/daily/ - Consume Mao Edition

KMH

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ha ha avatarfagging

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I am requesting reccs to supply a tourney of my own

16 entrants, album length can be anything unless I realize you memed me

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im tired as fuck
>Ween - Pure Guava
Yknow, when Mourning Glory came on, the sound of this album kinda clicked for me. It's a total satire and deconstruction of music of the time (a la Zappa), except to me this is much more extreme than God Ween Satan. So when I say Mourning Glory is the summary of the album, I mean that it's the peak of how ridiculous and noisy it gets. No song ever gets that noisy, but they certainly get that over the top. The whole album has this sort of druggy, hazy feel to me, amplified by distorted guitars, wacky vocal effects, and other comical noises, sounds, and lyrics. But then songs like Don't Get 2 Close (2 My Fantasy) come along, which show the best side of Ween, the side that makes The Mollusk so good for me: the funny, psychedelic pop tunes with heavy satirical undertones. The avant-garde and the pop parody are two things that Zappa and Ween have in common, and while Ween may not be able to do avant-garde as well as Zappa can, they can certainly do pop just as well. I think this will grow on me with more listens, but I still have to digest for now.
3.0+

>Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Ensemble - Dreams
Oh, Otomo. Only you could make some of the most freaky, cryptic, noisy tape music and onkyo out there, and then turn around and make a (mostly) soothing, cloudy, beautiful jazz album. Something about the vocals is so freakin cute, it reminds me of Midori in a way. The jazz itself is very quirky, to attempt to describe it with a word. It's clearly avant garde, but it never gets too harsh or weird until the last 10 minutes. Until then, its kinda weird, but still cozy. In the last 10 minutes, Yoshihide adds his finishing touches. Sine waves and banging drums swallow the whole track, and suddenly, every instrument breaks out into a free jazz craze. It's awesome. I love this album, and I need to dig into Yoshihide more
4.0-

>>72248533
otomo yoshihide - dreams

>>72248533
Islaja - Ulual YYY

>>72248558
what nexxxxxtttttt

how come this general has over 200 tripfags and they all manage to have the same exact taste

>>72248533
All Natural Lemon & Lime Flavors - Turning Into Small

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>>72248533

do you have an rym

>>72248576
Boards of canada, but listen to geogaddi instead

>>72248578
We feed off each other

>>72248578
you mean no taste

>>72248533
Minutemen - double nickels on the dime

>>72248578
/mu/ has 1000 anons and they all have the same taste
the United States have million people and they all have the same taste

>>72248533
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/yarn/yarn-1/

I have this bad boy in FLAC if you can't find it

>>72248576
Aksak Maboul

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>>72248578
albums get meme'd and recommended it makes more sense than everyone having different taste

>>72248583
Opps yeah

https://rateyourmusic.com/~Accelerando_

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>>72248628
is this show
good

>>72248533

sweet trip - velocity: design: comfort

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>>72248655
ping pong is my favorite animu its amazing

>>72248533
hmm, let's try
Placebo - Meds
if heard: Kindling - No Generation

>>72248533
Causa Sui - Summer Sessions Vol. 3

>>72248533
Andrew Poppy - The Beating of Wings

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post yfw you realize The Fishmans are just the japanese dubbed version of the Beatles

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>>72248774
Shit comparison, the Beatles aren't jazz

>>72248533
brave little abacus - masked dancers

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I hath returned

>Hot Takes General

Damn. is a damn good album haha

Four Tops best soul group confirmed

Trent Reznor is ass

Fuck Le Pen, lets go melenchon

>>72248808
neither are the Fishmans :^)

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>>72248825
>Fuck Le Pen, lets go melenchon
Just vomited in my friggen mouth.

>>72248626
this is DOPE my guy
>>72248835
>fishmans arent jazz
this guy

>>72248694
It's not my favorite but it's top 10 for sure

Masaaki Yuasa is a god. I don't think he's capable of creating something that I don't like.

>>72248835
You've obviously not heard their live arrangements dude.

>>72248533
Cukor Byla Smert - Manyrna Muzyka

>>72248890
Toldya

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>>72248835
>fishmans aren't jazz

>>72248533
Hermann Nitsch - Das 6-Tage-Spiel des Orgien Mysterien Theaters

>>72248933
so since their live albums are reminiscent of jazz, the entirety of Fishmans is jazz as well?

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6 spots left, thanks daily denizens

>>72248655
was actually the first anime I watched through, since it was all free on youtube. The animation can get rough and downright ugly, but it was a very satisfying series to watch (12 episode? 13?)

>>72248774
>mfw

>>72248976
certainly their live performances rival those of any great jazz band

>>72248976
Well they are a jazz band at that point, so yes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz

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>Arthur Doyle - Live in Japan Doing the Breakdown
What the fuck did i just listen
5+/10

>>72248889
Fight me cucklad

>>72248996
Nicolas Jaar - Space Is Only Noise

Also it's not the animation that's rough, it's the artstyle. The animation is fluid as fuck.

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>>72248996
yeah the motion is amazing. the artstyle really grew on me too, maybe because i had developed such an attachment to the show at that point.

>>72249064
Dude do Bob James next

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>>72249064
idk did it have xicc weeb breakdowns

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>>72249067
Hi everybody. Back to reviewing in 2017 I guess. Are you wondering how self-aware Mac DeMarco is on the Lou Reed to Father John Misty spectrum ?

Does LA smell bad enough for you, one reporter asked Mac at his home in sunny Calalalabasafrass. Big change from queens, Now even his gray taste buds could taste the tacos
No, Mac replied with no particular enchantment, with the song “Baby you’re out,”
“But now it does.”

I don’t know if Mac demarco broke up with his girlfriend. My assumption is no, because thes songs are not credible break-up songs. Mac demarco traded his chorus pedal guitars for synthesizers, maybe that’s the break up he’s talking about. I wouldn’t be surprised because he sings “for the first time,” right before the chorus pedal finally gets used on the basic, pretty “One Another.” The chorus pedal is the eternal Mac attack.

Not rock

Yet mac manages to make this a mediocre album because his production is still really good and the sounds his instruments have are not objectionable, particularly on “Dreams from Yesterday,” with its tidal chorus lead, and “on the Level,” a track about being on the level. At this point I think you’re supposed to interpret macdemarco songs as Feelings. The only lyrics that really matter are the chorus lyrics. The verses are just mac muttering pastiche romance garbage over a bouncy bass and some kind of blurry chordal accompaniment.

Disappointment? Yes. Mac DeMarco released a better album in 2 and I even liked the spare Another One more than this . Is it a sack of shit? No. This guy will never be a top tier artist but right now hes making hundos. I give this release one star for porch music, for when your systems bass isnt good enough to play Fleetwood mac correctly

What next?

