What's the most fucked up and/ or obscure shit you've ever heard?
>>50839048
Buyers Market.
that one about the guy fucking a corpse,
great grooves tho
>>50839048
Honest answer: A 30 minute experimental performance by otomo yoshihide. Shit was my first real exposure to "NOISE". It was more about the feeling of it then the noise itself. I was totally entranced by it.
>>50839081
Wait. . . What? You mean like gore-metal? Or. . . What the fuck are you talking about? I'm genuinely lost.
probably the repressed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL5QhwZhWtQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0ECW_wQ8O8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUe28G6EKXM
This
60s black metal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPiO_G-DEHs
>>50839048
>obscure
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1TbzcbT8Jak
the whole slave dolls things that sometimes surfaces on /b/
I'm still sure that thing exists and it makes me very uncomfortable
(Very NSFW)
http://youtu.be/VurhzANQ_B0
>>50839048
your mom moanin, faggot
>>50839150
what is this? I like
>>50839048
A cassette comp that had a telephone interview with a 16 year old girl that recounted her experiences having sex with her dogs while you can hear barking in the background. I always forget the fucking name of the comp though
>>50839109
I think he's talking about John Duncan - Blind Date
>>50839048
>>50839196
its been floating around. someone said its a new panda bear demo but i don't think it sounds like him
>>50839206
dont tease us like this
>>50839142
Holy shit
>>50839220
It has samples from Anco so im not completly surprised, still cool tho
>>50839226
I'm fucking serious I don't remember a friend showed it to me and I've asked the name like 10 times he'll think I'm retarded. It was a compilation of a noise label it's all I remember
>>50839142
The same album also has a fucking drone track.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwpvO_JMSPI
>>50839243
im not your friend anymore
>>50839217
Thank you, but also fuck you for allowing me to hear this night-ruiner.
>>50839079
this is the only answer
>>50839206
>>50839226
>>50839243
>>50839248
There's a subreddit about fucking dogs. Something like /r/puppylove. I will not attempt to verify.
>>50839151
Wha- actually, I probably don't want to know.
>>50839142
>>50839245
>this was made in the 60s
I have a hard time believing that.
>>50839268
The album in general is pretty fucking strange for the 60s, there's a song that's just singing with screaming in the background, it's fucking terrifying.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-AxqrkgodE
>>50839048
I heard MC Ride fuck Zach Hill. It was awesome and obscure at the same time. Zach sobbed like a little girl but wanted more. He wanted Stefan to be hardcore on his ass and mouth. It was a wild Ride.
>>50839142
>p4k ranked as one of the best songs of the 60s
>seen it posted / discussed on mu a few times
rapidly losing obscurity there
>>50839297
>screaming
>skeletons on cover
>fucked up
A "field recording" of some guy having sex with a horse. At some point the horse farts and you can hear the guy grunt
>obscure
I got some 80s and 90s new age cassettes from artists not mentioned anywhere on the internet, including one of some African guy singing reggae about Satan over preset casio beats.
>>50839354
I need the field recording
>>50839354
how can people mention cool shit like this without giving source ;_;
>>50839217
So was listening to this, then I happened upon this
>>50839079
All I have to say is. What the fuck is wrong with you people?
>>50839248
>>50839261
>>50839367
I fucking found it nigga
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4DsXGY3A74
http://clyp.it/raxqp4o5
field recording of a man drowning in his own blood
(Chechens executing Russian prisoners)
>>50839420
not my problem you can't enjoy music
>>50839430
This isn't even music! These are audio recordings of fucked up shit! You idiot! The person who performed it called it performance art! Just agghhh you fuck up.
>>50839424
nigga
>>50839446
You are such a goof! Music IS a performance art!
>>50839446
So you don't like art and you say i'm fucked up? okay m8
>>50839426
I can take pretty much anything but these fucks me up, it made me twitch
>>50839426
he dead?
>>50839151
>>50839262
you're talking about this story?
>>50839468
Did I say that I didn't like it? Can you show me where I said that? I didn't did i? Cause I actually do find it very interesting and am listening to Buyer's Market as we speak.
