monologue about wrestling before playing Heel Turn 2 was worth

>>72019630
I've been playing The Legend of Chavo Guerrero a lot more lately. Damn good track too.

We need more music about pro wrestling.

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>>72019688
>We need more music about pro wrestling.

I gotchu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8UO4jquAlY

Ensemble Georgika - Music From Georgia, Vol. 1
>Georgian Folk Music, Polyphonic Chant
Wow, really gorgeous and beautifully captured group chanting. I assume this was recorded in a cathedral cause the acoustics are stellar.
Very interesting and unique blend of intersecting musical traditions. Obviously the music is heavily rooted in Gregorian chant styles. But I was picking up all kinds of flavors of Slavic vocal music (especially on the solos) and melismatic Arabic singing style.
Quite a melting pot of different musical cultures, which managed to keep it engaging throughout most of the run time.

great pick

3

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>>72019866
forgot image

>>72019866
DId you steal this from my wishlist you little fugger, I just added it yesterday.

>>72019895
letov picked it last week

who's the thief now PIGGER????

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>>72019929
oh shit, I've been spooked!!!!

To all fans of Primitivism/Blues music, keep an eye out for Will Csorba. He's up and coming and def got some moves.
His most recent record was good but I have strong suspicions his new one will be a real boot-stomper.

Also to all the Houston daily bois, hit him up.

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Leo Soileau - The Early Recordings of Leo Soileau
>Traditional Cajun
it is a fact that your levels of toe-tappingness increase ten-fold with every fiddle added.
This comp has two fiddlers on it, so it's already bound to be a rip-roarin' good time right off the bat.
I actually enjoyed the accordion quite a bit. It wasn't doing anything fancy, but it gave the songs a nice, hearty, rhythmic bottom.
Cajun is just such a weird and interesting culture. And the music is just the same. A fascinating amalgamation of French roots and American folk tunes.
If I had any serious gripes it's that the vocals are just alright, and a lot of the songs are very very similar.

3

>>72018655
early jandek is prob best tho
six on six is supreme

Spoiler alert: new Jandek is 9-/10
>>72021756
Oh I agree. I do like his talky phase and the chamber music live shows though. A lot.

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>Jandek – Dallas Thursday

A show from 2016. The lineup features the representative from Corwood on electric bass, his girl Sheila Smith on vocals, Chris Curiel on the trumpet and Andrew Miller on keyboards.

Jandek tried to do jazz before with Richmond Sunday. That one felt more like a free improvisational jam. This is legitimate cool jazz. A musically pleasant endeavor, much like the chamber performance of Atlanta Saturday, this record finds Sterling in the background of it all. It’s funny how every time he moves away from the leader position in the ensemble, they manage to sound coherent and soft.


The softness of the release is mostly indebted to Sheila’s marvelous vocal performance and Miller’s crystal keyboard sound. Curiel’s tumpet performances just add a certain hint of melancholy to the cloudy jazz mix. The lyrics complement the feeling of loneliness in a bar somewhere at 3 am. Hollowness and absence of someone in the world seems to be one of the major themes on here. My favorite was probably “A Dream”, where Sheila indulges in an internal conversation of 2 split personalities about what sounds like a playful dream she had.

It’s a wonderful performance. Grab your whiskey, grab your tears, tip your trilby, light your cigar and give this a listen. Since it achieves a similar level of coherence that I previously witnessed on Atlanta Saturday AND it features some great vocals along with it, I am going to give it the same rating.

9-/10

Hey look I'm caught up with Jandek's discog for the first time! Exciting!

>>72016277
under BOAC best track right

>>72015840
Steal My Body Home a super underrated desu
other than it and obv Loser it's whatever but the ending to that song is one of my fav moments in music
>>72022289
yay (until the next 10 hours of live phone book reading tomorrow)

>>72023803
>tomorrow
I wish

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Cut Hands - Black Mamba
Well, this idea of Bennett's is somewhat acceptable. The variety of drums he uses is rather decent and they are even quite appropriate. However, it would be better if he emphasized the pressing industrial sound less or at least made it more interesting (for instance, it sounds ok on "Krokodilo" or "No Spare No Soul", but is kinda dull on "Kongo" or "Erzulie D'En Tort"). The tribal ambient tracks are also a 50/50 hit (good - "Nine-Night", "54 Needles", eh - "El Palo Mayombe", "Nzambi Ia Muini"). The purpose of the opening track is unknown, it seems cheesy and not really fitting at all.

These New Puritans - Field Of Reeds
I haven't heard their "more rock" albums, so I don't have anything to compare it with, but this is rather decent. Maybe they played too much with neoclassical, even though the composition is at adequate level, it still feels a bit unnatural at times ("Nothing Else", "The Light In Your Name"), as if they're trying to write some melancholic movie soundtrack. However, in a combination with a more energetic art rock sound it's way better ("Fragment Two", "V (Island Song)"). "Organ Eternal" and "Field Of Reeds" are good melodies dragged for a little bit too long.