>>72249006
now this i can agree with

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>>72249094
>>72249134
gdmmit you're right

I actually liked the artstyle from the start for how the character designs were in state of flux cus of how messy it looked, idk I watched it 3 years ago

>>72249172
I can't even fucking read this

Do you call this writing

>>72248533
Melt Yourself Down - s/t

>>72249210
Get your eyesight checked, i made it the same size font as the other posts,

>>72249243
are you satirizing the fishmans review guy

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>>72249272
Maybe it is the fishmans review guy

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>>72249172
>>72249210
Some of it is fine, some of it is confusing

I reckon I probably agree with your sentiments, if not the star rating
>>72249243
ha

>>72249305
>>72249272
What the fuck is fishmans lol

Someone give me another album to review

>>72249305
the post i replied to was actually funny though

>>72249319
Dopesmoker

>>72249319
Fishmans - Long Season

>>72249319
fishmans - long season

>>72249319
Fishmans - Long Season

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>>72249243
Solid post

>>72249319
Review Fugazi the EP

>>72249319
fishmans - long season

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YEAH LEMME GET UUUUUUUUH...GOOD REVIEW

REVIEW MACHINE BROKE

SHID

>Melt Yourself Down - Melt Yourself Down
High energy, soulful, fucking jams. Hell flippin yeah. Idk what else I can say but that I REALLY enjoyed this. If you don't like music made after 2010 stay away. Otherwise would highly rec.
8

>Pylon - Gyrate
"Weather Radio" and "Precaution" kinda stunk, but otherwise, it's a golden-era post-punk album. What do you want me to do? NOT like it? Lol.
8

>Ogre You Asshole - Ogre You Asshole
Japanese Modest Mouse. Seriously. Listen to カポ (kapo) and try to tell me these guys didn't bump to "This Is a Long Drive" several hundred times in their life. This will for sure run the gambit of "It's like MM...but not as good!" but I think it's different enough to hold it's own, influences apparent or not. I really also enjoyed the tangible post-punk influences, not something I see done well in the modern world. A really unique album I'd highly rec if you consider yourself a fan of Modest Mouse, and want something that captures the flair of their earlier stuff.
7

>Mew - Frengers
Sure is pretty neat for an "indie pop" record. After the first three tracks I was fucking set for this to be one of the best pop albums I've ever heard. Seriously, "Am I Wry? No" and "Snow Brigade" are two of the best songs I've heard from the genre. So much tangible passion and energy goes into them that it's hard not to jam out. Unfortunately, there's a pretty big quality dip in the middle of the album. Tracks 4-7 starkly contrast the amazing first three songs' quality. At least the closer is fantastic too.
7

>Sebadoh - Bakesale
A surprisingly good Dinosaur Jr. side-project from Lou Barlow. Follows the You're Living All Over Me tradition of being extremely top-heavy, but has plenty of enjoyable tracks like "
Not Too Amused" and "Careful". Can't see many getting much enjoyment out of this unless you're a pretty big Dino Jr. fan, but pretty good for what it is.
7

1/3

>>72249319
Fishmans - 98.12.28

>>72249319
long season by the fishmans

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>>72249393

>Boris With Merzbow - Klatter
A pretty good release + Merzbow ads a lot of dimension to a lot of these songs, but I find it just a tad unnecessary. "Akuma no Uta" is great, but the one that already existed not only had better recording, but was just a better song in general. In fact, "Jane" is probably the only song here I find that actually matters. I think it's a tad bombastic, but it fits the album as a whole. A decent addition to these guys' catalog, but Merzbow and Boris have made better stuff.
6

>Bill Callahan - Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle
Kind of wishy-washy for a modern singer/songwriter album, and I wouldn't in the right mind really rec this to anyone here. In fact, the only reason I really think I enjoyed this as much as I did was because I really have a soft spot for country timbres, and this was filled to the brim with that twang. Brings me to my happy place, but it isn't that amazing.
6

>Harold Budd, Elizabeth Fraser, Robin Guthrie & Simon Raymonde - The Moon and the Melodies
If you can even call this a Cocteau Twins release, it's probably the worst one other than Milk & Kisses. Really surprised me how bad this album got, as the opener, "Sea, Swallow Me", was fantastic. "Eyes Are Mosaics" also had some nice moments, but otherwise this was extremely forgettable. "Ambient Pop" is a great descriptor when it's just super empty, forgettable pop music. If you're getting into the band, feel free to skip this one with extreme prejudice.
5

2/3

>>72249319
The Longest Season by Shinji and His Fish Men

>>72249393
fix that join bih

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>>72249415

>Harold Budd / Brian Eno - The Pearl
One of Eno's worst and Budd's best. I constantly hold the notion that every time Eno collaborated with Budd, Eno was being held back. This ambiance is so forgettable and innefective that's it's crazy to think I enjoyed this as much as I did. I think it's still very bad, but tracks like "Foreshadowed" and "Against the Sky" I found to be pretty damn great. Still, I found the textures in this not really serving to the overall pieces. Eno makes better ambient music by making use of space, and I found this far too busy to be a successful ambient album.
5

>Cordelia's Dad - s/t
Apparently one of the top 10 albums ever made according to the first known avant-teen ever, ~sellmeagod. However, this is just a collection of country standards done in an alt-rock format. I liked Scarborough Fair, almost, but literally every song on this album has been done better half a decade ago. This album is worthless and bad.
2

What next?

>>72249433
fishmans - long season

>>72249433
fishmans - long season

>>72249433
windy and carl and that russian album

>>72249433
Get on that Alopecia jawn

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>>72249433
goddamn it I uploaded an old version

why can't i do anything right

i should just DIE

>>72249451
>>72249459
okay review coming up

>>72249347
>>72249349
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>>72249415
ok this is seriously freaky. never heard of this album before but when i browse on to the band's wikipedia page the album's hyperlink is purple

Is there any way to check when you've visited a page before in your internet history?

>>72249471
is that Jacques Brel I see there with the 9

>>72249495
Ctrl-£

Listen to ABBA you duck

>>72249498
heck flipping yes

>>72249460
>>72249462
aye it's coming (and so am I ;))

>>72249495
Did you get to the part about /daily/?

>>72248533
>>72248996
Tomita - Snowflakes Are Dancing

>>72248578
/daily/ is just a continual competition to see who has the worst taste. It's unclear who the current winner is

>>72249393
>A surprisingly good Dinosaur Jr. side-project from Lou Barlow

This has been on my log for ages but I had no idea that's what it was. Checking that out ASAP

>>72249513
I will personally send you an electronic blowie

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tfw have so many meme ideas but not the skill to make them

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>Fushitsusha with Peter Brotzmann - Pouring The Tea You Are Bound To Suddenly Shout Out Something Ancient And Empty That Causes Your Guests To Become Uncomfortable And Leave

It’s a three hour live concert of… well it’s Peter Brotzmann and Keiji Haino doing what they do best, what did you expect? If you like these guys, you know exactly what you’re in for and boy do they fucking deliver. I would have killed to be at this concert. It’s worth praising that for three hours, this is an incredibly varied and interesting performance. Haino brings out some real bluesy shit at some point which I did not expect. There are moments of pure chaos and clarity spread out well between what I suppose could be called intermissions of noise. These moments of clarity are perfect 10/10 moments that are unfortunately bookended by some weaker, blander stuff, which is hard to really hold up as a major criticism due to the nature of the performance. Peter Brotzmann is in top form. I’d say all of his sax playing is perfect from his virtuosic solos to his abrasive skronks, even though he doesn’t come in for the first hour. The one I find the most problem with here is actually Keiji Haino. Some of his vocal performances were surprisingly bad and did not fit the music like it normally does. Overall, this is a fantastic live album and must be heard by anyone with a passing interest in Haino or Brotzmann. The moment of silence before Brotzmann takes to the stage and the utter silence during his solos, followed by the incredible vocal improv chanting by the band about halfway through the second “track” is more or less the peak of music in general.