Dipshit.
>>50839446
The person who performed it did not call it performance art, he's a literal pedophile and said that the only reason he recorded it was to have something to jerk it to
>>50839499
yeah this is fake.
good story tho
>>50839470
search "Execution of 6 Russian conscripts in Dagestan" in liveleak to see the source
brutal shit. They know they're going to die
>>50839512
Yeah I saw that some time ago, it changed me
>>50839424
"It's their personality"
>>50839521
meh, I'd already seen 3 guys 1 hammer by the time I'd seen the dagestan massacre.
I was already changed by then.
The one where some arabs chop off a guys fingers for stealing a motorbike is also pretty intense.
(liveleak link)
http://pastebin.com/Z13Mspn6
>>50839172
that's really not obscure
>>50839540
I found the daegestan massacre much worse because you can see the guy begging for mercy and realising this shit is just going to happen
>>50839540
>http://pastebin.com/Z13Mspn6
Holy fucking shit what a champ that nigga, he's just like "hhnnngg" I'd be fucking crying desperately. I think I'd prefer getting fucking shot
>>50839508
I don't know about Buyer's Market but for Blind Date it is performance art. BM is pretty unsettling though.
Nicole 12
>>50839508
Peter Sotos has never stated he is a pedophile, and has never stated he did so to provide masturbation material
Sotos is a fucked up human being but he doesn't want to fuck children.
If anything turns him on, it's the pain in the voices of the parents.
>>50839048
the rolling stones - stray cat blues
its a song about pedophilia
>>50839596
Have you read Mine?
In it, he discusses that he classifies himself as the traditional meaning of the word pedophile, e.g. One who has sexual attraction to kids but does not act on it
I'll quote
"A true pedophile, I always thought. I'm sure I really do love all of them"
>Obscure
Recordings of children supposedly possessed in the 60s/70s.
>Fucked up
It's difficult to beat Buyer's Market or Blind Date, but at one point I used to know this guy who was into fucked up shit-style music (I am too, but nowhere near his level) and one day he let me listen to this album he found of compiled stuff from what I'm pretty fucking sure is child porn. Not the actual porn audio, but the stuff up to it.
Jesus that dude was intense.
>>50839632
tfw you'll never be that patrish
>>50839311
sorry I didnt know that. Good for them achieving some praise though. They are real innovators.
>>50839615
You know Sotos specifically writes in the first person even when not talking about himself to put the reader in the mind of the person speaking, right?
>"I have to pin the words down, cut them out and place them as far as possible from the dunce economy. I’m not an exegete. But I take the words and ideas and stutters and stick them somewhere far more successful. You’ll understand this, finally, when I demean myself enough to tell you what I do with the words that these mouthy pigs just repeat often enough to tell you that they stand behind them. It’s not what I take, or who I take them away from. But where I put them. Not rewrite them. Not change or charge the context. I identify them. I don’t, idiot, masturbate with them. I can’t imagine wanting to do anything without having these words fully included. I wouldn’t even consider doing anything without them. The cunts that make cartoons out of their ideas. Little collages and signatures and slack versions. Strippers and songwriters and female’d max factors. I live all over them. I write through them, use them, come away with little more than a dangling possible. What I do is inescapable."
>>50839632
I listened to Buyer's market but I was lost as to what the context was. Maybe I wasnt paying any close attention.
Are we meant to know any facts beforehand or not?
What makes it fucked up?
Le Have a Nice Life putting recordings of a boy in a mental hospital on Cropsey :^)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-bDyYkYX74
>>50839677
It's a comp of interviews and phonecalls with parents of raped/murdered/missing kids
>>50839686
How is that even scary though?
May be edgy but not scary. We arent hearing the victims point of view are we.
>>50839217
that's not music. buyers market is not music, phone calls are not music.
>>50839696
it's not supposed to be "scary", but it is fairly disturbing. unless you like that kind of thing.
>>50839696
I think it's pretty spooky honestly
some time ago i made a collage of some weird sounds and stuff. it is basically "best of /mu/'s favorite field recordings" put in one. i think it's quite disturbing.
