/daily/ - Mamma mia edition

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got myself some MEME music

anybody bought anything lately?

>>73000395
i bought a ballpoint pen and a cup of coffee

>>73000410
just the cup?

gee whiz i thought that last thread would last forever!

>>73000433
no there was coffee in it

I'm watching QI, it's a good show, but I'm often stumped at how they get some things so bloody wrong. For example, last episode I watched they asked "What would an amnesiac person say if you asked their name?" and then explained that they would know their own name (almost always true), because amnesia means you don't remember things after an event, and you will always remember things before the event (absolutely wrong). If you google amnesia, literally the top result will tell you that both anterograde and retrograde amnesia exists.

How do they miss this?

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Harry Pussy - Harry Pussy
[1993]
>noise, noise rock

Reaches that delicate place just inbetween complete improvised mess and rock played with loud instruments. I really liked the more thought-out and musical parts but even the freakouts were alright. Really I just listened to this because of the title and band name lol.

6.5

>>73000373
Yes, but remember that anything they can possibly spin into anything remotely offensive will be done so.

>>73000384
In that case I think pirate copier is more fun?

>>73000501
hmmm yeah
and i think so yep, i had the same theme party like a year ago and went like a police man because that was the first thing i came across in the store

>>73000478
do you mean the contestants or the program itself? i prefer university challenge and eggheads desu

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>>73000727
I'm not going to the store, I have no money. I have a pirate costume in storage, but I don't really want to use that again.

>try to copy paste from comment to cite it
>instead accidentally past name of porn star
oki

>do you mean the contestants or the program itself?
The programme. They've constantly got lots of factual errors in their questions.

>>73000478
They often correct themselves on the show (and take points away sometimes later because of that) but yeah there are slip-ups. But the show is funny enough for me to not care about trivia errors.

>>73000395
i ordered a book on the history of reggaeton last night that i found while researching dj negro

>>73000410
nice i bought a cup of coffee too, it had coffee in it as well :)

>>73000752
you could go naked and say youre dressed as penis

if you have one that is

>>73000395
heya, already thought about your listenalong pick?

Hello?

>>73001251
hello

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Hey, anyone know if there's a high bitrate DL of FF's Crack-Up yet?

Also I'm done with the semester, so I may become bored and semi-active again, we'll see


Also going to see Alex G, Japanese Breakfast, Cende, and Fleet Foxes over the summer

Considering going to the Dirty Projectors/Kamasi Washington/Jay Som show at Northside too

nvm I found a DL, ignore me

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Jim O'Rourke - Fast Car (live In Japan, 9/16/2002)
I pretty much knew I was going to like this before I went in and wasn't dissapointed. It's certainly a unique take on this song, which by this point has been covered to the point of cliche. It good.

Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tapes/Blood on the Tracks Sessions
Alrighty this was fucking fantastic, Slower paced than I was expecting but it was certainly refreshing to hear them like this. Blood on the Tracks grew on me in a pretty major way

Sun Ra - Jazz in Silhouette
It's cool I suppose, but I don't really think it's that inventive of an album, like it's conventionally sound and well performed, but it doesn't really do anything that one can immediately point to and say that it's really special, It's not really something I would seek out to listen to just for the fun of it, I know Sun Ra can do better. Ancient Aiteopia was the best track.

Klaus Nomi - Klaus Nomi
It was a bit naff really, I saw what he was doing, at times it was really quite fun, but for the most part it was slightly annoying

Mac Demarco - This Old Dog
At first it was a bit uninteresting but it slowly dawned on me that this is supposed to be a "relaxing" cool guy thing, it works, well done mac


what next

>>73001618
post link, need album

http://studentenfunk-regensburg.de/live/
waiting for ricebeans to shit on the stream in comments

>>73001929
Nick Cave

New Yachty/ Gucci, anyone listen?

>>73001929
get screwed up boi
>>73002363
gonna listen soon, worried for new yachty desu

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I'm having fun.

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Scores
Fish rec laad

>>73002627
that is a lot of hip hop, my guy

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Alright first review for /daily/ in two+ years let's do this

Broadcast - HaHa Sound

This was a decent start for my weird/abstract "pop" music list. Trish Keenan's dreamy vocals provide the foundation for much all of this album's tracks. Keenan's voice weaves in and out of the instrumentation which is rooted in dream pop, but also tips their hat to more psychedelic ideas. That being said this album kind of stays more to an average/good for me. All of these songs are very pleasant, but I wished it would be willing to be weirder and embrace the more psychedelic/experimental side. I enjoy dream pop stuff, but admittedly a lot of the time it can become nondescript for me and HaHa Sound slightly leans toward that direction. That being said there are plenty of great tracks on here. I specifically enjoy the second half where they show more of their psychedelic chops in Lunch Hour Chops, Ominous Cloud and The Little Bell. I also enjoy the transition tracks a lot and wish that some of them would've been worked into full length tracks.

Overall, I did enjoy this record and suspect this rating to probably improve with multiple listens. I will also make my way through their discog as well.

Shout out to the anon who recommended this

>>73002778
restriction?

>>73002627
Could you post the unmarked version? I'm interested in trying this too

>>73002889
none

>>73002627
How are you choosing these albums btw? Just off RYM? Or randomly?

>>73003037
there's a whole series posted last thread or two threads ago

>Downloading album off Soulseek
>One song left
>Download stops
>Can't find it in the search tab
>User no longer has album uploaded

Music for that feel?

>>73003059
I didn't choose the albums. People gave them to me. I made them as basically a 'taste test' of everything hip hop has to offer.

I'll post some blank versions in a sec don't worry.

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>>73003037
(1/3)

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>>73003037
(2/3)

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>>73003037
3/3)

>>73003158
>>73003176
>>73003193
Awesome, thanks

>>73003309
No problem, enjoy friend.

>>73003374
Is there an 80s chart by any chance?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DcA1TtaP_c

>>73003542
why would you post such a thing, do you know where you are?

>>73002627
What didn't you liked about Doing Thangs?

>>73003517
I didn't make the 80s one. Would have to look through the archive.

>>73003671
I hate a good chunk of the dollar-store-casio style of southern hip hop. Probably my least favorite hip hop in general.

>>73003542
EPIC

ok new Gucci actually bangs wth

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>>73003542
is this whats hip on ninegag these days

give me things like DJ Shadow's Endtroducing. what a great rediscovery.

>>73003542
more self-aware than I expected

>>73004049
scooter no time to chill

>>73004059
s? more like ASS

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This is the listenalong.
Say something nice about her.

https://open.spotify.com/album/1Yub41uoYXCmT10jjaEYiz
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/zfwzrjAK/file.html

Spotify has the remastered version, which I haven't heard, zippy has the original one. Whatever works best for you.

Hey, maybe I'll post some reviews.