(1/2)

>>72249629
Um did someone say FISHMANS???

>Fishmans - Chappie Don’t Cry
>post-bop, grindcore, spermwave

Y’know this isn’t AS bad as I thought it was going to be. Maybe I’m a sucker for dub. It’s hard to fuck up really. The formula is simple but effective. However, there are some serious stinkers on here when the band tries to venture outside of dub and experiment (I use this term very loosely) with other genres. If anything, this makes me view their later material in a more positive light, because they clearly have grown as pop songwriters. Some of this shit is borderline offensively bland, like I’m listening to some no name j-rock group. But again, the overall experience is improved by some chill, easy-going dub, and the vocal performances are unique enough to keep me slightly engaged with what I’m hearing. It’s inoffensive at best and offensive at worst. If I were to listen to it again, I’d be skipping about half the album.

>>72249648
have you listened to fishmans - long season yet

Ok, joke's over, everyone shut the FRiCK up about fishmans

>>72249756
Fishmans - Long Season

>>72249756
ismfof

>>72249756
here's a fun game
1 pig vs 1 fish who wins battle

>>72249756
you need to relax and listen to some fishmans - long season

>>72249709
no is it good?

>>72249776
pig drown

>>72249756
ain't gonna happen bud

>>72249776
me

>>72249648
i totally agree, people super underrate that album based on their other stuff.

Awesome how you're going through their stuff semi-chronologically. Can't wait for your later opinions of them.

>>72249806
wheres my long season review

>>72249806
Yeah I like the chronological experience. I normally didn't care until Unwound changed my mind with Leaves Turn.

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>>72249806

>>72249776
Type of pig and type of fish?

jk
the pig
duh

>>72249956
come down here and get me landlubber

>>72249629
I'm pretty sure you've been doing this chart since I joined /daily/

>>72248533
https://andoptions.bandcamp.com/album/compulsory-pleasure
>>72248578
good music gets shared

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shit why did no one tell me there was a new thread i was sitting in the old one like a dummy

also i accidentally swallowed a bit of shampoo will i die

>>72248408
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>>72248628
>>72248694
>>72248793
>>72249594
thats not how you do it you big idiet

>>72248578
im different i like snuff jazz

>>72249415
why do you always post this image

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>>72249987
You come up here and get me you scumsucker

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>>72250163
bich

>>72250138
>>72250138
it's what I type on

the datahand

it's how I can shitpost at hyperspeed

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

>>72250083
Lol there are a few reasons for this. I often get distracted by other music not on the chart. I like to listen to things multiple times before reviewing, and quite a few of these albums on here were very long and rather demanding. Also, I get too busy for new music sometimes or go on days where I'm not listening to music at all. That's why I normally don't do charts, but I like the format and the feeling of having completed something. I'll probably be more efficient in the summer.

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>>72250195
wtf where did you go

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>>72250195
>>72250163
>>72249987
>>72249956
>>72249806
>>72249756
friendship goals

>>72250213
seeing this thing in action was way more satisfying than i thought
how much will this cost me

>>72250230
Hey at least you can commit to it, lol. I completed my first two charts but haven't been able to finish any since because I get too distracted

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Fugazi shelter dance with the indie freaks of the late 80s. MacKaye and Picciotto were aggressively male and frustrated without being aggressively heterosexual-- impressive, to say the least.

With their EP they joined the Arcade Fire, Aphex Twin, Kinsella project Hall of Fame. Their first track off their first big release would always be their most famous song. At least it's a doozy. People rave about 0:21-0:24 but 1:23-1:28 is real great too.

The strokes-presaging Bulldog Front. Maybe if Julian Casablancas was bullied in high school, he'd have fronted Fugazi and written this song.

So many questions about the Fugazi. Were they punk or indie a distinction that did not exist in 1988? They must be indie and here's why-- if they were produced differently, they'd be as big as the Offspring. NO punk band could ever be as big as the offspring. Also they'd been listenning to television with mixed results, you can totally tell. That's indie, not punk. Never forget that

The last minute of suggestion is one ofthe worst minutes on all the good-great canonical Eps. The other 21 minutes are bitching

>>72250138
i thought you were the big idiet

>>72250290
i find it impressive how fast ppl like nat and fish seem to clear their charts.

>>72250263
assuming you can find one, it'll probably cost you between $1000-$2000 for a Datahand Pro.

I'm serious. They were scarcely made, and they're collectors items today.

>>72250340
it's cuz I have no life dawg

>>72250330
now this is prose
dfw is rolling in his grave

>>72250340
nat simultaneously finishes 3 charts faster than anyone else finishes one

>>72250330
is this some sort of meme
>>72250354
at least u can still impress me

>>72250330
is this telephone junkie

>>72250418
>>72250398
People write differently. Most people compose paragraphs of serious thought with a topic sentence and three to five supporting sentences and then an optional concluding sentence. Others, unaware or suspicious of convention, write in an individualistic idiom. Does this mean they are not serious? It most certainly does not. Nietzche was grandiose in the extreme. Socrates did not write.

While my review may possess an idiosyncratic structure or contain little commentary on the artwork, it conveys teleologically my point of view.

>>72250537
now THIS is prose
joyce is ROLLING in his grave

>>72250537
nah brah it looks like you're just trying real hard to be christgau but have like no wit

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>>72250537
did u just compare yr 4chan fugazi review to nietzche and socrates

i like this meme

>>72250537
Can you review a Magma album for us, I want to read your thoughts

>>72250640
he clearly didnt he just brought up examples learn to read baka

>>72250330
>The other 21 minutes are bitching
word.

>>72250537
It's a different trip you dumb fucks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U12vWP1U180

holy FUUUUUUUUUUCK this is a good song

>>72250800
NOW THIS IS PROSE

>>72250800
ive never been memed so hard in my life

i need a moment

>>72250816
im gay

>>72250675
I've listened to MDK 3 times.I wanted to like it but it makes me feel like im about to board the train to auschwitz smoking the last out of my weed stash. I'm not even jewish. It's just an uncomfortable feeling.

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Did a few musics when nobody was looking. Didn't write any thoughts out but I can write a sentence or 2 if you're curious about one.

Mostly just been listening to classical piano shit, the Bavouzet Debussy Complete Works for Piano is my exam bible.

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>>72250833

NOAE UGHrhITIHITH PROOOOOOOSE

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>>72250800
>>72250816
>>72250832
oh please

>>72250800
>>72250833
>>72250877
...so this is the power of prose...heh

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>V/A - Basic Lucky Channel Vol 2
What was i expecting? What did i get? How did i find this?
A bunch of weebs decide to make music inspired on Basic Channel and use anime samples in the making. The first song however, which is called Consume Tsukasa is actually a parody of Ground Zero but with anime samples albeit equally as noisy. While this sounds like a fucking awful EP to most (not to me tho), i was actually surprised by the fact that it did not relay on novelty to sound good. On the contrary, ehat i got in this thing was probably some really fucking fresh dub techno tunes, of which none are more than inspired by Basic Channel, since i expected a parody album. The only track that is very very similar is the 3rd Track which sounds like Enforcement. However, even tho they are inspired by Basic Channel, the characteristic and esoteric atmosphere, and the darkness the german duo are incredibly good at doing, are changed and revised with a very lighthearted and kind of "cheesy" vibe. It's kind of like, marshmallow dub techno. All in all, very good listen, recommended to people interested in dub techno and weeb shit, and even co who is probably having an aneurysm rn.
7.5/10

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xtc sounds eerily similar to sdc

>>72250537
beautiful

>>72251139
do despacito remix next

>>72251212
what's an sdc

>>72251240
you're living on it

>>72251212
5- for Pop is a very bad opinion. You better like Zauberberg.

