ITT: Patrician Test
Let's see how broad your knowledge of music really is.
Tell us:
>your favorite traditional folk album
>your favorite modern classical album
>your favorite aggrotech album
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
>your favorite chamber jazz album
>your favorite bluegrass album
>your favorite acapella album
>your favorite no wave album
>your favorite doom metal album
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
>your favorite solo piano album
>your favorite deep house album
>your favorite american primitivism album
>your favorite album from a third-world country
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Also tell us:
>your preferred music listening format
>your favorite individual musician
>your favorite drummer
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
>what you enjoy the most about music
>how long you've been on /mu/
If you don't listen to one of the genres above, or you can't answer one of the questions, be honest. We promise we won't laugh at you. After all, we're just a bunch of strangers on the internet.
m8
ok let me cancel my 8 o clock
boldfaure, please fuck off
>>61148518
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Stopped reading there.
Plebs pretending to be patricians general
>your favorite traditional folk album
ewan maccoll & a.l. lloyd - blow boys blow
>your favorite modern classical album
arvo pärt - te deum
>your favorite aggrotech album
n/a
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
godfather don - the nineties sessions
>your favorite chamber jazz album
jimmy giuffre - trav'lin' light
>your favorite bluegrass album
swampwater - swampwater
>your favorite acapella album
gyuto monks of tibet - tibetan tantric choir
>your favorite no wave album
swans - public castration is a good idea
>your favorite doom metal album
sunn o))) - black one
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
n/a
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
bjorn forngaard - elektrofoni
>your favorite solo piano album
thelonious monk - thelonious alone in san francisco
>your favorite deep house album
n/a
>your favorite american primitivism album
john fahey - death chants, breakdowns & military waltzes
>your favorite album from a third-world country
mulatu astatke - new york-addis-london
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
lester young - lester young trio
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
hans krüsi - ex hk.
>your preferred music listening format
mp3, v0
>your favorite individual musician
bob dylan
>your favorite drummer
milford graves
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
n/a
>what you enjoy the most about music
i hate it
>how long you've been on /mu/
~2 years
>>61148518
post yours OP. Give us lowly plebs something to start with.
>>61148763
>arvo pärt - te deum
do you think that's patrician? Lol better luck next time pleb
>>61148836
it's my favorite, not the one i think is the most patrician.
post yours
>>61148518
>your favorite traditional folk album
El Hijo del Pueblo - Andrés Landero
>your favorite modern classical album
Offrandes / Intègrales / Octandre / Ecuatoria - Varèse, Edgar.
>your favorite aggrotech album
I don't listen to this genre.
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
J-Live - All of the Above
>your favorite underground chamber jazz album
Nesta Rua - Ivo Perelman
>your favorite bluegrass album
Foggy Mountain Jamboree - Earl Scruggs
>your favorite acapella album
I don't listen to this
>your favorite no wave album
Live - 8 Eyed Spy
>your favorite doom metal album
Om - Advaitic Songs
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Vrioon - Ryuichi Sakamoto, Alva Noto
>your favorite solo piano album
Undercurrent - Bill Evans
>your favorite deep house album
I don't listen to this
>your favorite american primitivism album
America - John Fahey
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Acid - Ray Barretto
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Bird's Eyes Vol.5 - Charlie Parker
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
While Sleeping - Balún
>your preferred music listening format
.wav
>your favorite individual musician
Georg Philipp Telemann
>your favorite drummer
Elvin Jones
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
modal jazz
>what you enjoy the most about music
what the fuck
>how long you've been on /mu/
5 years
>>61148955
>Undercurrent - Bill Evans
this is guitar + piano duo
>albums
being a rockist isnt patrician
>your favorite modern classical album
How modern are we talking here?