>The Chocolate Watchband - No Way Out
This is mostly worthless. At their best, they sound like a sterilized, second-rate imitation of those who not-so-subtly inspired them here--The Rolling Stones (hey, is that Mick singing?), some R&B (overdone, unnecessary covers), loads of groups from the Haight-Ashbury. Really, they're a less melodic, less talented Jefferson Airplane; there's no way around that. But perhaps the biggest offense is this godawful stereo mix. All that comes through is a tambourine in the left channel.

All that being said, these guys have early-psych cred, and some choices they've made here are genre-forming and quintessential--early experimentation with tape effects, sitar, that tinny guitar sound that would become Barry Melton of Country Joe & the Fish's calling card.

3.5/10

>The Chocolate Watchband - Inner Mystique
This is a huge step up from their debut. Everything sounds more developed. They've embraced the few qualities I praised in my previous review--it's decidedly more psychedelic with flutes on most tracks, sitars, they even jam a bit. Most notable is how the songs themselves are more fleshed out with some nuances throughout. This is way better than that sterilized garage rock sound. The songs sound a bit like 13th Floor Elevators songs with more nuance but less energy. I still can't help but feel like they don't have a knack for melodies though, and the cover of "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" is painfully missing some point.

6.5/10

>>73000395
Just bought the new slowdive like 10 mins ago

>>73004679
review how much you didn't care about Public Strain :(

>>73005203
Do you get text updates when people rate your albums?

>>73005289
i get the equivalent of an amber alert actually. several sirens in my household/brain

>>73005331
Thought it was ok, probably due for another listen. Any album that leans on a production trick like tons of reverb just raises an eyebrow for me. Definitely liked that effect here, but I wondered if it was just that effect I liked.

>>73005405
phew thank you the sirens are now silent

hmmmmm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1AjHY93Sbg

>>73005430
go away

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>>73005713
I'm rarely here. why are you mad?

IM PEEIN RN DUDES

>>73006428
this is fake news i actually peed ten minutes ago

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OOOOOOOOOOUGHHHHAAAAAA

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>>73006428

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How upset do you think my girlfriend will be if I ask her not to participate on a quiz this monday because I want to maximize the chance of winning?

>>73006635
is the prize worth it?

>>73006657
Hmm, 1st prize is a 50 euro gift card. We've won three times before, but it's mostly me and one other guy doing all the hard work, with three slackers sharing the prize.

>>73006669
it's not worth it, man. her happiness is more valuable than a shitty gift card

>>73006697
Don't be so sure, she is usually not happy no matter what I do.

>>73006697
you can buy twelve and one half girlfriends with 50 euro.

>>73006726
but he has to share it, so he only gets like 4.2 girlfriends with the prize

>>73006717
I bet she would feel sadder if you asked her not to participate tough. or maybe she doesn't care.

>>73000478
I'm pretty sure it's like a known thing that the further back you go the more shit there is that has been disproved, to the point that theres an episode where most episodes before it are over 50% false iirc

>>73006758
Perhaps.
>>73006772
Yeah, but this episode was from series 13, so it was rather quite recent. Much of the trivia was about psychology, and I recognised a good half or so of it as bollocks.

>>73002363
New yachty is great, haven't found a DL for gucci yet

>>73006813
Yeah fair play, you'd think that's a fair basic thing to know about amnesia tobefair, especially if you're a researcher for the bbc

>>73006772
Yeah they had an episode with that and gave Alan a fuckton of points in it because a lot of things he said that were bollocks at the time could be actually right afterwards.

Can't Stop Eating Honey Nut Cheerios

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>Mr. Tuco vs. Mr. Stick
Tuco's cool sorta spacy meme family space rock jam electronic band stuff was fun.

Fuck Buttons was not fun, and mostly a hodgepodge of meh with some cool ~ textures ~ but textures aren't real music duh.

Tuco wins.

also I think I missed someone's else's rec somewhere...

>>73007462
aoty

Do u guys kno any music that's like spacemen 3 but more sad

>>73002778
>>73003052
yo my rec is https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jacques-brel/ces-gens-la-1/

Also replace Chunga's Revenge on your chart with One Size Fits All or Lumpy Gravy you won't regret it

>>73007701
>also I think I missed someone's else's rec somewhere...
mine
i dont remember it at all so check archive

>>73008161
spacemen 2

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Weekend WOO, time to do nothing!

>>73007701
>first to rec, last to listen

>>73008161
are u a sad grill

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>when you thought the album was gonna be a really cool experimental folky album full of interesting sounds and lyrics but instead its 35 minutes of a guy and a girl noodling around in their room playing instruments and being low fi xd

>>73008931
>when you thought the album was gonna be a really cool experimental folky album full of interesting sounds and lyrics but instead its only one good song

>>73009054
is this a pass the distance joke
this is not ok

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>>73009054
>When you thought the album was gonna be a really cool experimental folk album full of interesting sounds and lyrics and it actually is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRaBn_7JR1U

I don't know how this has so few views.

>>73009099
more like pass the blunt innit

>>73008931
Which is it babey?

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>>73009188
haha yeah~

>>73009199
las malas amistades - jardín interior
the cover looks so cool and all and it's tagged "avant-folk, indietronica" but really its just lo-fi indeh in spanish

also tfw gave two people dubs

>>73009099
>>73009188
>>73009199
>>73009233
hmm

Just Farted About 4000 Times

>>73009313
im a man of numbers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k8IwZg2g6o
viedo game soundtrack covers

Is this the greatest freestyle of all time?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWZelu4m1cY&app=desktop

>>73009338
Your shitposting has been on another level lately

>>73009755
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1_mhjLDb3M

desu senpai

>>73009755
nah tho Riff Raff can't be beat desu

>>73009806
they're not shitposts they're prospective album titles

>>73009755
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-OJRVVawL9k

try again, wool boi

>>73008591
>are u a sad grill
is this not a given

>>73009833
I still need to listen to one of their albums honestly. Dig the little clip of this I watched

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>>73009833
>>73010397
Looks like I'm in for a treat l m a o

It my birtday :~]
Recommen ONLY good music pls

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>>73010288
Have you tried being happy instead?
Heres some avantgarde jazz that makes me happy.

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>Vapor Drawings - Mark Isham
>meme-core, New Age, Jazz

Surprisingly competent for a New Age album. I don't think you could call this elevator music, for how active some of the tracks are. Sympathy and Acknowledgement stirs underneath layered synth patterns, after the collagic opening of "Many Chinas". And apparently, the trumpet you hear throughout the album is actually played by Isham himself.

Isham isn't afraid to be light-hearted, dark, or even patriotic. Meme aesthetic aside, the album is compositionally sound. Plenty of samples for Vaporwave artists to use. If it's still alive.

8/10

>McCoy Tyner - The Real McCoy
>Post-Bop

Elvin Jones on drums = AT LEAST a 7/10

And hearing McCoy Tyner's piano for the first time, way more enjoyable and expressive than Herbie. This album doesn't seek to impress on technicality overall, as Joe Henderson doesn't dwell in atonal sound, and instead constructs very accessible and enjoyable songs.

