/daily/ - Anti-Hipster Edition

More like /daily/ GOT TOLD.

What are some good roadtrip with the boys albums

Thinking like MBDTF or something but I need 13 hours worth

qwerty123

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new chart woo

[spoiler]i'm probably not gonna finish this[/spoiler]

>>74357270
Lonesome Crowded West, the Monitor, Double Nickles on the Dime and Generic have always been crowdpleasers when I've driven

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>>74357270
you can't spell roadtrip without rip

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Never ended up posting it here it looks like.

After 3 months I finally made a list of my favorite 50 hip hop albums from my long journey. Thoughts? Feel free to roast/rate.

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Herbieguy/my-top-50-hip-hop-albums/

>>74357746
i second the comment that says do an EAI list, hip hop is a complete unknown to me

>>74357270
uh maybe you'll like this more than me
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/elder_f2/lore/
and some dubby post rock
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pan%E2%80%A2american/pan%E2%80%A2american/

Hey /daily/ I'm pretty new to /mu/ and started filling out a calender for the rest of the year. What do you guys recommend?

>>74357958
what do you like? any artists, genres?

>>74357935
What is EAI exactly?

>>74358001
I'll listen to anything. I want to try and broaden my horizons in music

>>74358001
>>74358118
Except for maybe really hardcore metal and punk.

>>74358093
Electro-Acoustic Improvisation

Free Improvisation, usually associated with noise or drone and textures. I guess you could say it's basically improv with a greater focus on instrumental variety, conventional or not. In no way easy to get into, but here's an EAI release that I really liked recently:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YO5HeT-TNWY
Good Morning Good Night (that one album that's a meme) is another famous example. I guess I would start with something quieter and simpler before getting into "let's destroy your ears" sounds, like this:
https://phinery.bandcamp.com/album/--2
https://cathnor.bandcamp.com/album/wedding-ceremony

>>74358127
o k
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/oneohtrix-point-never/replica-1/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/tim-buckley/starsailor/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/kronos-quartet-pat-metheny/different-trains-electric-counterpoint/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the-bulgarian-voices-angelite-feat-huun-huur-tu-sergey-starostin-and-mikhail-alperin/fly-fly-my-sadness/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/comus/first_utterance/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/this_heat/this_heat/
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/coil/the-ape-of-naples-3/

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>randomly come across Laptop Battles while looking more into EAI's origins on wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laptop_Battle
how did I not hear of this

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>>74357958
You could also look into /daily/-core if you don't want just my inbred taste

>>74357958
>>74358313
keep in mind about half those albums are just memes or unlistenable garbage

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>>74358127
>Except for maybe really hardcore metal

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>>74358127
>>74358396
we could try with ~melodic~ hardcore

that album was the only one even near my car stereo for months you could give it another try w/ dem boys >_>

WOOOOOO

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slowney
jangle vs stick

>Terry Riley - Persian Surgery Dervishes
he can play the keyboard

but will he do anything
3-/11

>Juana Molina - Halo
Essentially the same thing as that Efterklang album, which I've lowered the score of. Soft bleeps and pop but nothing stands out, just exists.
5+/11

stick advances

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>>74359810
HOOOOOO

tfw u snort coke off your dick

>>74359873
tfw no dick to snort coke off of

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>>74359896
you can snort it off THIS

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>>74359861
>Terry Riley - Persian Surgery Dervishes
>3-/11
>he can play the keyboard
>but will he do anything
he did do things were you not listening aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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Damn, this is pretty good

>>74359861
forgot to add comet's rec to the image

>>74360730
yea
would make a great The Sims soundtrack :}

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Good morning /daily/!

How are you?


Rate Comment me and Rec me!

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>>74361401
no

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thread is dead, let's revive it with the classic game of the last 100 rym ratings

post em, guess who is who

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>>74361401
eh might as well
just got back from counseling at camp, haven't had time to listen to music since it's no phones in front of campers.

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>>74361857
uhhhhh hmm
rec me a good cool jazz album pls

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>>74361857

>>74362073
oh no i left my name on woops

>>74362079
trip up how about you shut up

>>74362116
agreed

>>74362116
(yamir, by the way)

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>>74361857
Accel
>>74362073
Lamb

>>74358237
tfw saw Alec Empire v. DJ Spooky battle in NYC in 1996
>laptops, records and samplers
https://www.discogs.com/DJ-Spooky-That-Subliminal-Kid-vs-Alec-Empire-Live-At-Soundlab/release/350155#images/1455708

>>74362327
Ethan, my man!

>>74357270
throw in some outlaw country / country rock (townes, graham parsons, merle, willie, etc), shit is great driving music

>>74362404
Don't think you're allowed to participate. What do you know about RYM?

>>74362446
I know dadrock genres when I see em, pal!

>>74362636
This is why you got banned

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>Various Artists - Imaginational Anthem, Vol. 8: The Private Press (2016)

A collection of uber-obscure American Primitive cuts just in case one needed a reminder that the genre exists outside the 10-or-so names that get thrown around. Of course, none here seem as skilled as the heavy hitters, but the loose nature of the "genre" allows for quite a bit of experimentation and varied inspiration, so the sound is all over the map--from more traditional folk guitar to Indian ragas accompanied by a tabla.
6.5/10

>Judee Sill - Heart Food (1973)

I do like Judee Sill a bit and can conceivably recognize her as one of the great songwriters and know that there are some deep layers here that reveal themselves over time, but how slowly and subtly it all comes. I've spent years now with her two studio albums and I can't say I've totally grasped everything going on there outside of some great arrangements, clever lyrics, and pleasant melodies. I know how thorough she must have been writing this album, but its sweetness verges on Disney soundtrack at times like near-eight-minute closer, "The Donor", until you crack its code, so to speak. She's Joni Mitchell for people with patience. I'm just going to have to spend more time.
6/10

>Randy Burns - Evening of the Magician (1968)

This is pretty great and Randy Burns nails some of the things that drew me to folk in the first place. The feeling here is palpable--he has a great ability to dictate the mood with some always-spot-on, meticulously selected melodies (all with truly perfectly paired faint orchestral arrangements in the background, mind you), if that's not too much of an abstraction to claim. It's so quaint and pleasant and never over-reaching in the same manner as some of the timeless folksingers like Seeger himself. Maybe that's some of the cultural appeal of folk music--this ability to stand outside of complexity (and time at its very best) just to make a heartfelt statement.
7.5/10

>>74360984
dot dot dot

listenalong when

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>>74361857
shamepai?
>>74362073
Zolo gives you away
>>74362327
Ethy

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>>74364026

>>74364626
>>74362327
>>74362073
>>74361857
Sdc

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>>74361857
co
>>74362327
ethy?
>>74364626
blapp

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>>74364995
fuck, didn't see it was last month

>>74364960
Dogevillage

>>74364856
delete this
>>74364960
yes
how did you know

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>>74361857
co
>>74362327
ethy
>>74364626
accel

>>74365071
Yes.

