Songs freakishly ahead of their time.
This was made in 1968. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnH7AVEX0AM
Huh, pretty cool OP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIJaYFotmAg
This sounds like an 80s post-punk song
>>49086326
there's a early electronics thread you should take a look!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW-n6GWFAvI
1958
NINETEEN FUCKING FIFTY EIGHT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=042yyvj_dhI
It's not as extreme as the others, but this 1983 release honestly sounds like something that could have been released this year.
>>49086326
sounds like an even bizarro BoC song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvMBxlu62c0
This song single-handedly made/predicted trip-hop some ~25 years early
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wK2thlZYf4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szE5D-dPs_Y
Delia Derbyshire unreleased "Techno" song (VIP mix)
>>49086405
dat intro
Black Metal in 1969
once you get past the goofy intro
0:40 on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPiO_G-DEHs
Dick Dale is really modern and really dated at the same time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3bBTsj5x_8
>>49086326
>>49086495
>>49086522
>>49086534
>>49086530
why were the 60s so fucking based musically? So much mindblowing and innovative shit coming out of the span of 10 years.
>>49086495
dropping bars before hip hop existed
damn
>>49086326
reminds me of Tortoise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU1v_wvcJik
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDUFaRiUwsk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBYdp84AwuU
1962
>>49086600
The 60s were based culturally in general
>tfw there will never be a cultural revolution like the late 60s again
>>49086600
because LSD
>>49086361
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3h03mh0MEMU
This one too
>>49086678
idk, man. This whole Ferguson police thing is giving me hardcore summer of 1968 vibes. We might be on the verge of another one.
>>49086495
this is so neat
>>49086600
pop music was essentially a blank slate for them
they had a lot of ground to cover
>>49086721
oh come on, at this point, police brutality is something you hear about every few months, but then again, this situation might just go somewhere
>>49086495
>dem drums
>>49086745
nah, this is different. Everyone's galvanized against brutality and corruption more than usual. All the pics of protestors standing up to it, NMOS, etc. Most of the time when police brutality happens, it's forgotten within a week. I think it's going to have a more lasting impact.
'69
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9Ky_Dsc36o
>>49086326
dat ass.
its like he had miley's whole bag down 40 years ago.
Coolest thread I've seen on /mu/ in a while
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=W43aQxzjyeM
>>49086600
because minds on LSD
>>49086816
I hope. But the government has much more power and control over citizens now than the late 60s. Even if one were to errupt, I suspect it would end quickly and very bloodily
>>49086890
>Death grips fans come in to ruin an original thread with good content
Why am I not surpised
>>49086534
the bag pipe stuff ruins it for me but still really cool
vaporwave from 1988
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSNLA4thH_0
i post this one every time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPiO_G-DEHs
from 1969
i don't even understand how this came to be it's fucking nuts.
>>49086947
pls let there be another kent state so we can have another DEVO
>>49086995
>>49086995
woah and vaporwave uses a lot of samples and visuals from the late 80s-early 90s
This is so meta
>>49086947
The government had just as much power (maybe even more because of the Cold War) in the 60s than they do now, but there was a lot more trust in government before the 60s cultural revolution. That was the significance of the 60s: people started questioning their own society and power structures a hell of a lot more than in previous decades.
The current generation already has the luxury of being extremely pessimist against government already because they were raised by a generation that adopted that pessimism.
>>49087032
lol someone already posted it
>>49087043
nigger I'm talking about the entire composition and not just elements of it
maybe contribute to this based thread instead of being a shithead
>>49086995
vaporwave is a parody of 80s new age/pop music, so this doesn't really count.
still a chill track, though.
not sure if this one counts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDiGeVVYEKw
its hard to differentiate between what was ahead of its time in an anachronistic sense and what was just influential on things to come
>>49087044
>>49086947
What's even happening in St. Louis right now? I went on /pol/ but of course the only thing they'r talking about is how just because the victim was black, he was guilty of something.
Is this like Trayvon where both parties were in the wrong, or was that kid really just murdered?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVyp082K54
although it sounds dated, i kind of sense that this could be art from the future
>>49087167
From what I've read/heard the kid got into and argument, slaps the cops hand away from his gun, cop pulls it out and shots him (thought he was going for the cops gun I guess) the kid puts his hands up and surrenders, the cops then shoots him several more times and kills him
>>49086589
fuck, that's good surf rock
>>49087206
Dammit, it can't ever just be a black and white (no pun intended) scenario, can it?
