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PREVIOUS THREAD: >>60760715
first for heathcliff
i would contribute to these threads if AT&T didn't block topsters desu
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>>60813413
>AT&T didn't block topsters
What? How is that legal?
>>60813413
just do an old school ms paint calendar
>>60813340
so what actually happens in /daily/ threads, anyway? general music discussion?
Alternative/Experimental Hip-Hop recommendations? I haven't regularly browsed /mu/ since 2012.
>>60813913
heard none of these, but people like shabazz places, clipping and dalek
>>60813809
That'd be ideal.
>>60813913
Divine Styler
Busdriver
>>60813913
DJ Spooky is warped jazzy instrumental stuff, Dr. Octagon is Kool Keith being a silly motherfucker with DJ Q-Bert producing, Beat Bop by Rammellzee and K-Rob is the best hip-hop track ever. That's all I got.
>>60813913
Face Candy
Uochi Toki
>>60814095
that ground zero album is what made me wish I could find some legit Peking Opera with those bashy DOING DOING DOING sounds that kick so much ass. I still haven't found something that sounds as good as that album yet though...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeVL1GTjD7g
bump from the dead
has everyone been out all day
>>60816416
no idea.
Guess not as many people want to post about cool music in these hours.
I may or may not put my other chart on hold so I can finish all my 2015 album charts before the end of the year
Mac Demarco- Another One
the title describes it all. another mac album, the sound's pretty much the same, but i do enjoy that sound a good amount
3/5
I'm listening to the lonesome crowded west demos by modest mouse, great stuff. There's a song here I've never heard called "to roads to go, to roads to go".
Preemptive "fuck off Benji"
:^)
>>60813379
Post more heathcliff
>>60813913
Seconding divine Styler
Also, the ziggurat
who /awake/?
i have 4 what.cd tokens, what should i get?
>>60818235
forgot image
>>60818235
clicc like if u up
get live by candlemass
ive never heard it but this guy from ghost says it's good
>>60818235
merzbow and lettuce
>>60818257
smash that mf lik buton
ok il dl
>>60818270
depressing af
>>60818235
https://what.cd/torrents.php?id=72167192
>>60818136
where do I obtain such demos???
i missed you guys. Deco is fun but i gotta get back to my roots, you feel?
>>60813340
OH YO TELL ME EVERYTHING ABOUT LE GUESS WHO, WAS THERE A MEETUP
>>60813913
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>>60819256
Welcome back to the /daily/ plaza, we've been expecting you
kveikur - really bland, uninteresting etc
distressor - pretty much just a 24 minute loveless rip off
save me
>>60819288
yea and we used it as base for an op pic
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S60570165
>>60818136
So be it.
>Moss Icon - Lyburnum Wits End Liberation Fly
I have already listened to this, but I didn't remembered much of it, except that it was kind of boring. Amazing how taste changes.
No, this is the opposite of boring, it's diverse, enjoyable, varied, exciting, and all because of the great songwriting and musicianship delivered by the band.
The songwriting maintains his roots in the emotional hardcore genre, but it also isn't afraid to incorporate progressive elements that make it unpredictable and sometimes really intense: just look at that amazing climax in the 11-minutes-long title track.
But what are great song structures without memorable melodies? Fortunately this album doesn't respond to that question.
All the riffs sound really original, not always in the style, but in the melodies. They are inspired by all shades of punk: hardcore, post-hardcore, even the punk rock of the origins. This creates a bug variety of styles in this album and even in individual songs, making them extremely enjoyable and never boring.
But it doesn't end here.
This record also manages to create a mood of delusion and anger, a fantastic mood of delusion and anger.
There is an emotional contact with the listener, thanks to some very well written melodic moments and a passionate performance, with the singer above all. God, when he gets angry he delivers amazing moments. I love his voice.
Certainly one of the most enjoyable and diverse emocore release, very much recommended.
9/10
I will be /out/ with friends for three days, but don't worry, I will report when back.
Good Morning /daily/!
Watching the solo live version of Bloom and it sound cool!
https://youtu.be/wgsnR26ibj8
Good morning /daily/.
Continuing with this chart. What should I listen to next?
>>60821503
Blind Willie Johnson plz
>>60821542
Listening to it now. I'll do both discs.
Good morning /daily/, what should I listen to next?
>>60822502
August 74 plz
>>60822502
Cocteau Twins
>>60822520
>>60822544
Aight, listening to both of them today. I've listened to Cocteau Twins before, so I know what to expect kinda, but what should I expect from Taj Mahal Travellers?
>>60822594
One of the best free improv albums.
I need some new recs. Anything is welcome.
