May
Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, tell us what you have been listening to today and what you will listen to in the following month, just let the good times flow.
http://topsters.net/
>resurrected, but [not] ((not)) working (!)(?)
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
>fifth dimension for space-time memery (aka "music") ever since plug deejay was musically aborted
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
>Site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random stuff
Most importantly, stop listening to music.
Previously on /daily/: >>65291057 →
for da boyz
(You)
>Jandek - The Myth of Blue Icicles
Jandek laughing over Houston!
We’re back to tuning #1 too!
Back to the acoustic guitar with this 4 track CD. It’s pretty short (37 min) so that is always neat.
Too Course sounds very close to I Threw You Away style in terms of the strumming arrangement, but this isn’t his Godin Multiac. This is just a regular acoustic guitar. The lyrics…well the protagonist seems to be this guy who acted awkwardly in front of someone he likes but then the narration loses the sense of time. He starts talking about her having him in her mind long before he had her in mind and closes off the track with what seems like him looking for her out of the window…I am lost. Maybe the last section (closed doors, looking out of the window) is just a metaphor and my interpretation is crap as usual. “I either know too much or not enough to answer that question”.
Where do I even start with Blue Icicles? The protagonist has a birthday. He “bends the world” to his birthday. Then he proceeds to show how in control of life he is while resurrecting his loved one. All this complimented by some very satisfying bends at the end of certain strums. Very disorienting track with his new era desperate delivery.
The Daze is 14 and a half minutes long. Protagonist is lost in the daze. The entire concept is him taking a ride of life and witnessing it in the form of running colors surrounding him. He barely notices how fast it all passes. At some point it almost seems like that he becomes the world he passes by. “I was that path / I was that sleep / I was that image”. All just because he got lost in the daze. I guess the track is about losing yourself in life and about how fast it flies. He is totally fine with it too. Cooing from Jandek to a slow guitar movement.
repost because I don't want hahahahahahah to miss it
Big Mess - Big Happy (2016)
>Pop punk, punk, hardcore punk
I'm really not big on punk, but I actually really liked this. Maybe it helps that I'm in a kinda angry mood.
The first track is a great opener, but I started to get really excited when the riff on the second track started playing.
The length is perfect, as the length is often a problem for me on punk-like stuff.
I can see where some of the same-y comments come from, but I think that just depends on whether you like the general sound, I thought it was very cohesive. The riffs and the drums offered enough variety, so I guess the comments come from the vocals, but I think they add a nice cohesive layer to the whole.
The main thing that doesn't sit too well with me are the lyrics, but that's more of a personal thing, so difficult to comment (they definitely aren't bad, just don't really resonate with me).
This gets a +.
Also spend the money I paid on something band-related! (or on getting taste...)
""
From best to worst
>Kazumoto Endo - While You Were Out
Fun abrasiveness. Most noise pieces I've heard are over-indulgent garbage, but I can genuinely say this is one of the most fun noise albums I've ever heard. Great shit.
>Nina Simone - Pastel Blues
Really passionate vocal jazz with a lot of blues background. Can't think of any of these covers where I like the original more. Even tracks like "Be My Husband" which are super minimal are just as emotional.
>Ground-Zero - Null & Void
Liked this a lot, especially the last half, but to me it's their most formulaic and predictable. Seems to me the only "full" tracks on here are the "movie" and "international" tracks.
>Amon Tobin - Supermodified
The first three tracks are amazing, but what's with that instant drop in quality? There's literally a "beatboxing" track that just sounds like farting turntablism.
>Midori - Shinsekai
Less fun, abrasive, or interesting than their other stuff, but I loved some tracks from here. after their second album there isn't much by them that surprises me I guess.
>Aoki Takamasa + Tujiko Noriko - 28
The weak glitch elements from this just make the interesting indie-esque songwriting 90% less interesting or satisfying than it could've been without it.
>Type O Negative - World Coming Down
Slightly better than October Rust, but I still can't believe this is what people love from TON after I loved SD&H.
>Type O Negative - October Rust
THIS is the TON everyone loves?? What the frick? This is like half as good as Slow Deep and Hard. Repetitive, chose humor and style over melody or my interest.
>Von Lmo - Cosmic Interception
Gay no wave
>Spiritualized - Songs in A&E
Sweet Heart Sweet Light with shit singing, no catchy melodies, and zero genuine charm.
Next post should finish this series off but who knows.
>>65302970
There’s No Door closes off the album with Smith being slightly more energetic than his “I’m gonna die in a minute” state. Well he talks about everything disappearing as soon as you enter the door. The door acts like a lottery here. I feel like it refers to choices in life. The presented scenario is a bad case of luck, where everything disappears and you fall down forever. The track.album is closed off by a more expressive guitar section.
I thought this one was pretty good. It doesn’t go too far away in terms of sound, but the stories are wonderful! I guess the fact that the acoustic guitar in one of the earliest Jandek tunings is also nice to hear. I liked it.
7+/10
Guys hampus is wet jet skiing. The absolute madman
Dopethrone next
>>65303078
*insert DJ Khaled woo*
What music helps you guys recover from being BTFO? pls respond quick
>>65303050
>>65303143
>>65302974
Dude thanks so much! Really appreciate the kind words (and euros certainly)
i guess the lyrics are a bit angsty, which i'm sure isn't for everyone.