>your favorite chamber jazz album
>your favorite solo piano album
>Only Solo Piano
>Not putting one of every [Instrument] featured albums
Clarinet+Piano
"French Beauties and A Swedish Beast"
Clarinet Chamber
Trio Di Clarone- Paris Mecanique
Clarinet+Orchestra
Martin Frost plays Concertos dedicated to Benny Goodman
Flute+Piano
Gary Schocker-For Dad
Flute Chamber
Emmanuel Pahud-Mozart Flute Quartets
Flute+Orchestra
Sir James Galway- French Flute Concertos
Oboe+Piano
Albrecht Mayer(Oboe) and Karina Wisniewska
-Oboe Recital
Oboe Chamber
Rotholz, Valdepenas, Robinson, Combs, Phillips, Neubaue- Barber, Summer Music
Nielsen, Wind Quintet
Hindemith, Wind Octet
Oboe+Orchestra
Lajos Lences- French Oboe Concertos
Bassoon+Piano
Marceau Lefevre- Bassoon Recital
Bassoon Chamber-
Rotholz, Valdepenas, Robinson, Combs, Phillips, Neubaue- Barber, Summer Music
Nielsen, Wind Quintet
Hindemith, Wind Octet
Bassoon+Orchestra
Sergio Azzolini- 20th Century Bassoon Concertos
Bassoon
>your favorite deep house album
Ah?
>your favorite american primitivism album
Ah?
>your favorite album from a third-world country
ah?
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Also tell us:
>your preferred music listening format
.flac
>your favorite individual musician
Reginald Kell
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Electronic Minimalism or Neoclassical/Impressionistic Chamber music
>what you enjoy the most about mu
How much ya'll go out of the way to let us know that your tastes>ours
>how long you've been on /mu/
On an off a lot for the past 3 years
You made me do all of this, also "ah?" means I have no comment to go with it.
>your favorite traditional folk album
The Lumineers' debut
>your favorite modern classical album
Halo 3 Soundtrack
>your favorite aggrotech album
Enter Shikari's last album or The Age of Ads
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Gravediggers
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Guitarscapes
>your favorite bluegrass album
Illadelphia Highlife
>your favorite acapella album
American Gangster
>your favorite no wave album
Sister
>your favorite doom metal album
The Ark Work
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Time out of Mind
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2
>your favorite solo piano album
A Charlie Brown Christmas
>your favorite deep house album
Fat of the Land
>your favorite american primitivism album
Bucketheadland
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Kala
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
The King Cole Trio
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Once Upon a Time in Shaolin
Also tell us:
>your preferred music listening format
Spotify
>your favorite individual musician
Edith Piaf
>your favorite drummer
Ringo Star
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
An inconsistent blend of all genres that my fans have to just deal with
>what you enjoy the most about music
SHE WENT INTO NATURE
>how long you've been on /mu/
I been here for a minute now
>>61148518
>your favorite traditional folk album
N/A
>your favorite modern classical album
Rautavaara's 1st Piano Concerto is pretty cool
>your favorite aggrotech album
N/A
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Hip Hop is shit
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Horace Silver & Art Blakey + Sabu
>your favorite bluegrass album
Just going to change this to country music in general and say Chet Atkins
>your favorite acapella album
Machaut's Messe de Nostre Dame
>your favorite no wave album
Shit
>your favorite doom metal album
Evoken - Atra Mors
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
DUDE WEIRD GENRES LMAO xDDD
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
No albums but I'm pretty fond of Balinese Gamelan
>your favorite solo piano album
Bartok - Complete Solo Piano by Zoltan Kocsis
>your favorite deep house album
Shit
>your favorite american primitivism album
Assuming this means minimalism alla Reich I'd just go with Music For 18 Musicians to be safe
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Jobim's bossa nova albums are pretty good. inb4 Brazil isn't third world
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Probably just some Sofronitsky
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
I don't use last.fm. Maybe Yasushi Akutagawa
>your preferred music listening format
I just use YouTube or mp3s
>your favorite individual musician
Sviatoslav Richter
>your favorite drummer
Max Roach
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Probably classical
>what you enjoy the most about music
When it pleases my ears
>how long you've been on /mu/
3 years
I'm a pleb and I'm aware
>>61149131
pleb: the post
>>61149130
Whoops misread 2nd last
>what you enjoy the most about music
I just love playing it period and how it saved me from a time where I would have killed myself/ went into deep violence.
>your favorite american primitivism album
If we're doing minimalism as it counts as this then I place down this:
Moondog-Moondog
>>61149145
What instrument do you play?
Also
Me >>61149130
>your favorite modern classical album
Michael Daugherty's Brooklyn Bridge for Clarinet and Wind Symphony was awesome.
>>61149176
We would never have figured that out without your help.