>>72251139
I might actually like this. I'll check it out.

>>72251311
What if i dont what are you gonna do

>>72251240
>>72251290
Did you set yourself up for your own joke cunt you cant keep getting away with this

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$uccessor is bright universe R+7. (Spoiler alert: it's still the dark universe.) it's weird how many big names are on this thing, like DJ Shadow is on a track, and Active Child somehow. If you like ambient at all, give it a listen.
the other 7s from this row i can't recommend much, but i enjoyed em. if you like intense glitch try D/P/I, and if you're into synth pop try the Queer Show (it's not a gay album if that's a turnoff for you).

>>72251744
>it's not a gay album
now THAT'S a turnoff for me

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Paul Bley - Open to Love

For some reason I didn't really love this on the first listen, but after giving it another go I really enjoyed Paul Bley's playing. The whole thing is solo piano, which is a form of jazz that can be sort of hit and miss for me. I really love the way he strays from the melodies of each song into more avant-garde territory, then later brings them back. Ida Lupino is a stand out track, as well as the bluesy Harlem. I feel like the more I listen to this the more I would notice in the details of his playing. There are heaps of dissonant, close harmonies all over the album, but also a lot of really nice melodic lines. Also, singing along while improvising = real cool. 7+

>>72248558
>Something about the vocals is so freakin cute, it reminds me of Midori in a way.
That's Jun Togawa, bro. And Phew, but she doesn't sound cute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Sqd1CeG6GQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMD8LtG8Yao

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i fucked this up i think :)

>>72251770
he's lying, its super gay. listen to it

>>72251829
oh fuck i'm up against Sweet Trip

>>72251790
Ida Lupino gets more beautiful every time you listen to it. Glad you liked it more on the second listen, it's a grower for sure.

>>72251792
this is niiiice. added to backlog.
>>72251884
its ok minutemen is the better album

>>72251744
Man I listened to $uccesor multiple times, but I do not get the praise. It's definitely good, but I'm not sure what other people are hearing.

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Kenny Burell - Midnight Blue
>Soul Jazz, Hard Bop

Yup, sure is soul jazz. There’s some cool little moments and it’s got a nice little Grant Green vibe - but nothing much stands out. The atmosphere is cozy and Burell himself isn’t too shabby. Pleasant in the background but not really anything else imo. I’m a bit of a sucker for this sound though so I found myself digging it a fair amount. Pretty consistent for a soothing late night kinda jazz listen.

3/5

Sebadoh - Bakesale
>Lo-Fi Indie, Indie Rock

Why is this lo-fi style so damn hit or miss? I feel like I either absolutely love an album in this style - or it’s completely unforgettable. No middle ground. This felt like every other bedroom recorded grunge-influenced rock record honestly, it just had Dinosaur Jr’s name associated. Sure, the riffs are nice, there’s some fun punk/grunge influence and the lo-fi recording quality is cozy. But I can’t say I remember anything about this album aside from maybe “Dreams” and “Together Or Alone” which were tight little tracks. Everything else just blended together in a wave of distortion and angsty vocals. I’m gonna need to come back and see if my opinion changes - b/c these also happen to be growers. Pretty disappointed so far though.

2.5

>>72251829
Yeah you fucked up im not on there

Predictions for round one:
Thesound
Ethy
Trans
Brapp
Trip up
Jangle (sadly)
Fish (sadly)
Rodiguez

If fish wins the tourney i'll leave daily again

>>72251884
You are bound to lose
>>72251829
I'm against timmy sells his soul
Oh no
>>72251992
Shut your whore mouth

>>72252016
audio recreation of an empty daw

>>72252041
Wait what the fuck how can Manyrna Muzyka lose

>>72252108
it's a meme but not as memey as anime girl vaporwave or whatever so you do the math

>>72251992
You should check out that Ura Tamahime live album with Jun Togawa and Yapoos, it's good. That woman is good at yelling things.

>>72249471
listen to injury reserve and dont listen to king gizzard

>>72252087
Shit man idk what that means but somehow that reminded me that genetics and windsurfing is dropping an album in the new OM batch and I'm so hype it's unreal.

>>72252108
I dont know what either album is
Those predictions were made based on if ? has a decent taste so im probably incorrect on half of it

>>72252041
Nahh, I'll win : )

>>72252147
got it I'll listen to all three

>>72250330
>Were they punk or indie a distinction that did not exist in 1988? They must be indie and here's why-- if they were produced differently, they'd be as big as the Offspring. NO punk band could ever be as big as the offspring. Also they'd been listenning to television with mixed results, you can totally tell. That's indie, not punk. Never forget that
wgat the fuck

>>72252147
king pizza mmh

>>72252139
u got a link on rym? ill backlog that too

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>>72252169
>decent taste

>>72252164
i'm pumped.

>>72252139
Did someone just say Ura Tamahime
Cause that's one album i owe a review to
Ura tamahime is, for those who don't know, the best live album ever. Fuck me, I've listened to a big chunk of jun's discography and none of it really captures the energy they got on that album. If you listen to the studio version of songs like Konchugun and Tamahime Sama you feel like while the production is better, they lack the energy. IDK, i've listened to Ura Tamahime a bit too much, what so you think?

>>72251829
I'm glad the cover for sky simplified is recognizable enough to humorously place next to my trip as an identifier

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>>72252182
thank but the moment you listen to the first gizzard song its like you've heard all of them so save yourself the time lamo

>>72252200
yes....

>>72252177
nic jaar is super lame bleep and ? likes super lame bleeps

>>72252202

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E6%88%B8%E5%B7%9D%E7%B4%94-%E3%83%A4%E3%83%97%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA/%E8%A3%8F%E7%8E%89%E5%A7%AB-ura-tamahime.p/

>>72252233
:/

>>72252041
>voting against me

Smart choice t b h

haha

>>72252202
Just listen to most of her shit, Yapoos and Guernica too.

>>72252225
Sounds like B-52s with an even more eccentric vocalist. The energy is definitely really striking, though I don't think the backing band ever quite manages to keep up with Togawa herself. It's extremely 80s sounding, but that's to its benefit.

And, obviously, the last track is perfect.

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>>72252041
>tfw you're not sure if you want Yamir to be wrong more than you want to win

>>72252225
I dunno if it's her all around peak (I like Guernica and Dadada ism too) but it's certainly her best live material, and for the most part the best versions of those particular songs.

The Tamahimeden video is killer too.