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COMET

MARK AND

>>74359861
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/wise_blood/id/

>>74365694
>>74334710

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Getting through another film rec.

>Persona (1966)

The key here is: "Nothing."

This film has already been talked about to no end through more lenses than you could imagine, and it's hard not to project interpretations on it due to its abstract representation of the psyche. Why does it have so many debated interpretations? The most obvious answer is because of some experimental, symbol-heavy, provocative montages throughout--most notably the bookended scenes--but also because Ingmar Bergman charts into some hazy territory regarding our understanding of this thing called the ego.

That's my take on it, at least. What's concretely here is the story of a successful actress that's given up on playing characters to the point where she refuses to speak altogether. She's hospitalized under the pretense of insanity and eventually retreats to a vacation home with her nurse caretaker with whom she develops a relationship. Every critic will inevitably point to the two lead characters here as two vague sides of a single entity, which is less-than-subtly suggested throughout the film: the nurse whose name translates to "Soul" and whose own sanity is violently challenged by a nihilistic worldview, and the actress who's disillusionment has driven her to non-action.

The common projection-interpretation of this film is a compliment to how well it represents this existential dread we all experience through varying degrees and manifestations in the face of mortality and insignificance--a common theme throughout Bergman's films. I'm reminded of Ernest Hemingway's A Clean, Well-Lighted place, which ends famously with the lines "Nada y pues nada y nada y pues nada." Both writers here fill their stories with modern, disillusioned characters without desire and characters who openly self-deceive just to avoid nothingness.
8/10

>>74366463
Is this poseurcore?

>>74366696
As far as film goes, yes. It's canon because it's good though.

recommended record players?

w h e r e ' s
t h e
l i s t e n a l o n g ?

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oooh title track is so fresh

>>74369146
would you say it's one of...

...the things that are your favorite?

>>74369146
this has been stuck in my head all week

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>>74369248
the way the sax gets back in at 7 minutes is just top tier coolness

>>74369206
want to get smacked bro? :3

>>74369146
Check out some live performances on YouTube where he takes it way out there too

>>74366100
Sorry, thanks.

Jus Fucked Roun An Got Horny

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>>74361857
zane

>>74370466
oh shit I meant

>>74365151
is zane

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>>74370466
borzoi

You are into music because you want to make music and have that be "your purpose". But you can't. So instead you revolve you're life around analyzing the music that everyone else is making.
Other people don't care about music that much, so they just listen to whatever. This angers you.

>>74370847
me desu

>>74370847
ooh ya got me :( you are superior

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>>74370815
FUK

>>74370847
Im not into music.

>>74370815
i'm loving your reviews btw. Like every time I open RYM there's a new one and it's kinda fun

>>74370847
That feel when you revolve you are life around something

>>74370847
RT or you will get visited by the Ring girl in your sleep

>>74370929
fug, I was wondering if people were getting notifications even though I don't publish my reviews. I don't wanna be spamming people, especially since my reviews are generally little notes to help me remember why I deleted an album.

>>74371046
No you gotta keep them, it's very nice going to a small unknown album and seeing a little note from you so I know what to expect of it more than just a genre tag yknow?

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>>74370847
oh yeah that post in the redpill thread
good thing people in /daily/ already make music, and I'm very slowly working on it myself

>Miss Miracle - Walk On War
>Dark Ambient
So clearly the first sounds I can interpret is reversed audio clips, which is why I was uncertain going into this album-- being that reversed audio has a lot of internet cliches attached to them. I don't think I was able to get past that on the first track, but Let Down Your Pain's second half was a more interesting step in sound collage.

I think another issue I have with much of this is how much of the sounds droop all over each other like melted ice cream, which isn't unexpected of reversed audio. As much as I like ambient, some solid, tangible sounds are good for giving the music a bit more oomph. Adding a bit of that gives something like a 40 minute drone record some flavor-- the majority of the record is sinewy and thin, with nothing to balance it out unlike Acid Memories.

I like a lot of the different sources used in the majority of this, even under the same filters-- The B-side in particular, from For Valorie, is warming on me. An Angel Gets Its Wings reminds me of Klein - Only, in a good way, and is probably my favorite track. I guess that personal bias is what's keeping me from getting on board with the rest of the album, unfortunately.
5

>Jorge - True Friendship
>""post-nightcore""
I'm really curious on hearing the sample sources for this, in however they've been manipulated from high-energy to space ambiance like this.
7

>>74371046
you dominate my notifications tbqh

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>>74371114
FUCK wrong image

>>74371131
hampus when
(make sure to read the booklet)

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>>74371187
>booklet
I can't find it, did hampo mess with his bandcamp and hide it

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>>74371092
I doubt anyone needs to see my lolicore reviews though lmao.

>>74371114
I'm hoping it'll get better once I clear out my backlog, I made multiple autistic lists and it's just bad.

>>74371292
It's on Soulseek

>>74371306
I read the lolicore review you made today B-)

And once again my anger for the RYM mods came to me when I realized "Lolicore" is recognized as a real genre but not nightcore

>>74371398
The RYM genre queues are hell unless you're submitting some obscure regional folk music.

>>74371398
Isnt lolicore just nightcore for people who smell like cum?

>>74371455
I didn't know your mother liked lolicore.

>>74371489
Me neither.