>>61148518
>trad folk album
I find this a very dumb category but
Karen Dalton - It's So Hard to Tell Who's Going to Love You the Best
>modern classical
again, what the fuck with "album" but I guess
Ursula Oppens, Michael Gielens - Elliott Carter: Variations for Orchestra / Piano Concerto
>aggrotech
"Based on the dark atmosphere of Dark Electro, aggrotech (aggressive techno) is typically characterized by more aggressive Hardcore [EDM]-influenced beats and harsh/distorted vocals. Some of the most notable bands in this genre are Hocico, Combichrist, and Suicide Commando."
sounds like garbage for non patricians
>underground hip hop
garbage for plebeians
>chamber jazz
Eberhard Weber - The Colours of Chloe
>bluegrass
boring desu
>acapella
Gesualdo: 5th and 6th Books of Madrigals (Deltiae Musicae)
>no wave
not patrician
>doom metal
certainly not patrician
>Tuvan throat singing
boring
>microtonal
I think Lou Harrison's Piano Concerto uses microtones?
>solo piano
Artur Schnabel - Schubert (EMI References)
>deep house
Midtown 120 Blues
>american primitivism
Daniel Bachman - River; since Fahey's overdone
>album from third-world country
that one outsider African album HHH likes
>pre-1950 album
well that's countless but Sir Thomas Beecham - Mozart: Symphonies
>less than 2000 listeners on lastfm
Lastfm is fucking stupid, I'm not going there.
>preferred format
hearable
>individual musician
that's impossible but Artur Schnabel OAT, Andras Schiff modern
>drummer
Evelyn Glennie
>music I would make
I'm not a composer
>what I enjoy most
how it makes me feel/how it transcends suffering
>how long on /mu/
3 years I guess
>>61149198
>Moondog-Moondog
we'll put you down for "plebeian"
>ITT: Frantic Googling and Posturing
>>61148518
definitely too pleb for this
>
>iannis xenakis - persepolis
>
>themselves - the no music
>
>
>
>circle x - untitled
>eyehategod - take as needed for pain
>
>jute gyte - discontinuities
>
>
>john fahey - the dance of death and other plantation favorites
>
>
>teargassed by hookers - I: satanic audio failure
>v0 mp3
>michael gira
>eddie prévost
>what swans is doing now but instrumental and heavier, with more sludge / noise influence
>there's so much of it
>about 9 months
>>61149390
yeah I think people that answer literally EVERY category are the plebeians
they don't have any favorites or individuality, just doing what they think will get points online
>>61149131
>>61149145
>>61149198
itt: people who didn't google 'american primitivism'
>>61149311
>EMI
Disgusting.
>>61148518
ha these questions are so easy im not even telling you
>>61149522
meh I listen to what I can get a hand on
not one for pirating everything I dream of
>>61148774
OP here. This thread is shit so far so I might as well post mine.
>your favorite traditional folk album
Samovar Russian Folk Ensemble - Some of Our Best
>your favorite modern classical album
Nils Frahm - Felt
>your favorite aggrotech album
Amduscia - Filofobia
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Quasimoto - Yessir, Whatever
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Brad Mehldau - Largo
>your favorite bluegrass album
The Steeldrivers - s/t
>your favorite acapella album
Netherlands Chamber Choir - Felix Draeseke: Große Messe / Robert Schumann: Vier doppelchörige Gesänge
>your favorite no wave album
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks - No New York
>your favorite doom metal album
Slabdragger - Regress
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Yat-Kha - Dalai Beldiri
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Sten Hostfalt - 29 Pieces for the Microtonal Guitar
>your favorite solo piano album
Art Tatum - Piano Starts Here
>your favorite deep house album
Andrés - s/t
>your favorite american primitivism album
John Fahey - The Great Santa Barbara Oil Slick
>your favorite album from a third-world country
3 Hür-El - Hürel Arşivi
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Woody Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
RPE Duo - Playground
>your preferred music listening format
flac or wav
>your favorite individual musician
Steve Albini
>your favorite drummer
Brian Chippendale
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Punk
>what you enjoy the most about music
It unites people in a way that nothing else can
>how long you've been on /mu/
4 years
>>61148518
>trad folk
The Bristol Sessions (1927)
>modern classical
Shostakovich's 7th
>aggro tech
Velvet Acid Christ - Church of Acid
>underground hip hop
Quas - The Unseen
>chamber jazz
Peter Sprague - So This is Love
>bluegrass
really?