All the money we get from the album are going in a band stash, so they probably end up being used to finance a tour or recording session or something
>>65303193
no problemo!
DKK is a weird af currency btw.
>>65303092
lotsa great stuff on here, the entire second row is amazing
>>65303193
T E X A S
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>>65303160
M(eme)OTY (meme of the year)
>>65303143
I just put on something sad like Vashti Bunyan's Heartleap
>>65303222
what's so weird about it?
>>65303245
i'm going to grand canyon with my family in a month, close enough?
>>65303317
Why are they worth so little? I typed 10 at first and it was like '1,50 USD'.
>>65303333
i mean that's just how they are. they're worth more than Swedish and Norwegian kroner. Was the Dutch gulden much more worth before you got the euro?
>it's one of those "not sure if Frederikke is orgasming or puking or crying" episodes
Edgy original cover too.
>>65303317
Nah, but make sure to take pics. You have me on snap, right?
BTW anybody picked up or planning to pick up an album for the thrift store tourney this week?
>∆3
>GIVINGʕ ·ᴥ·ʔBEAR
>nyarlathotep
>comet on a bus
>co
>I’M FISH
>natkingcole
>Kevorkian
>Mortimer
>Kanzler
>Moregwessor Movenglut
>Mark And Jez (maybe)
I picked mine up on sunday and posted it then if you haven't seen it
>>65303333
>worth so little
right now you'd get 313 hungarian forints for a yuro
we win again
>>65303373
it was, guldens weren't that much less than a euro is now iirc
>>65303373
Yeah 10 euros is about 20 gulden, but this was about 74 dkk
>>65303245
ok this is the tentative final j card exterior
i'm thinking the interior will have all the song names, scribbles, select lyrics, bandcamp info, etc.
maybe could do a little angel cartoon, too. while I continue working, link me to a few examples of the kind of angel you described earlier
>>65303424
What is it? I've probably missed it.
>>65303434
what's your reccord player
>>65303424
mine is incredible, check it out:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Radio-Myanmar-Burma/release/1338551
>>65303424
I won't have a chance to go to a thrift store until next thursday, so I think I'm out
>>65303424
Nyar and I picked our albums together on Sunday. I already listened to it though, is that okay?
>>65303434
LOVE IT
Are we still going to add artwork on the other folds or is this it?
>>65303440
>>65236445
You can still enter if you want I guess, just pick one up sometime this week
here's my submission and what you need to enter
>>65260715
>>65257747
>>65260029
>>65303424
I'll do it today. Feel free to yell at me if I haven't posted it in 12 hours.
>>65303455
? like what media player am I using? itunes
>>65303504
>>65303434
Never mind, you already answered my question. Okay, will do.
>>65303505
Neat, count me in. I'll pick up something tomorrow!
>>65303515
thank. love the layout too
>>65303504
>Are we still going to add artwork on the other folds or is this it?
there'll be the other things printed on the other side of the j card, so when you lift the tape out you can read the song titles
>>65303504
>I already listened to it though, is that okay?
No you are removed from the tournament you cheater
jk, I listened to mine too :8)
Post it?
>>65303424
I'll get mine tomorrow or on saturday, probably tomorrow
>>65303424
I'm going tomorrow or thursday.
>>65303548
I will as soon as my laptop starts picking up signal again. Could be a problem but we'll see.
>>65303424
This sounds fun but my local charity shops are worthless for music. Might listen along anyway though.
>>65303615
>>65303613
>>65303532
Awesome!
>>65303497
:8(
I think we're going to rank them 1 album at a time over a couple days, so you could still submit on thursday if you want to! We'll just put yours near the end.
>>65303648
>but my local charity shops are worthless for music
That's half the fun!
>>65303648
That's the fun of it! :)
>>65303648
That's a third of the fun!
>>65303434
looks great!
maybe try it with the liner notes facing away from the spine though, that makes it less awkward to hold when reading them
Could some of you link me some tournament templates please?
>>65303434
the stuff on the small fold should be the other way around
>>65303768
really gotta put these in the weebly
>>65303678
>>65303716
>>65303739
Alright I'll see what I can do, I'll try and get some shitty 80s compilation.
This was pretty meh. I liked Held a lot though, I got a wave of nostalgia when I listened to it because my Dad would play it all the time.
Is this really supposed to be the best Smog album? I expected a lot more since I love Jim O'Rourke and Gastr Del Sol.
Me again.
Looking for:
Classical music from France (things to add -or change!- ).
Nice music outside of what I usually listen.
idk
>>65302992
Cool Jandek pic to be honest.
great record @hahaha
it really helps forgetting the pic
>>65303871
thank you weed man
Does anyone who's crafty want to make a thrift tourney template?
Would need to be each album with columns for every trip's rating and an average score column
Probably 10-13 albums but would be great if it could be expanded depending on entries
I'll make one if I have to but it'll prob suck (and have lots of stock images of pigs)
>>65303912
I want to see you make it, if only for the pigs
>>65303747
>maybe try it with the liner notes facing away from the spine though, that makes it less awkward to hold when reading them
>>65303771
>the stuff on the small fold should be the other way around
thanks yall, I didn't really think it made a difference but I just checked out a couple of cassettes and the ones printed the way yall are suggesting are definitely preferable
>>65303791
Is this the only one or are there a bunch? I can upload them.