>>74371455
>nightcore people don't already smell like cum

>>74371455
But they're both weebcore, lolicore is just edgier.

rec me something i would probably like please thanks

>>74371636
women - public strain

>>74371636
women - public strain

>>74371636
Telstar Drugs

>>74371695
>>74371700
oh shit this is pretty good. might become a new favorite

>>74371716
>recs me something he hasnt heard
meme

>>74371636
unironically this is the peak of gay mathy indie emo stuff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E8U6zqgPwM

>>74371636
https://hollywoodfundownstairs1.bandcamp.com/album/tetris

>>74371766
i only like two of those descriptors but we will see

>>74371737
Just listened to the opening of the first track
Telstar Drugs- Telstar Drugs

>>74371783
gay and indie, right

https://rateyourmusic.com/~bstngc1999
shhhhh
>>74371788
oh wow this is great 10/10
>>74371777
cant tell if shill

>>74371783
gay and stuff?

>>74371804
no shill
it was me who rec'd

>>74371820
oh cool
>>74371808
>>74371796
alright 3
gay mathy indie

>>74371131
when are you gonna listen to copy

>>74371804
Reported

>>74371849
uh babe

>>74371804
>1999
reported for underage
>>74371849
reported for announcing reports

>>74371874
i've been 18 for like 6 months now please get the memo
>>74371766
this is actually p great so far

>>74371843
ill do it next with Dogwander's other album, blapp needs to step it up

>>74371835
gay people unironically make interesting music ngl

>>74371902
gay people also make uninteresting music

>>74371983
ah yeah forgot about Arca's self-titled

i think i'm gonna start a new thing where i ask for 1 rec a day and then write a review for it. maybe i'll call it "daily listening" or something. anyone wanna join me?
>>74372050
to be quite honest i havent listened to that since the first time i heard it so im not sure if it'll hold up

>>74371902
sorry, ill catch up tonight

>>74372103
Sounds fun I'm in

>>74372103
>listening to an album and reviewing it every day
lmao who would do that

>>74370924
You are into shitposting because you want to make shitposts and have that be "your purpose". But you can't. So instead you revolve you're life around analyzing the society of spectacles that everyone else is living in.
Other people don't care about shitposting that much, so they just post :0 . This angers you.

>>74357065
Grimefags will never understand the greatness of Big Rare. Shit saddens me.

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>feed me jack - anatolia
big fan of how poppy this is without compromising interesting composition or dynamics - lots of the songs have really catchy, singalong melodies and chorusy choruses juxtaposed against the weird time signatures and twinkly gay mathy indie emo guitar work. this touches a lot of my musical fetishes, but does so from a different perspective from a telstar drugs or a women, and it kind of makes me want to listen to more emo, as terrible as that sounds. great stuff that scratches my feelsy indeh itch.

>>74372195
>society of spectacles
More like SDCpai

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>>74372226
but do *you* even begin to understand the greatness of grimes?

>>74372274
I am

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>>74372103
>blogging
ill do that too, here's mine

>Julian Wolfe - Steel Hammer
>Choral, Post-Minimalism
A real shame that this seems to have gone unnoticed by many. Wolfe takes dozens of interpretations of the famous American folk hero John Henry, and combines them into a fluctuating, mythical narration. This is most notable in "Characteristics", as the singers repeat and switch between traits of John Henry. The image of this man who overcame machine shifting as I listened was profoundly vivid; the way that stories change between word of mouth across time and places is wonderfully captured, and makes Henry's figure almost all the more imposing.

Musically, I'm reminded of Reich's operatic work, but delivered in a much more accessible, emotionally variable, and melodic fashion. Fiddles, tambourines, and handclaps are used to summon an Old America atmosphere, while still building off of the unique and progressive sound Reich is known for. I may just give this a 9 in due time.

favorite track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoQ05ATFt28
https://juliawolfemusic.bandcamp.com/album/steel-hammer

>>74372195
damn...
>>74372117
I'm almost done with my backlog chart and then I can do somethin like another song tourney, take your time
>>74372226
Do not mention their name in this place.

Some dumbposts got the thread going. He'll yeah.

>>74372195
:0

>>74372274
Somepai is canon.

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This will be a shameful update. One more and then I'm done.

>Kronos Quartet - Kronos Quartet Performs Philip Glass (1995)

Another big case of "what do I know about modern classical music?" Kronos Quartet are about the biggest act in modern classical from what I can tell and perform some not-so-strict interpretations of music over a wide variety of genres. At his best, Philip Glass's compositions tend to appeal to this sense of wonder and magnificence--at mankind, at nature, at the cosmos, etc., hence his constant billing in projects of similar subjects--and the performance here by the Kronos Quartet really highlights that with some dynamic sheets of sound.
7/10

>The Velvet Underground - The Velvet Underground (1969)

It's sacrilege to say anything critical about these guys, right? There are so many points to make about how groundbreaking they were, how they changed the course of rock, etc. More power to them. I like the good songs and don't get the rest, just like plenty of other acts. Go figure. The songs on this album ditch the experimentalism of White Light/White Heat (with the exception of the nine-minute highlight, "The Murder Mystery") in lieu of a much mellower sound in the same vein as opener, "Sunday Morning", from the self-titled debut. This is clear in the straight-forward, accessible highlights of "Candy Says", "Pale Blue Eyes", and "After Hours"--all great songs with fantastically honest and plain vocal deliveries, letting the guitar shine through. At its worst, I can't help but think Lou Reed's songs like "Beginning to See the Light" were cut without even a hint of reflection, like neither the lyrics or the vocal melody had been decided before the tape started rolling.
6/10

>Kenny Knight - Crossroads (1980)

Hell, I forgot to write down my thoughts, so I'll write the review upon re-listening. Nice, pleasant country rock, nonetheless.
6.5/10

>>74372845
>Grateful Dead - Dave's Picks Volume 20: CU Events Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 12/9/81 (2016)

I was on an '81 Dead kick recently, not knowing much about it, out of some curiosity. And what I found was just fine--obviously lacking the vigor and curiosity of the preceding '70s years, but not sloppy like one might expect from an '80s show. So be it. I'll say up front that the overwhelming draw here is the killer setlist. How spoiled the audience was to get such a loaded show. Take the second set for example: you'd be lucky to get any of these songs at a given show, and this lucky audience got one after another. Throw in a Bird Song and Satisfaction (I didn't even know they played this one) encore for good measure, and you've got a great release.