>acapella
don't have one
>no wave
DNA on DNA
>doom metal
Weedeater - ...And Justice for Y'all
>tuvan throat singing
get the fuck outta here
>album that utilizes microtonal music
Stockhausen - Studie II
>solo piano
Bill Evans - The Solo Sessions
>deep house
lol
>american primitivism
William Ackerman - Imaginary Roads
>favourite album from a third world country
Max Romeo - Revelation Time
>favourite album released before 1950
Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool
>favourite album with >2000 listeners on last.fm
>implying i'd ever use last.fm
>preferred format
vinyl
>favorite individual musician
Bill Evans
>favorite drummer
Max Roach
>kind of music I would make
psych-blues ala The Doors, The Seeds, etc
>what I enjoy most about music
playing it
>how long on /mu/
~2 years
>>61149610
>Nils Frahm - Felt
>Brad Mehldau - Largo
is this b8?
honestly you're pathetic
>>61149619
he's right, hip-hop is down there with metal and trance.
>>61149424
>this is what plebs actually believe
>>61149610
>Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
jej
>>61149631
Explain what's wrong with either of those
>>61149653
>implying teenage jesus and the jerks weren't a quintessential no wave band
>>61149672
Nils Frahm and Brad Mehldau both make unambitious, uninteresting music that pushes no boundaries and instead appeal to pitchfork reading teenagers who want to think they're consuming jazz and classical music.
that's not an exaggeration, that's literally their whole shtick.
>>61148518
>aggrotech
m8
>>61149708
>not liking aggrotech
m8
>>61149746
maybe next time get better taste before you posture
>>61149803
can you do anything but shitpost?
is discussing music really that hard for you
>>61148518
>>your favorite traditional folk album
Cordelia's Dad - Comet
>>your favorite modern classical album
Terry Riley - Shri Camel
>>your favorite aggrotech album
Never heard of this genre
>>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Count Bass D - Dwight Spitz
>>your favorite chamber jazz album
Not familiar with the genre
>>your favorite bluegrass album
Don't listen to enough bluegrass to have one
>>your favorite acapella album
Bobby McFerrin - Medicine Man
>>your favorite no wave album
Sonic Youth - Sister
>>your favorite doom metal album
Fuck that slow metal shit, play fast or die
>>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Do people unironically listen to entire albums of this? I wasn't aware
>>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Terry Riley - Shri Camel
>>your favorite solo piano album
Horowitz - Encores
>>your favorite deep house album
Larry Heard - Missing You (b/w Theo Parrish remix)
>>your favorite american primitivism album
I'm not familiar with the genre
>>your favorite album from a third-world country
Ali Farka Toure - The River
>>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Cross Road Blues by Robert Johnson
>>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
I'm not going to cross reference that shit
>Also tell us:
>>your preferred music listening format
Authentic piano rolls for ragtime, wax grammaphone for everything else.
>>your favorite individual musician
Brian Eno
>>your favorite drummer
Shuggie Otis
>>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Children's Chorus with a drum truck produced by casio keyboard
>>what you enjoy the most about music
that feels
>>how long you've been on /mu/
a month or two
>>61148518
>>your favorite traditional folk album
don't listen to much of this but if "art of field recording vol 1 compiled by art rosenbaum counts, then that
>>your favorite aggrotech album
I haven't listened to this shit since highschool but the last aggrotech album I was into was dioxide - social phobia
>>your favorite underground hip-hop album
shahmen - all in the circle
>>your favorite bluegrass album
I listen to a ton of modern bluegrass so this is hard but brown bird - salt for salt is my most played album of all time
>>your favorite doom metal album
toadliqour - feel my hate the power is weight
>>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
phurpa - wal phur nag po
>>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
blut aus nord - MoRT is the first that comes to mind but I know I could think of one I liked more if I gave it some time
>>your favorite solo piano album
the collection of beethoven piano sonatas I have
>>your favorite deep house album
flow and zeo - higher
>>your favorite american primitivism album
john fahey - the legend of blind joe death if that counts
>>your favorite album from a third-world country
lymphatic phlegm - bloodsplattered pathological dysfunctions
>>your favorite album that was released before 1950
mussorgsky - pictures at an exhibition
>>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
aube - blood brain barrier
>>your preferred music listening format
digital
>>your favorite individual musician
tie between jay munly and aube at the moment
>>your favorite drummer
markus wolff
>>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
really industrial/noise focused industrial hip hop because it's a genre that hasn't been done quite the way I want yet
>>what you enjoy the most about music
really intense moments that sorta take over everything
>>how long you've been on /mu/
fuck I think it's been about 4 years now, that's a scary thought
>>61148518
>music
>good
>>61149707
"He is known for combining classical and electronic music, and for an unconventional approach to the piano, in which he mixes a grand piano, upright piano, Roland Juno-60, Rhodes piano, drum machine, and Moog Taurus."
