What kind of music does /r9k/ like? Post your 10 favorite artists

>>38378056

Leopold Godowsky - Passacaglia on Schubert's "unfinished symphony"
Viktor Kosenko - Passacaglia in G Minor (from 11 etudes in the form of an old dance)
Beethoven - Appassionata Sonata, 3rd mov.
Bach - Chaconne from Partita in D minor
Chopin - Ballade in G Minor
Charles Valentin Alkan - Le Festin d'Aesope
Paganini - Caprice No. 5
Kaikhosru Sorabji - Gulistan (The Rose Garden)
Nikolai Medtner - Sonata in E minor (Night Wind)
Alfred Schnittke - Requiem

i haven't seen worse taste since gorillaz shilling on/mu/, holy fuck.

>>38378198

Actually, scratch that, for Medtner, I'd probably put his Piano Quintet in C maj.

>tfw my music is all meme shit like AJJ, Deathgrips, Modest Mouse and Pat the bunny

I've listened to a ton of albums but always come back to the same stuff

>>38378198
>Medtner
His Fairy Tales Op 20 make me wet

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>>38378056
i like myself

these are some of my favorites albums by myself
https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/vaporwave-is-just-80s-music-slowed-down-and-you-know-it
>vaporwave/mallsoft

https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/i-dont-value-my-life-enough
>noise
>powerviolence
>drone

me singing Death Grips songs
https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/covers

more vaporwave/mallsoft
https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/old-good-days-happiness

and this
https://apaleskinmexican.bandcamp.com/album/dynamite-ep
>breakcore
>moombahton
>lolicore

>>38378056
>DragonForce - Fury of the Storm

are you 11?

>>38378056
Daddy Yankee - Despacito x10

This was fun!

>>38378243

I'm surprised someone else knows, but yeah, it would be difficult to choose among the fairy tales, since they are numerous and I've only listened to a few of them, once or twice.
I've heard the Piano Quintet is considered his magnum opus, and I enjoyed it a lot, so I'll go with that.

I like to listen to classical music. There's so much quality stuff on youtube, a lot of FLAC stuff too. Youtube's bitrate is high enough these days. Anything uploaded in FLAC will sound the same as the original FLAC.

>>38378267
he'd be 15 if likes that
gb2kinder

>>38378299
I only listen to and play solo piano music because I don't have any friends and I'll never be able to play chamber music or any concertos ;_;
I will give his piano quintet a listen tonight though.

>>38378341

What do you play, anon?

Just finished listening to Op. 20, by the way. Good recommendation.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J12Tt9mJkMg

Holy fuck, this is the first good classical piece of music I've heard composed by a woman.

>>38378369
What do I play? Like what is my repertoire?
I'm between pieces at the moment but I'm working on Scriabin's Etude Op 42 No 5 and Szymanowski's Variations in b flat minor.
I warm up with some of Faure's Op 84 and Chopin's Nocturnes, Waltzes, and Mazurkas.
I really want to hurry up and finish Variations in b flat minor so I can spend my time learning Variations on a Polish Theme. That pieces still makes the hair on my arms stand up whenever I listen to it.

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Joe Satriani - Starry Night
Miles Davis - Human Nature
Van Halen - Right Now
Jeff Beck - Sophie
Jimmy Cliff - Sitting in Limbo
Alcatrazz - Night Games
Norman Brown - Any Love
A'b - Turquoise Blue Dead Or Alive
Shawn Lane - Grey Piano's Flying
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues

>>38378056
Yes - And You And I
Dio - The Last In Line
Rainbow - Stargazer
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name
Rush - Cygnus X-1 Book One
AC/DC - Big Balls
Joe Satriani - Surfing With The Alien
Led Zeppelin - Down By The Seaside
Mike Oldfield - Nuclear
Steve Vai - Tender Surrender

>>38378198
Very good taste. I've never seen anyone who's heard the first two as well.

>>38378457

Fuck, that all sounds very advanced and impressive. Not very familiar with the Russian romantics(with the exception of medtner), although I've been wanting to listen to them for a while now.

I've been mostly playing the same shit for a while now (a few Chopin preludes, a couple of easier Bach pieces, a couple contemporary OSTs.) All of it is very short.

I plan on concentrating on the Chopin etudes, now that I can finally play op 10 no 1 pretty well (also practicing the Godowsky transcriptions).

Listening to Scriabin's etude: very beautiful.

Do you have a formal musical education? Also, m or f?

>>38378616

I'd imagine the only people who've heard them are people like me who hang around those obscure little classical music channels on YT (or maybe that's just me).

I'm surprised to see that myself.

Alestorm- 1741
Orden Ogan- Fields of Sorrow
Lich King- Agnosticism
Slayer- War Ensemble
Blind Guardian- Mirror, Mirror
Amon Amarth- Twilight of the Thunder God
Ghost- Cirice
Black Sabbath- War Pigs
Iron Maiden- Hollowed be thy name
Metallica- and justice for all

>>38378610
Nice... man, I should have done a Yes song... I haven't listened to them in forever... (South Side of the Sky FTW)

>>38378198
thats some etlist shit
what music you listen to when youre angry?