All that being said, does anything here stand out in particular? Well, it's totally solid and you won't find weak spots to nitpick, but I also think it's generally unremarkable as far as this band goes. Who can nitpick with a setlist like this anyway?
6.5/10

>>74372845
>>74372878
you are so sassy

>>74372917
Yep

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Hi friends. Gotta stay up for another 3.5 hours to get used to night shifts starting tomorrow. What's up?

>>74372997
Muh diq

>>74373017
wow lewd

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>>74372878
While I can't say I'm a huge fan of your taste, your reviews are consistent and cool

>>74373047
Taste is an illusion

>>74373092
maybe you should get some then LOL!!!

>>74373166
Starting an Excel spreadsheet of your posts and whether they fall into the category of "thoughtful reflection about music" or "insecure, hiveminded shitpost" to determine if filter once and for all

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Thanks for the recommendations /daily/! I'm this anon here >>74357958 and this is my calendar for the rest of this month. I'll be adding the rest of the year's albums tomorrow I think. If you think of something that I should just let me know

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>hollywoodfun downstairs - tetris
screams dragged out of whocaresville accompanied by some pretty sweet guitar tones and drumming. only gripe of mine is that the screaming is almost totally unnecessary and that a lot of the instrumentals would be perfectly compelling without lumberjack paddywhack over top. still a pretty okay time for the most part except for when it's bad.
>>74373248
you know im a great poster father

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>>74373249
Mandatory.

i'll take one more rec if that's okay with you.

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>>74373328

>>74373261
no offense but I have no idea what this review is trying to say besides that it's just okay

>>74373415
thats exactly what it's trying to say

>>74373249
>Einstein on the Beach
>in one day
u sure about that
>>74373248
your "preferences towards genres" then, also don't diss lil trip
>>74373261
> would be perfectly compelling without lumberjack paddywhack over top
Alright what the fuck is this

>>74373450
its just fun phrasing for AAAAAAAAAAAA
also
>lil trip

>>74373500
and you call me a shitposter....

>>74373519
You're at 3-0

>>74373528
sir i believe you missed>>74373261

>>74372997
hope you can survive the night shift, my dad's been working it my whole life.

>>74373604
We'll soon find out. Going to be my first time, though I've had all nighters before in my free time behind my pc and I tended to go to bed late at night before I got a job so I'll probably be fine.

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I figure that TMS and OKC could grow on me, but I'm impatient and don't feel like relistening to them right now.

>>74373441
then just say that

>>74373821
but then i wouldnt get to type "lumberjack paddywhack" on purpose

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>ozric tentacles - pungent effulgent
my first foray into Actual Space Rock, meaning the subgenre of progressive rock with distinctly spacey themes and sounds, NOT meaning sadboy indie that sounds like space like in the cases of Duster or Spiritualized, and it surprised me quite a bit, mostly because of how downright cheesy it is, from the 80s synth sounds to the guitar soloing. only more surprising was how well that cheesiness worked; these sounds inhabit some forgotten plane of retro-space paradise, like umbrellas in your Mars Martini, or something vaguely spacey and distinctly commercial like that. the music itself is mellow, and reminds me of Can in a lot of places, in how it's content to wallow in itself and its atmosphere with only the drums and a groovy bassline to anchor it to the concept of motion. the highlight is Ayurvedic, which is pretty much a microcosm of what the album does as a whole, with a sincerely fantastic bassline and energetic drumming leading into some of the best spacey drums + bass jam stuff i've heard. despite its charm, the album's schtick wears thin as it goes on, and it loses its enjoyability by the last two tracks. really interesting release overall.

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>>74374232

>>74374631
he'll yeah

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>>74374232
>feels it wears thin before even completing the album
m8 you've barely even started

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>>74374686

Dum Dum Girls - I Will Be (2010)
>noise pop, lo-fi indie

This sounds pretty much exactly how I expected it to sound like: simple, twee garage pop. It does this shtick better than their contemporaries like the Vivian Girls, Wavves. etc., but they can't beat the masters of the genre like Tiger Trap or Black Tambourine, and instead settle for mindlessly aping their awesome sound without the songwriting chops. I do have a total weakness for this sound, and the Dum Dum Girls pull it off with major confidence, but they don't go above and beyond their masters, or even their contemporaries.

2.0+

His Hero Is Gone - Monuments to Thieves (1997)
>crust punk

Longer songs would do this band a great service. The longer tracks here, that experiment with taking crust punk into a much more progressive direction, are the best. The shorter tracks, that show up with a single metallic theme, leave little of an impression, and get quite repetitive. These longer tracks, though, my god are they good. The production is incredible, heavy and dirgey yet still clean, and the song structures are weirdly progressive despite never letting up on the heaviness. Don't overlook this if you're into metal or punk.

3.0+

Chocolate Watch Band - The Inner Mystique (1968)
>psychedelic rock, garage rock

The garage rock style is like a lot of other bands from around this time period, in that it's very generic and far too indebted to (read: a total rip-off of) R&B and blues. The psych is really cool, though. Overly meandering, I suppose, but dense and thick in a way that a lot of psych from this time period isn't. Pretty cool stuff.

2.5+

(1/2)

>>74374232

I really need to follow up on this band. I found The Yum Yum Tree many years ago and quite enjoyed it.

>>74374752
Pungent Effulgent and Jurassic Shift are the best, imo. Erpland is their most well liked.

Hadn't even listened to the 2015 album yet. Guess that'll keep me up as long as I need to \o/

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>>74373249
I'd highly recommend putting TMR last on that chart. I think that'd significantly improve your enjoyment of it.

>>74374725
hey buddy wheres that listenalong huh

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwLSrNu1ppI

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KTI0psinmQ

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(2/2)

Ugly God - The Booty Tape (2017)
>trap rap, southern hip hop, comedy rap

Stupid, jokey rap that actually has some merit to it. The first track is the best thing the album has, juxtaposing some self-deprecating humor with a really wonderful verse from Ugly God coupled with some decent trap production. The joke wears thin after a while, especially since Ugly God doesn't have that many production tricks up his sleeve. It's a pretty fun time, but it's about ankle-deep, and it's not even that terribly funny. This guy could probably go places, though.