I'm not the same guy you were arguing with but it sounds to me like Nils Frahm pushes some boundaries senpai.
>aggrotech
>hip-hop
>metal
>Tuvan throat singing
>microtonal music
>deep house
>>61149839
>Terry Riley - Shri Camel
really not even modern classical since the score isn't available
>>61149846
you skipped modern classical?
>the collection of beethoven piano sonatas I have
>he doesn't even know the performer
lmao jesus christ
>He is known for combining classical and electronic music
stockhausen did it with Gesang in the 50's
countless others accompanied him in the decades afterwards
>and for an unconventional approach to the piano, in which he mixes a grand piano, upright piano, Roland Juno-60, Rhodes piano, drum machine, and Moog Taurus
that's just what it said before, mixing classical with electronic elements.
sounds to me like you have no idea what you're talking about
>>61149866
poor b8 familia
>your favorite traditional folk album
Jackson C. Frank's ST
>your favorite modern classical album
Does Salmon Run count?
If not, then Luciano Cilio's Dialogo de Presente
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
prolly Blasphemy by Apollo Brown & Ras Kass, or Aesop Rock's Labor Days
>your favorite bluegrass album
Pickin on Modest Mouse (fuck you i like it)
>your favorite solo piano album
Rubenstein's The Chopin I love (I got it on vinyl nigga)
If I was trying to impress someone I'd say Medtner's Forgotten Melodies
>your favorite american primitivism album
John Fahey - Days have Gone By Vol 6
>your preferred music listening format
320 or better, vinyl's cool too.
>your favorite individual musician
Phil Elverum, or Chopin
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Currently making a solo piano album with simple melodies and original poetry.
>how long you've been on /mu/
around a year
>>61149889
forgot to quote >>61149861
Why does this board always want me to fill out surveys that nobody will read? Go fuck yourself, OP.
>no spot for favorite classical piece
>only modern classical
I bet you think free jazz is the best jazz too.
>>61149861
>>61149889
>>61149928
what am I talking about this is as old as 1939 with Cage's Imaginary Landscapes
it's nothing special.
>>61149941
tbf there is a solo piano section, so I think that makes up a little bit
>>61148955
>Bird's Eyes Vol.5 - Charlie Parker
Compilation released in 1990
>>61149131
>The King Cole Trio
This was released in 1950, the question was before
>>61149615
>Birth of Cool
1957
>>61149941
>>61149130
The amount classical gets undermined on this board is ridiculous
>>61149953
>solo piano section only
>fair
>>61150007
bear in mind that this thread was created by someone who probably is 19 years old
>>61148518
I never heard Tuvan throat singing before because I seriously thought it was just a meme. Fuck /mu/ and its 80% ironic cocksucker userbase.
What do I listen to now?
>>61150035
I'm 21. if you hate my thread so much why don't you leave desu
>>61150035
Well just still underrepresented
>>61150079
Why do you gotta be such a piano only pleb.
Don't tell me you're a pianist.
Seems like pianists tend to forget other instruments exist.
>>61150079
seemed to have touched a nerve in you
desu I didn't hate the thread until you posted your picks trying to act superior
>>61148518
>your favorite traditional folk album
Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares Volume I + II
>your favorite modern classical album
Schnittke concerto for piano and strings - Victoria Posnikova + London Sinfonieta (Apex 2003)
>your favorite aggrotech album
No Idea what this is, dont listen
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
I dont think he's really underground, but "A Healthy Distrust" by Sage Francis.