I've always gotta think "On the one hand..." and "But also...".
Why can't we ever have a definite "Oh yeah, that cop murdered that person"?
>>49086826
this is fucking nuts how have i not heard this one
the craziest shit is the album art is so metal too
>>49086600
LSD
>>49087251
when race comes into play, it's gonna bring out biases on both sides.
>>49086405
This is the one that's really blowing my mind. Like, what equipment is being used to make this?
>>49087167
>Zimmerman
>in the wrong
He seems like a dough but c'mon.
From what I understand the kid got into a confrontation with a cop, tried to take his gun, ran, then got shot and died.
The real problem from what I can see are the protesters lighting cars and shit on fire and looting stores.
>>49086826
is this even real tho
>>49087337
I view the Zimmerman trial like this:
Zimmerman shouldn't have started following the kid for no real reason, definitely shouldn't have tried to approach him.
Martin shouldn't have assaulted him/respond in the way he did.
>The real problem from what I can see are the protesters lighting cars and shit on fire and looting stores.
Yeah, we can't ever have a rational observation of anything because everyone just resorts to violence out of anger even though they didn't even know the victim.
>>49086890
for some reason my picture didn't work the first time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgnSe60vFzI
OPN actually sampled the bells from the intro on this
>>49086405
noooooooooooo fuckinnnggggg wayyyy
>>49087378
i looked it up and it looks like no
>>49086326
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWbzAa_c1VY
>if it sounds like modern music it's ahead of it's time
lol
>>49087507
j-j-j-j dilla
>>49087522
teleology amirite
>>49087522
well yeah
isn't that what it means
>>49086326
>>49087507
>>49087522
Wtf yeah Raymond Scott was making techno before Jim Morrison prophesied it.
>plebturd
>>49087522
That's literally what "ahead of its time" means, fucktard.
>>49087570
No.
Modern music is the same shit rehashed. Pop music hasn't progressed in 50 years.
>>49087610
No, it doesn't.
>>49087624
>ahead of its time
>music came out at a time before it was considered normal and mainstream
>that music has now become the norm
what is it about this concept that you are not understanding?
>>49086326
essential: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vjofqA2SNY
>>49087624
>implying the first person to do a style is equal to the latest person to do that style
You don't know what you're talking about.
>>49087713
That isn't the definition.
>>49087755
Except I do.
>>49087769
>Except I do
>doesn't explain to show that he really does
Shitposting is against the rules.
>>49087769
Please explain than, since you are obviously the only one who understands this highly complex concept
>>49087769
>you don't know what you're talking about
>Except I do.
great counterargument
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fvJEpdq8a8
No one seems to remember this one, but it sounds pretty recent for a song over 40 years old.
>>49087847
I still can't believe that a lot of later Beatles songs were recorded in the 60's. They may not have been quite as groundbreaking or world changing as most people hail them as, but they were pretty ahead of a good bit of artists performing during that time.
>>49087847
>no one remembers helter skelter
wat
>>49087847
I was literally just about to post this but I was slightly scared that I would get shit on
related:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0KH6QWmhrU
This was made in the mid-1980s. Sounds like it could have come out today. But that's most of Turman's discography
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16dV-wKKgY0
>>49087847
Really? Because threads like this make me realize how bullshit it is when people say, "Beatles were the first to do xyz."
How do we pre-empt music that will be listened to in 20 years? I'm trying brainstorm ideas of something that will be new but it feels like everything has been done already. Will will just go full-avant-garde listening to recordings of animals fucking with an off-set beat that sounds like a turd being dropped into a toilet bowl? Maybe we will listen to the sound of body's decomposing sped up 100x. Or maybe cosmic radiation along with a thalidomide child having a seizure. Where the fuck do we go from here?
>>49087910
don't try to be ahead of your time, just make what you'd enjoy making/listening too. If there's a sound you want to hear but just can't find it, than work on it
I honestly believe this whole album is quite ahead of its time. I mean the whole way the album is put together reminds me of The Microphones and Eric's Trip with all the mix of acoustic songs and crunchy rock songs.