8/10

>Women - Women
>Pop-Psychedelic-Post-Punk-Rock

Faded and thick rock/punk with some nice vocal harmonies. I immediately recognized "Black Rice"'s chorus hook, somehow having heard it before. Chad VanGaalen's production often leaves in static and crunches, most obviously in "Sag Harbor Bridge". And I KNOW it wasn't my player, after manipulating the track volume. I also gotta mention that "Flashlights" is an excellent climax to an otherwise laidback album.

It's strange that the spoken and monotone vovcals are hidden behind the bright and crass instrumentals, because it makes this album feel more like pop punk with some of its melodies, more experimental in its shorter tracks. This mixture of genres keeps the album kicking during its short runtime.

This reminds me of Liars or She Bit Her Lip, one of the seemingly endless shoegaze/rock bands that rapidly fell in and out of relevance in the past decade. But at the same time, this album was refreshing after all the bleep I listened to, and very succinct.

8/10

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>>73010861
>V/A - Mono No Aware
>Ambient, Prog Electronic

A nice collection of selections from such noticeable artists as Helm, ADR, Yves Tumor, and M.E.S.H. 16 different artists all have a say in constructing a coherent album, and there really is no downside to listening and finding an artist that resonates.

7/10


>James Holden - The Inheritors
>IDM, Microhouse

this is literally a better, more intricate version of Providence - Nathan Fake. Sorry Fish/trip.

I'm already impressed by how Holden manages to make the opener feel like it's swinging slightly. In fact, on many of these tracks, there's a certain feeling behind them that doesn't keep it in a "progressive electronic" category-- it's dynamic, and sucked in sounds from many other places before being created. Footnotes from downtempo, progressive electronic, house, and techno are all present in many of these tracks, often one after the other.

Biggest issue for me is that while each track flows very nicely, nothing jumps out as me as actually memorable. It's stuck between being catchy and immersive, leaning more towards the latter.

Give it a listen if you liked Nicolas Jaar - Space is Only Noise.

7/10


>The Bug - Angels and Devils
>UK Bass, Grime

Guest appearances on 10/12 tracks, with some semi-interesting production.

This album is split into two sections, based off the album's title. The first 6 tracks are heavy as expected of the Bug, but represent hopelessness of an apocalypse-- Grouper does her ambient whispers, copeland has her hypnagogic pop vocals, Gonjasufi does a whiny soul voice, Miss Red is... there.

'The One' is where the album comes alive, so start from there if you don't want to get bored by the slower first 6 tracks.

'Function' is the standout here, Manga does a good performance compared to some of the other "demons". MC Ride doesn't sound bad on 'Fuck a Bitch', but just feels restrained behind dub instrumentals. 'Fuck You' just ends up sounding funny to me.

6/10

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>>73010872
>Endless Surface - Television Sky
>Ambient, Downtempo

>call a track "footnotes" and put footsteps in it

Thrives in very thick and deep chords of many variations, pulling some abrasiveness from Yellow Swans and Jefre Cantu but failing to fully build off of it. Hidden Memory is fairly jarring to hear after the serenity of the previous tracks, but Cathedral makes up for it with a surreal field recording from within a church.

Still, it's free to download, and a decent album to work to.

5/10


What next

The title track to Liebe ist fucking BANGS

http://i.imgur.com/ttSumMc.jpg

Janelle Monáe - The ArchAndroid (2010)
>contemporary R&B, art pop

So over-ambitious and filled to the brim with ideas that I’m honestly shocked it all works. On this album, Monáe creates one of the most cohesive, well put-together concept albums I’ve ever heard. The whole album flows together beautifully, even the tracks that don’t technically flow into each other work together incredibly well, and many different genres work together beautifully. The upbeat soul of “Dance or Die” and “Tightrope” is the best style here without a doubt, though, as some of the attempts at rock and psychedelia fall flat. The omnipresent guitar solos are a bit tasteless, and of Montreal’s guest contribution is pretty terrible despite their pedigree. Barring some less-than-stellar tracks, a great, incredibly well put-together album.

3.0+

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice - Jesus Christ Superstar [Original Concept Recording] (1970)
>rock opera

I saw Jesus Christ Superstar a long time ago, and a lot of the appeal is definitely lost when you take out the visual aspect, the only thing left is a cheesy husk that really makes no sense conceptually. This is still a pretty fun listen, it’s /so/ exceptionally over-the-top that you can’t help but love it at least a little bit. I usually don’t like Webber, but he does good work here. He combines the two most extravagant genres—show tunes and progressive rock—and amps up the extravagance even more than I thought was possible. Gillian does a nice job in the title role, but Head’s performance of Judas is extraordinary. Even though half the album consists of duds, Head’s throat-scratching vocals are always enthralling to listen to.

2.5+

>>73001945
this is what I'm using it's probably a transcode tho
>https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/72721294/#q72723788

>>73009755
interior crocodile aligator I drive a chevrolet movie theatre

>>73011151
Oh you know what... that might actually be better ngl. Chip tha Riiiiiiiperrrr. What ever happened to that dude?

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nice

>>73010895
Do Insignificance.
Also can I rec you some jazz on your next chart :8)

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Cool pick

>>73011586
eggcelent :v)

John Cale was P much exactly what I expected, couple performances sucked (too much synth, drums not mo tucker, just wank in general) but for the most part it was fun, especially when he picked up the viola and played heroin with fat white family. Prob not worth the money I spent to get down but hey I saw a member of TVU play TVU songs

Now heading back up to Scotland at 5am drink with no sleep
/blog

>>73008329
you dihnp that's on my chart
I suppose that was an unspoken restriction

>>73015123
YOU PUT THE TWO ZAPPA ALBUMS I SAID YOU SHOULDN'T PUT ON YOUR CHART

AAAAAA

Replace Chunga and Crusing w/ Ruben with One Size Fits All and Lumpy Gravy

My new rec is Paavo - s/t

>>73015123
>>73015149
FUCKKKKK U HAVE PAAVO ON UR CHART 2

HNNNNGGGG

new re c is https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jacques-brel/a-lolympia-1/

dude weed

>>73015493
lmao

>>73015493
LG (Life's Good)

>>73010861
>women sounds like pop punk
as someone who hates pop punk and loves women, i do not understand this comparison at all

good onion tho

>>73016240
Oh I was just listing off genres they pulled from, they're definitely not pop punk

But yeah I guess I have to listen to Public Strain now

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scores

Need a rec from Terminus

test

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new tourney waddup

>>73017005
o shit
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_fiery_furnaces/bitter_tea/

>>73017050
Heard that one

also the restriction is nothing of this chart forgot to say>>73001929

>>73007701
oh golly, letov link inbound
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/

>>73017005
LIFE - Popular Music

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lula-cortes-e-ze-ramalho/paebiru/

>>73017163
I heard that one as well, long time ago, forgot to rate

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>>73017005
Fun times ahead brah