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KMFDM - Waste
Jasper Byrne - Miami
Toto - Africa
Yung Lean - Kyoto
Negativland - Drink it up
Thrill Kill Kult - Daisy Chain 4 Satan
iamthekidyouknowwhatimean - Run
Perturbator - humans are such easy prey
MOON - Quixotic
Mega drive - maniac

Is anyone going to enlighten me about how shitty my taste is?

>>38378757
I've just recently gotten into Yes, South Side of the Sky was a close second,
and behind that Long Distance Runaround

>>38378764

When I'm angry I play music, not listen to it.

It doesn't really matter what I play, I just play it angrily. It helps.

>>38378676
What is the appeal of metal? If you want angry killing music, clearly industrial is the way to go.

>>38378634
I just finished listening to Medtner's Piano Quintet and thought it was nice but I'm not sure I would consider it his magnum opus; maybe it will grow on me.

I took piano lessons for 8 years until I graduated from high school at which point I quit but continued to play on my own. 12 years later and I'm a wizard (male) who plays piano to forget that I don't have any friends.
Piano pieces only sound advanced when you don't know them -- for example, that Chopin etude Op 10 no 1 sound incredibly impressive but I'm sure it's a lot easier than it sounds since it's just some relatively basic arpeggios which most pianists should have practiced for hundreds of hours, right? I've heard the Godowsky transcriptions are pretty hardcore though. Good on you :3 I hope you keep it up and I'm sure you'll be able to play whatever you want.

>>38378791
stop with yung lean

>Perturbator
my nigga

>>38378803
Oh, Heart of the Sunrise, as well

>>38378056
I posted on /mu/ for the first time in a while and I regret my posts, so I rather not say.

>>38378056
>non-ironically listens to ale storm
>anon is a fucking faggot

>>38378805
didn't mean to be a cunt. your taste is still better than anyone i know

i never listen to classical quite honestly. but i will listen to bach high tempo stuff or movie orchestras from time to time

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It's been too long since I've thought about my top 10 of all time, and that's not something I would just randomly come up with. I can name at least my recent top 10 though

My number one of all time forever is David Bowie, and my favorite song of his is "Heroes". Bowie will forever and always be a my favorite musician.

2. Boris - Flood
3. Tallest Man on Earth - King of Spain
4. Radiohead - National Anthem
5. Run the Jewels - Sea Legs
6. Balmorhea - Settler
7. The National - Lemonhead
8. Mouse on the Keys - Seiren
9. Sufjan Stevens - John My Beloved
10. The xx - Dangerous

>>38378056
Low - Lullaby
Bladee - Who's Gonna Find Me Tonite
Nujabes - Spiritiual State
t e l e p a t h telepath - the 8th song (9:24 long) off his album w/ the blue cover (4chan won't let me type the name out here)
James Ferraro - Market Collapse
Sentinl - Lifestyle
Ecco2k - GT-R
Sufjan Stevens - For the Fatherless in Ysplinti
You'll Never Get To Heaven - Drowning Out
Kanye West - Streetlights

>tfw don't have the paitence for classical music anymore

>>38378834

>or example, that Chopin etude Op 10 no 1 sound incredibly impressive but I'm sure it's a lot easier than it sounds since it's just some relatively basic arpeggios which most pianists should have practiced for hundreds of hours, right?

Kinda true, with the exception that I never bothered to play arpeggios, so I had to internalise them from scratch when practicing it. It's easy to remember, I'll give you that, which makes it easier to learn/practice, although I was surprised how stubborn it was to being played consistently well and at a fast enough tempo. Took me over a year of essentially daily practice, while hurdling several skill barriers.

>I've heard the Godowsky transcriptions are pretty hardcore though.

There's a YT channel called "David Stanhope": he has a series on the Godowsky transcriptions of Op. 10, where he plays them (very well) and breaks them down. It's thrilling stuff for any pianist, highly recommended.
They are hardcore, but after watching that series they at least seem tackle-able.


>12 years later and I'm a wizard (male) who plays piano to forget that I don't have any friends.

I've found that music and hentai are (mostly) good replacements for friends.

> I hope you keep it up and I'm sure you'll be able to play whatever you want.

Thanks a lot. I appreciate the encouragement.

>>38378198

>>38378965
Me here, I also really like classical, but I kinda just go through phases where I listen to a ton of it. I really like Chopin and Liszt

>>38378669
I do that too. Olla-vogala is my favorite.

>>38378552
Ya like Jazz, anon?

>>38378902
I mean, it's kinda obvious. Did you now just figure out, buddy? Ol' pea brain finally got the gears grindin'?

