>Oh! Music is your life, Anon? What was the last nonfiction book you read on the subject?
けいおん!
>not listening to the audio book in one ear as a band jam in the left
pleb
>READING
about
>MUSIC
why would i do that mugi?
>>61181678
Never skip The Gift
>>61181678
>not giving your full and undivided attention to one medium at a time
fucking degenerate
guitar grimoire
>Oh! Music is your life, Anon?
Dubious claim
Retarded weeaboo
>>61181646
The Apollonian Clockwork: On Stravinsky
>>61181933
More like DUBious claim!
>>61181905
The Gift is the best song on the album.
>>61181646
shanties from the seven seas
>>61181977
>>61181933
>>61181977
DAMN SON
>>61181999
triple damn
>>61181933
>>61181977
Reading about music is like dancing about architecture! >.<
>>61182114
>.<
>>61182114
Did he really fucken say that
What a wet dog
but uncle zappa told me writing about music is like dancing about architecture :^)
>looking at words on paper and being entertained by it
>>61181933
>>61181977
>>61181999
Is this a dubs thread now?
Elements of Sonata Theory by Hepokosky and Darcy. I highly recommend going through it slowly and following along with each musical example it provides as I guarantee you will come out the other end with a renewed appreciation of eighteenth century music.
>>61181646
>tfw at Barnes And Noble and looking at all the shitty books on musicians written by hacks.
>>61182645
I kinda like David Bryne's book tho
>>61182669
>I kinda like David Bryne's book tho
Did he write it, or did someone write it about him?
I'm fine with reading books written by actual musicians, I just don't read the biography hogwash, because it's just fanfiction.
>>61182557
Ah, I understand now. You listen to music purely for entertainment. How quaint.
>>61182452
>he
Who?
It's not, I'm more of a literature guy myself. Narrative literature, mind you, so a non-fiction book about music seems pretty useless despite my love for music.
WHY would anyone actively choose not to learn more about a subject that interests them?
Do kids just not read anymore because of the internet? Is that it?
>>61183195
People these days easily read more than any generation in human history. Just because someone is not looking at ink on bound paper doesn't mean they aren't reading. For example I bet most 4chan regulars have read the equivalent of Anna Karenina in shitposts.
>>61183365
>have read the equivalent of Anna Karenina in shitposts.
But there isn't anything of value in this.
>>61181646
i watch anime
Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks and Sweet Anticipation by David Huron
>>61183365
There is an enormous difference between internet bullshit and well-researched, peer-reviewed and insightful books.
>>61183365
That's like saying that billboards and traffic signs are the same as an actual book
>>61183459
What is the difference?
>>61181646
Our Band Could Be Your Life
Pretty good I think
I can barely think of any fiction books on the subject
>>61183391
Who decides that?
This
>>61182707
He wrote it and it's actually very interesting, even if David goes on long tangents many times per chapter
>>61181646
Laurent Garnier's Electrochoc
>>61181646
books are for gays g
id rather smoke and sex
>>61181901
Because Mick Wall has made a Lou Reed book
that david byrne book
>>61184330
n i c e m e m e 1 0 / 1 0 (y) ;-)
>>61183509
Probably the well-researched and peer-reviewed part.
>>61181646
Some autobiography on Billy Gibbons
>>61181646
>reading non-fiction about music
>not reading literary fiction pretending to be sheet music
disgusting pleb-tier habits
>>61181646
Thought and Mathmatics in composition
music isn't mylife, but Wreckers of Civilisation desu