>>72251829
if i win i'm leaving /daily/

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>>72252449
i got like
five
million
twelve hunnid thousnd hoes

they drippin all ove rmy muffkin clothes

>>72252233
Ur super lame

>>72252514
What even is that album, it has no tags and I'm afraid of playing it

>>72252539
decent

>>72252411
I don't think it sounds like the B-52s. A lot of the songs are Halmens covers, but if anything they sounded more like Oingo Boingo or something...

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>>72249756
more like shut the FLIP up

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too much good stuff on this chart
>Aksak Maboul - Un Peu De L'ames Des Bandits
My only real knowledge of RIO comes from Henry Cow (In Praise of Learning is one of my favorite albums), so going into this I thought I had an idea of what it would sound like. Whereas In Praise of Learning starts with War, this album starts off with "A Modern Lesson". A jangley guitar and some incoherent french rambling with other random building instruments kick this entire thing off. And from there, you're off on a journey through lots of complex compositions, sounds, noises, tango songs, insane sax solos, weird rhythms, ominous atmospheres, and much more. The centerpiece of this album is the B-Side, a 23 minute long piece in 4 parts. I could compare this piece to the improvisations Henry Cow does, but I feel like this has much more structure and substance to it than Henry Cow's improvs. There's more depth to these tracks, and it makes it much more interesting to listen to. I do think that the A Side > B Side. In conclusion, I need to listen to more Rock in Opposition ASAP.
4.0+

>A Tribe Called Quest - People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm
I've never been super into ATCQ. I liked their last album a lot, and I like Low End Theory a lot, but I never really have a desire to listen to them. That's the same with this album. The beats are all very jazzy and fun, and everyone in the Tribe is a great lyricist individually. I like the interludes where Jarobi does his thing and introduces the next songs, but other than that, I don't have much more to say about this album. It's just more solid ATCQ, although I enjoyed Low End Theory and We Get It From Here... more.
3.0+

>Boards of Canada - Music Has the Right to Children
yeah, pretty basic bleeps. theres definitely some pretty enjoyable tracks on here like happy cycling, but the length on this thing is just too long. it wasn't bad though. i should have heard this a long time ago.
2.5+

next up (what screwtape specifically)

>>72252244
thank you pal, this looks real good.
>>72252403
i might just end up doing this

>>72252706
aqua
also dont listen to brethren and spk

>>72252411
Yeah the last 3 tracks are perfect, hell i think the whole album is perfect. She quickly became one of my favorite artists of all time. Also i must add that the first song on Yapoos Keikaku needs a live version Ura Tamahime style
>>72252497
The thing is, she doesn't grunt nor scream as hard as she does in that live album. You can only get it there. And everything from overture to パンク蛹化の女 is perfect, but my all around favorites are Tamahime-sama and Konchugun
>>72252632
Yo check this >>72251139 out

>>72252736
*zane cries*

>>72252834
*zane listens to aqua and cheers up*

>>72252706
Only good thing boc ever did was twoism

ALRIGHT BOYS help me make a shoegaze backlog chart. Not going to complete this chart soon necessarily (I'll probably start in a month ish), but just feel like making one for the future.

Here's what I've heard https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/zzane/strm_h,ss.rd/shoegaze

>>72252736
>>72252834
>>72252870
>also dont listen to brethren and spk
fuck you seriously

aqua wasn't good bTW

>>72252914
shinsei kamattechan tsumanne then ditch the genre

>>72252914
flying saucer attack s/t

>>72252914
True Widow - As High As the Highest Heavens and From the Center to the Circumference of the Earth

>>72252941
Shut up kc
>>72252914
Sweet trip then ditch the genre

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>>72248578
gee I wonder

>>72252914
lsd and the search for god - s/t

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This show has had it's ups and downs, I think the plot is really creative but really have found myself how troupe-y samey it chooses to tell an otherwise kinda cool story.

Also, I hate how it's been handling episodes 12-15, but episode 14 made really good use of gamelan instruments to draw tension. Don't know if I'd rec this show to anyone who doesn't already LOVE anime but the things below surface level almost make it a worthwhile experience. Almost.

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Psychedelic Ensemble - I Am… Reimagined
>Remix, Industrial Hip-Hop?

I was hoping for an Edan-y psych remix but instead got an industrial take on Nas ….Oh God why did I listen to this?

Basically just the I Am… (plus other Nas tracks) drenched in reverb/synths and given an industrial vibe. There’s glitchy synths, booming bass… everything that makes that industrial aesthetic. Listening to Nas’ rhymes in this atmosphere is incredibly bizarre, as his voice flows weird here. I kind of like it though, the rapping is less aggressive and forced than Ride or Dalek. And those samples sound so much heavier in the context. At the same time, Nas lacks that punk vibe that really makes this style so intense.

Interesting that they chose to remix this album because it often gets criticised for being too glossy and poppy. The resulting change is so off the wall and opposite that there’s some nice moments. “Ghetto Prisoners” sounds more like a revolutionary anthem in this context. “We Will Survive” has this howling, animalistic sample that just freaked me the fuck out. And Scarface and DMX over industrial beats? Lorrrd I didn’t they could sound any tougher.

Unfortunately, those are basically the only good parts of the album. Mobb Deep somehow manage to sound bad, and “Money Is My Bitch” feels even more derivative. Everything past “It’s Mine” is laughably terrible. Oh my god what are those horn samples on “Hate Me Now”? You need to keep them going for more than an eighth of a second and maybe keep them on beat? Or loop them on a semi-consistent basis? You can’t just throw notes into a song randomly and expect it to sound better. Christ.

Squeaks by Nastradamus but only because there’s no Toto sample.

1.5/5

>>72252791
>The thing is, she doesn't grunt nor scream as hard as she does in that live album. You can only get it there.

Did you miss the death growl version?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIEXxF0s6Fc

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>>72253126
but isn't the point to like show how you can get creative and ambitious with tropes like that, or something
who's best girl/boy and why is it yuki
>>72253189
>You can’t just throw notes into a song randomly and expect it to sound better.
you totally can - i should know that's how i make my own music

>>72253271
I forgot about that video
Amazing one but again, it's live

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>>72253371
Okay hold up.

Am I watching the right show even? Or, the right version I should be watching the first time around? I haven't read anything about episodes 12-17 (at least, that I've seen so far) being the SAME FUCKING EPISODE OVER AND OVER.

Is this a different version or something? I have literally watched the same episode with different animation for the equivalent of two hours now. What the hell.

Despite that, my point still stands. It's a really cookie cutter anime with a pretty interesting plot buried underneath, and I don't feel like digging is really rewarding. I'll probably have a stronger opinion once I finish it.

Also yeah Yuki a best.

>>72253126
yeah I don't really get the love for that show honestly, like it was decent-good but i didnt really feel attached to the characters at all and it was never incredibly interesting

haruhi was always fun to watch though

>>72253452
okay so apparently there's just different re-organizations of the show, which is why I thought I had a different version. Apparently they REALLY had the audacity to have OVER TWO HOURS of the exact same episode. Fucking brilliant.