Here's the first track just for reference:
http://youtu.be/wVEIBc-xHoU
>>49087910
There's probably going to be more genre revivals and electronic music
Avant-garde stuff will never hit the mainstream
>>49087785
He says as he shitposts.
>>49087811
Something has to be innovative to be ahead of its time, most of these videos are just early examples of electronic music in a pop context..
>>49087910
lolsorandum
>>49087977
Recordings of animalfucking isn't avant garde.
>>49087910
I've just decided that it's impossible to tell what will be the next "big thing".
I don't think anyone has ever made something and said, "Oh yeah, this is completely unique, this'll start a movement", they just made the sounds they wanted to hear, and other people liked those sounds too, so they expanded on them.
Personally, I'd like to see less genre-creating for the sake of genre-creating, and more expanding upon sounds that are in their prime right now.
>>49088022
What do you think avant-garde means?
>>49086471
I could see that song being on the random 35 track tape
>>49087910
20 years will just be reappropriated music from before. You gotta think big picture. What will music be like in 100 years? 1000? 10000? 1000000? Beyond? At some point there has to been something that revolutionizes music so much that it becomes completely liberated from mere vibrational sound and becomes something more.
>>49088060
Doing something that hasn't been done before.
Beast porn existss
>>49086495
1:17 early Merzbow
>>49088060
don't try to argue with this guy
he always talks shit about music but never with a concrete example or argument
another clt wannabe that only won't get a trip because he knows people will filter him
kinda sad when you think about it
>>49088110
Literally a CLT wannabe:
>>49088022
>He says as he shitposts
it's kinda sad.
>>49086826
This is phenomenal. Thank you for showing me this band.
>>49088110
fucking CLT
>>49088154
Are you just trolling?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj9AUrwq_OM
>>49088332
Are you fucking kidding.
1982 here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEWV6IwRA7I
>>49088332
WOw thats tite
>>49087507
the thing that kind of irks me about this song is that people (fantano called it "extremely original") act like J Dilla did some crazy shit on lightworks when in reality its a carbon copy of the original minus the vocals.
>>49088432
I never really considered Chrome ahead of their time that much. They just felt like a druggier Stooges. Still good though. I suppose the noisiness is special though.
Death Grips in 1992
http://youtu.be/18bMtR-7q3Y
>>49088332
Turns out this is actually a more recent tribute meant to realize the ideas of an intellectual who wrote about experimental music.
http://acousmata.com/post/90347897/the-radio-of-the-future
>>49087910
Overall, I find current music flirting with atonal melodies and an there seems to be a trends towards unique/glitchy/industrial sounds
>>49088479
this sounds nothing like death grips
>>49088479
Holy shit this is tight. I knew about this album but I never listened to it.
Modern day electronic pop (think Kanye, Bjork or Radiohead) in 1971
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsFgZakHOVc
Indie Rock from 1975
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLuC_6xnVRw
and 1967
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJSIazpQZRg
Hey its proto-Faust
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VHLmitA3o6g
>>49088486
huh. well a local radio station (wfmu) posted the link a few weeks ago. still back in the day a bunch of folks were doing noisy shit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHLmitA3o6g
>>49088332
This can't be real.
>>49088532
apparently its not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_rsxxL3pks
This album sounds like it was recorded last week
1991
disposable heroes of hiphoprisy
The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy - Television, the Drug of the Nation
>>49088504
Chuck Berry does Kanye (he even says the Ahhhh!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b2w_nJLuvw
Also some more pro to-rap goodness
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDqBRMxVXas
And have a really modern pop sounding tribal field recording from the 30s.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrrQT4WkbNE
>>49088585
nice nice
>>49088591
Yes. I'm high.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky4uYnsF3kc
not as much as a lot of other stuff in this thread but this would still sound amazing if it came out today
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIdimVDuSEU&index=35&list=FLObUoDK7l-tFLJeEIsxaugg
>>49088643
Wtf. This is the most generic garbage 90s dance music I have heard.
Happy Together sounds ahead of its time imo. Same with Dear Boy by The Wings.
old fag here.
I remember the first time I read some burroughs. naked lunch is published, not written, in 1959, which means he began writing it in 1950. my old timey granpa-y self realized that the '50s were filled with artistic badasses. this is a nice thread. its cool to see other people find their roots, but even moreso to watch them stumble upon the fact that their generation barely even knows the score. keep digging, friends.