>>65303424
I'll find time to grab one this week
>>65304036
that's the only one I have, there's also an 8 boy one and fish's big mclarge huge one. he might have a 32 boy as well
>>65303980
no problem my dude
i had to check some of my tapes as well, but the other way around is definitely better
>>65303092
>4 on Death
I haven't even given Symbolic a full listen but damn
Nice chart though
>>65303424
I'm most likely not gonna be able to join but we'll see.
>>65303856
>Classical music from France
Does this count or is it too modern?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pierre_boulez/boulez_conducts_boulez__le_marteau_sans_maitre__derive_1_and_2/
>>65304036
>>65304089
Pic related is 8 boy one, right?
>>65304089
i have this
>>65304131
RESERVED
>>65304131
im winning this time
musica elettronica viva - leave the city
>>65304131
Woah a tourney
I recommend Alvin Lucier's I am Sitting in a Room
I hope I win :^)
>>65304169
>>65304201
guys i was just posting the template calm down
>>65304126
>I haven't even given Symbolic a full listen but damn
It's not that bad, it has some nice guitars and riffs but it feels like general metal, absolutely nothing new and it gets boring after 10 minutes.
>>65304131
Count me in
Dead - Musical Abortions
>>65304267
Well I wouldn't know cause I haven't heard the full thing. It's just that Death used to be my favorite meal band when I was younger.
>>65304131
>>65304126
>>65304089
Coolio, I'll upload em
>>65304126
it do
merci
>>65304304
Welp, I never liked metal so it's probably because of that :(
>>65304312
Pas de problème
>>65304324
Fair enough.
>>65304131
>>65304243
severving
>>65304036
>>65304036
I also have this, but I doubt it's useful for anyone
>>65304243
I know, I wanted to see if others would try to reserve, too
we /mischief/ now
>>65303850
His albums under bill Callahan are much better imo
>>65304509
How many time has passed since the last /daily/ tournament? :(
>tfw said I was going to finish tourney 2nd round before June and not done but it's late and I don't feel like listening to music
I am not good at this tourney stuff. Should I start a non-musical tourney now similar to the album cover ones people have been doing?
>>65304556
no
they're my least favourite new meme.
It's just trying to disguise your shitposting.
>>65304608
Hmm. Reasonable.
What's your favorite new meme?
>>65304630
Dead - Musical Abortions
>>65304630
uhhhhhhh...........
>>65304655
hey we have the same name, what a coincidence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>65304655
Nice try
>>65304708
Okay thanks
>>65304718
well now my new favourite meme is rudi-posting
>>65304746
Good meme.
>>65304796
Hey thanks! Can you give me the code maybe? I'd like to use this
>>65304796
A bit obvious tho
>>65304834
Why should I give you MY trip?
>>65304834
If this is actually the real Rudi, I will send it via RYM. If this is a memer, I will post it here.
>>65304838
Maybe.
>>65304857
Of course I'm a memer
>>65304857
No it was actually the real Rudi! :)
This is the first Haino project I'm really enjoying so far.
>>65304878
(Not the real Rudi!!!!)
>>65304876
We're all memers in this world.
>>65304878
Sent it.
>>65304916
>We're all memers in this world.
I am
>>65304131
Me I reserve.
(as Somedumbcunt)
(don't you dare do a Torts)
Yas baby
Also now stop the Rudi-posting please.
>>65304953
rudiposting is the future of /daily/
>>65304953
NEVER
>>65304981
rudi is cancer now and its spreading
>>65304981
This is true.
>>65305028
This too.
>mfw dumb
>>65305040
This isn't false tho
>>65305065
Who wants to be assimilated ITT?
>>65305098
Me.
>>65305098
Well, at least I'm part of /daily/ history now
>>65305098
me pls
also this
>>65303092
Come on mate, Symbolic is good shit
>>65303850
I haven't been impressed with Callahan in general thus far, but I was actually planning on giving that album a shot because the one track I heard from it was promising.
Wait I need Haino in this
>>65305146
Good review
>>65305105
>>65305106
>>65305116
>>65305151
We /liquefactionism/ now.
can anyone rec me an album that's as painful as Hell Driver?
>>65305146
you are my everlovin / celestial power is one of the best things ever i hope you enjoy it
>>65303850
>Is this really supposed to be the best Smog album?
no
the doctor at the gates of dawn is the one
>>65305202
beautiful
>>65305146
Fixed it for you
>>65305228
>the doctor at the gates of dawn
the doctor came at dawn, holy shit
im so fucking tired right now
>>65305228
>can anyone rec me an album that's as painful as Hell Driver?
Snuff Jazz lmao.
>tfw not listening to new music
Good feel.
>>65305202
Excellent name.
>>65305228
Agree on You Are My Everlovin'/Celestial Power. It's also in my 5s actually.
>>65305234
Now it's perfect.
>>65305284
Very good feel.
welp, my laptop has decided to fuck itself again
paid the greasy toad at the repair shop fuckin $100 to "fix" it and he got it to turn on but created 50 other problems in the mean time
I'm gonna go fucking yell at him after class
peace 4 now
<(-(••)-)>
>>65305392
Damn that doesn't sound like a good situation. At least you have pigs and jazz right?