>>60823386
>>60823386
Ricardo Villalobos - Fizheuer Zieheuer
Lee Morgan - The Cooker
Los Saicos - Wild Teen-Punk From Peru 1965
>>60823386
Yannis Kyriakides & Andy Moor - Rebetika
Tears for Fears - Songs from the Big Chair
Julia Fischer, Daniel Müller-Schott, Jonathan Gilad - Mendelssohn: Piano Trios 1 & 2
>>60823386
>>60823386
Negativland - Escape From Noise
Black Tape for a Blue Girl - Remnants of a Deeper Purity
>豊平区民TOYOHIRAKUMIN - MUSIC IN THE AIR
>vaporwave
This shit was like taking a nap while the japanese late 80's weather channel was playing the background. Very comfy.
>Vaperror - Mana Pool
>vaportrap?
Trap influenced vaporwave. Had this neat style, but it wasn't enough to carry the album for me. Not much for substance either.
>>60813913
death grips :)
tetsuo&youth by lupe
young fathers (tape two and their latest lp)
>>60823836
can you give me links for those?
i can type moonrunes
>>60823999
http://dreamcatalogue.bandcamp.com/
>Satanicpornocultshop - Arkhaiomelisidonophunikheratos
this is something i wasnt clearly aware i have been wanting lately, but i have, it turns out. essentially hip hop methodology fused with an art pop ethos that naturally makes for a vast array of different tones, and one could say styles, that fortunately all know their place in the arrangement. i like how this takes from a broad set of genres (speaking of which this has about the cutest rap verse ive heard so far) but how synthesis doesnt seem to be the goal, but the consequence of unrestrained creativity/playfulness
the "meat" of most of its songs seems at least solid/decent, though with a good handful, i think theyre going to work better when taking the album in whole than by themselves
FFO Shiina Ringo though this isnt as expressive i feel
feeling an 8/10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90j7UclJfC8
>Jandek - A Kingdom He Likes
Another cover where Jandek has a cool beard.
Another album where Jandek strums an untuned guitar and howls.
The album with a fascinating 0777 catalogue number opens up with an 11 minute “I Gave My Eternity”. It seems like Smith’s vocal delivery gets more and more fatigued with each album. The howls are losing their power under a certain spell of complete emotional exhaustion. The theme seems to be revolving around another reclusive character who gives his reasoning as to why he is acting the way he does. It’s a very confusing narration with numerous facts clashed. I feel like the trick is getting a bit boring in terms of this particular guitar/vocal delivery combo.
“Real Afternoons” ventures into assigning food with a powerful life meaning. He talks about the table being an altar, shortly before naming someone a skank. The highlight of the track is the leg stomping mid-way through the track that broke up the more mundane guitar/vocals combo that has been haunting his past 5 or so albums.
“A Windy Time” combines a fast lyrical delivery with a fast guitar strum. Then there’s a moment where Jandek just goes for a vocal-only bit. He seems to be trying to make it more interesting with very minor additions but it isn’t particularly working. The lyrics are fairly meh too, nothing interesting to report.
“Your Own Little World” talks about spiders and how the protagonist appreciates their work. Of course he has to end the track in a very confusing way with him just shouting “salamander!” but that’s just the way Jandek works I guess.
>>60825027
Remember that guy who went for a walk at the end of “Put My Dream On This Planet”? For some reason I felt like that guy went onto a trip that is documented on “Sticks In The Marsh”. Abandoned houses, contemplations about God aka typical Jandek concerns. At the end of the story, the character gets his walking shoes on. It’s all so broken up and confusing.
“No One Knows Your Name” talks about being strangled by our own emotions. The strum ripples sound very passive on this track, letting the narration take place.
The closer “It Rang Eleven Times" features slightly more guitar variation with some abrupt slides. The howling seems to be on a more stronger note, similar to the first couple of the albums from this Jandek era. The lyrics feature some black humour about telling other people to jump off a cliff and using the “Splat!” to describe their fall. I thought that was “slightly” amusing. Doesn’t save the song from being “slightly” boring.
I guess this particular style is starting to get old. I need change Jandek. I feel like the lyrics weren’t as powerful as they were on the previous albums.
5/10
Wew lad. Way to break up a streak of great albums.
i've got a library question
should i put albums by The Upsetters under Lee Scratch Perry or should they both exist as separate items in my library?
What are y'all up to?
Today I listened to some obscure shugazi while spending my weekend alone, studying and smoking cigarettes (I should quit).
>Homesick for Space - All We Are Now
The fact that someone chose to mix midwest emo, Oceansize-esque neoprog, radio rock (did I hear some Coldplay?) and dream pop doesn't really phase me - I've heard weirder things in my lifetime - but the fact that I actually enjoyed it makes me question my worldview. You guys probably won't like it but it's better than the description makes it sound; the hyperactive Mars Volta sounding drum work, vocal harmonies and tasteful use of piano make for a good, easily digestible but slightly artsy rock album.