>>72253560
The concept of turning an anime girl into God and having all the odd paranormal shit is interesting, but it's all buried underneath really stereotypical anime gobbledygook. Also it has eight episodes that are literally the same thing.

ass vs tits les go

Цyкop Бiлa Cмepть [Cukor Bila Smert] - Maнipнa Myзикa (Manirna Muzyka)
>Avant-Prog, Chamber Folk??? cheeki breeki

From the start, each instrument is trying to play the backing part of a different song, all at the same time, forcing dissonance out at a constant rate. Alone, each instrument plays their same measure of notes on a loop, Reich style.

The piano shuffles at its own pace, the keyboard is super fucking irritating, the guitar extremely sour, the cello's deep tones are held back by the lo-fi recording. The voice is at least tolerable, but I can't find any lyrics for the album anywhere.

And yet... it works. After feuding with each other in tracks like Slow Twist, the group is able to coalesce on a song like The Blue in small moments of emotion buried under hallucinations and nightmares. The instruments yield to each other for short duets and a quick breath of air-- even if the instrument itself is still irritating.

Six Coral Devils parts 1 through 6, the group seems to have a clearer image of what they want to produce besides nonsense. The Great Hen-Yuan River actually manages to be moving.

And as I near the end of the album, it's funny to note that the vocals are what stick out the most among the instrumentation. That may be either because I've gotten used to them, or they actually become less restless as the album ends. Antinoy is Leaving was a bit of a disappointing ending after all the choas of the first half.

I'd compare this to Ben Zimmerman - The Baltika Years, actually. If the tracks were recorded chronologically, it would show how the group was able to create tensions without having to all play at once, relying on each other and easing the reader through their songs.

6/10

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>>72253709
Compulsory Pleasure - Timmy Sells His Soul
>Vocaloid Weebery, Future Funk, Post-post-jpop

The first track ("Live!") is a vascetomized PC Music single. Consumer Compassion samples the recognizable bass of Bee Gees's "Staying Alive" for a future funk oriented tune, to better effect than the first track. Blue Light District does the same with its sampling, and it's not the worst. And I the closer track probably uses the same program used for Puppycat, that one letdown of an online cartoon.

Oh and I must mention the japanese vocaloid singing this entire time during all the songs

It's actually neat when the voice disintegrates a bit on It's The Worst, but that's the only time it happens.

If it had taken a different direction with its vocals and emboldened the production to be thicker, this could have been something good.

5/10

>>72250340
>>72250415
honestly i can't even compare to fish in terms of pure listening speed

like fucking shit

>>72253723
do me vs trip next

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>>72253741

>>72253743
yessir

>>72253741
the secret is to listen to the first and last tracks since thats all youll remember anyway ;o

>>72252791
>Yo check this out
Will do

It'll be on slsk, right?

>>72251139
this sounds really fucking interesting. Backlogging this.

>>72253810
>the secret is to listen to the first and last tracks since thats all youll remember anyway ;o
That's how CSH go famous after all

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>>72253709
>Svitlana Nianio
>only "tolerable"

delet

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>>72253775

>222 replies already
holy hell is this the most active /daily/ has been in months

>>72253916
the sanic meme was really funny to me at first, was unfunny for a bit, and now is funny all over again idc

Tycho, anyone?

I listened to all his albums, and loved it.

What next?

>>72253950
Boards of canada aka good tycho

>>72253956
Oh I nailed BoC before Tycho man.

Need redpilling on some p. dece obscure stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf2dpGzFG7I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nnWUoMiPI4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5mJjCEgqoA

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okee i've been away from my computer all day so once again I had to rely on spotify, which of course meant that half the albums on the chart were nowhere to be found.

Laura Nyro - Christmas and the Beads of Sweat (1970)
>singer/songwriter, piano rock

Simultanously Nyro's subtlest and her most bombastic. Vocally it's still got shades of the wailing, theatrical vocalist present on Eli and the Thirteenth Confession, but Nyro sounds a whole lot more tired and beaten-down, seemingly unwilling to raise her famously passionate voice beyond a frail whisper. And this subtler approach to vocals works tremendously with the more emotional songwriting, filled mostly with piano ballads that rotate between delicate solo pieces to rollicking full-band jams. The full-band tracks are alright, but the solo pieces are among Nyro's best. For how subtle they are, every note just drips with emotion and sadness, she embraces a sound she'd only flirted with before and she completely perfects this. Very nice cap-off to one of the best musical trilogies in history.

3.0

Albert Ayler, Don Cherry, John Tchicai, Roswell Rudd, Gary Peacock, Sonny Murray - New York Eye and Ear Control (1966)
>free jazz

Just about what you'd expect from a free jazz collaboration with these names, and that's definitely a good thing. It's loose as fuck and it tends to retread the same territory pretty often, but it's wonderfully abrasive, and the fact that it's a collaboration in the truest sense really adds a lot. No particular performer is the leader, every instrumentalist has equal say and it all falls into place in a really interesting record.

3.0-

>>72253989
meant as reply to >>72253950

>>72253984
ametsub

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Freddie Gibbs - You Only Live 2wice (2017)
>gangsta rap, trap rap

I'm glad to see Gibbs back, but he's not exactly in top form here. Well, as a rapper he's just as good as he ever was, his flow is still immaculate and I'll always love his ultra-gruff voice, but the beats here are just lame. "20 Karat Jesus" and "Andrea" bang, but the rest is just some pretty standard trap stuff, and the cloud rap excursions don't fare much better. Maybe I've just been spoiled by hearing Gibbs rap over Madlib beats, but even in the trap rap sphere he can do so much better than this, production-wise.

2.0+

Father John Misty - Pure Comedy (2017)
>singer/songwriter, piano rock, chamber pop

I don't even like this that much but I can still safely say this is the biggest surprise of the year for me. I fucking hate I Love You, Honeybear, and the fact that this has a much colder reception than it's predecessor didn't exactly give me high hopes for this, but for a modern take on '70s piano rock it's pretty competent and well-done. Misty's lyrics are mostly ostentatious and insufferable (the Taylor Swift line, maybe), but some tracks showcase some decent wordplay, and a few conscious tracks are admittedly decent. What majorly kills this album is how damn self-indulgent it is. The one good thing I can say about ILYH is that it's mostly concise, this is 74 minutes of mostly nothing. "Leaving LA", the thirteen minute centerpiece, is a horrendous track, and the whole album takes a bit of the nose-dive after that, but the first five or so songs are actually really quite good. The title track is an effectively showy Elton John homage with an incredible cathartic ending, and "Total Entertainment Forever", barring the /line/, is a super catchy pop tune. Cut this down by about half and you've got a fine album, but as is it's far too self-indulgent and over-the-top for its own good.

2.0+

>>72253810
i just speed every album up 10x

Now I'm wondering how Svitlana Nianio's performance at Glasgow was, nobody seems to be talking about it. All I can find is two sentences describing it as creepy.

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>Spotify now has SippinTeaInYoHood
yes

>Spotify now has a different version of "Look at Me!" with noticeably worse audio quality and some weird edited intro
wth

>>72253941
same

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Vaperror - Acid Arcadia
>Acid House, Juke

I don’t know anything about either of these genres if I’m being honest but man this is a fun listen! The beats feel simultaneously wavy/synthy and speed-fueled dance music, which is a combination I found to be impressive. How these struck a balance like this is kinda astonishing. The bass kind of bubbles in the background, while 90s/vaporwave-y synths criss-cross in a start/stop, glitchy fashion. The drums absolutely rock on this. They’re energetic and fly through these tracks at an intense techno-y pace. Man, those drum breaks on “Error on the Drum Floor” and “Carbon Universe 1 / 2” are fucking terrrrific. And the 808s on “Press on” are such a nice touch. It feels like all the little details on here are on point, this dude knows how to throw together non-traditional sounds and make a catchy dance track.