>your favorite chamber jazz album
I love the Avishai Cohen trio, but dont have a favorite album
>your favorite bluegrass album
Junior Kimbrough's "you better run" - its blues, i dont know about bluegrass
>your favorite acapella album
Gesualdo - Sacred Music (Jeremy Summerly, Oxford Camerata 1992)
>your favorite no wave album
Sorry I only listen to musicians who are skilled at playing their instruments
>your favorite doom metal album
I cant remember which Orange Goblin album I used to have, but it was awesome:
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Dont listen
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
"Wendy" Carlos' "Beauty in the Beast"
>your favorite solo piano album
Bach - English Suites (Andras Schiff - Decca 1988)
>your favorite deep house album
Dont listen
>your favorite american primitivism album
Dont listen
>your favorite album from a third-world country
cliched, but the Buena Vista Social Club. its so damn good.
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Webern conducting the Berg violin concerto, 1936
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Turn out my favorite album of all time has 14 listeners. Wow. Pic related.
>your preferred music listening format
Live
>your favorite individual musician
JS Bach. Does he have to be alive? if so, Andras Schiff
>your favorite drummer
George Kolias
>what kind of music [...]
All genres. recently a symphony, solo fugues and spooky atmospheric tracks using only general MIDI
>what you enjoy the most about music
Writing it
>how long you've been on /mu/
2 years I think
>>61150125
Fuck off poly.
>>61150079
ya you're a huge faggot.
>>61150121
>implying everyone who uses /mu/ doesn't try to act superior
>>61150069
Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHSRv4Hsxn0
>>61150125
you seem like a cool guy, would hang out with
>>61148763
>>61148955
>>61149130
>>61149131
>>61149145
>>61149311
>>61149610
>>61149615
>>61149839
>>61149846
>>61149918
>>61150125
you guys must be drowning in pussy.
>>61150125
>"Wendy" Carlos
Fuck you, no need for that quotation
but everything else is good shit.
>>61150125
Gouda taste poly
>>61150163
I posted my picks based on my taste, not to be superior.
>>61150206
Fuck off poly. [2]
>>61150201
You must be very successful in life
>>61150153
>>61150210
Looks like I have unique enough taste to also be called out purely on my favorite music
how do you niggers always know its me!?
>>61149610
>implying that No New York was by just Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
>>61150178
People can meme this shit all they want but I think I've just heard my own culture's take on music for too long. This instrument sound beautiful.
I fucking love this and will be listening to this for at least half of the next six hours at work. Thank you.
>>61150242
What style do you write in mostly if it is a style that can be categorized with something besides "Modernism"
>>61150242
You're the only jestless clown who posts on /mu/.
And you're the only person who shills Schiff and Shitnittke.
>>61150262
mostly very boring traditional tonality. lots of chromaticism and skeleton chords though. I let the music flow freely and not worry too much about what I should or shouldn't be doing. Fugues being the exception where I pay a bit more attention and take more time. They're kind of exhausting to write
>>61150242
Martinu and BVSC
But you're good man
>>61150279
Schiff is great fag
>>61150300
>Schiff is great
>>61150279
>tfw I knew this Hunchbacked guy who wrote this chorale in C that was the most masturbatory piece and he let the last chord hold for 20+seconds way longer than it could be still heard and he was a Schnittke/Alkan and Schiff
>>61150294
I write in a quartortonal way as far as I have been writing mostly when I write Instrument+Piano pieces
I'm >>61149130
>>61149610
>>61150255
Fuck, I meant their self-titled album.
Sorry about that.
>>61150331
Writing overall in a very similar way to how Hindemith wrote his chamber/Neoclassical music
new(ish)fag here, let's see how I do
>your favorite traditional folk album
Bali: Musique Pour Le Gong Gédé
>your favorite modern classical album
Lou Harrison - The Perilous Chapel
>your favorite aggrotech album
lol
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Anti-Pop Consortium - Tragic Epilogue
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Chico Hamilton - Sweet Smell Of Success
>your favorite bluegrass album
The Holy Modal Rounders - 1 & 2
>your favorite acapella album
Antonina Krzysztoń - Pieśni Postne
>your favorite no wave album
Gray - Shades Of...
>your favorite doom metal album
Nadja - Radiance of Shadows
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
n/a
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
John Cage - Song Books
>your favorite solo piano album
Schulhoff - 5 Etudes de Jazz
>your favorite deep house album
nah
>your favorite american primitivism album
Yair Yona - Remember
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Terakaft - Aratan n Azawad
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Harry Revel, Les Baxter & Dr. Samuel J. Hoffman - Music Out of the Moon
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Bugskull - Phantasies and Senseitions
>your preferred music listening format
mp3
>your favorite individual musician
Scott Walker
>your favorite drummer
Simon Scott
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
shoegaze/dream pop with traditional instruments and heavy sampling
>what you enjoy the most about music
Its ability to express ideas and emotions
>how long you've been on /mu/
About 5 months now
>>61150226
what makes you think that?