>Paik - Satin Black
>mfw some tard thought it a good idea to brickwall a fucking crescendocore album
why would you play a genre that literally revolves about dynamics and master your albums to sound like fucking My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?
Ignoring my seething hate for dynamic compression, this album was pretty decent. It sounds good and it will scratch your itch if you're looking for some thick, spacey walls of sound with post-rock builds. Still, the mastering takes most of the punch out of it. A shame really.
>Mira - Apart
A darker take on the Cocteau Twins sound; it's really lush and approaches ear candy territory but a couple of tracks here wear out their welcome after a couple of minutes. If you have just enough ideas for a 4-minute track, don't make it 6 minutes long please.
>Anna von Hausswolff - The Miraculous
This album is Chelsea Wolfe meets Swans meets Nico and it's really good and varied. I'm a sucker for this kind of singer. She really shines in the longer tracks, notably the fourth one. Beginning as ethereal pop backed by an organ, the song then becomes more heavy, vry much like recent Swans. The second longest track is pure drone ambient with the organ and Anna's voice floating by. It's overall a very impressive album, she manages to blend a lot of style and influences and make it coherent.
8+/10
>Xinlisupreme - 始発電車 The First Train
Most of the tracks are pop songs buried behind ear-piercing noise, sometimes even sounding a bit chiptunish. It a bit too incoherent to be very interesting. It only lasts for 22 minutes though.
6/10
>>60825273
reading bauman and weeping against my floors
>>60813913
David Ramos
SpaceCats
little poeple
SomeWHere Else
>>60823386
Human Sexual Response - In a Roman Mood
Chris Watson - El Tren Fantasma
Archers of Loaf - Icky Mettle
John Escreet - Exception to the Rule
also how should I spend tonight
>>60825803
that sounds depressing
Gonna be doing my show in an hour
tune in if you'd like
gonna be playing cover songs
http://wmwc.umwblogs.org/
![csm_bauman_zygmunt_a2f7706e93[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/WK59y09.jpg "csm_bauman_zygmunt_a2f7706e93[1].jpg")
>>60825971
>>60825273
Enjoying some bass and vocal focused music from the jazz avant garde. Rarely even sounds like jazz actually..
Afterwards I have to get to some birdsong.
>>60825273
i just had a winter nap listening to sung tongs and other comfy goodness, im now listening to the listenalong while drinking tea
really amazing feel
>>60826541
What's this week's listenalong?
>>60826541
jealous desu
so guys
turns out I need to work hard to be successful
I guess I won't be posting much in future
>>60826005
Plz listen, playing a lot of /daily/ approved stuff today
>>60827108
Listening.
Whose is this Jailhouse Rock cover?
study study study
I'll listen to something now maybe
>>60825224
do as you please desu, I have them under the same "album artist" but different "artist"
>>60827535
the residents
>>60827778
and this is what I decided to hear
Also pic from last night
>>60829290
how was the show itself? who are the best bands in the current wave of post rock? what happened to your Branca love?
>>60829541
It was really nice, and with my state at the time I had some pretty wild moments inside my head. They played stuff more similar to the second album which I still like but I was really hyped whenever they shifted towards the more piano focused stuff from the s/t
idk cause I barely listen to post rock iunno
I still love the guy I need to relisten to his stuff to give proper RYM ratings and to have a proper opinion
might do a Branca album next, this Chatam record really put me in the mood
btw Die Donnergotter is at the level of Branca's stuff, the second track is really surprising and I still loved it. of course the title track was the best thing about this doe
I just saw the group pic from le guess who
I'm really jealous
BUT
ARE YOU EUROPEANS GOING TO SEE GIVINGBEAR PERFORM NEXT MONTH?! FOR FREE?! I DON'T FUCKING THINK SO HAHAHAHAHAH
>>60818683
I don't remember :(
Interstate 8 site?
>>60829664
Have you heard this album? I think you'd like it.
>>60823386
Sondre Lerche s/t
Michael Pisaro continuum unbound
Insect Warfare world extermination
Jessica Pratt on your own love again
>>60830497
I will now!
>>60828225
ooh, I think I'm gonna do that
>>60830412
wait what? where?
>find all the ethiopiques series on a blog
>they're 128kps rips
will the bad news end never
>>60818683
>>60830412
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0Bz5aLYxygxqVaDNtaW1kZ0Z1UGc&usp=sharing
found it through leddit desu
>>60831137
I found them on slsk, there are two different demos recordings though which is weird. Gonna try out both of them.
altar was disappointing, i was really let down by it, which is unfortunate. i expected some great and its was just decent
where next?
>>60831323
Busdriver.
i went rollerblading at a rink yesterday, and they played this rap song that had an even slower version of macishtosh plus' 420 song in the background (which was a sample of diana ross, i know).