>>65305228
>can anyone rec me an album that's as painful as Hell Driver?
Endless Humiliation
Moenai Hai
>tfw humble and beautiful girl but shit test
how am i supposed to love her
>>65305228
>can anyone rec me an album that's as painful as Hell Driver?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/nickelback/silver_side_up/
>>65305629
I can't believe I just realised a while ago what your trip says. Nice trip.
>>65305256
legitimately laughed
>>65305554
heard moenai hai, gonna check endless humiliation later
>>65305629
"haha"
Oh god this is almost as bad as Dream Theater
5/10
>>65303434
have you considered flipping/cutting? idk that makes a bit more sense to me
>>65305098
let me inside of you
made a thing, Give me (you)s
>>65303424
i'll get mine p soon
>>65306050
(you)
But really I'll use this when I feel like listening to some SCG.
>>65306050
noice
>>65305747
imma just interpret that as a sign
dt up next (in a couple hours)
anyone of my girls heard it?
Towards Rudi (all of them):
1. Beethoven - The Complete Piano Sonatas (Alfred Brendel) [Warning: this may be too long with 11 hours runtime]
2. Michio Miyagi - Masterpieces of Koto
3. Schönberg/George/Berg/Webern - Neue Wiener Schule (LaSalle Quartett)
4. Chopin - 24 Preludes (Martha Argerich)
5. Bach - Passio secundum Matthaeum (Karl Richter)
6. Schubert - The Last Three Piano Sonatas / Three Piano Pieces D. 946 (Alfred Brendel)
7. Gorō Yamaguchi - A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky
8. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Shabaaz
9. VA - Street Musicians of Yogyakarta
10. Tihang Gultom Group - Batak Music
11. Asad Ali Khan - Ragas Purvi & Joyiga
12. King of Kings - The Pyramids
13. David Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
14. Duke Ellington - Blues in Orbit
15. Art Blakey and The Afro-Drum Ensemble- The African Beat
16. Lionel Marchetti & Seijiro Murayama - Hatali Atsalei L'échange des yeux
17. Hans Krüsi - Ex hk.
18. Lionel Marchetti & Yôko Higashi - Pétrole
19. Christian Zanési - Le Paradoxe De La Femme-Poisson
20. Bernard Parmegiani - Chronos
21. Volapük - Polyglöt
22. Кoммyнизм - Игpa в caмoлeтики пoд кpoвaтью
23. Aquarium - Aкycтикa
24. Stock, Hausen & Walkman - Organ Transplants Vol. 1
25. William S. Burroughs - Call Me Burroughs
26. Kurt Schwitters - Ursonate
27. Khamis El Fino Ali - Music for the Classical Oud
28. Pascal Duffard – Dieu Est Fou
29. 김성아, 심상남, 이태백, 김청만 - Young Sanjo
30. Ives - Symphony No. 2 (Bernstein)
Just pick what interests you.
>>65306050
I can imagine creating these is entertaining, but it doesn't seem very likely to me that many people use them in a helpful way
>>65306095
Yes and it sucks
>>65306170
nah i dont believe that, theyre all professional, skilled musicians with years of experience, huge influence on their genre and a huge fanbase, what could possibly go wrong amirite?
Test for trip
>>65306300
nice. you even got dubs.
Good night /daily/, meme hard!
<3
>>65306234
2 hours later:
>WHAT THE FUCK DID THEY DO, THEY PIECES OF SHIT I MEAN IT COULD'VE BEEN A GOOD ALBUM AND THEY FUCKING RUINED IT TO SELL MORE REEEEEE
I literally almost shat myself while listening to this (because I have massive diarrhea).
>>65306401
Sleep tight.
>>65306401
I'm going to sleep soon too so good night, Dog and the rest of /daily/!
>>65306050
That's all she wrote for today, goodnight /daily/
>>65306436
did you play it loud
you should play it louder no matter what your answer is
>>65306482
VOLUME TO THE MAX
DJ Screw is pretty tight.
>>65306099
Thanks!! Looks really great
Do you maybe have a substitution for Conference of the Birds? I've heard that and I don't want to kick sth else out because everything looks cool and 29 is a prime number so shit for charts :)
The 11 hour one is fine btw, won't do it in one time anyway
>>65306659
screwing is p tight
Man I'm gonna miss this because of uni and being poor. So sad
>>65306675
Sure. Since you didn't want much Avant-Jazz anyways, I'll replace it with a classic.
Wayne Shorter - Speak No Evil
>>65306832
I heard that too, sorry haha
Also keep giving them one by one because if you give 2 I'll have 31 and the same problem.
>>65306929
Okay, maybe something lesser known.
Bill Evans/Jim Hall - Intermodulation
>>65306436
i have diarrhea as well
>>65305228
I was just going by rym but it seems I can't trust em, I'll check it out
>Deepchord Presents Echospace - Lliumin
The first disc is Basic Channel but slightly better and less dubby, the second disc (bonus?) is more field recording-based ambient and perfect night listening stuff. All around solid. 3.5
>Milton Nascimento & Lo Borges - Clube da Esquina
oh yeah that's some summery Brazilian music for """""chilling""""" purposes and I like that. 3.5+
>Controlled Bleeding - Knees and Bones
Edge. Good. 3.5
>The Residents - The Commercial Album
My least Residents album so far I suppose, although the problem isn't that it lacks interesting sounds as much as it is that every song is about one minute long, which means no interesting sound is fleshed out into an actual song. It's kinda like a sound collage but not really. It's cool but it conceptually just kinda fails to excite me as much as more song-baed Residents albums.