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/%E3%82%8F%E3%81%9F%E3%81%97%E3%81%AE%E3%82%B3%E3%82%B3/%E3%82%8F%E3%81%9F%E3%81%97%E3%81%AE%E3%82%B3%E3%82%B3/

>>73017176
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jackie_o_motherfucker/fig__5/

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/plus_tech_squeeze_box/cartooom_/

>>73017067
Heard this?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/autechre/confield/

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lubomyr_melnyk/lubomyr_melnyk_performs_kmh/
:8)

>>73002627
>Doc oc as a meh

Try again

>>73017005
boris with merzbow - rock dream

>>73017508
nope, it on

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/nikhil_banerjee/afternoon_ragas__bhimpalasri__multani/

I should review this joint soon

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>>73017005

>>73017005
bugskull - phantasies and senseitions
let's try this again lol

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Stephan Bodzin - Liebe ist... (2007)
>minimal techno, tech house

Subdued techno that still packs a punch. The length is an issue, at nearly eighty minutes it feels like some tracks could have benefited from some trimming, but Bodzin’s grasp of rhythm and texture is second to none. The title track is absolutely insane, somer of the best synth work I’ve eve heard on a techno track, and altogether just one of the best techno tracks I’ve ever heard. Nothing else comes close to it, but it’s still consistent.

3.0+

Lucio Battisti - Emozioni (1970)
>pop

Doesn’t even come close to the Technicolor pop suites of Anima latina, here Battisti treats us to a decidedly generic, unremarkable collection of songs. Appropriately bombastic, with nice arrangements and vocals, but everything feels so hollow and there aren’t any good melodies to grasp on to. The progressive elements also feel quite shoehorned in, with ill-fitting tempo changes plaguing a couple tracks. A weak album from an otherwise solid artist.

2.0+

>>73010691
happy birthday!

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Still some spots left

>>73018023
yam cheating with that one desu

>>73018023
Roscoe Holcomb - An Untamed Sense of Control

>>73018023
https://relups.bandcamp.com/album/sirup

>>73018023
can i do an EP?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/plagal_grind/plagal_grind/

>>73010691
hap birth

https://youtu.be/PudSpoy_AMA

>>73018023
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tv_girl/who_really_cares/

I'm procrastinating by reading the Communist Manifesto. Please just kill me now.

>>73019377
you suffer but why

i need someone else in my tourney to make the participants even somebody hit me up with a rec

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post-feelist - 4.33

>Current 93 - Black Ships Ate the Sky
Defiently need to give this another re-listen. Plenty of aspects I liked but really didn't deliver very well.
5/11

>Simon Wickham-Smith & Richard Youngs - Ceaucescu
Didn't like one of Richard youngs other albums, most of my same problems apply here. The plauge of the draining noisy electric guitar is present here too.
4+/11

>Ghédalia Tazartès - Diasporas
Throat singing (ew) with some interesting though still bland musique concrète elements.
4+/11

From listening to a lot of post-feelist's recs this is 100% his taste. All the albums he loves tend to have some traits to them that I can't describe which I don't like.

Comet next.

>>73019558
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/japancakes/the_sleepy_strange/
>>73018023
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/shivkumar-sharma-brij-bhushan-kabra-hariprasad-chaurasia/call-of-the-valley-3/

>>73019558
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/albert-ayler/albert-ayler-in-greenwich-village-1/

>>73019612
in
>>73019622
heard
you can get in anyway if you get yet another person to join

>>73019571
Nice, remember fifteen is swapped with this: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/negativland/fair-use-the-story-of-the-letter-u-and-the-numeral-2/

>>73019639
I'm only doing what's on my image unless I'M FISH edits the image before I get around to that album

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>Gorillaz - Demon Days
Some really good songs here (O Green World, Dirty Harry, Every Planet We Reach is Dead, November has Come) but the rest are mostly bleh, especially the last 4 or so tracks. It sounds almost like Damon made the albun in chronological order and got lazier toward the end. A lot of these songs also overstay their
welcome by one or two minutes. 3/5

>David Bowie - Earthling
Didn't expect to like this one nearly as much as I did. I'm a sucker for good breakbeat, but this album isn't particularly original since the genre was about on its way out when this album released. But Bowie does it very well, especially coupled with his singing, and does a good job mixing it up throughout the album. 4/5

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>>73019892
>beat happening 2
how could you possibly... have your own opinion?

>>73019961
more like beat not happening lol

>>73019638
Ok, me
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/nikhil_banerjee/afternoon_ragas__bhimpalasri__multani/

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lol maf

>>73020081
>six half stars = seven
hmm.....

iceland is unreasonably beautiful

>>73020494
how dare they

>>73020113
maybe they just wanted to have an 11/10 rating

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>>73020494
where?

>>73020867
ya mutha's box

>>73021408
I'm excited for this listenalong. There's been some unlistenable stuff lately, but this sounds like it's on the right track.

Also traveling lately and being a phone poster, so couldn't photoshop something if I tried.

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>Lil Yachty - Teenage Emotions
Fucking WHY YOU DOING THIS TO US.. STOP with the "ballads" and romantic shit. I am a big fan of Lil Boat, but that's because it's full of bangers, the type of song he for whatever reason decided to not attempt here. I miss those sharp warm synths man.
2/5
>Gucci Mane & Metro Boomin - Drop Top Wop
Everything after the 4th track was just really damn good (after going back, the first 4 tracks were good to, just not as great). Loved the production and beats. Songs like "Dance with the Devil" are exactly what I want for that nightclub aesthetic. Packed full of melancholic high-life bangers. Didn't top Carti for 2017 hip hop, but it was a close contestant.
4/5

>>73017005
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_cars/the_cars/

>>73022043
i think u late

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Damo Eye. Overall: 3.50... Which onions yall wanna hear next? I'm thinking EthyBoy
>Boredoms - Super æ
Although many of the instrumental sections were very interesting, this was definitely longer than it should have been. A lot of it felt like directionless wankery too. The percussion was the main highlight. Also, Pop Tatari is better.
3/5
>Can - Future Days
Actually VERY surprised I liked this as much as I did, because iirc I gave this a 2.5/5 or something when I first heard it. Use to not be a CAN fan, guess that's not the case anymore. This felt like a hot tub in music form.. this felt like walking through a heavy tropical fog. I loved the aesthetic of it and how easy of a listen it was. Heard it described as Sims-esque music, and that's a pretty accurate description, which is a good thing because I fucking love the Sims soundtrack and vibe. Overall highlight was the last quarter of "Bel Air" (those drums.. jfc). Very excited for the day where I can hear this in an appropriate environment, such as with a margarita on some island.
4/5
>Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70 - Expensive Shit
Sooo groovy. Really loved the keyboard, wasn't as enjoyable in the sections that didn't include it. I could see this album growing on me though.
3.5/5

>>73022520
Do it. Make sure it's the New York Sessions of Blood on the Tracks, which is way diff

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>>73000377
https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/--2
VaporwavexWeen

>>73023181
ween more like peen

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you know what this general needs?