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/hkahv7wy8bxoh99/dasfield.mp3
>>50839677
The surface material is supposed to revolt any normal human being. Sexual violence is supposed to be an intensely uncomfortable subject when presented as it is in Buyer's Market, completely straight and testimonial.
The "deeper meaning" behind the recordings, according to Sotos, is a vague sense of exploitation of the tragedy and perversion of the victims. He does this better in other material he has written, but it's evident here that despite our collective revulsion of the subject matter, it still draws people to it, in a sort of thing beyond bile fascination.
The McMartin track is the key point for this. Listening to it along with the others it blends into the awful miasma of the other tracks. But the McMartin scandal was a hoax. No one was molested there. It was the peak of Satanic ritual sexual abuse hysteria, where people intentionally searched out the worst, and fabricated it when they couldn't find it.
The fact people listen to it only furthers Sotos' point.
>>50839696
>We arent hearing the victims point of view are we.
Several interviews are, in fact, the victims.
Some sections are rape victims, some sections are children who are victims of sexual abuse.
This thread isn't about scary music, it's about obscure and fucked up music. Disturbing music. Music that makes the average person recoil (even though they'll be likely watch To Catch a Predator or some documentary on a rape case).
>>50839142
>black metal
no, this is more industrial or no wave
still pretty fucking cool, thanks!
>>50839696
>empathy
A music file with random unnerving sounds and vocals I can't make out, that I pulled off a random site when I was drunk. I seriously don't remember how I got it. It's ___).wav, 44.5MB filesize and crashes all music editors I open.
>>50839700
>you've ever heard
>>50839771
>not uploading it
>>50839632
what shit-style is that?
>>50839793
>Fucked up shit-style music
Mostly power electronics and field recordings of unpleasant things.
>>50839721
>The surface material is supposed to revolt any normal human being.
Am I insane if I wasn't in the least bit shocked by any of the recordings? I found most of it boring I mean, they're just testimonials, I know sexual abuse exists and I've read about countless cases like the ones here. I didn't really find anything disturbing about the interviews themselves.
Not obscure, but by far the most fucked up sounding for some reason
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp1CxD82GJk
What Mike Patton understands is that you need a dynamic to be scared. Masonna does this too on Ejaculation Generator.
Compared to stuff like Stalaggh and such, you're always on the edge. Stalaggh didn't terrify me by comparision.
>>50839511
how do you know
>>50839782
Knock your socks off.
speedysharecom/sxreR/.wav
>>50839822
Because it's as medically accurate as the Human Centipede.
>>50839700
It is the fucking 20th time I post this here but here it goes: Music = sonorous art. Any sound you record and manipulate with the intent of making art is music. This is not up for debate.
>>50839822
Are you really young or just really naive?
>>50839834
>Any sound you record and manipulate with the intent of making art is music.
so buyer's market is not music. thanks. it is not manipulated and has no intend of being music, it's interviews.
also all field recordings are not music by this definition.
putting micprophones in a melting ice block is music by this definition. i am fine with this.
Best thread in a long time.
>>50839859
>Buyer's Market
>not manipulated
>field recordings
>not manipulated
lel take a look at this pleb
>>50839859
Sotos and Albini manipulated the order of the interviews for maximum emotional reaction.
It's music. It's art. Get over it.
>>50839311
It was on Cracked too.
>>50839873
how are field recordings manupulated? how is recording water sounds manipulating?
>>50839875
so the news on tv are music too?
http://youtu.be/_GX0phjDmlU
>>50839875
it is art and you can enjoy it in a way you enjoy music but it is not music, not by any definition that makes sense.
>>50839540
goddamn it was a long time ago when i was watching videos like this
i was still a little annoying /b/tard then
>>50839922
>the memories of the first year you're on 4chan and you act like a faggot /b/tard
>>50839917
Except it is music, because it fits the definitions that actually make sense.
>>50839922
>>50839930
I was never really a little annoying /b/tard but I do remember feeling almost "patriotic" about certain stupid raids and shit.