Does anyone know what this song is? If I could guess, it was French Montana, but I could be wrong.
On a side note, it's interesting how much current rap is sampling lesser known cultures. Blase by Ty Dolla Sign sampled the drowning music from Sonic the Hedgehog.
sidenote: what the fuck is going on with /mu/ right now? it's normally bad, but not this bad.
>>60831398
le epik trolls are invading the board
>>60831323
You have The Tear Garden and The LPD on there. You know they're very similar right?
In any case, you should listen to Desertshore and Throbbing Gristle next.
>>60830412
>ARE YOU EUROPEANS GOING TO SEE GIVINGBEAR PERFORM NEXT MONTH?! FOR FREE?! I DON'T FUCKING THINK SO
that actually sounds pretty good :(
also speaking of /daily/ artists
>tfw can't write a single song lately outside of really good instrumental bits
I almost fear that my days as a songwriter are over. Burnt out after one year and 7 releases lol
Gonna post my listenalong onions sometime soon.
>>60831503
>>tfw can't write a single song lately outside of really good instrumental bits
I have the opposite feel, I can work really well over an existing piece of music but getting my own compositions fleshed out is a real pain...... we could team up?
>>60831556
>we could team up?
maybe bby
I need to get more into /deco/
>>60831481
im well aware, but theyre both something i need to check out
>Arnold Schoenberg - Piano Music (Paul Jacobs)
i like it
kinda spooky
i mostly preferred the late stuff: piano suite and piano piece op 33 which sounded more developed and use 12 tone
>tfw might have been given a fake number by a qt from my english lecture i talked to the other day
music for this feel?
also, how's everybody's saturday evening going?
>>60833240
If she's the type of person to ditch someone with a fake number she's not qt anyway. Go listen to some emo brev.
>>60833319
I'm not even sure it is a fake number tho. here's how it went down
>see her in lecture, think she's cute
>agonize about what to say to her all class
>take a leap of faith and just say hi as we're leaving the building
>have a genuine conversation about the class and an anime/gaming club that she's part of that i "should totally go to"
>ask for her number before she leaves to catch a subway
I texted her the next afternoon but she hasn't responded, I tried looking her up on facebook but she either doesn't have one or gave me a fake name as well. :/
whats some good emo? p unfamiliar with the genre †bh senpai
>>60833529
dude relax, I doubt she would give you a fake number after all that. Another possibility is one of you screwed up the number, either her in remembering or you in typing.
nevertheless, here's some good feelscore emo
Snowing - Fuck Your Emotional Bullshit
Cap'n Jazz - Shmap n' Shmazz
The Hotelier - Home, Like No Place Is There
>>60833529
>whats some good emo?
>implying
>>60834001
Yeah, that's what I mean. She seemed to be enjoying the conversation enough that it seems unlikely that she'd blow me off like that, which is why I'm generally a bit puzzled.
Eh, whatever. It's not like there's any shortage of cute girls with short hair and good style and an interest in the same things as me ;_;
>>60834264
go to the anime club, see if she's there
>>60834349
Yeah I was planning on going to the next meeting, if not just because it seems like a cool club and I'm not really part of any clubs yet.
Unnnnnfortunately I'm pretty sure most clubs are taking a break for exam period and won't be meeting again until the second semester starts, so I dunno.
>Tigran Hamasyan - Luys i Luso
Probably one of the most beautiful music I've heard. Hamasyan plays delicate piano, accompanying a choir singing mostly sacred Armenian songs. Most of the tracks feel like beautiful and serene church music but some moments sounded like minimal music or even Zeulh. Hamasyan's piano playing is admirable, never too much, always on point. It's a tad too long though.
9/10
>>60830879
Houston, baby
desertshore and perfect hair werent really my thing, but i liked the third annual report quite a bit.
Honest opinions on what ya think of Lil Shark.
>>60834741
fuck
>>60835524
metal music machine next
bump
>Max Richter - Memoryhouse
This was okay, occasionally pretty good. My biggest problem was that I felt I was listening to some sort of pseudo-classical most of the time. I can't quite pin it, but something about the whole thing made it seem fake or forced, or something. It almost felt closer to post-rock than classical, but in this sort of uncanny valley territory. It felt very commercial, like it belonged in a movie soundtrack.
While I really can't say any of the songs on here were bad, if a little boring at times, nothing really blew me out of the water. Nothing on here was nearly as edgy as anything else I've listened to on this chart so far. Maybe that's the problem? It's imitating music that was originally edgy from 50+ years prior?
>6/10
Sorry if this is a vague review, but I'm still having trouble determining why exactly this album felt so off.