>>61150384
>mp3
enjoy your audio masking
>>61150384
>Schulhoff
Hell yeah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_8ulZ3fSz4
>>61148518
>music is a shopping list
you might want to get some taste before posting
>>61150404
>>61150440
>As if you can tell the difference
Enjoy your placebos, FLACgots
So retarded for so many reasons. All of you kill yourselves.
>>61150474
>He can't hear the low quality of .mp3
Granted at high bitrates the quality is passable if you can't hear the high hats and cymbals getting compressed as fuck at around 100kbps and less, your ears are shit.
also FLAC isn't the only alternative. even WAV is preferable to .mp3
>>61150669
Cute
>>61150669
>A /mu/ drone appears who has never heard of any of these genres, and is too lazy to put together an answer
>>61150695
Who the fuck listens to bitrates under 100 though?
>>61150715
Yeah, I should compose a huge list of music on the internet to show people how cool I am. Oh wait, that's what tryhard plebs seeking validation do!
>>61150768
you probably would if you had taste to be proud of
>>61150824
I don't know what to say. You're right m8, continue posting about your favorite gregorian chant or w/e.
>>61148518
>your favorite deep house album
Oh man
>implying house is any good
Good God, OP, and you think you're patrician?
>your favorite traditional folk album
Various Artists - Golden Rain
>your favorite modern classical album
Alfred Schnittke - Sympony No. 1
>your favorite aggrotech album
None
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
None
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Paavo - Paavo
>your favorite bluegrass album
Bela Fleck - The Return of the Cosmic Hippo
>your favorite acapella album
Listened to some, but no favorites so far
>your favorite no wave album
The Stick Men - Insatiable
>your favorite doom metal album
Listened to some, no favorites
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
None
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Various Artists - Golden Rain
>your favorite solo piano album
Erik Satie - 3 Gymnopedies
>your favorite deep house album
Luomo - Vocalcity
>your favorite american primitivism album
Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Willie Colon & Ruben Blades - Siembra
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
George Gershwin - Rhapsody In Blue / An American In Paris
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Tipographica - God Says I Can't Dance
>your preferred music listening format
Digital
>your favorite individual musician
Tim Smith (Cardiacs)
>your favorite drummer
Chris Cutler
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Avant Math Jazz Fusion in the vein of Tipographica
>what you enjoy the most about music
The way it can make me feel excited about it and the way it's a product of human creativity
>how long you've been on /mu/
3 years
>>61149980
oops, for whatever reason i thought it was made in 49
>all this western music
>>61148518
>albums
wow so patrician
>all that pop shiet
>your favorite traditional folk album
Hidden English
>your favorite modern classical album
Berio/Berberian - Recital 1 for Cathy - Folk Songs
>your favorite aggrotech album
n/a
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
n/a
>your favorite chamber jazz album
Eberhard Weber - The Colours of Chloë
>your favorite bluegrass album
n/a
>your favorite acapella album
Hilliard Ensemble - La Messe de Nostre Dame
>your favorite no wave album
No New York
>your favorite doom metal album
n/a
>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Vladimir Oiun - Divine Music from a Jail
>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Josef Christof/Stefen Schleiermacher - Charles Ives/ Ivan Wyschnegradsky Quarter Tone Pieces
>your favorite solo piano album
Charles Mingus Plays Piano
>your favorite deep house album
n/a
>your favorite american primitivism album
John Fahey - Dance of Death and Other Plantation Favorites
>your favorite album from a third-world country
Joao Gilberto - Joao Gilberto
>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Andrés Segovia - Guitar Solos
>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Atahualpa Yupanqui - Camino del Indio
Also tell us:
>your preferred music listening format
digital
>your favorite individual musician
Sviatoslav Richter
>your favorite drummer
Max Roach
>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Chamber jazz
>what you enjoy the most about music
The freedom it gives to creativity
>how long you've been on /mu/
2 years
>>61148518
>>your favorite traditional folk album
Wardances - Kemit Al Salid
>>your favorite modern classical album
Temporal Crucifixion in Three Movements - Quentin Rachtman Tweed
>>your favorite aggrotech album
Hypoxic Skin - Trauma Swarm
>>your favorite underground hip-hop album
Bitches and Thangs - Quasarius Chang
>>your favorite chamber jazz album
Spectral Clouds - The Bill Drake Quartet
>>your favorite bluegrass album
The Early Recordings - Munson Lee Jackson
>>your favorite acapella album
On the Street - The San Berdoo Barbershop Singers
>>your favorite no wave album
Pipe Bomb At The Ice Cream Social - The Velvet Wires
>>your favorite doom metal album
Skin Bible - Bone Meal
>>your favorite Tuvan throat singing album
Don't listen.