>>50839917
Define music
>>50839940
holy shit this, I even, one time shit no forget it
>>50839945
sounds organized by a human being
question back: are the tv news music? it is often interviews arrange in a way to emphasize dramatics.
>>50839967
if you can appreciate it as music, then it is music.
>>50839967
or any documentary.
is louis theroux a musician? and is he a double musician if he plays guitar in a documentary?
>>50839817
>empathy
>>50839967
It's not done for artistic expression but for commercial reasons.
Speeches however are music because they are arranged with specific cadence for emotional reaction.
>>50839987
>It's not done for artistic expression but for commercial reasons.
when i watch a documentary about whales or shit with several interviews i watch it for fun. also news are not commercial.
>>50839984
Is John Darnielle a double musician because he sings and plays guitar?
Is Louis Theroux secretly John Darnielle pretending to be a British interviewer?
>>50839987
>Speeches are music
no, speeches are speeches.
you guys are really serious about that, right?
>>50840002
>News are not commercial
Jesus Christ what dimension do you live in
>>50839892
>>50839899
>>50839917
There is nothing worse in the world than a fool who prides himself on his ability to think logically
>>50839967
it's only music if it is intended as music or listened to as music. For example, sound design for a film or videogame is part of another different work and is meant to complement an experience, it isn't itself made with the intent of it being music, you could however take the sound files in your pc and listen to them out of context and that would turn them into music.
>>50840013
you are aware of the fact that buyers market is also a commercial product in that sense?
you guys fuck it up. learn to logic.
>>50840017
film music is film music. music made for a film. it is music.
>>50840016
einstein would be a good example for such a fool.
>>50839833
>>50839835
i actually read it a couple of years ago on /b/ and believed it then
i reread it now and it's obviously bullshit
I just remember it scared the shit out of me back in the day
Question: Would you consider journalism to be art?
>>50840024
Just because it uses news testimonials doesn't make it a fucking news production.
>Learn to logic
Look who is talking, holy shit.
>>50840034
I'm not talking about the score, I'm talking about, say, sound effects like the bullets of your plasma gun in Doom or Godzilla's cry
>>50840043
oh god you should please stop you're embarrassing yourself
>>50840048
Absolutely. All forms of literature are art, even non-fiction books.
>>50840048
It depends completely. I'd definitely consider Kapuscinski's journalism art
>>50840050
you say that buyers market is music because teh interviews are sequenced so that they produce a dramatic reaction.
the same happens in news and documentaries.
what is the difference? you say news and documentaries are commercial. how is buyers market nit commercial?
if you can explain that to me i can maybe learn something, that would be fine and i am serious.
>>50840069
>News is organized to provide strongest emotional reaction for the purpose of increasing viewership as a commercial product
>Buyer's Market is organized to provide strongest emotional reaction for the purpose of demonstrating a point to the listener.
>>50840069
imagine we would see the interviews on tv in the same sequence, what would that be? a music video or a documentary or just interviews?
>>50840063
>>50840067
What about something like a newspaper article, or even something like celebrity gossip?
>>50840078
buyers market is a commercial product too
>>50840087
Still art, in a sense.
Just because I don't like it and there's very little room for creative expression, there is a small avenue and it is still art.
>>50840069
>you say that buyers market is music because teh interviews are sequenced so that they produce a dramatic reaction.
>the same happens in news
This is just plain lying, news aren't supposed to produce "dramatic reaction" or make conscience, they're simply meant to informas impartially as possible what is happening.
>and documentaries.
Yes, documentaries are art
>>50840094
The material on Buyer's Market is not organized to draw in listeners for the purpose of consumption.
>>50840048
yes
>>50840108
what else do you do with it if you don't consume it?
>>50840127
listen to it. why are you eating your records
>>50840132
so you eat the news?
>>50840078
>News is organized to provide strongest emotional reaction for the purpose of increasing viewership as a commercial product
No, news is objective information about the current situation. And if the news you watch is intended to evoke emotional reaction with you, you should watch something else.
