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>>73771991
cool taste

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>>73771991
>>73772016
I don't enjoy either of your preferences but I will defend, with my life, your right to have them.

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plebs

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>>73771991
What's the one he's holding?

>>73772016
>>73772028
I have literally no idea who any of these are.

>>73772055
Y'know, Gillian Welch (the artist featured in my swag) appears on that O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack.

So, you know, careful where you go tossing buzzwords, mate.

>>73772059
>>73772016 (me)
XTC - English Settlement
Japan - Tin Drum
Thom Yorke - The Eraser
Wolf Alice - My Love is Cool

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>>73772059

The Avalanches - Wildflower

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>>73772094
I really should have known that.

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>>73772016
japan = coo

>>73772055
i listened to that o brother where art thou soundtrack when i was 12 or maybe younger

>>73772094
terrible

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>>73772059
>>73772028 (me)
Gillian Welch - Time (The Revelator)
Raoul Vigna - The Silver Veil
Gareth Liddiard - Strange Tourist
Kev Carmody - Pillars of Society

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>>73772055
>swag (417)

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>>73771991
All sick albums man, good places to branch out as well
>>73772016
>japan
my nigga. Is thom's solo stuff worth checking out?
>>73772028
Welch is top choice man
>>73772055
Says the guy with the movie soundtrack as a favourite album
>>73772059
Cheer up anon
>>73772088
selfish anon not talking to your friends

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>>73771991
smashing taste, anon.

>>73772016
What's the album on the bottom right?

>>73772059
name album on bottom right pt. 2

>>73772131
>Is thom's solo stuff worth checking out?
I've only listened to The Eraser so far and I liked it a lot. It was quite immediate as well, tho I guess being a big radiohead fan contributed to that. It's not quite as mind blowing as much of radiohead is, but there are some amazing tracks on it (I'd recommend Harrowdown Hill and Skip Divided, they're my faves so far). I plan on listening to Atoms for Peace next.
>>73772138
>What's the album on the bottom right?
Wolf Alice - My Love is Cool
they're an english indie band i expected to be shit but ended up really enjoying
>>73772129
oh shit it's Elyse

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>>73771991
Revolver is the second best beatles album
I can't seem to get into Pet Sounds though...
>>73772059
nice taste

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:^)

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>>73771991

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i have the most normie favourite albums of all time :D i guess it doesnt really matter

>>73772186
Not the album I was referring to, but this is still really good. The surf-rock interval in "You're a Germ" is currently getting me going

>>73772270
lmao I just listened to Fishmans for the first time like an hour ago, blew me away desu

>>73772314
oh right sorry, that one's Thom Yorke - The Eraser
I guess i just assumed you meant the other one since radiohead and thom yorke are much more popular on here. Glad you're enjoying the other one tho

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working through some big late 60s chart I found
>>73771991
welcome to moo
>>73772131
how the fuck does anyone enjoy silver apples
mediocre album
>>73772189
never want to meet you irl but I probably wont because you likely never go outside

>>73772419
See, I don't see how anyone couldn't enjoy Silver Apples, especially the first 5 songs. Its brilliant '60s psychedelic pop but it anticipates krautrock and trance, and on top of this it's one of the first albums to feature a synthesiser.

>>73772189
Big Thief - Capacity

The one at the back is the new Floating Points album just in case that's what you meant.

>>73772273
Superfast Jellyfish is legitimately one of my favourite songs ever and I completely forgot that until I saw this post. thanks anon.

>>73772491
its so fucking DULL though
its literally some lackluster percussion over a synth arpeggio and out of key singing
every track is the exact same

>>73772273
It does
Ghand em

>>73772491
>it anticipates trance
how pleb do you have to BE to say this

>>73772270
Whats the second album?

>>73772516
Are you into '60s psychedelic pop as a whole?
Yeah the singing isn't all that great, but that gives it a bit of diy charm imo. But to me the music is some of the most exciting stuff to come out of '67, the hypnotic repetition puts you in some sort of altered state, and the pusing oscillations of that homemade synth are mesmerising. I know it's a meme, but listen to it loudly.

>>73772531
this plebby apparently :^)
Are you telling me a repetitive electronic bassline over heavily syncopated 4-on-the-floor percussion isn't at all like the house movement (trance was the wrong term)

>>73772549
Can't wait for summer to be over.

>>73772531
>>73772564
>he compared Silver Apples to trance and house
way to shit on psych rock. go listen to monstercat if you want to listen to house and trance so badly.
Can't WAIT for summer to be over.

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>>73771991
wish I was in the summer mood, great albums though

>>73772189
I feel like we would be friends but we would never talk about anything interesting