2.0+

21 Savage & Metro Boomin - Savage Mode (2016)
>trap rap, southern hip hop

Metro Boomin's beats are dark and eerie, as it 21 Savage's delivery, but even the cool aesthetic can't make up for how boring and one-note this is. 21 Savage may be one of the few rappers to actually come off as threatening as his subject manner, but he re-uses practically the same delivery on every track. Metro Boomin, despite otherwise being quite a good producer, is quite repetitive as well. This could be good, even great, but it's a failed experiment for the genre.

0.5+

>>74373649
well, good luck!

>>74375026
Thanks m8.

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god DAMN

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Horacee Arnold - Tales of the Exonerated Flea
>jazz fusion

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7HdGIWmVrCGqa0Z7cQ07SZ
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex59vRT-jKM

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>Einstürzende Neubauten - Strategies Against Architecture III
First disc was filled with brilliant moments and the live tracks sound incredible. The second disc was interesting with more improvisation going on but weaker and with more filler than the first.
7.5

>Shahid Parvez - The Art of the Sitar
What I always wanted from Hindustani Classical Music.
8.5

My fucking laptop broke so am going to try phoneposting for a bit, hopefully the store can fix it tomorrow or Monday :(

>Sophie - Product
This fucking bangs. Holy shit. The way they mix these dance-y melodies with the hard hitting beats is really incredible. Loads of fun, very much recommended.
3/5

>Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left
Quite similar to Pink Moon in songwriting but the strings really accentuate the songwriting and they make it that much better imo.
3/5

>Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep
I'm not too sure about the first few tracks but everything from 1800 Suicide on is fucking incredible. Hard-hitting beats and the storytelling in some of the tracks is beyond me.
3/5

>Richard Dawson - Peasant
I don't really know what I'm missing in this. In the first few tracks I felt that he added too many unnecessary quirks, but then the following tracks didn't have them and they felt too 'naked'. I think the songs need the quirks to not be too formulaic but I felt the ones he used didn't really work out. The melodies are amazing though and he writes good songs.
2/5

>Ashkenazy - Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 1
The piano playing was really good but somehow the orchestration was sometimes lacking.

>Ashkenazy - Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 2
I think most people would know this piece. It's absolutely amazing and Ashkenazy's playing is as good as always.
4/5

>Ashkenazy - Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 3
This really surprised me, it features a lot more variation than the previous two concertos andit can get really chaotic sometimes, but it fits the piece really well, especially when the chaos comes together again into the subtle solo piano of Ashkenazy. Outstanding.
4/5

>Laura Nyro - New York Tendaberry
Her voice is amazing. I think I need to relisten to find more variation between the songs, because I felt it was there but it kind of went over my head? Everything sounds absolutely beautiful, so I'm positive I'll get more out of it after future listens.
2-3/5

>>74361406
w-why?

>>74376630
>Townes van Zandt - Live at the Old Quarter, Houston,Texas
Townes' songwritingis amazing, everyone should hear 'Kathleen'. This recording shows he's an amazing act too, the songs sound wonderful live and he really ties the show together with jokes and little speeches.
3/5

>Annie Gosfield - Flying Sparks & Heavy Machinery
Very interesting album. Sounds quite like you'd expect based on the title, albeit a little more drone-y, which I loved. The second track 'Puncher' even had a kind of beat going on and I was even bobbing along to some machinery because of it. Beautifully executed concept.
3/5

Listening to Jackie O Motherfucker - Liberation now, but so far it feels a lot less adventurous than their other albums I've heard, which really is a shame. Only Rachmaninov's 4th Piano Concerto and Xiu Xiu's Forget after, I'll see if I can manage those tonight.

Oh and I also made my next chart, but it's on my laptop so I'm going to try and recreate it in text and post it in a min.

uh, anyone have a guide to Merzbow? what are his best albums that I should listen to? what are the meme ones?

>>74376870
>what are the meme ones?
uhh, all of them?

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宇波拓、佳村萠と秋山徹次 - ホンタテドリ (Hontatedori) (2013)
>avant-folk

Onkyo titans come together and record what might be the quietest, most precious avant-folk album in the world. All three of the artists here make pretty radical departures from what they normally do with the folk here, even though onkyo sections are still decently prominent. The onkyo here isn't the greatest, the usage of silence feels more like a crutch than an artistic statement, and it just takes away from the radically pretty folk on display here. Bossa nova influence takes over this whole thing, but it's an odd, deconstructed approach to the genre, that luckily loses none of its characteristic charm and coziness. Recommended for anyone that likes onkyo or folk.

3.0-

2Pac - All Eyez on Me (1996)
>west coast hip hop, gangsta rap

The length of this thing is laughable, honestly. It's admirable, given that it has no skits whatsoever, but around the second disc it's clear that 2Pac runs out of things to raps and the producers run out of interesting beats. The first disc is pretty great all the way through. The beats are all great, 2Pac is in top form, and it's remarkably consistent and, above all, funky as hell. The second disc starts off strong with the George Clinton-featuring "Can't C Me", and then it promptly falls off a cliff. It still stays consistent, that's for sure, but this consistency is also it's downfall. Every beat blends together, 2Pac's subject matter and flow is all pretty much the same, the entire second disc is just a total slog through and through. Keep the first disc only, and you've got a hip hop classic, but bring in the second disc and you get a bloated misfire.

2.5

>>74376524
alright yay this is a good omen

>>74376630
def relisten to new york tendaberry, i love that album to death.

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Madonna - The Immaculate Collection (1990)
>dance-pop

No one can deny the pop genius of tracks like "Like a Prayer", "Into the Groove", "Vogue", etc., but there are certainly some misfires to be found here. Madonna is really not that great of a vocalist, which makes her ballad songs falter horribly. Singles such as "Like a Virgin" and "Material Girl" also seem horribly dated (as an aside, I always fill in the "Like a Surgeon" lyrics whenever I hear the original track). The best tracks are really fun, and this is worth a listen if not just to see the work of one of the undeniable queens of pop.