Ofcourse sometimes the news uses emotions, but it should not.
The news is a commercial product, but that doesn't necessarily mean that their purpose is to always increase viewership. If the purpose of the NYT was to have as much readers as possible, they would write about lindsay lohan and her new fuckbuddy or whatever.
lrn2journalism
>>50840087
>>50840100
This is difficult, it really depends. I would definitely say not all journalism is art. For example, news aren't art, as stated here >>50840107, the same with any other type of "objective" journalism like, say, research papers, because it's not meant to convey anything other than concrete information about a subject without any subjective opinion it's just supposed to be facts. Art in journalism would be any type of subjective journalism where there's a more discursive or essayistic approach and you're manipulating/intervening with your own views/ideas, like in reviews, for example.
>>50840168
>they would write about lindsay lohan and her new fuckbuddy or whatever.
no, they would lose their readership if they would do that.
is the new york times music? is steve albini a writer? is steve albini news?
>>50840168
>news is objective information
haha. lrn2journalism.
>>50840193
it was a bit of an overstatement, and i think you know what i mean
>>50840202
you're saying the news is subjective? what country do you live in and what news do you watch/read
>>50840202
Don't be an idiot, you know what he means. News are supposed to be objective by general rule, the quality and corruption in most news is unrelated to this discussion.
>>50840218
>it was a bit of an overstatement, and i think you know what i mean
yes, i know, still they keep one political direction to keep their customers. it is a commercial product. there is no objective news. you can get an objective view of something if you read several newspapers and put it together, but one single paper will never be objective, that's not possible.
of course the news is subjective, it depends on so many factors. compare articles to the same topic in different papers and then even in different countries. did you never do that?
>>50839823
Audacity didn't crash therefore you're a faggot.
>>50840246
But that doesn't change that the intention of news is (should be) to stay as close to the truth as possible.
>>50840246
but that doesn't mean the news is intended to evoke the strongest emotional response with the purpose of increasing viewership
>entry level
Whitehouse
Yellow Tears
Merzbow
>not that entry level
Gnaw Their Tongues
Peter Sotos
John Duncan
Zero Karma
Oidupaa Vladimir Oiun
The Gerogerigegege
>>50840268
it means exactly that. think of fox news as an extreme example.
>>50840274
we're having a discussion on whether or not you should eat music and if the news is objective so get the fuck out
>>50839079
This was what I was going to post and it's the first response.
Keep reading my mind, /mu/
>>50840299
It's the most obvious response.
Anyways, neither news nor interviews put together are music. That should be clear for everyone sane.
this thing i made is music though, i used the interviews, mixed them with other sound and put reverb on it.
http://www.mediafire.com/listen/hkahv7wy8bxoh99/dasfield.mp3
>>50840281
To be honest, i'm not too familiar with tv news in the united states.
I do know fox news and I wouldn't call that journalism.
>>50840288
of course should you eat music. but i don't think steve albini tastes very good (a little sour), so buyers market =/= music because not eatable,
https://sonicisreal.bandcamp.com/releases
>>50840329
>I wouldn't call that journalism
OKAY GUYS: NEXT DISCUSSION!!
is fox news journalism, and if it is not, is it art and if it is is it music?
>>50840352
It's a commercial product intended to manipulate dumb peoples politcial views, it is not journalism.
>>50840367
okay, im with you that fox news is bullshit but you're not serious about it not being journalism right? thats like saying 'x' isn't music and its just made to make people buy their shirts; that may be the case but it's still music.
>>50840352
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWuE3KSgnOw
>journalism
maybe journalism is used to manipulate dumb peoples politcial views. but i did not say that loud, people would say that's wrong logic again.
>also
Diamanda Galas
Diagnose: Lebensgefahr
Prurient
Stalaggh
Fuck, The Retarded Girl
MUSIC = SOUNDS THAT ARE PRESENTED BY AN ARTIST AS MUSIC
It's not that hard to understand
>>50840379
could we please stop comparing journalism to music
From what I've seen, and I can only watch fox news via youtube, so maybe I've only seen extremes, I do not consider Fox News as journalism.