>>60834568
This sounds like right up my alley. I might take a quick break from the chart to listen to this
>>60837520
Perfectly summed up what I think about all Richter's stuff. His rework of the Four Seasons makes it sound exactly like a movie soundtrack.
>>60837587
Ok cool, so I'm not alone in thinking that.
>>60835524
And bummer about Desertshore. I think that's her best album too.
And yeah do metal meme music next
>>60837520
that's kinda what I thought of glassworks
ayy lads
sorry for not posting this weekend
listened to Mount Eerie and PATGOD, Mount Eerie was a 8, very good lo-fi ambient rock. PATGOD was an easy 9.5, as soon as I listened to Astronomy Domine I instantly tried to find a live version. some of the best psych i've ever heard in my life.
>>60835524
>desertshore - 5
ouch
>>60837520
fyxedis
>>60838273
ayy ladmaos
>>60834612
legitimately considering going to houston from ny for this. both for the possibility of a us /daily/ meetup and because the Even Oxen ep was really fuckin' good.
Why is it so hard for me to find shoegaze I like
btw Taj Mahal Travellers was pretty good, will look into the rest of their discog.
What next?
>>60838920
because shoegaze is shit
>>60838450
fyxedis?
>>60838920
Sweet Trip
>it's shoegaze-y
Thundercat- Where the Giants Roam
some nice electronic neo soul
very funky
i like the track with flylo and herbie hancock
3.5/5
>>60838920
Listen to Chapterhouse, the opener is one of my all time favourites.
Also kinda what >>60838968 said. Shoegaze is some of my favourite music when it's done right, but most of it is average to rubbish.
feed me dem dicks
Franz Ferdinand + Sparks-FFS
i like this album because it's franz ferdinand without suffereing from the problem all the other franz ferdinand albums have, which is all the songs sound really similar. The variety of the mixture of FF and Spark's styles is good
3.5/5
Finally got around to listening to Revolver in full and it was a pretty disappointing turn out. The first half of the record was brilliant, some of The Beatles best material but the second half was boring. The second half was so forgettable it ruined the album for me.
>>60841233
read: i stopped paying attention halfway through
>>60841416
read: I was on psychedelics and they wore off halfway through the album. revolver is shit
>>60838273
ummagumma next? i've heard it's similar to PATGOD (which i fucking loved).
>>60841621
listen to bongo fury
also I don't wanna beg but you have a link for boris performing flood
>>60841536
roasted
Some really interesting things are coming out on this label. Electronic music experimentation skaddat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQfc7Q-KfU0
>>60841648
will do
heres the MEGA link https://mega.nz/#F!TAlExQ5A
>>60835524
what made you like that sissy spacek record so much? i didn't care for it
>>60841774
>https://mega.nz/#F!TAlExQ5A
what's the decryption key
>>60841806
!lYgi0n-APtzdt2okGgPT2w
>>60841887
>!lYgi0n-APtzdt2okGgPT2w
thanks friend
>>60841916
no problemo
The Thelonious Monk Quartet - Monk's Dream (1963)
>hard bop
Wow, Monk is a really interesting pianist. His improvisational take on classic bop piano playing is interesting, and adds a fresh spin on this style of jazz I usually don't find horribly interesting. Nice melodies as well, and the band is tight, but it does fall into kinda bland, background music-esque jazz at times. Still pretty darn good.
3.0
WHAT ARE U LISTENING TO DAILY. I'm listening to field recordings of airports I found in the archive because I'm avant.
>>60841536
>Le Scaruffi Face
>>60841233
I agree, second half is meh.
>>60842102
damn good cover
I'm listening to this for the first time!
>>60842102
dude link to that album??
>>60842202
'ere ya go. Good luck with that girl btw.
>Various Artists - Airport Symphony (2007)
https://mega.nz/#!J113ySLB!xGkeYKIYfkPMVte7D97jRtouogSP79Sy0yWCgNeGkyY
>>60838802
Dude do it
I'm drunk but this is the voice of reason saying do it
It would be amazing
>>60842295
lel thanks friend
Is this thread dead?
>>60842639
Not just yet.
>>60842347
it'll all be worth it to show those europeans we can meme together as well
>>60841621
If that's what you heard them you'll be thoroughly disappointed.
Spare yourself the pain and just listen to the live half.
>>60842718
yeah, i know the live half is similar (it had the live version of Astronomy Domine that I listened to, haven't listened to anything apart from that), but the second part is extremely inaccessible.
>>60842690
E X A C T L Y
I'll buy you a good Texan beer
>>60834568
>>60837520
And I guessed right. Guys i Luso was pretty great.
>>60841621
Piper is definitely GOAT, but don't bother with Ummagumma if you're hoping for more of the same. Piper is very unfortunately a one off.