MORE
TRIPFAGS

WE NEED AT LEAST

500 HUNDRED TRIPFAGS

NO NO

EVEN MORE

MAKE IT 900 TRIPFAGS

>>73023181
it's bad.

>>73023384
sounds good!

>>73023384
haha why did you post thsi :)

>>73016601
>when you win
ho boy look like im winnin

is there a restriction

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reminder that this is actually episode 95

>>73010895
I told you last time, do Cornfield next!

>>73024557
there's no cornfield on there there's only confield

>>73010895
btw did you know Cindy Lee is just Women in drag
fun facts by trip up

>>73024627
thats what they want you to think

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>>73024051
oh last one said 84 but yeah I think we're on 95
fixed

>>73024887
>picking a good album for the listenalong
cheater

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ok yeah now this clicked

>>73024922
Listen to their other albums next. Stop after Four Calendar

>>73024911
sry
will line up some elend for next time

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>>73000377
Tried the following albums earlier;
Faust - Self-titled. Brilliant album loved it especially the more electronic/fuzzy sections and the use of sound-effects in general, first krautrock album I've listened to.
>Neu! - Self-titled. Second krautrock album I've listened to, knew about this for years and so was very hyped up only to be let down massively, its essentially a motorik beat with pretty much nothing happening sonically for 30 minutes other than the occasional tinny squeal and dual-panning, I don't get why this is considered a masterpiece, let alone "good" in the first place to be honest.
>Discordance Axis - The Inalienable Dreamless - Haven't listened to any grindcore other than Car Bomb though I had a pretty solid image of what it was going to be like, and it was mostly correct, albeit the screaming was even more incomprehensible to the extent where it became what I term vocal Merzbow, loved the guitars however, I'd say its a mixed bag.

>>73025229
What did you think about Demilich?
Also do either of the Nick Cave records next.

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>>73025314
I'm kinda torn on Demilich, the guitar riffs were some of the best I've heard thus far although the vocals made me feel kinda sick, found some of the later tracks to be quite entertaining, particularly enjoyed Rape Embalmed Beauty Sleep & Erecshryinol. Since my Spotify account (no bully pls) just gave me the whole "epic collection dude XD" schpiel I'll make Nick Cave the next thing I listen to though in chronological order. Will probably take a while before I reach the albums on the chart, I hear he gets better with every record, is that true?

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>>73025476
Hell yeah, Demilich has some great songwriting no doubt but I can see how the vocals might put off someone. Personally I love frogs in my metal and I think they also fit the music pretty nicely.
As for Nick Cave you're in for a wild ride.
>I hear he gets better with every record, is that true?
I wouldn't say each is better than the last, but he's still pretty damn consistent and has a lot to offer throughout his discography, his first and last records are total opposites and along the way he's done plenty of stuff to keep you entertained. Are you familiar with the Birthday party by the way?

>>73025800
Never heard of the Birthday Party until this post, didn't realise Cave was in a band beforehand, should I try their material first?

>>73025901
Up to you I'd say. If you enjoy crazy and raw post-punk it should be up your alley. I was asking because it's probably what's closer to his first few releases: from her to eternity and the firstborn is dead, and to a lesser extent kicking against the pricks so you'd know what you're getting into.

Anyway getting into the whole discog of Cave without having heard much of him is kinda weird, what made you want to do it?

>>73026061
Used to get recommended him on chart threads (haven't been on one for some time), this thread and my futile attempt to slowly clear my backlog. I know little about Nick Cave other than the surprising consistency of his albums (if reviews are anything to go by), I don't really know what to expect though, I get the idea it'll be kinda like a more musically competent version of Joy Division with short-stories for lyrics.

http://i.imgur.com/ivdQBc4.jpg

Nina Simone - I Put a Spell on You (1965)
>vocal jazz, soul, rhythm & blues

Simone at her poppiest, without a doubt. Only “Feeling Good” reaches the level of fire and brimstone that even a single second of Little Girl Blue possesses, besides that track it’s pretty much jaunty, over-orchestrated pop tunes. Simone’s vocals are still great, of course, and the renditions of the title track and Jacques Brel’s “Ne me quitte pas” are both awesome, but then again you’ve got “Marriage Is for Old Folks” and “Gimme Some”. Not only do these to tracks completely contradict each other message-wise, they’re both just pretty bad from a musical standpoint. A livelier, less overdone band could make this more than it is, an overblown weak spot in Simone’s discography.

2.0+

Tom Waits - The Heart of Saturday Night (1974)
>singer/songwriter, piano blues

This is very much a continuation of the booze-soaked, late-night aesthetic of Closing Time (one of my favorite albums ever), but it’s a bit livelier and more playful. The livelier tracks are the highlight, they foreshadow his work on albums like Rain Dogs while still carving out their own, unique, beat poetry-influenced sound. The melancholy is doesn’t as well as it is on Closing Time, with a lot of melodrama hurting the tracks that seemed so natural on his debut. Can’t fault it too much though, it’s Tom Waits, come on.

3.0-

Funkadelic - Funkadelic (1970)
>funk rock

Despite having Funkadelic introduced to me at a very young age by my superfan of a father, this is the first full album of theirs I’ve heard, and I’m a fan. There’s a lot of blues rocky stuff that doesn’t hit me at all, which luckily doesn’t take much away from how damn good the funk is. The anthemic, almost call-and-response vocals are enchanting, and the guitar work is consistently extraordinary. Most importantly, it grooves like a motherfucker.

3.0+

>>73026199
Eh, I wouldn't really compare him with Joy Division. When Nick does post-punk he also tends to get a little bluesy as well. I suppose either your funeral... my trial or let love in are probably what might appeal most to a JD fan.

>>73026325
>hasn't heard Maggot Brain
whaaaaaaaat

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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHH

>>73025229
>only two jazz albums
fix this

BIG SHITS. HUGE FUCKING SHITS ALL OVER TILE FLOOR. POOR JANITOR

>>73027785
haha why did you post this :)

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>>73028228
shitpost lmao!

can ayone recc me some Depeche Mode albums?

also Bauhaus pls

>>73028262
>>73028262
holy fuck

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>>73028276

>>73028276
>dm
Violator and the singles compilation from '98
>bauhaus
first two albums and bela lugosi's dad

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Listened to five different /mu/core albums recently. Here's my thoughts
>MBDTF
7/10
Liked a good bit of it. Kanye's production is undeniably fantastic here. My problems were mostly with the fact I don't find it interesting to listen to rich people complain abou how fucked up they are at very least here. Didn't really find myself that absorbed at any point listening to it. Will probably listen to it again though. Also the last part of Blame Game is really fucking cringey.
>Kid A
7.5-8/10
Liked it a lot. Didn't nessecarily blow me away but it all worked. Will definitely give a second listen. Also curious if I should listen to OK Computer or maybe Amnesiac next.
>Merriweather Post Pavilion
8/10
Really enjoyed this. Again nothing really hit me in a major way but it all was good. In particular the just the general sound was fun to hear. Would like to know about similar albums.
>Trout Mask Replica
7.5-8/10
My feelings are fairly mixed on this. On one hand the general style made the album engaging the whole way through I was always waiting to see what would happen next either with what Beefheart would say or what next bit of utterly insane playing would happen next. But considering the nature of the album I feel it could have been at least a bit shorter. It might just be me being an ADHD retard but by the end it I was without a doubt glad it had.
>Pet Sounds
7/10
It's okay. Lyrics were a bit bland. Just kind of did what it wanted to do then just stopped.