Journalism should be objective or should at least try to be objective. When it does not do that, it fails to be able to be categorized as journalism for me.
>>50840415
>artist's intention is important at all
>>50840417
>could we please stop comparing journalism to music
how could we if something like buyer's market exists?
>>50840423
For me it is. It might not be to you
>>50840048
It can be, but it's duty to inform takes priority over it's aesthetic aspect. Same thing actually goes for popular music, which is entertainment before being art.
>>50840417
its stll journalism, don't be childish. it's just bad journalism.
>>50840087
bad art is still art
>>50840436
I agree, but even though it might rely more on entertainment than its artistic values it's still art.
>>50840460
how do you define objectively "bad" art?
>>50840435
so, when you listen to bach, can you enjoy it without believing in god? because that's why most of his music was made, to worship god.
>>50840465
It is for entertainment, but for journalism it's more vague since art is not a preoccupation at all.
But this is good. This ambiguity is what makes subjects like art and philosophy so interesting.
>>50840480
You can only evaluate value by giving a context, but that's beside the point. What I was trying to say is that something one dislikes or considers low brow doesn't lose it's status as an art piece for such.
>>50840444
define journalism
>>50840498
xo fox news is journalism? bullshit.
>>50840510
the quality of the piece in question is not the issue
It is definitely journalism
BAD journalism, but still qualifies as such
>>50840523
You are the second person in this abomination of a thread with a logical mind. I am the other one. We are two.
>>50840481
Of course I can. But if I believed in God I'd might enjoy it more. I don't know.
>>50840482
I wholeheartedly agree. This subject is so interesting to discuss because you will never be able to conclude a final answer which actually makes for such better debates.
>>50839206
Man Bites Dog - Noir
>>50840533
>Of course I can.
so the artist's intention is not 100% important?
>>50840435
why should the artists' intention matter? only their content should matter
>>50840532
the whole what is art/music question is utterly retarded, as nobody can define the question well enough to draw a line between what is and is not art
it is just people drawing arbitrary lines
>>50840539
was that that thing with the mastiff that was quite big on /b/ like 3 years ago?
>>50840540
>>50840547
When I said intention I meant as in the artist should want it to be art not the essential purpose of the art.
>>50840548
i agree about art. but you can draw a line between what is music and what is not.
can a car be art? of course, it depends. is it music? no, it is a car. that maybe could used to make music (i would call it the burn out symphony)
this was about buyer's market mainly. i think people just associate albini=music, that's it.
>>50840580
so music is auditory then?
but talking is not music, what about spoken word stuff?
here is where the definition is too vague
I agree that paintings or architecture is not music, but once you cut it down to all the things you can hear, that is where we struggle
>>50840552
Nah, it's from this year. It's not it though, but it has samples of the song you posted before.
>>50840603
If my intention when talking is to create music then yes it is music. Whether it is good music is entirely subjective.
>>50840603
>spoken word
is spoken word. you can do it in a musical way (there is this german poem that's a fugue) but spoken word is spoken word.
or you can combine spoken word and music (like schonberg) that you have both, but that does not make the spoken word music.
rap music is different, it is more rhythmical and melodical (yes) than pure spoken word.
>>50840642
I disagree, in that that intent should not be the be all and end all of music
I think it needs to have rhythm and/or tone variation in a way that creates feeling, like >>50840648 says
>>50840642
no. extreme example: if i make a sandwich and say it is music then it is not at all music.
if i say "eating a sandwich is like listening to music for me" it is a different thing.
>>50840548
Well. That's bullshit. And I'll tell you why.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuum_fallacy
>>50839048
Passenger of Shit
>>50840667
no no, there is definitely 'art' and 'not art'
where do you draw the line between 'music' and 'not music'
>>50840705
and i meant that as in what is your personal opinion on this distinction, not in a 'there is no line' way
>>50840384
holy shit 5:45
>>50840705
The same as the art. Some artists even self identify as anti-music or strictly noise artists. They themselves draw the line, it is onself that applies the musical value, but it does not define the artists intention outright.