The Velvet Underground - White Light / White Heat
This is one hecking inconsistent album. "Here She Comes Now", which belongs on TVU & Nico, honestly, can't say the same about "Lady Godiva's Operation", yet nevertheless it somehow feels like there should be Nico's vocals there; "The Gift", which is like wtf. I guess you could form something more or less reasonable with "I Heard Her Call My Name", s/t track and "Sister Ray" (if you'd only keep the sound from the track throwing away its concept and structure), but it is how it is. And I totally don't mind it being like that.

everyone come to plug dj and play some 80s jams

>>72024598
fukin make me

B U M P

not gonna review right now but I listened to Best Coast's Crazy for You and I kinda hate it save for the first track

>>72025479
its one of my favs
its nice when its hot out and u walk around listening to it in summertime

Hey /daily/!

Was planning to record something but I'll just play along to The Seer for 2 hours instead. I'll post reviews I wrote today though cause I was bored.

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>Coldplay - Parachutes

Coldplay is a really touchy subject for me because they were the wonderband that made me pick up a guitar that eventually resulted in me recording hour long pointless noise free improvisations but that’s not their major achievement. At some point in time they put me onto Radiohead, obsession with who lead yours truly to krautrock, Mingus, Sonic Youth and all that jangle. All started with Parachutes.

Revisiting it years later, I am not certain whether it is intense nostalgia that is clouding my judgment or that they were actually a solid pop rock band. All I know is that the album mixes very simple tracks with all the ditzy lyrical subjects. There are tracks with slightly more interesting chord progressions (Shiver stacks way too many chords), straight up Radiohead rip offs (does High Speed sound like anything other than Subterranean Homesick Alien?) and even alternate tunings (Spies)! I guess these 3 things are in no way accomplishments, but they definitely did seem to be to a young teen with an unhealthy gangsta rap obsession. Now they just sound like a distant, vague but soft memory.

Either way, it works. It all works here. Even the ultra-short title track with the simplest chord changes manages to sound sweet. The 2 tracks I don’t particularly like (Sparks and We Never Change) have a bland physiognomy but are able to keep the album together regardless. I really don’t get why people hate on this. Martin’s voice is inoffensive. Is it the occasional blandness of everything that pisses people off? Beats me.

Good debut. Post-britpop radio cannon fodder that I still enjoy to this day just for the simple fact that the band itself doesn't seem to be that emotionally invested into small and silly songs. It's just really nice to have around.

7/10

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>The Breeders - Pod

Kim Deal rocks. This was established prior to this album with her Pixies performances, but this is where she truly shines. This album clashes tons of my favorite things: Kim’s vocals, Albini’s raw (in this case RRRAAAAAWWWWWW) production, songs about liberated heartbreak survivors and just Britt Walford in general.

The album is pretty short and just brings out a powerhouse of alt rock after another. On top of everything, the entire album is ultra catchy. Punchy basslines projected against clean and distorted guitar leads with a mechanism that is Britt. So goddamn simple. To raise the simplicity levels they even covered a Beatles track. Mind you it is one of the more interesting tracks they could have touched upon so kudos to the ladies and Shannon Doughton a.k.a. the drumming guy from Slint. The latter is responsible for the hilarious small instance of classic Albini-esque studio banter at the end of the cover (“Josephine, do you think you’re going bald?”).

Humor aside, there are moments where emotions overtake the silliness of it all. Kim’s voice cracks on Oh! and her vocal breaks on Iris are my favorite. The tracks get slightly more serious closer towards the end of the album, but they never let go of the “we’re totally having fun here” sensation. That’s what matters. That’s why putting this album on whenever and wherever for the mere 30 minutes is a relaxing and energizing experience.

The only reason why I cannot give it a perfect rating is the closing Metal Man. I just don’t like it anywhere near as much as the rest of the record. It just seems monotone and boring. The one burst of energy really doesn’t do much either.

Almost perfect pop record with tons of raw energy. Very simple too!!! I tend to listen to it more and more lately during the short time breaks where no other album will fit.

9/10

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>>72026329
>I always thought this cover was something like a big lightbulb or blurry sun or something
>Look at this
>It's a fucking globe

>>72026340
Heyo, already decided on a listenalong album for tomorrow?

>>72027017
YES!

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/philharmonia-orchestra-berlin-philharmonic-orchestra-wilhelm-furtwangler-yehudi-menuhin/violin-concertos/

https://open.spotify.com/album/0r5dgoIb9dBd6fMdmYcYjk

I'll up it in a bit. It's on rutracker though.