>>49088745
Shut the fuck up and die already, you old piece of shit.
>>49088598
What else do I have here?
The Velvet Undies (or at least John Cale under their name) do drone. This could either be from 1964 or 66.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y8fyIVhqXI
insane 1959 electronic atmosphere, totally ruined by silly chipmunk voices
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=443lK8z41bc
CAPTCHA: art npiteof
>>49088745
keep talking and please stay alive as long as possible, you wise, valuable person
>>49088710
>he doesnt like Frankie Knuckles
>>49088745
Definitely, as someone into vintage electronica it drives me up the wall, when, say pitchfork declares 2010 the best decade in music. It's insane compared to what went before.
>>49088778
>>49088786
turns 360, etc.
>>49088527
WFMU, my nigga. 973 here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyLF4VcDp7g
Can - I'm So Green
This sounds like it's from the 90s, yet it came out before The Dark Side of the Moon. I hear some generic 90s-ness of Beck, Dandy Warhols, and others.
>>49088890
>>49088527
Heck yeah WFMU.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfwoYEcpQhU
I legitimately thought this was a Strokes song the first time I heard it.
Jethro Tull was playing heavy metal in 1969.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94gFEeRqgRc
>that metal as fuck descending riff with lyrics about coming to haunt a girl in her dreams
>>49089045
ok.
slitting my wrists now.
for christs sake.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUAlP9DVClM
>1998
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9yy4Fapz6Y
>1978
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnDw8JvLO3E
>1981
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO_LX-m74uw
>1970
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTcXH2S4WvY
>1980
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu2T1JJTN1U
>1981
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPo9m0naJxM
>1979
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Keis9-IF4Ik
>1975
>>49088598
*proto
>>49086326
I must get this album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_u9UAY-nNM
this is pretty fucking 2014 for 2008
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8lmx2k7ci0
i'd also like to think dj yo yo dieting predicted witch house
>>49086326
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_wy_Pr1bqM
This fucking song man... Cant believe it was made in 1969
>>49086405
SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHERE I CAN FIND THIS ALBUM
>>49086405
Holy shit.
This has to be made by a timetraveller dude.
>>49089441
Was expecting a troll but holy shit this is p cool.
>>49089507
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."
>>49088527
Pretty cool, although it should be noted that this is a 1977 recreation of a Luigi Russolo composition. But the lack of original recordings doesn't diminish the fact that this composition was way ahead of its time.
>>49086995
holy shit dude
>>49086405
i was going to mention this, but i'm kinda glad to see it be one of the first posts here as well
have another song from them made in 1968 (which is still pretty far out there for the time)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_Jp2VB9Wa8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bTsy4FuahM
>vaporwave from 1968
this is holger from can before can
>>49086326
ALLAHU AKHBAR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6fldyHVOsA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgpZi0ZnA5I
Early Vaporwave
>>49089441
If you cannot believe this was made in 1969 you ,ust have little to know familiarity with any music before 1975
>>49087910
protip: popular music repeats itself every 30 years, just with updated equipment
vaporwave from 1995
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJTz5OE3h0c
>>49087194
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dql1ew8r_vc
If you go to whosampled for most of these songs its crazy, alot of them are top popular songs now.
Like what producers go
HEY LETS SAMPLE THIS 60s BIT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgVlyrupu34
It's not far off of Death Grips making it big like this, so I have to ask you guys if there's earlier music that uses this bass-heavy brickwalling style. I want to believe there is. Shame B L A C K I E sucks in all other respects.
>>49089507
Maybe
>>49089808
thanks for the reply this beat is fucking amazing.
>>49086495
Fuck, this one actually amazed me more than the others posted here
>>49090993
You should also listen to Abner Jay's One Man Band. Spotify has it and it's brilliant.
http://youtu.be/B73-UprEYY4
>>49089715
What is with chicks and very early electronic music? Like Wendy Carlos for instance. But I've seen at least two others
hardcore punk, early 70s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl3FstCc_OY
also they're black
hardcore punk, earlier 70s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axGsg3fPm84
>>49086405
Is there any way to get a hold of the other recordings? The description said they made stuff like this for three years.