>>50839311
>knows p4k rankings by heart
>>50840661
Well, again, there's no ultimate definition to it, if that's how you view what's music then that fine but I disagree.
>>50840664
I see your example with the sandwich and I agree. But if you, say, recorded the sounds of a sandwich and published it as music I would consider it music. I probably wouldn't listen to it much.
>>50840274
Just Youtubed "Gnaw Their Tongues". Diggin' this shit!
Anyone have a sort of "how to into" for them? Their discographies fucking huge and I dunno where to start.
>>50840753
noise is not music, noise is noise, the words are contrary. it's still art though and can be enjoyed just as music.
>>50840784
do you r sandwiches make sound? how to achieve that.
btw, i once made a loop recording of me rolling a joint (i rolled the joint while the looper stacked 20 second loops over each other) and then playing random notes on epiano, i did consider it as a joke. i posted it here, people liked it, then i listened to it again and started to appreciate it and now i would say it is music. i think it fits the topic. i lost the file though.
>>50839426
7.5/10, would listen to an album of this
Rap music
>>50839632
>Recordings of children supposedly possessed in the 60s/70s.
sauce please
>>50839426
so the genre is snuff music?
Passenger of a hit - lick my diaper
>>50839156
It was going pretty good till the girl came back from the death. meh.
Heres something for you guys. Read the lyrics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAv19Zj0528
Lolicore.
>>50840384
holy shit what the fuck
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1tEQy90Mi6H
>>50839354
>one of some African guy singing reggae about Satan over preset casio beats.
I need to hear this.
listening to wallnoise has got to be one of the most disturbing things you can do on your computer
>>50840384
3:15 onwards
how the fuck is he still on the air
Stalagg or Zib Zab Zoobity Doo
>>50842455
Stalaggh*
>>50839424
I'm downloading this tape now, are the other tracks good?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVsfOSbJY0
Easily this. Consider yourself warned NOT to click this link if you are at work, and that this music is incredibly disturbing and may have a negative impact on your psyche. This is not to be taken likely under any circumstances.
The Jonestown Tape, easily. One of the most chilling things I've even heard
>>50839424
Oh shit what the fuck
>>50842555
>le "pop music is bad" meme
classic meme, i give it 5/5 meme points.
What did you think of it, did you love it, did you hate it, why, what should I review next?
>>50842527
Where'd you download it?
>>50842557
Link? I've heard about it. Is it actually a recording of the cult dying or more like a recording of an interview or recorded memo from the man himself?
>>50842589
>Genuinely believing that Rebecca Black has any redeemable qualities
Wow, the counter-counter-culture thing really got to you, didn't it?
>>50839424
Shit, Man Bites Dog sampled this on Noir!
>>50839424
>One thing lead to another
>Petting does lead to sex
>It's their personality
>Dogs are a lot nicer than guys
>Do you find it easy to seduce a dog
>You're basically a dog girl, eh?
>Do you do it "doggy style" as it were
>Do you have any attention to come out of the closet?
Holy shit it should be fucked up but I can tell the guy is having a lot of fucking fun.
apparently this counts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGLfSn4LBuY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se38cIQSoIg
first one is really intense, there's something in me that expects that death can be somewhat peaceful for everybody, and this destroys that idea
>>50842625
http://netkups.com/?d=7fb065104f250
It's taking quite a while to download though
I still find this creepy even though it's really not that bad, because when I first heard it when I was 14 I was woken up to it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gZF_OguF6U
then there's always this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CqG0e1nyHY
>>50842640
The latter. They talk about their options and current situation, and debate suicide. The last ten or so minutes of the tape are the actual suicide but it's more of the guy telling them why it's necessary and the only option. He also talk them through giving it to their babies, as they're doing it
You can also hear babies crying throughout
It can be found on the archive
>>50839696
But you do hear the victims' point of views, multiple times. Relisten to it again and pay attention, dude. Plus, keep in mind that those accounts of molestation have happened and listen to the damage those vile acts have done to their families. It's depressing more than scary, but honestly if it was my kids I'd be fucking terrified.
