What does /my/ think about this release? I heard good things, giving it a first listen.
Not as good as The Astonishing but it's ok for what it is.
shit
Decent but a bit uneventful. I love when artists try something new and this just seems to fit in the shoes that bands like Best Coast and Peach Kelly wore.
where do you stand?
I am the iceberg
>>65072124
this is the worst iceberg meme yet
>>65072124
How the fuck are you weird if you listen to MBV, Bjork, The Smiths, The Velvet Underground, Charles Mingus, Aphex Twin or Joy Division.
Literally EVERYONE has heard of or listens to them, they're normalfag.
Remember when Iggy Pop made a song with Sum 41?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5qBiuIR7ig
>>65072087
remember when he made a song with Death in Vegas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExLqMBLyWd8
this sellout bastard...
every time I hear that car commercial that plays "search and destroy" I fucking seethe
How have I never come across this before?
mid-90s to early 2000s was the golden era of hip hop
you cant prove me wrong
you are right anon, no argument here
>>65072084
as always I win
But all of the good albums came out early to late 90s...
Which track titled 'Come Together' do you like the most?
Spiritualized desu
>not choosing primal scream
WE ARE TOGETHER
WE ARE UNIFIED
What happened?
>>65071758
too many peppers
>>65071758
He went under the bridge downtown
he drew some blud
What does /mu/ think of Skid Row? I notice that "Slave to the Grind" is often cited as one of the best hair-metal albums ever.
my cousin's ex-husband is their singer now
The last time I ever saw him at a family dinner I actually said to him "Oh yeah, well have you ever heard Slint?? Exactly."
>>65071568
SLAVE TO THE GRIND!
>>65071568
They were 100 times worse than Nirvana, according to Kurt Cobain.
I can play guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo, piano, synth, and I have some hand drums for percussion and I'm pretty good at all of them but in my 10 years of playing, I've never written an *actual* song. Aside from always getting to the final stretch and either deciding it's not good enough or has lots it's feel or just plain getting bored, I feel like the number one thing keeping me from finishing something is that I have no fucking idea what to write a song about.
I can write some really beautiful pieces of music that the few people who've heard have said are really good, but it eventually just turns into a bunch of chords and notes to me with no real idea behind it. I can sing decently but I'm abysmal at writing lyrics. I never have any idea what to write about or how to make a song interesting, relatable, and memorable instead of just being a typical instrumental track.
What do I do? It's not like I have a boring life or anything, but I can never find anything that makes me want to sing about it
wtf the lyrics are literally the last thing you do.
>>65071523
>the song has lost it's feel
Is what I meant
>How do I write a vocal melody without lyrics?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scat_singing
>That comments section
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uixz1JTdwpQ
I can only begin to imagine what I would have thought of her voice if I wasn't already familiar with her and how good that album is.
i fucking hate jimmy kimmel
It's a shame people dismiss her so easily. Though, Sapokanikan is probably the worst way to introduce the mainstream audience to her music.
Her voice was also pretty shaky, maybe she was nervous? (it was the same for Anecdotes)
Either way I wouldn't expect a Jimmy Kimel audience to be very receptive to this kind of music.
Should I give this guy's solo work a try?
>>65071457
yes
>>65071457
If you're scaruffi then yes. If not no
Absolutly
Feminized, pussified white people rock. Gay. With a dyke horror on bass. Came to see what K. Cobain like about this band. Not much, from what I can see. He was severely disturbed... and also gay, in the end.
>>65071419
roll
Very good
I want to get into Tom Waits but I don't know where to start. Do I just go through his discography in order?
I heard Ruby's Arms and thought it was amazing.
start with swordfishtrombones and go on from there
Listen to Rain Dogs and Bone Machine.
From the beginning, like you would any artist.
Well /mu/?
neither.
To the public at large, they were certainly "self-indulgent posers".
But among Warhol's superstars they were absolutely the only ones who could be called geniuses.
>>65071147
My waifu on the left.
I just picked my guitar off my shelf for the first time in like 6 months, I bought it meaning to learn it but never got around to it, and Jesus Christ.
How the fuck do people fret their guitar(? is that the correct terminology?)really fast and shit. I play a single note and then take like 5 seconds switching chords.
What's an easy way to start learning for real?
>is that the correct terminology?
wtf no
you would just simply say play
this doesnt really make sense either
>I play a single chord and then take like 5 seconds switching chords
ftfy?
>>65071139
justinguitar.com
practice frequently, and practice deliberately. Pick two random chords that you know and practice switching between them. Do it slowly at first, preferably with a metronome, and then speed up--if you learn to walk, you'll inevitably learn to run. If you find that switching with particular chords is difficult, then put extra time and energy into them, isolation the difficult bits and refining them is key.
>>65071139
I recently was given a banjo. I don't know shit about strings. I picked up the Essential Elements books. They're intended for school band kids, but they're fantastic. They make them for p much ever instrument.
That's what I'd recommend if you can't swing actual lessons.
Though, I was in band class for 7 years, albeit in percussion, so it might be a bit different for me.
chart thread
what are some good neo-folk projects besides C93/DIJ/Rome?
Unfortunately you are way too patric for me to recc, nice way of integrating Cassette covers though.
Thanks, I like your format
check this out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIg0NELfRhw