I grabbed Ummagumma on vinyl (lightly used) for $10, and I probably paid too much. Very disappointing, t.b.h.
well, sticky fingers kinda blows.
>>60842949
i'll supply dinosaur barbeque and syracuse basketball memorabilia
Wake up (or don't)
>>60845985
:ok_hand:
Good Morning /daily/!
I have a business meeting with my friend in around 2 hours about a start up we're working on. Will listen to tons of dank after that.
>>60838920
>hasn't listened to souvlaki
y
and yeah, what >>60839343 said
Goddamn
https://youtu.be/ADg9XeQ1J9k
>>60846623
I've listened to Souvlaki before, it just needs a relisten. I'm currently listening to Chapterhouse, I'll do that next.
>>60842158
that's like the least interesting record ever
Mornin' /daily/! What's everyone listening to?
>>60847746
I'm listening to some Gas this morning. Later I'll finish my chart and maybe make a new one. Are you listening to Souvlaki now?
>>60847927
Yup, just finished it right now. It's good, but not great. I guess shoegaze just isn't my thing.
>>60847009
I know!
like wow it's fuckin blues rock I haven't heard that a million times before
How does it look?
>>60848440
Looks like one great album, one good album, one ok album and a lot of shit I haven't heard. Everything looks interesting though.
Amon Duul - Paradieswarts Düül
[1970]
The best amon duul release yet, and coincidentally it didn't originate from the long acid jam like the other records. Psychedelic folk mixed with a little of the improvisation the band is famous for, even though here it's stripped down and actually enjoyable. The teutonic vocals are more prominent than on the other albums and that's a big plus, as I feel amon are better when they write songs than when they drag on with alienant improvs.
Recommended to who likes folk and long songs.
6.5
>>60848643
What should I start with?
>>60848807
>I feel amon are better when they write songs than when they drag on with alienant improvs
Then Düül II is the way to go
>>60848870
Billy Boy Parker
>Stara Rzeka - Zamknęły się oczy ziemi
The meeting point of Free Folk, American Primitivism, Drone and Ambient. It's quite an experience, the kind of stuff that seems to be out of this world. It's really well made and very dense which makes it hard to digest on the first listens. I already like this a lot but it might grow on me even more.
8/10
>Jeromes Dream- Completed 1997- 2001
I know that using the word 'intense' to describe stuff like this is a total cliche, but that's the only thing I can think of. The massive walls of dissonant noise, the stop-start dynamics, the way they cram so many ideas into such short songs- there's so much going on here! I wasn't too sure about the bizarre vocals at first- both the Lightning Bolt-esque vocoder/megaphone yelping *and* the unmic'ed falsetto screams- but after some repeated listens, I think that they fit this music perfectly. I love the way they seem to be FIGHTING to get through the insane racket that the band is making. Also like the weird sense of menace and tension that the little noise interludes create.
Fucking massive. 8/10.
>>60848440
le avant-jazz meme
good chart desu
>>60848970
that's what im doing next!
>>60833529
I have given a girl a wrong number before, she tracked me down on facebook anyway and i got scared she was a nutter so don't do that. Just say hey next time you bump into her.
>VHSテープリワインダー - Together United
>vaporwave
The album has the kind of lazy chop n screw vaporwave that makes me want to tune out the genre. Tracks are also pretty damn short, way more than they need to be. When I finally find the rare track that I can groove to, it's over and leaves me hanging. Overall, the whole album left me annoyed.
anyone here have a link for The Magnetic Fields - The Wayward Bus???
I'm obsessed with this album, but all the archive links are all dead as fuuuuck.
>>60850489
s l s k
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>>60851140
(but I don't want to)
anyone? :3
I'mma start the sex jam of a lifetime right... now.
>>60851466
i might get this for you as well. i assume you don't want to wait for the holidays to use them iTunes gift cards
>>60851466
I'm >>60851140
https://mega.nz/#!2h9AVCjZ
but do yourself a favor and get slsk u fuk
>>60852401
>https://mega.nz/#!2h9AVCjZ
!aVTm6oYeP1SrHk-qqgG8b7dkc2AS5VVhw4f1XWZLxA0
(since when do you need that?)
>>60852401
>>60852422
what a bro :3 thanks
I'll look into slsk m8
If anyone is interested I am currently playing some music by artists I like. Mostly outsider(ish) artists.
>>60852464
Soulseek is da bomb mate, get it.
>>60852633
forgot link
http://www.wqhs.org/
oh my god what the fuck is happening
>>60852774
don't worry
it only gets worse
>>60852806
is-is that audio distortion on the drums on confused?
did they fucking pitch up the drum track in audacity?
>>60852774
>>60852847
Part of me wants to think it's a joke. I still haven't listened to it, but I get the feeling he's trolling us.