The story about the woman's son who went missing for a few hours and she just assumed he was at a friend's house late until she gets a call that he's in the hospital after being raped really got to me, partially because I know my mother was shit scared of that happening to me and my brothers, but also because if I was a father, I'd be a mixture of angered and depressed. Man, just re-listen to it and pay attention, it's powerful and unsettling.
>>50839219
one of the funniest things I've ever heard. Love every second of it
GENDERFUCK
ONTWOTHREDFOURRRR
>>50839817
You might actually be autistic then, dude.
It's not just the accounts and recollections that are disturbing, but there's moments where the kids are crying because they're with a contact session with the parent that molested them. It's fucking depressing, but I guess because my family works within social work this sorta thing just bothers me a lot because I know parents do fucked up shit like this and sometimes they actually get away with it. Buyer's Market really hits a nerve.
not fucked up per se but I just can't get into field recordings
http://vimeo.com/16207657
>>50839909
> cover of a bandaged african person pulling semen from their mouth
I was not expecting to hear noise from Africa, this is pretty fucking messed up.
>>50842851
>gay deceiver
everytime
>>50839967
With your definition of "sounds organised by a human being" then yes, the news and television is music
holy shit at least think before you type
>>50842870
A lot of people seem to think it's all the work of William Bennett and just stylized as a compilation.
>>50842895
So the track listing of various artists could potentially be one man's multiple pseudonyms?
>>50842920
Yup. Welcome to Noise.
>>50839081
That's a good one, its the one with the guy fucking a corpse in a room lined with paper, and you can hear the scratches and rubbing its pretty cool
>>50839219
GO GET FUCKKKED
>>50842930
Heh that's kinda cool, man. Is there any confirmation for that or is it just common speculation?
>>50842977
Nothing confirmed. Someone found the original African recording of one of the songs that was sampled, but I don't have a link.
>>50842870
Also know that a good amount of noise artist are into bondage performance and other sexual performance art
>>50839834
>this is not up for debate
do you even into aesthetics?
Sonorous art is NOT necessarily music. Don't let a postmodern cultural attitude towards art necessitate your response to it. It is not necessarily CLEAR what is music; and by the way, debate is a necessary feature of the appreciation of art.
Music, for that matter, is not manipulated sound. The manipulation of sound is necessary to create music, but music is actually the abstraction that occurs in our heads when we listen to something. It is the 'movement' of sound. A single tone held for 5 minutes is not music. A series of tones, which we can perceive to "move", either "up" or "down" (or however your mind abstracts it) is music. Music, by definition, carries no content. If the recording we are listening to can be identified categorically as "a man fucking a horse", then it is not music, although a musical recording can USE that sound in the service of the abstract movement that we call music.
I can elaborate further; would love to hear responses.
>>50843044
Let's please just drop this and get back on fucking topic.
>>50843044
>A single tone held for 5 minutes is not music
>he doesn't like wall noise
pleb
but seriously though, I agree mostly
>>50840909
for Gnaw Their Tongues:
>Rend Each Other Like Wild Beasts, Till Earth Shall Reek With Midnight Massacre is probably their best, though its one of his most avant...if you have a taste for noise/musique concrete try giving that a listen
>Eschatological Scatology...his most straight-forward BM work...definitely most accessible
>Reeking Pained And Shuddering...this one is more metal-ish and fairly accessible as well
>>50843095
Wall noise is not a single tone. It is a dense wall of fluctuating sounds.
>Various - "Classroom Projects" on Trunk Records
Leave it to Johnny Trunk to do a compilation of British children doing music in the 60s..contains music from children choirs doing folk music to full-blown John Cage-esque musique concrete...and honestly its quite good, but still cant believe this exists lol
>>50839206
I know I'm replying to a post that is several hours old but:
Sex & Bestiality
It was a four casette harsh noise/power electronics/industrial comp
https://mega.co.nz/#!9AsSxTKb!E3UQByRuSjWeM7e083C3tUqIHmg-pytB_gYoyfiPsoM
Pharmakon
>>50843502
kek