2.5

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>>74374865
I enjoyed listening to it yesterday, it was very interesting to it which is why I gave it a seven out of ten. I'm very excited for the rest of the selections

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Yay I managed to recreate the chart I had created on my laptop! Thoughts?

>>74377104
I will!

>>74377228
CHARGE
YOUR
PHONE

>>74377104
This is a wholesome post.

>>74377063
My opinions seem to usually be misaligned with everyone else though sooooo

>>74377295
Why, I have 1/5 left

>>74377228
little girl blue is amazing

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Are there any tourneys I haven't already lost in my absence?
I still need recccccs from Benji and Darklands, assuming they're not ded.

>>74373249
looks nice

here's some hipster pseud reviews

Swans - The Glowing Man
More meditative and similar to their live albums than 'To Be Kind' and more uniform than 'The Seer.'
A large focus on repeating massive resonant chords leading to repetitive and glacial chord progressions on long tracks like 'Frankie M' and 'The Glowing Man.'
The couple of shorter tracks are a bit more lyrically focused and give a little room to Gira himself besides his concept of Swans.
4.0-

Swans - Deliquescence
Opener and bulk of CD 1, 'The Knot' is a 45 minute jam with this great glissando-ish piano riff prominent throughout, along with the repetitive chords and drum patterns usually present in longer Swans songs.
In between the harmonic and driving guitar riffs on 'The Knot,' a focus is placed on the howl of the slide and tremolo arm manipulated guitars in contrast with the piano. I think this is one of nu-Swans best songs yet, easily the best one on the album.
'Deliquescing' is another new song that is both the corpse of 'The World Looks Red' and the prototype of 'The Man Who Refused To Be Unhappy.' The uncertainty of the song's identity shows through and it's not a terribly strong song compared to its counterparts.
A nice performance of 'Cloud Of Unknowing' opens CD 2. This song is a nice one for because it combines their rhythmic bassline with more harmonic, resonant parts in the latter half of the song.
The last new song 'The Man Who Refused To Be Unhappy' is a more rhythm based song with prominent vocals, somewhat in the style of TBK. It's ok.
Overall, the new song are pretty good, and the performances of older ones are great as well.
4.0-

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Jacob Hutto - Into the Storm. (2017)
>indie folk

Indie folk with an intense, repetitive style to it that gives off some major post-rock vibes. The lovely vocals and the intricate guitar work make up the core of this album, but the vocal overdubbing as well as the sample/tape usage is where the heart lies. Some of the longer tracks overstay their welcome and end up too repetitive, but altogether this is another really good album done by one of y'all.

3.0

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Bucket Full of Teeth - I, II, III (2003)
>powerviolence, grindcore, screamo

Powerviolence and ambient, somehow a winning mix. The hardcore stuff is urgent, passionate, and angry. It does everything that good powerviolence/grindcore should do, and it does it well. The ambient isn't that special, but simply the the fact that it exists is cool enough. The fragmented short-song style doesn't work as well for these guys as it does for some other bands in this style, barring that this is great.

3.0+

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Just finished Einstein on the Beach! While very long and at times a little tiring, it's truly an incredibly beautiful work that paved way to further composition of the style. The way that Glass used the scalar patterns in the end with the swapping of quarter note triplets to eighth to I think sixteenth in the bass/bari-sax line is brilliant as the vocals soar above all else. It kind of feels like getting sucked into a black hole almost

yo,,, d yaguys like fishmens

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>>74357065
Good-day /daily/, how are you all doing today? Tried the following;

>Led Zeppelin - s/t. It was okay, Stairway to Heaven was good though certainly not anything great or "best of all time", it may have been interesting for its time though it seemed very anti-climactic, was expecting some sort of Belew-like solo at the end and a ton of shredding.
>Pavement - Brighten the Corners. I was wrong to believe that they were going to drop off in quality here, in fact this might be one of my favourites of there's (though with only five studio albums its not as if there is a deluge of competition). The latter half of the album is especially fun to listen to, loved Blue Hawaiian, Passat Dream and Stereo.
>Pavement - Terror Twilight. Probably my least favourite Pavement release thus far though still great, Folk Jam offers a unique take on their brand of lo-fi that brings something fresh to the table, same goes for most of the album to be fair.

Listented to Sufjan Steven's Illinois and quite enjoyed it. What other albums of his should I listen to? Also any post-punk recommendations like Bloc Party, Interpol, etc.?

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>>74380601
>post-punk
>Bloc Party, Interpol, etc

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>>74380601
More chamber pop:
Eureka - Insignificance
Owen Pallett - Heartland
Armchair Apocrypha - Andrew Bird
Mother Falcon - You Knew
>bloc party
oh dear

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>>74380601
Here's a chart for modern post-punk. Listen to all of Sufjan Steven's albums, if you appreciate an artist then try all of their material for it is the only manner of determining which of their releases you like the most (personally Age of Adz is my favourite, though differs significantly from his other releases).

>>74380966
i swear bloc party is there instead of the strokes just because they're british

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>>74380994
Are you referring to the other user's post? There's no Bloc Party on here.

>>74381057
I confuse them. switch british with new york

>>74380939
Bloc party are fine bitch

>>74380966
where the FUCK are WOMEN
good to see ought and omni tho

>>74380414
No, Long Season is life half someone pooping and they can't even get their name right xddd

>>74373668
Nice with love for Campfire Songs. It's a great one

>>74376870
i started into merzbow with 1930, and that's a great album. my friend says its a great starting point for him. pulse demon is a meme, but you could still listen to it. other albums of his i see get a lot of praise would be venereology, flare gun, hybrid noisebloom, with memorial gadgets, and so on. he also has his stuff with boris, rock dream being the most popular. and of course, there's the infamous merzbox, when you're ready to take on the final boss of noise. im sure you can find a more in depth guide/flowchart somewhere on the web, but keep in mind the dude has literally hundreds of albums. hope this was some help.