>>49086890
hahahahahaha holy shit i managed to never listen to the death grips until this moment and HAAHAHAHAHAHAH
>>49087977
avante-garde a clue
>>49086405
right artists, wrong track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVl2_MSwmSA
1957
>>49086326
does anyone have a link to this album? archive link is dead. pls spoonfed
>>49086326
YOU MOTHERFUKER I KNEW IT WAS GONNA BE THIS SONG BEFORE CLICKING IT
Shits hype.
>>49091647
Raymond Scott - Manhattan Research Inc
>Experimental (at the time) electronic
CD1
http://www.mediafire.com/?ta9q0cq908nmara
CD2
http://www.mediafire.com/?ekh12rg5q7g5o97
>>49091302
>hardcore punk
>>49091430
I wish I never had to listen to death grips. My stupid friends are obsessed with hipster hop and all that shit, and I had the displeasure of having to listen to it full fucking blast in a car.
>>49091797
You're the best
>>49091853
around?
http://vimeo.com/50831752
straight up noise/drone in '65
>1988
>dissonant tremolo-picked riffing
>black metal vox
>antichristian aesthetic
>scandinavian
in a time when all black metal guys were playing shitty lo-fi thrash metal, these post-punkers were predating the artsy later 90s style of black metal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaDRx6HXIHE (skip to 0:32)
>>49091847
That fuckin feel man
This could be a freaking single TODAY
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BOuu88OwdK8
>>49087420
>Zimmerman shouldn't have started following the kid for no real reason, definitely shouldn't have tried to approach him.
The funny thing is, that's a lie made up by MSM.
>>49087769
Then what is the definition?
>>49092094
n-no it couldn't...?
>>49089859
Immediately thought DG when the lyrics started. Then:
>running through my system
BLOWER SYSTEM SYSTEM BLOWER
also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEdk8YhieSQ gives me DG vibes on the production
>>49086405
based.
Also, lots of Kraftwerk stuff was ahead of its time.
>>49086405
this sounds like generic 50's synth noodling, tho.
everyone with a synth was making shit exactly like this back then, m8.
>>49092257
They were the first to record it.
>>49087610
No, beef heart and Beethoven were both ahead of their time, this doesn't mean they sounded futuristic, it means they were far ahead of their contemporaries. It just so happens that people end up catching on, because art and mediums progress, however by your definition, the point of art would be to progress
>>49088095
But it absolutely doesn't mean that
most of you retards seems to not get the fact that everyone picks out shit they hear from the past as influences. do you think all this stuff just magically appears on your itunes?
this is a better raymond scott tune https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dy77ioKI4lQ
theres a few things that seem 'before their time' in this thread but its mostly just sources of influences on modern shitty bands
>>49086326
nah
>>49088432
This sound quality sounds just like the '80s, though...
>>49092257
This is so true. People on this board are severely lacking in contextual understanding.
>>49086670
the rhythm guitarist in that band is matt bellamy of muse's dad
>>49086680
>>49086924
>>49087318
>hurr durr hurr
>druggggzzzzzzz
>>49089129
you are amazing
>>49086326
this was that dude that dilla sampled on lightworks i think
>>49087876
>performing
okay buddy
>>49089744
so which popular music repeats what?
>>49088745
burroughs is awesome, its sad that its associated with the hipster english majors that suck Kerouac's dick and the Beatnik movement.
>>49086405
This is great!
ok maybe this isn't that 'ahead of its time' but i could easily see this coming out today from a trendy indie-folk band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FPn5noN_qs
>>49086522
This is pretty cool.
>dem creepy samples
>>49095234
he's right you know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR9d4ESlpHY
/mu/core 40 years ago
>>49088523
Yes! I was gonna post stuff by this guy, he's so fucking neat
Anything Joe Meek was involved in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UGrFr7wAUc
>>49087847
>Doom Metal in 1969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW6G3nh5S3I
Just listen to that outro. Heavy as fuck.
>>49086534
Holy Heck!
That was based!
Noise music, 1972
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKX9LDo9eQo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUqnPYwoiF4
this record is just so mad. the man started performing again recently, it works in a rave like any old chicago house tune. i cant imagine what your typical 70-something indian guy thinks of western ravers so shouts to him.
throbbing gristle made this techno beat too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqnVneEBpgQ
>>49086522
Dude WHAT the FUCK. That's amazing.