>>your favorite album that utilizes microtonal music
Hexagon's Lament - Roth Percy Bloodwell
>>your favorite solo piano album
Noodler's Fancy - Rodgers O'Riley
>>your favorite deep house album
Live at the Union Palladium - DJ Pioneer
>>your favorite american primitivism album
The Field Hand's Scythe - Doc Stapleton
>>your favorite album from a third-world country
Music of Chad - Buduma Folk Singers
>>your favorite album that was released before 1950
Monophonic Stereo Explorations - Andrzej Piatek
>>your favorite album with less than 2000 listeners on last.fm
Don't go there.
>Also tell us:
>>your preferred music listening format
78s and Reel to Reel.
>>your favorite individual musician
Ludwig Nacht
>>your favorite drummer
Cool Moe Robinson
>>what kind of music you would make if you were a musician with a sizeable fanbase
Electroacoustic 8 bar Blues
>>what you enjoy the most about music
Out tasting and out knowledging other fans.
>>how long you've been on /mu/
One year.
>>61148763
Blow Boys Blow, really? Ewan MacColl has so many good albums and you could pick a much better collaboration with A.L. Lloyd like "Bold Sportsmen All - Gamblers and Sporting Blades" which is GOAT. Respect for having the both of the lads anyway.
ITT: pretentious fuckboy genral
>>61154248
cool, thanks for the rec
>>61149233
I play Guitar unfortunately
>>61150125
>wendy in paraenthesis
Y'know you're actually kinda funny sometimes poly
>>61150294
>>61150242
You listen to the shittiest Schnittke pieces and shill the same ones everytime. Pretty predictable if you ask me
>>61150206
Walter Carlos is a man friendo
>>61151206
>listening to Schnittke's edgy Symphonies
>Satie
Promptly kill yourself
>>61152248
Mingus plays piano is pretty good senpai I prefer his music with horns though. Let My Children Hear Music is his best
>>61154507
>Schnittke 1
>not based as fuck
do you have a closed mind or something?
Satie is worthy of comm sui though
>>61154507
>>61154741
What's wrong with Satie other than being hipster classical?
>>61154507
Schnittke's first is awesome
>nobody likes deep house
all of you are dogshit
>>61151757
post your list
>>61156041
>What's wrong with Satie other than being hipster classical?
Literally all of his music sounds the same. Boring Cophin-esque parlour music, except it doesn't have the charm that Chopin's music has.
>Schnittke's first is awesome
No, it's a clusterfuck of noise. The only good parts is when he stops the when he stops the lunacy of 32nd notes and minor seconds in the orchestra.
>>61156397
>Literally all of his music sounds the same.
I would guess so. Lucky me I have only listened to that specific recording by him
>No, it's a clusterfuck of noise. The only good parts is when he stops the when he stops the lunacy of 32nd notes and minor seconds in the orchestra.
But the second movement! It's also about the second movement (and parts of the first movement, or at least for me).
>>61148642
>stopped reading at underground hip-hop
>didn't stop reading at aggrotech
I think we can all agree on who's the real pleb here.
worst thread i've seen on /mu/ in a really long time desu. it's even worse than threads that are entirely devoted to memes and shitposting, because people are actually taking this thread seriously. i honestly hope you all die.
>>61157360
>people sharing their taste and discussing music
>worse than shitposting and memes
you are what's wrong with this board, anon.
>your favorite aggrotech album
>your favorite underground hip-hop album
>your favorite chamber jazz album
>your favorite no wave album
>your favorite doom metal album
>your favorite deep house album
>your favorite album from a third-world country
sure is plen in here
>>61157403
what's your favorite genre pal?
>>61157519
western art music
>>61149131
kek