Though the pace is off the charts, there’s a strange mellowness and balance to the whole parts of it, thanks to the synths imo. Hearing some of the little synth lines in earlier tracks keeps it more down-to-earth in a way and eases you into the listen. I never felt like I was just listening to a normal techno/house song at all.

Generic description but…. It sounds like someone from the modern era tried to reinvent what electronic producers thought music would be like in 2016. A lot of the whole nostalgia-driven vaporwave movement tries to pull this off and it usually feels embarrassing and corny. It works in a weird way here though, with the little computeristic elements reminding me of older computers without shoving the idea down my throat. Idk, I’m terrible at describing this and electronic music in general but this was tight. Pretty impressive, especially for a ~20 minute release.

3.5/5

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Celestine Ukwu Philosophers National - Ilo Abu Chi (1974)
>highlife

So damn chill and summery. Repetitive as hell, like a lot of highlife, but the sheer vibes created by this album make up for that in spades. Special regards to the percussion.

3.0-

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So this place is like a share each other's music discovery essentially?

https://youtu.be/RbKlR8AGYmQ

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>>72254631
Pretty much

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I relistened to three Flaming Lips records, and yeah... I like them a lot less then I use to. These were all 4/5's.

>The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
3/5
>The Flaming Lips - The Soft Bulletin
2.5/5
>The Flaming Lips - Clouds Taste Metallic
2.5/5

>Cattle Decapitation - Humanure

I don't think it's possible for me to not love a Cattle Decapitation record. This is one that's considered one of their worst, with a straight up bad title and album art. Surely I'd dislike it right? Again, I just couldn't. Travis has in my eyes perfected deathgrind vocals, with the multiple layers containing highs and lows, and the choppiness of an extremely angry person ranting manically. It just sounds so perfect, and it's never relenting. Yeah it's overly edgy, sure it's not an "intellectual album", but fuck it's just really enjoyable.

4.5/5

>Kitty - Frostbite

Really fun trance/ dance record

4/5

>>72255018
Oh, forgot

>James Ferraro - Fanfare for the Boston Marathon 2017

This was just a really shitty attempt at modern classical. Like god damn the instruments sounded so bad themselves

2/5

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I'm listening to Minutemen - Double Nickels

someone give me a reason to like this more because I'm halfway through and I'm not feeling it

>putting all of my 4.5s on RYM on my Discogs wantlist
>seeing how fucking expensive everything is
I need to stop being a vinylfag like immediately. There is no way I can rationalize spending thousands more on such a dispensable medium that I will most likely grow out of one day.

>>72255065
It's one of the most variable and unique experiences for a punk album. It succeeds at being eclectic and wild and yet cohesive-feeling. On top of that, there's plenty of catchy songs for it.

It's definitely not everyone's thing, especially if you find that you're usually not into punk/post-punk/cow-punk. I'm sure no one will judge you if you just be honest because there's plenty people here who also don't really care for it.

>>72255065
They have a funny looking front man :D

>>72255065
What fish said. I sorta felt that way the first time I heard it too. Even if you end up not liking it I recommend you listen to it again in a few days.

How's your morning, /daily/? I'm listening to Brainticket - Psychonaut and drinking yerba.
It's a really nice album, one of the best things I've heard recently.

>>72255297
Not that good since I'm still awake instead of already awake :/
Have you heard Cottonwoodhill by them? I really love that one
And It was such a switch of style on Psychonaut that it really disappointed me even tho I liked it

>>72255297
nibba it's 11pm

>>72255424
Haha amerigan :D

iii should sleep
Good night /daily/

>>72255448
yeah heck off back to slovakia or croatia or whatever and sleep ya kumquat

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>>72255448
WAKE THE FUCK UP

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>72255437
***americuck

>>72255460
wow rude
That was loud

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Фёдopoв, Boлкoв, Кypaшoв - Зимы нe бyдeт (2000) - Some nice avant-folk playing, really nice sound, all those instruments work great with those melodies and his voice. My favourite songs were Chto-nibud’ takoe and Daleko, which were also on his first album, although I actually preferred the simpler versions of them from his first album. Really enjoyable record with interesting sounds and great melodies.

Pete Seeger - If I Had a Hammer (1998) - Nice compilation of his songs, although like most compilations it is a bit long, although you don’t really feel it because the songs are rather short and pretty goood. His lyrics are quite important here, but the music is pretty good too. 4.0


Big Bill Broonzy - Big Bill Broonzy Sings Folk Songs (1962) - Great songs, good guitar playing, good voice. 3.5

John Renbourn - John Renbourn (1966) - Very good guitar playing, it’s also very influential and all of that, but honestly it was a bit boring after a while, especially after listening to other folk albums before. Perhaps it could be caused by the fact that I was listening to lots of folk beforehand. 3.0


Krokodil - An Invisible World Revealed (1971) - Progressive rock from Germany, from the seventies. It’s not like you can go wrong with something like this. Recommended if you’re a fan of krautrock, although it’s not that krautrocky, but still there is a bit of experimentation. 3.5

Brainticket - Psychonaut (1972) - I feel like I’m falling in love with krautrock again, it was one of those genres that I started listening to when I got more into music, after discovering /mu/. This one has really nice drumming, like all great krautrock albums, there are bits of folk influence and the album has this easy, pleasant feeling. It’s also quite short. 3.5

>>72255506
Fugg, I haven't gone through even half of this chart and I already want to listen to something else, it probably wasn't a good idea to make such a big chart with folk only. I'll probably make two other charts, one for 2017, and one for other things, and keep the third one relatively small.

sorry

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Thread a dead.

Working on my new chart now. Pick out recs from this list you want to see me do:
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/1

OR: If you have a rec that you REALLY think I should do, then feel free to shout it out to me. I might not do it if it doesn't look interesting to me, but there's always a chance right? ;) I'm looking for something that would make me say "Wow, why didn't listen to this earlier?". If you wanted to rec me something but didn't for whatever reason now's your chance.

Any rec from my to do is guaranteed to get on the chart though.

Side note: As fast as I do my backlog, it actually typically grows faster than shrinks which is equally exciting as it is discouraging.

>>72256065
No new reccs only backlog

Ricardo Villalobos - Alcachofa
Pat Meheny Group
Sesame Street - Born to Add

And remove Max Richter unless you want to get bored

>Started following Marcel a couple years ago because I actually like some of his reviews
>He only rates bandcamp-ambient and bleeps now
why.

>>72256226
Cool thanks.

And you're probably right. The only reason I even put them on there was because I decently enjoyed his album from this year, but I doubt I'll even enjoy those as much.