>>60852847
>beavis and butthead
I'M STARTING TO UNDERSTAND THE ZERO
>>60852847
if you think that's bad then I doubt you'll make it all the way through
ROCK N ROLL MC DONALDS
>>60853082
Can we talk about how an absent understanding of chord progression and phrasing on his songs allowed for some of the most mind-bending voice leading in all of music?
>>60852633
listening
play Merry-go-round by Wild Man Fischer
kinda shit that you have to do these commercials
>>60853311
>>60853236
Will do. And yeah it is, but the university sends the station checks for doing them so it's not too terrible
>>60853349
yesss, thank you this is my favorite outsider artist song
>>60853152
I have no idea how, but it works
the enthusiasm and honesty in his voice gives the song alot of charme
yeah no i can't do this.
i skipped ahead a few songs to see if it got better, and it gets worse somehow.
synctube y/n?
on a lighter note, what next?
http://strawpoll.me/6195598
>>60852774
very tempted to listen to this for the meme.
cudi's a fucking hack, even his supposed good stuff is lame, semi-moody pop rap.
>>60852464
slsk is literally the best thing ever created. also the wayward bus is p great, enjoy.
>>60853645
ALL AROUND ME ARE FAMILIAR FACES
>>60853831
le donnie darko faec
oh ok then this is really neat
>>60853908
am i a pleb because i think that's a legitimately good movie
but i think its like really comfy and not scary or mindbending in the slightest
>>60854040
I actually rewatched it 2 days ago and I still really liked it. It's nothing really mind-bending but it does have some unsettling stuff and the way it all came full circle was really well done. Donnie's death scene made me feel.
I don't know who played a song of theirs in synctube a while ago (maybe jjazz?) but this album is GOAT.
>>60854246
wasn't me, I only ever play bad stuff, on purpose
>mfw 5 hour business meeting ended with some great results
$$$
Gonna watch memeball and listen to something closer to the evening.
>>60854246
don't think it was me but that's a great album
>>60854040
great movie, it'd riddled with problems but it's so charming and such a big part of my childhood that I can't not love it.
still go see midnight showings with my dad as often as possible
>Meredith Monk - Songs from the Hill / Tablet
I'm already a Meredith Monk fan, so I had high expectations going in to this. But on first listen, I really did not like this album and how annoying it sounded. I got over that pretty quickly though, and she actually has lots of cool ideas on here. While I definitely prefer the richer polyphony of Dolmen Days, I can appreciate the cooler solo vocal acrobatics on this album.
My main complaint is that a lot of these felt like quick ideas that really could have been more developed, but they were just left to be short 2-ish minute "skits". They're still a lot of fun to listen to, but they felt sort of unsatisfying. It's not coincidence that I most enjoyed the slightly longer Wa-lie-oh and Prairie Ghost, and of course the epic 20 minute album closer Tablet. Tablet is fantastic. Nearly as good as Dolmen Music, and maybe more satisfying, because it more fully realizes a single song across its 20 minute duration (as opposed to Dolmen Music, which detours a bunch). The minimal piano contrasts beautifully with her screeching and soaring vocals.
I think I'll be listening to this a lot.
>8/10
maybe 9/10
WHAT NEXT
>>60854246
Oh yeah, Black Monk Time is one of those 60s gems. Would highly recommend checking out the bonus tracks from the most recent deluxe reissue. Some of those songs might be better than anything on the actual album, believe it or not.
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/monks/black_monk_time_f5/
>>60854709
Chamber Music
>>60854709
Forgot trip
>>60854783
Sounds like a plan chief
>>60854709
The version I downloaded had most of the bonus tracks, which I agree are very good. I think some of the original punk-y-er tracks are better though, but that's just my preference.
Anabelas was really good, I would've loved to hear more from Bubu but that's the only thing they ever made baka
What's next? I only have 8 more albums until I have to do Radiohead fuck
>>60855378
swans are dead
Hey /daily/, I've only ever listened to highschool indiecore and electronica, but recently my life has gone to shit and I've really been enjoying stuff like The Smiths and Bauhaus. Any good charts or recommendations on a similar note?
>>60855378
SILY
>>60855498
Joy Division, REM, Galaxie 500, Cocteau Twins, mid-period Swans
>>60855498
Well obviously you also need The Cure and Joy Division. Maybe Suicide too.
>>60855498
juju
>>60855551
suicide is a good option
GYBE- Asunder, Sweet and Other Distress
the 1st track is 5/5, 2nd and 3rd were pretty boring, and 4th was alright
overall pretty disappointing, but the first track was really good
2.5/5
>>60831026
the last Ethiopiques volume I downloaded from rutracker was 192. better, at least
>>60856148
hey, that's a great album!