>>65307798
Have you listened to 4G - Cloud? You'd probably like it since you seem to like EAI.
Joshua Bonnetta - Lago
[2016]
>field recordings
It starts off with a spoken word piece that declares the setting, and gives some of the right clues to interpret the sounds that will happen for the rest of the record, almost like a narrative piece. It's a very fun idea and the cinematographic nature of these sounds helps it work.
6
>>65307934
got it on my laptop for ages, need to get around to it but it's loooooong
>>65307031
Thanks! :)
Should be good, I love Undercurrent
>>65305757
Lewd af.
>>65306769
This was dumb. You're dumb.
>>65308532
High chances you will enjoy Intermodulation as well then.
In general for the classical stuff: don't necessarily fixate on the performer/conductor, I just put down my preferred renditions.
If you already have conductors that you assume you will enjoy more, don't hesitate to go with these instead.
>>65303424
here's mine:
Forest for the Trees - s/t (1997)
>ambient pop, plunderphonics, trip hop
>literally just bought this from a thrift store. No idea what it is.
sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DruMSckLw6g'
download: https://mega.nz/#F!3sJAEKSK!ShLFf6Updp3X1qs8EqBokA
>>65302988
why my trip gone tho
>>65306050
saved
>>65306436
>>65307139
we /diarrhea/ now
>>65306401
nite :3
>>65304131
might actually use this template for next time. More visually pleasing imo.
>>65308858
Thanks! I'll look into it but the choices seem good :)
>>65309180
Nice! Got a picture of the disk?
Does anyone else like browsing Various Artists on Youtube for new music? I mean, it's not my only means of finding it but it works sometimes.
https://youtu.be/iSjemj_R2ME
THRIFTSTORETOURNEYUPDATE
(also my laptop worked after the 70th restart, toadfaggot is still getting yelled at tmrw)
>Jangle&Bojangle
Woolly Leaves - Quiet Waters
https://mega.nz/#F!1M1EmAwS!CgkHn1UND_4TGk3eCmHX8Q
>∆3 Triangle Cubed
“I’m going tomorrow or thursday.”
>GIVINGʕ ·ᴥ·ʔBEAR
“I will (post) as soon as my laptop starts picking up signal again
>nyarlathotep
Various – Radio Myanmar (Burma)
(need link)
>comet on a bus
“I'll find time to grab one this week”
>co
“music is gay fuk u” (sent to me via telepathy)
>I’M FISH
Forest for the Trees - s/t
https://mega.nz/#F!3sJAEKSK!ShLFf6Updp3X1qs8EqBokA
>natkingcole
“i'll get mine p soon”
>Kevorkian
“I think I'm out” (you can submit next thurs if you want)
>Mortimer
*crickets
>Kanzler
“I'll get mine tomorrow or on saturday, probably tomorrow”
>Moregwessor Movenglut
*crickets
>Mark And Jez (maybe)
“I'm most likely not gonna be able to join but we'll see.”
>Darklands
“I'll try and get some shitty 80s compilation”
new here
what is daily
>>65310188
Shitposting general with tripfags.
>>65310155
I love this idea, will give me an excuse to by an obscure CD next time (hopefully soon) I see one.
>>65305757
i considered that sideways direction but I think I prefer it the way I have- plus I didn't need to scale the original image for the cover so no clarity is lost (except on the spine)
>>65310283
Hop in, man!
All you need to do is go to a used shit store and grab a CD you have no idea about
Be sure to snap a pic in-store if you can
>>65305747
it's awfull y
>>65310284
Yeah man that clarity is awesome. Not muddy at all.
>>65304131
How do you plan to even fill it ? Are you sure you will get that many people?
>>65311474
He has before.
Wew, looks like I missed a lot of quality memes last thread.
I'm now commuting to work by train so I have at least two designated hours for listening to music every day now. Reviews on random stuff inc.
>>65303424
Eh, I could try, but I wouldn't count on me. It's my first day of work at my summer internship, so it's busy and I'm pretty tired. I actually dropped by a record store today, but I only got two albums I already love, so it wouldn't count anyway.
>>65310155
Can confirm did communicate exactly that telepathically, and I stand by my telepathic words.
>>65303791
>>65304126
>>65304131
>>65304465
>>65304479
Reserved
>>65310188
Listen to music a lot, discuss music a little, shitpost a lot, use a trip a lot.
>>65306050
>SCG are on spotify
unexpected good feel
will put this to use soon
mayday
>>65312311
Holy compression Batman!
>>65312418
I saved a normal 1 2 but i'm saving that for if i write "reviews"
finished.
best girls:
Yui >>> Azusa > Sawa-chan > Ritsu = Mio > Mugi
tho Ton-chan would top, if he was a girl
best songs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jeQ3bbFLSg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wz-pNcgYo0c
>>65312311
Quality: 0
time for /blog/
>at home listening to music
>suddenly get a really bad fever
>it hurts to move
>take some pills and pick up my guitar because bored
>fucking around doing covers of xiu xiu and comus songs
>suddenly fever goes away and get really motivated to make some music
>wake up from 3 weeks void of creativity
>improvise a 9 minute long song on the spot
>it's the best thing i've ever made
how was your day, /daily/?