Good night bump :)

eurobros wake up

start postan

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going to sleep

mad at stick because I drew them a really nice stick on the tourney image and then I had to listen to all of that Minutemen album

I gotta stick it to ya kid that was real fuckin neato

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>>72256065
>https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/1
Headphone Masterpiece
Sound of Perseverance
Whatever You Love, You Are
Transmissions From the Satellite Heart
The Fucking Cunts they Treat us Like Pricks
Flying Microtonal Banana
Macgrudergrind
Live at Jittery Joes
Paris 1942
Operation Mindcrime (for the shits and the gigs)
Die Æsthetik der Herrschaftsfreiheit
Fire of God's Love

and some stuff that arent on your list because fuck the rools
Michael Hurley - Have Moicy!
Mountain Goats - Life of the World to Come
Sun City Girls - Funeral Mariachi
Speed Glue and Shinki - Eve
Far East Family Band - Parallel World

don't bitch out mulatto

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>>72256507
FISHE YOU FACK

>>72253984
lol listen to bonobo or some other gay shit lmao

>>72256065

that Aldo Ciccolini playing Satie is best
The Taste of Rain...Why Kneel?
Space is Only Noise
Klaus Mittfoch s/t cuz u love them eastern european postpunks
Maanam
More Than Any Other Day
Tha Carter II


these are the c00l ones dont get fooled

writing an essay about Man with the movie camera anyone know any historical resources on the Soviet Union from 1927 until around 1930?

>>72256065
GOLDBERG VARIATIONS
joe henderson page one
Sun ra - cosmic tones
Tiger trap
Throbbing gristle the second annual report

guten Morgen, /daily/
i want to eat a cereal

>>72257509
Go for it, i already had a bowl of cereal so you can do ittoo

>>72257528
i am pouring the cereal

is there any similar electronic rap music to group_inou?
doesn't have to be japanese but it's rare for me to find a band I like this much
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty2h9XZB6-o

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>>72257539
inspiring success story

>>72255065
are you reading the lyrics while you're listening?

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>>72257539
Im so proud

>>72256065
>Ura Tamahime
You are not allowed to rate it lower than 10
That's the score i gave it soooo
Also you have to add
>satekoso
>Kaeru Moku - Haisyaky
>Daisuke Tobari - Guitar (NIGGA THIS IS A 10 TOO)
>Taeko Ohnuki - Mignonne
>World's End Girlfriend- Hurtbreak Wonderland
>ROME - Die Æsthetike der Herrschaftfreiheit
>La Vida Boheme - Nuestra (Why do you have this one? Why not Sera or La Lucha?)
>Taku Sugimoto - Opposite
I could go on but I'm in class
Also this made me realize that nowadays i only listen to japanese music which makes me kind of happy

>>72257765
>nowadays i only listen to japanese music which makes me kind of happy
why would you be happy about being a WEEB

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>>72252041
>Jangle (sadly)
wtf yamir

>>72258042
Because being a weeb is great
>>72253723
I'm a fucking god
I'll wait for you to rate everything so i can rec you a meme like Tabula Rasa and get a free win
>>72253126
You fucking idiot Haruhi is amazing
But hey why don't you just watch the movie
Have you even finished

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>>72258078
Jangle is mean to me :'(

goooood morning /daily/
>>72256065
gachet elite sounds
TODAY IS THE DAY WILLPOWER
solid space space museum
>>72255065
what fish said is all true. i personally just think it's a super kick-ass punk record that ends up getting stuck in my head a lot. i come back to it pretty often.

anyone else have trouble balancing their Culture ConsumptionTM? often i find myself unable to decide between music/book/movie/vidya/anime

>>72258367
Do them all at the same time
Or just watch anime read manga and listen to music, then ditch everything else

>>72258367
Consume Mao

>>72258367
Reading and listening to music is done simultaneously. Watching movies is for bedtime/social situations.
>vidya/anime
I thought you said culture

>>72258615
fine, Entertainment ConsumptionTM.
srsly i can't listen to vocal music and read dense stuff at the same time tho maybe I'm just retarded

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>>72258615

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So I finished making my ultimate Fishmans playlist. Here are the 30 songs ranked in order from worst (the top) to best (down), enjoy:

30. Lucky Guy
29. Ikareta Baby
28. Walking in the Rhythm
27. 100ミリちょっとの
26. ミネラルウォーター
25. あの娘が眠ってる
24. Running Man
23. 救われる気持ち
22. Fish is Watching You
21. 疲れない人
20. Atarashii Hito
19. Kansha Odoroki
18. パラダイス
17. In The Flight
16. Smilin Days' Summer Holiday
15. 静かな朝
14. Backbeat ni Nokkatte
13. Doyobu no Yoru
12. Go Go Round This World!
11. なんてったの
10. Night Cruising
9. オアシスへようこそ
8. Melody
7. すばらしくて Nice Choice
6. Weather Report
5. Baby Blue
4.トナカイ
3. Daydream
2. ゆらめき In The Air
1. Long Season (pts. 1-5)

>>72253659
this is why the japs are beating us. we've never thought of just airing the same episode of a cartoon multiple times under different names.
>>72253723
eh
>>72254375
protip: vaperror isn't vaporwave. feel no guilt in liking him.
>>72256065
Cyrus - Inversion
Kevin Drumm - Sheer Hellish Miasma
emamouse - plant spiral bio bombing
Envy - A Dead Sinking Story
The Gerogerigegege - 愛人
Gospel - The Moon Is a Dead World
Jandek - Dallas Thursday
Otis G. Johnson - Everything - God is Love '78
Ali Akbar Khan - The 80 Minute Râga (Rag Kanara Prakaar)
Man Man - Six Demon Bag
Monoton - Monotonprodukt 07
Pauline Oliveros - Accordion & Voice
Oppenheimer Analysis - New Mexico
Throbbing Gristle - The Second Annual Report
阿部薫 - 木曜日の夜

Personal Rec:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/multiple/populista_presents__united_states_of_america_triptych__iii____vanishing_point__how_to_disappear_in_america_without_a_trace/

>>72258615
>implying movies are as good as anime
>implying videogames aren't the ultimate art form once they get polished
Ew

>>72256508
Your loss, buddy

>>72249471
may I interest you in some other outstanding French chanson?

>>72249471
do Che Che Che Pee you dinker

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>amnesia scanner - AS truth
bored me quite a bit, mainly due to the totally cheesy production choices. some of the synth sounds are generic spookydark without any real nuances in texture. the compelling musical moments are few and far between, and at its best, it's only mildly engaging. still not BAD, just not my cup o tea.

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>>72248217
On the topic of Mao, if anyone has a couple hours spare give a listen to John Adam's Nixon in China

>>72260342
>communism
Ew

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

>>72260425
please don't kick my ass senpai

>>72260406
>capitalism
gross

>>72260614
given that he lives in a collapsing communist country, I think he is allowed to call commies gross

>>72260342
Great stuff, as id Dr Atomic and Klinghoffer.

>>72260681
He could do it on /pol/ where it belongs, Nixon in China isn't about communism.

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dunno why everyone is upset DAMN. is pretty decent

>>72260705
I was hoping for more semi trashy bangers based on Humble. Only good slow song was Fear. But I was never a fan of Kendrick anyway and I only like his jazzy production on tpab

>>72258118
wow torts put your trip back on

>>72260806
I don't know what you're talking about, I am Yamir.

>>72260837
huh w-wow

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Bump limit post musicians that look better with glasses

Me i think hunther rocks them p well

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>>72261152