>>38378870
Close to the edge is my favorite yes song, the opening guitar work is pure ecstasy desu

>>38378910

Well, Bach is pretty much considered the pinnacle of good taste in music, but high-tempo jazz is also considered up there (even though I haven't listened to a lot of jazz, I prefer late-romantic classical).
Some people versed in classical music would probably say that Alkan (I mentioned him in my list) is shit taste, but then again most people have never heard of him so I can get away with that.

What do you listen to? (I am not judgmental at all).

>>38378996
>Kinda true, with the exception that I never bothered to play arpeggios, so I had to internalise them from scratch when practicing it. It's easy to remember, I'll give you that, which makes it easier to learn/practice, although I was surprised how stubborn it was to being played consistently well and at a fast enough tempo. Took me over a year of essentially daily practice, while hurdling several skill barriers.
Damn. Well you're going to be pleasantly surprised at how easy the next piece with similar arpeggios will be for you.
>David Stanhope
Thank you, I'll check him out.
Remember to have fun ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmSDDslA__M

>>38379075
this >>38378552

but this is not good because i like individual songs, not favorite bands and their best songs.
if i could list top 10 songs in general it would be alot easier. but its still a decent list

>>38379059
yes, alot.
i would listen to jazz more if i found more good bands. but rock music is easier to find

tom waits - every single song
cibo matto - deja vu
lana del rey - lolita
starlight mints - zoomba
gorillaz - some kind of nature
dresden dolls - my alcoholic friends
muse - new born
ween - baby bitch
streetlight manifesto - everything went numb
soulstice - wizard

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>>38378056
>Alexander Scriabin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6osJBtQRjoY
>Debussy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnusgWgi6Tc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYyK922PsUw
>Barry White
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N46GQP3Fh74
>Do Make Say Think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9jyELCpjjk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCZ8gf3A8Qk
>Olatunji
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWeDev0QWLc
>Boris Goltz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1WSJWpVvig
>Animal Collective
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSTSD2EhMUI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tRiZ7yOjy0
>Vashti Bunyan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmeLl8wn0ts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fpw7Z0Ncgg
>Storm&Stress
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJjfOpdkQ-U
>Master Musicians of Bukkake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cXcLiRj31c

>>38378056
emo, skramz, black metal and math rock

>>38378803
Ah nice. Tbh, I'm surprised the JoJo fags haven't shown up yet, just a side note...

Eels - I like Birds
Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever
Daft Punk - Digital Love
Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Vampire Weekend - Step
Cake - Short Skirt/Long Jacket
Gorillaz - To Binge
Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles...
David Bowie - Starman
Cage the elephant - telescope

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>>38379368
>debussy
>>38379456
skramz is what's up.

>>38379368

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCZ8gf3A8Qk
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWeDev0QWLc
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJjfOpdkQ-U

Very nice, different pieces/artists. Never heard of them before, but I'm liking them a lot. I'm hearing a little Michael Nyman influence in the second DMST one (didn't feel much from the first one though).

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1WSJWpVvig
Very obscure, never heard of him. Interesting, but sounds a little plain to me.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N46GQP3Fh74
Very warm, vibrant, even though this kind of music really isn't up my street.

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cXcLiRj31c

I think I've heard this one before. I like it.

Debussy, Scriabin - no comment.
Everything else didn't really appeal to me.

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Audioslave - Like a Stone
Three Days Grace - Over and Over
Hinder - Better Than Me
The Pretty Reckless - You
Green Day - Basket Case
Metallica - Now That We're Dead
HELLYEAH - Love Falls
Starset - Monster
Black Stone Cherry - Me and Mary Jane
Theory of a Deadman - Bad Girlfriend

>>38378056
Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name
Accept - Stalingrad
Ayreon - The Day That The World Breaks Down
Alestorm - To The End Of The World
Sabaton - Night Witches
W.A.S.P - The Raging Storm
Avantasia - The Scarecrow
Modulogeek - Around
Motorhead - Orgasmatron
Bruce Dickinson - Omega

>>38380038
Changing Starset to Halestorm - Miss the Misery

>>38378056
most of you guys are plebs who listen to entry level rock/metal. try to grow up a bit dio,ac/dc and all that other shit hasnt been decend in like 10 years

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>>38378056
Queens of the Stone Age - If I Had A Tail
Iggy Pop / The Stooges - Gimme Danger
Minutemen - Political Song For Michael Jackson to Sing
Sex Pistols - Submission
Sid Vicious / Vicious White Kids - Take A Chance on Me
Jimi Hendrix - Third Stone From the Sun
Radiohead - Exit Music (For a Film)
The Clash - Guns of Brixton
Crass - Upright Citizen
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Don't Look Now

Honorable Mention:
Johnny Cash - Wayfaring Stranger

I have a lot of folk, bluegrass, and Celtic songs I enjoy too but most of it is not clumped up into a lot of artists/bands. It's a lot of single, double, or triple groups of songs.