J O I N
O
I
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https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

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The Necks - Hanging Garden

I’m not a huge fan of minimalism, mostly because I don’t know much about it - but this was a super intriguing album. Very repetitive, cyclical jazz record, with little details and shifts occurring gradually. Maybe hearing this concept coming from more of a jazz group is what got me interested, idk. Gonna have to come back to this soon and potentially explore more by these guys, I’ve heard great things.

3.5/5

Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade

Pretty nice classical piece. Still very out of the loop on classical as a whole but the underlying story and four part series is definitely cool. If I try and describe what I liked/didn’t like, I’m gonna sound like an idiot t b h.

3

Billy Nicholls - Would You Believe

Another great contribution to the 60s psych pop movement. Apparently, this kid heard Pet Sounds and decided “I’m going to make the British version”. Label issues got in the way, the album was shelved and it wasn’t released officially until the late 90s. Unfortunate that this isn’t more popular, there’s some great baroque/psych cuts on here.

3.5

John Zorn - Spy vs. Spy

Zorn dedicates an entire album to Ornette Coleman. It’s mostly his tracks ramped up to the max and played at a ridiculous speed. Very impressive from a musical standpoint - I mean I wish I could play this fast. But honestly, it isn’t all that entertaining aside from a few slower cuts on side 2. Cool in concept but Zorn is not my thing.

2.5

King Tee - Tha Triflin’

Five years after his debut, Tee definitely catches up to the times. His flow is tighter, the beats are funkier and everything about this is 100% more modern. There’s a charm to his debut but it feels dated and corny. Over 2 records, he’s seemingly gone from a random Biggie influencer to his own name. There’s even some guest verses from Tha Alkaholics (his crew) and Ice Cube. Probably as good as/better than his debut even if they're different styles.

4

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>>73029818
>I’m not a huge fan of minimalism

>>73029530
Nice to read your updates, it's cool to see someone working through this for the first time. I can see what you're saying about MBDTF, some of the lyrics can come off as a little meh in context.

Calling Pet Sounds okay feel blasphemous to me but maybe it isn't your style idk.

>>73029818
Sorry for the shit reviews btw, just super tired today

>>73029855
But
>mostly because I don't know much about it

If it makes you feel any better, I love that Luciano Cilio album tho

>>73029530
Your rating for Pet Sounds seems pretty high even though your review for it made it sound like you thought it was mediocre.

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>>73029961
>If it makes you feel any better, I love that Luciano Cilio album tho
It does actually thanks.

>>73029969
you're not allowed to give /mu/core a poor rating or else you'll get kicked off the board

>>73029961
I'll probably give it another try. Just expected more like Wouldn't Be Nice I guess.
>>73029969
I still liked. Just kind of didn't get the hype.

>>73030060
I gave that Godspeed album a 3/10 - does that mean I'm banned?

>>73029961
>If it makes you feel any better, I love that Luciano Cilio album tho
that actually makes it even worse

>>73030369
what's your opinion on Reich's works

>>73029818
Definitely dive deeper into The Necks, they are an incredibly consistent band. I'd recommend checking out Drive By and Silverwater next. If you like those, you can pretty much go anywhere from there.

>>73030159
Yeah, like I said maybe it isn't your style. But definitely give it another shot!

>>73030506
Definitely will. I'll check out Drive By soon! Have you heard their album from this year? I've heard it's really good

>>73030591
It's probably my AOTY so far next to Angles 9 - Disappeared Behind the Sun. Blue Mountain from that Necks album is easily my favorite song of the year though, maybe of the past 2 or 3 years even.

You might want to check Angles 9 out too if you like big band jazz like Fire! Orchestra. No vocals though.

>>73029530
>>73030591
Gave it another listen and it definitely clicked.
It was probably matter of not paying that much attention the first time around. It really is some good as fuck orchestrated pop.
Now bumping it to a 8-8.5/10
Definitely going check out more of their discography.

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Starting to feel like writeups are a chore, and is slowing my listening pace for times I don't feel like writing.
Like right now.
So enjoy 3 unexplained numbers. :8)

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i don't know how these work

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>Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back
Not really getting the hype here. Generally tedious and boring throughout, with annoying live show samples for some reason. I feel that ideas are recycled constantly, and even though the album is only about 50 minutes long, it felt like hours. Still, there are a couple good tracks, and the rapping itself is great. 2/5

>Stereolab - Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night
This is the kinda album that hits the spot for me. Stereolab mashes genres together in this album, and very skillfully so. Each track is bubbling with electronic glitches and bleeps, a sporadic jazz influence, and usually more than that. It's messy and insane in a very soothing, intricate way, which is an amazing achievement. Blue Milk and Op Hop Detonation, in particular, are fantastic. But CaPGPVitMN wears thin at times, and could use a bit more polish. 4/5

I'll get the last 3 tomorrow. Also, in between the creation and (slow) completion of this chart, I've manage to amass even more secondhand CDs from thrift stores and garage sales, enough to make another, bigger chart.

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Wire - 154 (1979)
>post-punk, art punk

I’m debating whether or not I like this more than Chairs Missing, but whatever the outcome of that debate may be, this is still a near-masterpiece. Wire’s artsiness can work against them here. Some of the synth-led tracks don’t go much of anywhere, which is a pretty minor complaint considering how fucking good the punkier tracks are. The punk tracks still have a lot of experimentation to them, most of them being built off industrial/ambient soundscapes, and the combination works absolutely perfectly. It’s basically Marquee Moon cross-bred with Here Come the Warm Jets and Neu!, what an album.

3.0+

Robbie Basho - The Grail & the Lotus (1966)
>american primitivism

A continuation of The Seal of the Blue Lotus, more or less. Basho’s early works show a unique guitarist already removed from the work of his contemporaries, but also as a guitarist that’s not really confident enough to go all out with his experiemental tendencies. Basho’s style of playing is obviously rather experimental, but the structures of his pieces are still rooted in the blues, and there’s a real odd dichotomy between the two that doesn’t work very well. “The Dharma Prince” is a tremendous piece, but the whole album is still a far cry from what Basho would do later in his career.