>>65312976
I meme'd like a madman
>>65312654
i just finished it a few weeks ago
>that Mugi rating tho
>>65312654
also
>no Gohan wa Okazu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47p3XJ7eG5k
it's clearly their best
Newtripfag alert
I have a lot of backlog and this seems like a fun place, full of opinions, egos and superiority complexes that as of right now are so much higher than my own.
Does anyone have a June template?
>>65312976
>became a trip
>>65313485
welcome
enjoy your stay
here's your complimentary meme
>>65313485
do you like memes?
if so, youre in the right place.
make sure to listen to musical abortions
>>65313383
good bear
Negativland - Escape From Noise (1987)
>plunderphonics, sound collage
Hey, this isn't just a meme! It's actually pretty damn good! The use of samples is really interesting, it's not the typical music samples I've come to expect from most plunderphonics, it's samples from like old news broadcasts and public access television, and this creates a really weird and disorienting atmosphere. Each track has it's own distinct theme and a distinct sample to go along with it, and some tracks are much better than others in this regard. "Time Zones", the greatest meme of all, has the most inventive sampling here, creating an entirely asinine and repetitive argument about time zones over a spooky dark ambient backing, "Christianity Is Stupid" has a man with a silly accent extolling the virtues of communism as opposed to Christianity over a badass industrial beat, and "Michael Jackson" is /super/ cool, I just love the way all of the artists are listed over the super creepy ambience. And then some tracks just fail miserably. "Over the Hiccups" is cute, I guess, but it's not fun to listen to, "Landscape" is like a fuckin' folk track, and it's terrible, and I just can't get into "Nesbitt's Lime Soda Song". But mostly, I definitely like this album.
3.0
E L E V E N
>>65313618
Good review, mate. Glad you liked it. Didn't it just make you want to murder your whole family with an axe?
>>65313618
good review, michael jackson is such an underrated track.i agree landscape sucks but nesbetts lime soda and the other songs you said werent good i still enjoyed.
I found Yellowstone bird photo archives dating back to the 60s and all in all having a good time rn browsing Sandhill Cranes
>>65312976
record asap, i bet we'll give you at least a 3/10!
>>65313417
i like her eyebrows and thats it
>>65313449
it's one of the better ones
>>65313485
I just found a june 2016 calendar for mine, I'm sort of new this month
Work was wew. Had to walk through this big-ass hotel for a good 7 minutes and the total was $24.81 or something. Lady gives me $25 and says "keep the change" then winked at me. Idrc if someone doesn't tip (they often don't) and I know tipping isn't really customary outside the states but to act like your $.19 is charity really riggled my johnnies for some reason.
>>65310155
If they don't give you one feel free to kick them out.
>>65313485
welcome!
>>65314058
Sort of related: I remembered working as a barista on Thanksgiving and made drinks for eight hours and the only person who tipped me was my grandmother, I was so upset because a lack of customers was not the problem. I kind of shamed myself later for acting greedy
>>65314158
Yeah nah I'm never mad at people for not tipping. After all it's not like pizza is some gourmet dish or anything. It's something that can feed a family for like $20 so I get it, but it's just that specific event that pissed me off.
>>65314250
>>65314058
Is it true that black people dont tip
>>65314265
Nope. I delivered to a black family and one dude's apartment tonight and both of them tipped decently.
Only stereotype I'd associate with not tipping is that in my 8+ months of delivery experience, young obese women have almost never tipped.
>>65314326
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>>65314357
Slightly older women and mothers usually tip better than everyone, though.
>>65314389
biggest bip you ever got?
>>65314437
Like $35 iirc
owls, man
>>65314450
>>65314437
It was some meeting at a day care of what seemed to be mid-20s mothers. All of them "pitched in" a few bucks for a tip and it added up to around that much. I could tell they'd all worked service jobs before and were pretty cool since I had to take like 15 pizzas in my car.
>>65314476
Top 5 primary bird groups without a doubt.
Just listened to this, I recommend it if you like to be happy and enjoy warm spacious synths
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS9qE7HTjME
W E W, just came back from a 2 hour extra calculus review tutorial thingy and I swear I know less than I did going in. Our teacher fucking sucks donkey dick and we're all going to fail this unit HARD on Friday. Literally what the fuck just happened.
>>65314794
>if you like to be happy
look at this fuckin guy
>>65314058
Sunday is the cutoff day unless I've said otherwise to someone, so after that I'll kick people
also +$0.19 to tourney pot? :8)
>>65312311
w e w
>>65312089
No problemo, if you do pick one up before sunday let me know!
>>65315105
school is 4 chumps my dude
and yeah I'll paypal 19¢ to the winner ig
>>65313533
how spicey thank you
>>65313615
my credentials include being the original poster of the recent I FUCKING GET IT GUYS copypasta, don't worry that post was a joke
>>65313987
Made a chart if anyone wants to use it just put in your name where mine is
>>65314058
ty fish good luck with the job
>>65315408
I am an idiot
Various Artists - American Primitive Vol. 1: Raw Pre-War Gospel (1926-36) (1997)
>acoustic blues, gospel
Honestly at some points (namely the first track) the poor recording quality actually detracts from these songs by the slighest amount, but it really doesn't matter even a little bit, because this is the greatest damned music ever. 70 minutes of fiery, passionate, extraordinarily well-written, and just plain ol' wonderful in every single way gospel music.