>>49088027
This. It's amazing to imagine but the music of the future is already somewhere in someone's head, and all we have to do is wait for them to use it and decide to turn it into sound.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP-RFsuv-8Q
here's some you-should-have-this-already-core from 1974
>>49087251
those situations happen all the time with police. but for some reason this is the one that gets a reaction, probably because the uncertainty causes more debate.
>>49087910
we've already done everything which is why
>new underground movements are getting stupider (vaporwave, seapunk)
>pop music is degenerating and/or homogenizing
my favorite music from the past ten or so years is all stuff that's been done before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccyHT1sFmsg&feature=player_detailpage#t=1065
>>49086721
pshhh, as if
today's equivalent of hippies are EDM-tards.
who's gonna lead the new musical counterculture? martin garrix?
>>49091573
i've been seeing that album cover all over the place, but i can't remember where.
>>49086495
this is cool and awful at the same time.
An old folk song from Mongolia, metal as fuck. Obviously there's no Gengis Khan era recordings of this song .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsGMOunRt4Q
>>49087910
60s-70s dadrock is mostly blues progressions. Everything grows from previous artists.
>>49086534
Holy shit.
>>49086495
HOLY SHIT
>>49092110
citation? actually interested
>>49089045
>implying the strokes aren't based on bands like this?
>>49096856
1969
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRu3NFKBkt0
>>49089441
neat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjbDzwjoQwA
stoner metal in 1968
>>49096602
yeaaah, especially I hear a new world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pehihWNMgMY
>>49097145
I post it from time to time
>>49089441
bidibidi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwI1j7sslYI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRJ1BzUqPGg
Actual vaporwave from the 80s
>tfw a thread actually RULES
>>49092007
This one is unbelievable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4ouPGGLI6Q
Who the fuck played that fast in 1973?
Reminding myself that this came out in 1994 still upsets me so much
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8Ro-PX_GU0
Few people really sound like Brainiac before or after
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHLmitA3o6g
Luigi Russolo 1913
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wERU4NiAtlE
One of the earliest post-rock sounding artists.
>>49097543
Dick Dale
>>49097548
so fucking ahead of their time that we STILL don't have another band that sounds anything like brainiac!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWHCrQXkg7s&html5=1
i cant remember the year
but this was common at the time.
i cant believe no one knows about nardini
>>49096964
maybe its in our heads?
maybe
we are the future
no
>>49097582
The closest things are all bands from ex-members of Brainiac. And Girls Against Boys.
>>49097548
>>49097582
>Dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, he's fucking dead, the guy from Brainiac is fucking dead. I want this to mean something to every fucking one of you.
>>49097620
>tfw one of Timmy's cousins saw that I have Hissing Prigs in my top 10 albums of all-time
>tfw he was so happy and proud
>>49097220
this sounds like 4/4 in western chromatic scale, how?
>>49097650
damn dude. this was on /mu/? I'd love to see it if it's still in the archive
>>49097689
Nah. I posted my chart onto facebook for giggles to see what would happen and it turned out a guy I'm friends with is his cousin. He tagged like all of his family in the comments. It was adorable
>>49086995
I've heard this sampled in at least two vaporwave songs.
Still nice though.
>>49089072
>Jethro Tull
>metal
there's a joke and it's buried under time now
I've always thought that early GBV really helped set the mold for a lot of modern indie rock nowadays too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCFyN5kpeX8
>EXIT FLAGGGERRRRRRR
>>49097543
that keyboardist is on so much crack it aint even funny.
>>49097781
>>49097548
okay duder post your chart we have identical taste
Stockhausen's Kontakte still amazes me
in 1959, he was composing the transition pieces between the songs on Autechre's LP5
>>49097866
whoop
>>49097417
i think it's a different web site where i keep seeing it, not here.
>>49097930
yeah. yeah. fucking spot on-- also I think you're the one who introduced me to Motel Beds
>>49097982
I do love posting and sharing those dudes anywhere and everywhere
Be on the lookout; they're heading out to do a bit of a tour sometime soon so if you're east coast/midwest you may be able to see 'em
>>49097373
>A band that directly influenced a lot of stoner rock bands and is mentioned by them frequently
>surprised that it sounds like those bands
It's hard to tell in this thread what is impressive and what is just like influential stuff I haven't heard of or something, but is a big deal in those scenes.