2.5+

Flora Molton & Eleanor Ellis - Etats-Unis Gospel (1994)
>country blues, gospel

Pleasant, down-to-earth gospel. It took a while for Molton’s vocals to grow on me, they take a couple of tracks before they really come in to their own, but they’ve got so much damn soul to them, and an almost childlike quality to them at points. Ellis’ guitar work is outstanding, as is Molton’s work on the slide guitar. It’s too long, with a lot of standards that I know performed slightly better by other artists, which would probably hurt this more if it weren’t so damn likeable.

3.0

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Pouya and Ghostemane - 1000 Rounds
>Trap

This slaps

8/10

paging jangle

i improved minimalism see
https://clyp.it/2r5l5nzj

>>73031799
This is not ok

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>>73031934
"Dennis Johnson and his colleague La Monte Young have woven an expert composition, combining the two thoughtful and sparse worlds of November and A Well Tuned Piano. Falling in an out of sync of each other, Young's signature sound is the foundation for Johnson's reluctant tones, in a moving composition that may redefine the history of Minimalism."

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>>73031377
>Bomb Squad production
>Recycled

Probably won't help your enjoyment at all but
here's quote from a Bomb Squad that (imo) explains that style - “Musicians said ‘[rappers weren't] making music, we’re making noise’. So I said ‘noise?? Wanna hear noise?’ I want to be music’s worst nightmare!”.

That whole chaotic, almost apocalyptic atmosphere on there is what I love so much about it. Plus there's a Slayer sample in there which actually works (coming from someone who hates rock samples). It can definitely come off as grating at first though, wasn't my thing when I first heard that.

Idk just figured I'd give my two cents

>>73032029
That was probably my favorite track, probably.

This is one of your personal favorites, right?

>>73032077

>That was probably my favorite track, probably


Nice sentence man


I'm going to bed

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>I'm rambling again

Shit sorry

>>73032077
Yeah, definitely one of my favorites. The whole LA/west coast hip-hop scene has been my shit for the past month or so too

>>73032158
I though Public Enemy was East Coast though

>>73032237
Oh shit yeah that's true, they're Long Island. But that sound is something I associate more with Ice Cube for some reason idk what I was thinking

whom bumping tonite

>>73032340
*whomst

>>73032340
thsi
https://youtu.be/XYb--ClfFVs

>>73032365
fuck offf

>>73032375
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0h8eZDtXedU

this im bumping

>>73031894
wait wat...

THE GLOBALISTS!!!!

>>73031377
I know this is very cliche, and terrible of me to recommend this, but I found myself appreciating Public Enemy loads more after listening to other early hip hop. It really was a revolutionary sound, and still has a fierce bite too. Also, Fear of a Black Planet's sound is marginally less dated, for what it's worth

>>73029530
Give beefheart another chance in a few months. TMR is a very special album

>2017

>>73033230
wdhmbt

http://i.imgur.com/t3ERbtx.jpg

Gorguts - The Erosion of Sanity (1993)
>technical death metal

Obscura this is most certainly not. Very standard death metal is all well and good, but when you know that the band can do so much more the experience is a bit soured, and there are some issues with the album no matter what. Most tracks are structured the same way, and all the “technical” aspects are just fetal stages of ideas that would be fully realized on Obscura. A bit of a disappointment, but hey, they’d definitely get a lot better.

2.0+

http://i.imgur.com/WwSDAtG.jpg

Vivian Girls - Vivian Girls (2008)
>garage punk, lo-fi indie

A vaguely tuneful mess of noisy guitars, but not nearly as cool as that sounds. Not only are the songs here just not good at all, the performances and production are both piss-poor, and every single note here seems entirely derivative of better bands from the ‘80s and ‘90s like Beat Happening and Tiger Trap. Pretty worthless.

0.5

Van Morrison - Moondance (1970)
>singer/songwriter, folk rock

The soul in Morrison’s voice and music that people talk about is completely lost upon me, I really only hear this as a super tepid folk rock album. Astral Weeks has a lot of characteristics I love, mainly the expressive, full-bodied arrangements, and that’s completely lost here. He sheds his Celtic influence and a lot of his jazz influence, leaving the listener with generic folk rock through and though .Morrison’s vocals are always nice (not really soulful though…) as is the title track, but that’s about all that does anything for me.

2.0

>>73023539
nope

http://i.imgur.com/UuNp4rL.jpg

Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman (1970)
>singer/songwriter, folk rock

Some more unobtrusive, bland as sin folk rock. Stevens’ vocals are really nice, and the general soft, chill attitude of the album is pleasant to listen to, but it’s just /way/ too soft to make a mark. The arrangements are either cheesy or too understated, the songwriting is middle-of-the-road, it’s just a really modest album, absolutely to a fault.

2.0

Arab on Radar - Yahweh or the Highway (2001)
>noise rock, no wave

There are some absolutely banging moments here reminiscent of the best no wave or the best Lightning Bolt tracks (the drum production sounds just like Chippendale’s) which keep me interested even when the bulk of this is ultra-formless and grating. The vocals are funny yet irritatingly blunt and childish, and the guitar work is just too damn screechy for me. Soak the Saddle is better.

2.0+

>>73033725
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Shahbaaz

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Rambly late night review incoming

Genesis - Foxtrot
>Prog Rock

I’ve never been a big prog guy but I can certainly see the appeal of this one. Gabriels’ vocals on some of the tracks are perfect, like “Time Table” where he just soars above with these great melodies. The bass is consistently tight and groovy too, adding that little “umf” underneath to tie everything all together. I found myself focusing on that for large portions of the album, it bounces around so perfectly. The drumming is also tight, as you’d expect from Collins. And the organ is certainly a nice touch.

At times, this can be too over the top though. The eight minute “Get ‘Em Out By Friday” verges too much on corny despite having some great ideas. There’s a really cool atmosphere, especially on the later 2-3 minutes - but the constant switch in characters and blunt lyrics makes it kind of an annoying listen. Which is weird because the more poetic lyrics on “Watcher of the Skies” feel much more natural and it’s a style I’m not typically a huge fan of.

My usual problem with prog is the noodly instrumentation - but this stays relatively tight and concise (aside from stretches of “Supper’s Ready”). The lyrics kind of wore on me throughout, even though I think they fit the atmosphere. They felt like a pretentious addition during certain moments, I’m not quite sure how to describe it. The fact that I had to follow along with the various characters and underlying stories was fine but I don’t listen to music like I’m reading damn Game of Thrones idk. If we’re being honest, it was a bit too complex for me at times. While listening to “Supper’s Ready” I couldn’t help but feel like I was watching a play and I was missing the program.

I can appreciate what’s going on here and there’s some damn good music going on. The lyrical concepts are a bit heady for me to enjoy casually though so I’m not sure how often I’d come back to this.