4.0-
also this is the one year anniversary of me discovering key to the kingdom! so yay for may 31st gospel albums.
Good Morning /daily/!
I got a rye eye today and it pisses me off badly.
I will listen to something now.
>>65315408
:3
>>65315921
Fishmans
>>65316137
nope. Something much much much much much much much more "fishy" than that.
https://www.discogs.com/Sven-%C3%85ke-Johansson-Konzert-F%C3%BCr-12-Traktoren/release/7341398
>>65316253
That isn't Fishmans
>>65316253
>performed by 12 tractors
how the actual fuck do you fucking guys even find this stuff
mornin' tho
>>65316292
exactly
>>65316322
the thing was """""""""""composed""""""""""" by a drummer who was pretty big in European free jazz scene. He played on Brotzmann's Machine Gun.
While the instrumental elements here are all fine,the vocal performance is not only repetitive, dtretched and dragger for way too long, but it also goes for some happy and whacky type of toasting that tries to be playful and fun but mostly comes off as very one dimensional. It may work when some bloke with holes in his pants tells you he shot the barber who tried to cut his dreads, but when you go for this same sort of tone and delivery when talking about how much you love your girl, it does not exactly seem tonally consistent.
Plus, what is the point of making your muic happy and fun when happiness is a lie an fun is vain?
>>65316253
oh my
Here's a makeshift freeform chart with some long-ass reviews. Do read them though.
>Yellow Swans - Bring the Neon War Home
The first three tracks are an onslaught of painful and highly psychedelic noise improv. I'd be hard pressed to describe the sound as 'organic' but it certainly isn't mechanical. If indeed organic though, then certainly alien. The cover is all too apt, as each track oozes forward like some fucked up sort of amoeba, every new psychedelic noisy idea a new pseudopod into which the track flows.
The last two tracks are much longer and more subdued, the fourth I would even call repetitive, although it builds to a much grayer cacophonous conclusion. The final track is definitely a comedown, letting you somewhat gently down off this horrifying bad trip of an album, but it risks coming off as a lame finish.
Mind-blowing start, but the last two tracks, which are unfortunately longer, aren't nearly as interesting.
>7/10
>Albrecht/d. & Joseph Beuys - Performance at the ICA Lunda 1.Nov.1974
I was immediately drawn to this album and artist by RYM reviews containing comparisons to Marcel Duchamp and “art raga rock” but it was really just listening to some dudes bumbling about in a room with some instruments being passed around and some people indiscriminately chatting in the background. A microphone happened to be present, I guess. I wonder if they knew they were being recorded?
The terrible recording quality steals any opportunity for developing an atmosphere—a tried and true last ditch resort for musicians that can’t do fuck all else—so it doesn’t have diddly shit going for it.
it goes on for like 48 painfully dull minutes, and occasionally the drumming forms some kind of rhythm or the awkward chanting reaches some form of weak peak. Occasionally a recorder (maybe a flute, but the player can’t play for shit) pierces the dim malaise, and almost gives sections of the songs an industrial appeal?
>1/10
>>65315423
Is that comp with Joe Washington and Austin Coleman? Because if so those tracks are something outta this world
>P-Model - Scuba
I was very disappointed by this, to be honest. I had heard some great things about this, but it's simply devastatingly dated. The drum machine sounds tinny as hell, the guitar or whatever is as plastic-sounding as possible, and the faux-string synthesizers somehow make something inherently terrible even worse. In an equally bizarre choice of production, the bell sounds on some tracks are crystal clear, sharply contrasting every other sound on the album, even the vocals. And while all of this audio fidelity description could easily be describing an early Residents album thus far, the songwriting really is what makes the album particularly unremarkable. A few songs come up with a fun gimmicky hook or melody, but then run it into the ground with a dozen repetitions per minute.
I mean, to tell the truth it’s not as terrible as I’m making it sound, it’s just so damn boring. A few spastic quirky moments save this album from the point of no return. I have higher hopes for P-Model's first album, but P-Model to me just sounds like the ‘tarded Japanese cousin of Devo for now.
>4/10
>Geoff Leigh - The Chemical Bank
I hesitate to call this a poor man’s Captain Beefheart, mostly because it deserves better, but it could be boiled down to a poor man’s Beefheart. Apparently it belongs to a genre of music called Zolo, which basically means it’s silly, new wave-y, and herky jerky? (Is the entire genre just jacking off to TMR?)
Luckily for me, I enjoy most of those things in concentrated doses, and this EP does deliver. Each song suffers from its own brand of ADHD, skipping between quirky melodies and rhythms at will and dropping in a healthy dose of free sax bellowing in the background of all. Furthering the “poor man’s Beefheart” analogy, poor Geoff Leigh doesn’t quite have the singing talents or vocal range of the Captain, so he makes a solid effort with vocal manipulation (synthesizers?) but it turns out fun enough.
cont.
cont.