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>>74380966
>No Strokes
what why

>>74383359
I didn't make the chart, simply found it on the /mu/ essentials wiki. I guess its impossible really to overlook it, then the same could be said of TOTBL.

haha bump (i've been banned again)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGb2Ug9FpCs

>>74382930
thanks dude

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Found this 4.5 board game at a bar last night

>>74385514
I'm pretty sure the album is named for that dog.

>>74385541
Nah it's named for the movie
Doy

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>Taku Sugimoto & Moe Kamura - Live in Saritote
Extremely gentle and delicate avant-folk tunes, with clear onkyo structure. A very nice listen.
3.0
>Tayutau - Ichinichi no Naka o, Hanauta Dekimeru
The violin on this album is beautiful, especially in the longer songs. The vocals are very interesting, and overall, theres a lot to desire on this record. Again, a very nice listen.
3.0+
>Miles Davis - Get Up With It
He Loved Him Madly is more or less my definition of a perfect jazz song: slow, ambient, spacey, psychedelic. This is probably one of Davis' more underrated works. It's avant-garde in the sense that it focuses more on repetition and creating atmospheres, although there are plenty of more rhythmic songs on this record. This is close to a 4.5 for me, but we'll see on further listens. For now, I highly recommend this, if not for He Loved Him Madly alone
4.0+
>Denzel Curry - Imperial
Starts off bombastically with ULT and Gook, but slows down rather quickly for me. Overall, its a solid effort from Curry. Lots of great, aquatic beats (the Ronny J beats being my favorites), good features, and Curry definitely delivers some incredible lyricism. If every song were as hardhitting as the first two, this would be up there for one of the best trap rap projects for me. Regardless, I'm very ok with this being the #1 rated trap rap album on rym.
3.0+
>Untrance - Deleted Seniors
A very intriguing Hardcore EDM release brought to us by the one and only Pat Maherr, AKA Expressway Yo-Yo Dieting. If you're familiar with his other works, the sound and style of this album won't surprise you: It's lofi, noisy, atmospheric, dense, surreal, and psychedelic, but its also tons of fun. If you like his other works, definitely check this one out.
3.5

where do i go to look at cool images

>>74385664
https://www.google.com/search?q=cool+images&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjwgcCYisPVAhULySYKHWZ5Bq0Q_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=986

>>74385714
these are some cool images

>>74385714
thanks

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>>74357065
First time listening to Lonesome Crowded West in quite a while, only just noticed Brock's lips, usually totally oblivious to that kinda thing. Really funny when he says those lines;
>here's ththe man withth teethth like God'ths thshouthshine the thparkleth, shthmeth shinethth
>phleths all hayve anothther orange juliuthsth
>thick thyrup standing in lineth

I'M IN CABO, WITH A BLONDE HO

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>>74385664
Right here.

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Post something comfier than this.

>>74380601
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOoE0hGcf-s

>>74386303
their first record
>>74386239
thank you!

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>>74386303
>that filename
kek
I need to listen to that album at some point.

>>74386339
breakbeats is the greatest japgaze song ever

>>74386360
It's weird how little japanese shoegaze I've listened to despite really liking this. I gotta get on it.
Also I gotta call out zane for never listening to Glitter despite having a roly poly rag bear ep in their top 100

>>74386322
Permanent Sunlight is such a great single, I'm tempted to relisten to the album even when none of the other tracks got to its level
The backstory behind the band's (re)formation helps the music too
>>74386338
idk why i havent listened to it yet but if it's better i'll shit myself
>>74386339
this is sounding p good, thanks

>>74386524
it is better

>>74386544
way too loud to be just as comfy but still good

>>74386849
strange things will happen is the comfiest song they recorded

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>Neu! - Neu! 75
I feel that Neu are at their best when they stick to the motorik based tracks, the 2 on here are the best tracks by far and they pretty much save this record. The ambient stuff is pretty much a snoozefest, similar stuff is done far better by other bands. The other two tracks are punkish and more aggressive, it's more interesting than the ambient stuff I guess but again its nothing that they do particularly well.
3

>Harmonia - Musik von Harmonia
The sounds on this record are interesting, the synths create a great atmosphere and the guitars compliment them really well. However it just seems so aimless. The sounds just meander without really going anywhere, the tracks don't seem to have a beginning or an end they sort of just float about going nowhere. The opening track Watussi is essentially the only song here that feels like it can stand on its own, the rest just falls flat.
2

>>74386864
you're right about that

>>74387199
wow I didn't know there was a Neu! 3

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>>74387223
there's even a neu! 72! i tell you those guys sure made a lot of albums

>>74387199
live at planet uterus and immer are fantastic dj mixes
also zuckerzeit kinda...... suckserzeit

>>74387199
forgot trip
>>74387650
yeah his this is not mix under dj metatron is my favourite mix so I'm looking forward to his prince of denmark stuff.
if the harmonia album is anything to go by then im not looking forward to any of the other kraut picks desu

FUCkin died..

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>soundtracks for the blind

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKK

>>74389808
we know

>>74389808
blind how about for the deaf

because its bad

(but nto really)

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>>74389808
mercyful fate >>> swans

>>74389808
Nah that's Mercyful Fate

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didn't expect pic related to be as good as it is. really blowin me away right now.

>>74377969
glad you liked it. Hutto needs more love.
listen to Where's The Humanity? when you get a chance. i did some work on it, and it's a lot more varied. i like both of them about the same amount for different reasons.

>>74380939
should i listen to the new arcade fire if i was ok with the few singles i heard and have heard nothing else from the band?

>>74380601
Enjoy Your Rabbit, Age of Adz, and Michigan are the best I've heard from him. keep in mind that he tends to not do the same style twice. Enjoy Your Rabbit is my favorite from him, but listen to it last. that one takes some prep work.

>>74390682
holy crap, I just realized that that's actual Japanese text on the cover, the white text is just mirrored.

>>74390682
well, the rest of the album is just like the singles.

>>74361401
> SKORPIO
Az elvtársam

>>74390866
peter

>>74391149
i don't like the way you said that.

