Bill Clinton thread Recent faves, all-time greats, or new st

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>>72424950
Don't know any of those. Which one would you rec?

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some I've been revisiting

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I haven´t been in /mu/ in a long time.

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Some recent listens I loved, anyone got some recs?

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>>72425276
Really good shit

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Frequent listens as of late
>>72425370
ayy Stone Roses
>>72425553
I'll rec You Forgot it in People
also nice Fishmans

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>>72425606
Bill's holding a good one.

>>72425553
Mr Bungle: California

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>>72425687
One of Masami's best. Check out Miss High Heel: The Family's Hot Daughter.

>>72425276
Haven't listened to any of yours either, but I'll trade recs for recs.
Gary Wilson's stuff is pretty heavily based in the persona he's created - songs of unrequited love crooned by a horny and obsessive recluse over infectious freak-funk synths. Add spoken-word fragments, dissonant, random jams, and sound collages and you get a legend of underground music.
Bruce Cockburn, Canada's best-kept secret, is a poetic singer-songwriter and one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. Aggressive fingerpicking and complex acoustic arrangements complement ornate and evocative lyrics very well. You may know him from his famous political anthem, "If I Had a Rocket Launcher."
Destroyer's early work is confined to simple acoustic guitar and brainy, wordy lyrics. Clever melodies and puns galore. Minimalistic but charming.
The Archers of Loaf I really don't know much about, I just started listening to them. I know I like them. Interesting riffs and punky vocals.
>>72425370
Jobim is the king.

>>72426478
>Haven't listened to any of yours either, but I'll trade recs for recs
Africa/Brass is my favourite john coltrane album. Nothing experimental, just sounds great
Public image limited - first issue is a great and pioneering post-punk album. Contains a spoken word poem (don't agree with it's message but it's entertaining)
Fela Kuti - Expensive Shit is one of the best Fela Kuti albums (afrobeat pioneer) and contains a political B side. The women on the cover are his many wives
The Fall - Grotesque is a post-punk album with more emphasis on dancable material from the fall's transition into more accessible post-punk (not that it wasn't accessible in the first place)

That Gary Wilson album sounds great, I'll check that out

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which one is not like the others anon desu

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>>72426682
Regardless, Sextant's the shit.

>>72426874
What's the album behind Clinton?

>>72426617
the Fela Kuti and The Fall albums are pretty enjoyable so far, thanks anon.

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I really like drugs

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stuff i've had in rotation these days. any recs?

>>72427047
Electric Masada: Live at the Mountains of Madness

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>>72427363
Then you should listen to Royal Trux.

>>72427882
thanks