The title track is probably the most lyrically and sonically genius moment on the album, if certainly not the catchiest. In it, Leigh paints a picture of the Chemical Bank (a now outdated reference since Chemical Bank acquired Chase Bank and adopted the Chase brand some time in the 90s) or really just any old behemoth money machine on Wall Street. The interior of Leigh’s chemical bank is Satanic and factory-like, with horn fare mimicking tortured cries and chugging machinery. The lyrics are on paper much more mundane, but coupled with voice effects and general song atmosphere, recited like poetry, take on a menacing air.
“Black Metal Twist” is a gruesome heavy metal parody of a twist number. “Psychotropic GangLions” is almost noise rock, however weirdly peppered by a quiet but manic drum and other erratic odd sound effects. “Starshooters” is kind of like a David Bowie song in more than song title at times, but ends up being the catchiest song on the album, and is unique enough where the comparisons aren’t too obvious.
The whole deal risks coming off as a bit too silly, especially being so brief, but I really enjoyed what was there. I also enjoyed how much I was able to write about it.
>8/10
>Joseph Beuys - Sonne statt Reagan / Kräfte sammeln
Beuys actually makes pop rock songs here, which I’ve gathered is very against his character, and it sort of shows. The first song is dangerously catchy, if a bit demented. It appears to be an anti-Reagan song, but it’s entirely in German and brief bits of crude English, so I can’t be too sure.
Under no circumstances should you listen to this song if you want to be alone with your thoughts for the next week, because you’ll be hearing this shit instead, mark my words.
The second song is the most insultingly dumb piano rock I have ever heard, and under no circumstances should you listen to that song period.
>5/10
man, i didn't realize this band was actually good. this is such real fucking rage. the lyrics are also thought out and interesting. i'm really feeling this shit.
And now here's ratings on the chart because I'm dumb and attached the wrong file before
>Sven-Åke Johansson - Konzert für 12 Traktoren
Nice tractors.
Basically 17 minutes of different tractors making sound. Johansson even arranged for some of them to shut down around the mid section and just let the silence ring out.
It was relaxing, reminded me of the countryside. Wouldn't say it was a fantastic field recording. but it was pleasant.
6/10
>>65316806
here is an excerpt of the live orchestration
https://youtu.be/rH7Fq9rwjjU
wut
>>65316806
>Nice tractors.
Listening to pic related right now and digging the shit out of it, I realized I haven't heard that many Ornette Coleman led albums (only the classics).
Gonna make a quick 3x3 for him, rec me necessary listenings pls
>>65316846
damn there`s something kind of nice about that
>>65316899
opening the caravan of dreams for an underrated one
>>65316899
Fishmans
>>65316899
Aesthethica
Hunter gave Skies of Ameriga a shoutout in his pamphlet, that counts imho
We can all agree that Kung Fu and Melody are the best Hausu girls, right?
>>65316899
Yo that album is underrated.
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_ornette_coleman_double_quartet/free_jazz/
if you haven't heard it
>>65316899
the motifs- cross paths
>>65317180
>>65316459
yes it is, and ooh mammy yes they are
>>65317176
I have & I love it
Though I've heard almost everything Dolphy has been in
>>65317020
Ornette Coleman - Fishmans is arguably the best thing he's done
>>65317000
Can't deny those trips
Here is the 3x3 I think I'll do but I will prob listen to more inevitably, thanks for the help all
Gonna drop these "" off and finish the last few tomorrow
Best to worst:
>Suishou no Fune - Prayer for Chibi
Probably the most emotional album I've heard on this chart thusfar. I could go on saying "I wish x song were half as long" since the album clocks in at over two hours, but I fell like they'd have about half of the emotion if that were the case. Fantastic if you like your psych/drone/noise/ as ambient as this.
>Stereolab - Transient Random-Noise Bursts With Announcements
Half as predictible as Mars Qudiac Quintet. I felt a lot more of the eclectic influences here and the songs in general. Couldn't believe I was engaged through the entirety of "Jenny Ondioline." One of their bests imo.
>Leonard Cohen - Songs of Love and Hate
Songs of Leonard Cohen with half the replayability. Wish it were better but don't mind it at all.
>Women - Public Strain
While there were a couple okay songs in the first half, it's really the last three that shine out to me as modern post-punk masterpieces. Lonely and cold, but not exactly interesting.
>Sarah Vaughan - s/t
Alright, I just wasn't huge on her expressions/vibrato. Vocal parts were the least interesting, which isn't a great sign for vocal jazz.
>The Stranglers - Stranglers IV
The most cock rock I've ever heard from post-punk. First and last song were good but that's really all.
>no one on /daily/ is currently listening to Fishmans
I guess I'll have to take one for the team then -_-
>>65317378
I got you covered friday bb
>>65317414
Frick yes
did I say I have a bit of backlogging to do
I meant a LOT of backlogging to do
This is going to be so much fun!
>>65317541
>I gotta wait that long for a SILY review
pls no
Nice backlog though. Also, nice rant.
>>65317321
Please finish this fucking chart so I can stop having blood pressure spikes at your 3 for In Den Garten Pharaos
>>65317443
frank zappa
>>65317541
wow looks like total shit
can't wait ;8)
>>65317541
you seem a bit tense
also I hope you get to squeeze elseq in, it's really intense and sonically terrific. Just take a break at the two hour mark or you'll get a horrific headache as I did