>>74391341
Maybe try Reflektor instead? I haven't listened to all of it, but from what I understand it was the transition point for the band's synthpop/disco sound that dominates Everything Now. Looks like daily didnt really like that album either, no surprise given P4k's rating

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>Aketagawa, Mikami, Ishizuka - Daikanjyo
I can't say that I'm into free improv, especially the freakouts, but I appreciate the energy.
3.5-

>Kanye West - Late Registration
I think this is an improvement over The College Dropout in every way. Even the skits are better. I particularly liked the choice of samples in the production.
3.5-

>Radiohead - Kid A
Cool. I like the ambient tracks.
3.5

>Animal Collective - Here Comes The Indian
I don't get this desu. I kind of enjoy the songs individually, but as an album it feels too bipolar. I'd listen to Danse Manatee before this.
2.5+

>>74391341
who's peter

>>74391474
cool i'll listen to this thing off rym's front page instead.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/driveway_f1/south_ossetia/

>>74391670
stew

>>74390682
Hey, do you have meme dance music for me if I like Sophie and Jlin? Or are those not really your area? (I haven't enjoyed the vaporwave ive heard, though it isn't a lot)

>>74392071
oh that's in my arena don't you worry.
A. G. Cook - Personal Computer Music
DJ Warlord - Jpeople Magazine x DJ Warlord
EASYFUN - easyMix
Treasure Hunt - GUSHERS
Bruce Smear - Chlorine
Sinjin Hawke - First Opus
ask me if you want more.

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Dumbass question.

I recently downloaded the "Black Sabbath Greatest Hits" album and am really liking it. Is there a particular way I should go into listening to their discography? Anything else I should know about the band before I look like (more of) a dumbass when discussing it?

>>74392364
in order. stop when you stop liking it. listen to no side or solo projects.

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New to these threads since I haven't been on /mu/ in literal years, but I'm going to guess that sharethreads are dead
Am I doing it right or am I a cocksucker? Let me know so I can correct my dick-loving ways.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePulfgjures

>>74392890
you're not doing anything

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>Placebo - Meds
Not a fan of the singer voice but I still can stand it, just some songs from this were ok, and I'm guessing those were the singles but idk, the rest is too samey and forgetful, literally forgot I listened to this and to give it a rating yesterday.
5

>>74392292
Thanks! I'll check these out and ask for more if I like them :)

>>74393515
welcome.

JUSST YOUUUUU

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>>74357065
recs based on the last 40 albums i've listened to

>inb4 suicide

>>74395759
Martin Rev - s/t

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>>74396006
lol got em

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13th Floor Elevators - The Psychedelic Sounds Of
One of the first psychedelic rock records. When it's not assaulting you with the staccato electric jug, it's slightly off-kilter garagey blues rock in the vein of Captain Beefheart's debut, which would come out the next year, but with a less charismatic singer.
3.0+

Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
A collective of catchy, jubliant songs from AnCo. The album wears itself out somewhat by the last 2 or 3 tracks, but besides that is very solid in a kind of indescribable way.
3.5+

Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Probably AnCo's first straight pop album. About half the songs on this album are incredible, and the others are left in their dust to a degree.
3.5+

>>74392364
First 5 to 6 albums (I don't like Sabotage personally, but most people like it), plus Heaven and Hell.

>>74394716
I can't believe they've done this
Also what's with the LMFAO cover and assorted cancer playing on /tv/?

>>74397379
i have no idea i stopped browsing because i was confused

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>>74397379
just checked it.
good day to not go on worst board.

What other boards do /daily/ers post on?

>>74397870
reddit
4chan is shite

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Good morning /daily/!

Sorry I don't post too often, too occupied by lots of travelling and demanding work. I've been listening to music now and then. Got back onto my Sparklehorse hype train after listening to Bedhead and The New Year for weeks. That's one """"indie"""" style of rock I do dig.

What are yall up to? Any new mems?

>>74397870
i browse a decent amount of boards, but only actively post on here and in /mascgen/. i've been browsing /x/ a lot for next level shitposting.

>>74398208
i like shoegaze now.

>>74398264
Like EAI vaporshoegaze or just shoegaze?

>>74398208
nothing new except that half of daily got banned from rym for arguing with qwerty100

>>74398276
who is that?

>>74398292
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Qwerty100/the-hipster-collection/
surely youve seen the classic

>>74398271
normal shugazi

>>74398337
Oh yeah, I remember this dude. Pretty funny. Why would anyone argue with him? That's pointless.
>>74398350
Terrifying....but nice

>Floral Shoppe is getting pressed on vinyl
What a world.

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>>74398380
>'why would anyone argue with person?", he says on /daily/

>>74398421
I want this, as my only vinyl too

>>74397870
I drop by /co/ck/, and sometimes /sci/ for memes

>>74398511
It's probably a good investment honestly, seeing as it's limited edition. You could probably flip it onto some hipster schmuck for some dollarydoos.

>>74397870
/fa/ sometimes

>>74398421
i'd honestly buy this even though pressing it on vinyl is the dumbest thing i've ever heard

>>74398421
>Old English Spelling Bee
more like vaporware lmao

>>74398421
I can't imagine why you'd want it on anything other than cassette. I wonder if it'll have the bonus tracks.

>>74397870
Used to go to /a/ and /jp/ a lot but I don't have anything to talk about there anymore. Now I just lurk other boards when I wanna kill time.

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I have no idea why this album is not /mu/core,

>>74398678
because it's good haha

>>74357065
Yeah but think about it like this. If your so risk averse, how are you going to take the steps and make the decisions that make a man win in life. The risks that keep the economy going, the risks that make for great stories, adventures and so forth. Every cool thing that could approach you you'll say no. And it's not just you its a large section of an entire generation. Wasting away in their cubicles counting down the time until the day of their death....

>>74398705
Fair enough kek

Out of curiosity, when it comes to collecting physical media in inconvenient formats, does /daily/ prefer cassette or vinyl?

>>74398511
Sooooo?

>>74398511
What is your opinion on the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich?

>>74398819
I already have 4 copies of Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and The Wailers on cassette, which is all the music I really need, so my go to inconvenient format is vinyl.

>>74398890
Do you listen to all four at the same time like that Flaming Lips album or do you just listen to one until it dies?

>>74398928
I listen to them at slightly different speeds, like a Steve Reich piece, the skanking fades in and out of sync.