3/5

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I'd like to suggest this classic Italian album, it's a must listen if you want to apreciate 80's Italian music.
Franco Battiato - La voce del padrone
Enjoy:
https://youtu.be/IvWisbYHRp4

>>73033406
>Moondance
Imagine making an album as good as Astral Weeks and then following it up with an entire career of exquisite fucking boredom

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rudi
fish
accel
jimmy
jangle
condom
feelist
yamir
borzoi

nothing with more than 1k ratings, nothing bolded

>>73035913
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/romano-sclavis-texier-and-le-querrec/carnet-de-routes/

>>73035913
ez
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/andrew_poppy/the_beating_of_wings/

>>73034218
solid album, don't see it posted around here much.

>>73035080
a bit depressing innit

>>73035913
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ran_blake_jeanne_lee/you_stepped_out_of_a_cloud/

>>73025800
Just listened through the first two Birthday Party releases, didn't do a whole lot for me, came off as a more heavy PiL sorta thing.

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Hey /daily/!

Having tons of fun in Boston. I missed some things about this place.

Gonna listen to that Shakti record, although I listened to it a fuck ton during my childhood. My father loves the band so much.

Hope everyone is having fun with their memes!

>>73036526
From Her to Eternity is still somewhat raw but also has more focus on Cave himself, his vocals and lyrics. You can try that and if you don't like it go straight to Your Funeral My Trial and Let Love In, but like I said The Bad Seeds don't really give me Joy Division vibes.

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BIG
MEATY
COUNTERPOINT

>>73025800
>dig lazarus dig rated equal to kicking against the pricks
shiggy
>>73036526
>listening to their studio output
shiggy
check out the live album before moving onto cave's "solo" career
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_birthday_party/live_1981_82/

>>73035913
Sir Richard Bishop - Fingering the Devil

>>73036592

Kill yourself

>>73036766
rude

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3 to go

>>73036727
Dig is probably my least listened one after Nocturama, I should give it more spins. I also see Kicking growing on me a bit.

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>>73036766
You first fuckface lol

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A little late on this one, but I don't think anyone will probably even notice me so let's do this.

Tiny Hazard - Greyland

This album really surprised me. My first impression is that this band really digs them some Bjork. This is not abad thing in the slightest and throughout Greyland they show that, similar to Bjork, their versatility is what makes them special. Within the the first three songs we jump from the dream pop Sesame, to the weird, glitchy and childlike Like a Child to the aggressive punk-y vibe of Sharkwhirl. Greyland's biggest fault would probably be its slower tracks (Lynx, Baby) as most of them do not do a ton for me compared to the energy and creativity of the more up-beat tracks with the exception being Greyland which is a truly song. I still really enjoyed this album. The fact that a track like Little One (almost like a math rock art-pop song) can exist on this record is enough for me to really appreciate it.

Shoutout to transgod for the rec!

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well played s

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listened to this a few days ago, just forgot to put down my thoughts.

listen to the listenalong
>>73037469
doopees next pls

>>73036837
Oh there actually isn't a bad album but barring Nocturama, Pricks is probably the least engaging one. Lazarus though is pretty divisive among the fans but I've always seen it as a natural evolution of his strange fascination with Americana culture and mythological tales. More News From Nowhere still the best retelling of the Odyssey yet

Hey, maybe I'll post some more reviews.

>Fruit Bats - Tripper
I can't quite place a finger on why I keep coming back to this. From a casual listen, it sounds like just another revivalist '70s country/folk/psych rock indie band. All done in a conventional way, mind you. But I also think they get something so very right here.

First of all, it's a convincing amalgamation of the early-'70s trends that worked. "Tangie and Ray" is an excellent song in any time that sounds like the type of hit Eric Clapton or The Allman Brothers would've been thrilled with in, say, 1971. And moreover, it has all the production nuances to match--some uptempo tambourine, twangy guitar riffs, the passionate vocals. Really, there's some great, subtle production choices like this throughout, like the mixing of lead guitar and flute on "Heart Like an Orange" that wouldn't have sounded out of place at Watkins Glen in 1973.

At its best it's convincing in that it doesn't come across as some purely cosmetic kitsch, which is all too common in the genre of '00s indie rock bands playing '70s stuff, but rather a sincere extension of what drove that sound in the first place.

7.5/10

>Ultimate Spinach - Behold & See
This is a masterpiece of second-tier psychedelic rock. I say that because it most definitely does not have any widespread appeal next to the psych acts that "made it" with radio play, and there are as many duds as hits. Part of me is sad that they apparently tried to match the commercial levels of, say, Jefferson Airplane, because they just don't sound as good in that respect.

That being said, and as others have pointed out, this hits on this album are some of the most psychedelic songs ever laid to tape. If listeners look past what may now be considered cliche (hey, it's 1968 and this is prototypical, so I encourage you to do so) "Mind Flowers" alone is about as hallucinogenic as music gets. Absolutely essential.

7.75/10

>>73037551
Listening to the Julia Holter album on my chart right now, but I am really looking forward to that Doopees record. I really dig experimental Japanese music from the 90's and will probably do a chart for it in the future.

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How weird would it be if I just all of a sudden turned around completely and started complimenting everyone here? Like going "That's a well written review, good job!" and stuff?

>>73038011
that would be nice, if people wrote well written reviews that is

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>>73038063
Everyone is trying their best!

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>>73038082
haha why did you post this

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>>73038128
Haha that made me laugh, good one! Here have a funny from Reddit!

>>73038168
lol :)

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>Art Ensemble of Chicago - Les stances à Sophie
This gets a 4 for that first track alone, god damn. Really consistent album throughout, I love the avant-garde parts as much as I loved the funky parts. All around, a killer album.
4.0-
>John Coltrane - Giant Steps
About as good as My Favorite Things in my eyes, just more great hard bop from the legend himself.
3.5-
>The Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
DAMN this was an awesome album. This is nothing like the few other jazz-rock albums I've listened to, it packed way more energy and killer guitar parts. It had its slow parts, but I still really liked it.
3.5+

next?

>>73038536
I think you should do We Insist next!

>>73038586
u got it boss

>>73038011
It would have been weirder if you had done it without prior notice, because people would not know what was going on or anything, but instead you chose to announce it with a post and what's the point.

>>73038760
I mean yeah, but it was just hypothetically, I'm not gonna be nice to you fucking cunts lmao fuck you all

>>73038911
what a badass

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>>73038911

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>>73039034
>>73039081
jk I love you and you're great!

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>>73038911

>>73039034
kill yourself, out of all these disgusting lowlifes you are the absolute worst one, you have no right to exist

>>73039269
you're trying too hard

>>73039269
Good post my dude

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Droning ~tymeshifter who seems to have pretty refined psych taste. Also, I'm going to be traveling through Northern Europe for a few weeks. Is there any way at all to edit charts (ie, add scores) from a phone?

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help me schedule 3 albums for the coming week based on Pinegrove - Cardinal

(doesn't mean it has to be genre related)

>>73039576
>I'm going to be traveling through Northern Europe
Where to and more importantly why?

>>73039677
wtf i cant jerk off to this

>>73039657
Copenhagen, Norwegians fjords. I like it all better than the big city.