>>60856148
yeah yesterday i downloaded a torrent from rutracker with volumes 1 to 23
most are in 160-256 range with a few 320 and two 128 volumes for which I'll find better versions of on soulseek
is that one good? so far only listened to Alèmayèhu Eshèté and Mahmoud Ahmed
there also seems to be a lot of love for volume 4
bump
what are you memes doing? Just finished watching a terrible memeball game, bout to listen to some music.
>>60857800
plugging atm. you should join in
>>60857800
after listening to some bleeps I'm listening to this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvEuZ5_baQs) which kinda feels like a guilty pleasure, got stuck in my head at a party last night
Amon Duul - Disaster / Lüüd Noma
[1972]
More of the pointless and and samey 48 hour recording. Their label really tried to milk for releases i guess. Most of the time uneventful and uninteresting but there's some sections of drumming and vocals that are enjoyable. It still adds nothing to Amon Duul's catalogue.
daily listens etc.
>Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow
Lush, disorienting ambient pop with some jazzy and glitchy elements. A thick, immensely strange atmosphere permeates this record. Right now I'm kinda short of words to describe exactly how it feels but it's an interesting album and y'all should hear it.
>The Cure - Pornography
Heard it once before and was underwhelmed as I was expecting something like Disintegration. I feel like it lacks some of the crossover appeal that made former so instantly immersive but it's a good listen for sure. Maybe some repeated listening will reveal its true colours.
>>60857800
first time listening to the owl meme, it's really interesting
>>60857890
the concept of guilty pleasures is ridiculous, why is it so prevalent on /mu/?
>>60858964
I was using the concept more so to describe the style of music it was (not that it describes much but trying to convey it's really poppy and catchy) than actually saying I feel guilty for having this song in my head cause I dont
although the rest of the EP with this song is not very good
>>60858964
it's prevalent pretty much everywhere, although it means different things to different people. if you spend some time on a place like /mu/ where the hive mind 'expects' the user to not listen to top 40 pop music, it's pretty easy to feel that you're not supposed to be listening to it. I hear the word 'guilty pleasure' all the time irl, although it mostly refers to stuff like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR-hWde2YsY
>>60859064
I haven't encountered it very much outside of the internet, but that may just be due to my set of acquaintances.
The hive mind explanation probably serves well enough, you're right.
Although /mu/ seems to be very inconsistent regarding modern pop music.
>>60859345
I think it's mostly people pretending to be 'patrician', a couple of 'muh complexity' fags legitimately shitting on pop music and some poptimists who post mainly to stirr shit up. I feel like /mu/ pretty consistently dislikes pop music with some notable exceptions (see: pop rappers like Kanye and Drake, pop stars who used to hang out in indie circles like Sky Ferreira).
metal machine music was actually pretty good though i can see why its controversial
i may listen to nadja next
Ground-Zero - Plays Standards (1997)
>experimental rock, avant-prog, turntable music
Its at the same time way too scattered and way too much like normal prog rock. Weird, huh? I still like it a fair bit as a whole, the combination of all these genres is very nice, and "Miagetegoran, Yoru No Hoshi Wo (見上げてごらん、夜の星を)" is a fucking jam.
3.0+
>>60859953
do not
instead, listen to this
Ramleh - Hole in the Heart (1987)
>death industrial, power electronics
I've gotta give it credit for being a non-edgy power electronics release, those are really few and far between. I can't give it credit for being fairly unfocused in what it wants to do. I feel there are some moments where it reaches noisy, industrial bliss, and then it just goes right back to semi-generic, non-interesting drones. Give me a whole record of the noisiest parts and I'm on board, but as it stands, I'm not all too impressed.
2.5
Yoo, I've never posted in one of these before. I was going through a flowchart and a couple days into I figured I'd post here.
I started with the Slowdive album first. My main problem with the Cranes album was that the singers voice didn't really do it with me, but I really liked the acoustic guitar.
Today I listened to MBV's Isn't Anything. I had never listened to it before, and I really liked it, even more than loveless, I think.
Am I doing this right?
>>60861956
which version did you listen to? there's a newer one that's really long and tacks on a ton of bonus tracks before it gets to the stuff off of the original release, which is a lot more concise and noisy iirc
>>60862048
You're doing it right, but you should probably post the chart as well, like this.
>>60862048
>>60862478
ty omg i forgot, im a dumbass
>>60862615
Wow. Going through the full shoegaze chart, eh? Godspeed.
>Am I doing this right?
There's no real formula
anyone feel like coming over?
>>60862232
im guessing the original (date and cover)
>>60862232
>>60863617
yeah original '87 cassette release
my criticism still stands t/b/h
>>60862816
Yeah, just gonna take it a bit at a time and do as much as I can. I feel I'd really like shoegaze if I knew more about it, but I'm p uneducated when it comes to the genre
