The point of these threads, is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to, and ideally discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily, these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
We track our progress using calendars, which we fill with the albums we listen to on each day and a rating of some sort for all of them. There are templates in the following posts. We encourage you to write the albums' titles and the artists' names somewhere on your calendar. We don't have any tools for creating these calendars, we use simple image editing softwares. You can predetermine a schedule for a month or you can report back on whatever album you randomly picked every day. Many of us make our schedules interesting in various way, popular ones being genre restrictions, new releases, and recs from the /daily/ community.
We had a plug.dj room, which we used to shitpost for a little while. It's now forever empty, so if you want to spend a little time there, it is too late. You can find the temporary substitute here though:
>https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
no one should really be able to start the threads, but usually one of /daily/'s dedicated trips starts them anyways.
We encourage you to start it, just be sure to use the standard OP.
Site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random shit:
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
Most importantly, get taste.
Previous thread got taken down for /pol/posting so no previous thread link.
get taste
first
reposting chart, posting the bleeps one soon
>>62010818
Several faggots go swimming
I need to build a chart for my folk February. Traditional, modern, doesn't matter. Give me recs, lads
Rate this fresh loaf
>>62010836
fucking destroyed mate lol
>>62010830
"no"
>>62010836
Guess not
>>62010849
5/10
chriggy posting
>>62010848
get ready
>Nick Drake's discog
>Diamond Mine by Jon Hopkins & King Creosote
>Just Another Diamond Day by Vashti Bunyan
>On Your Own Love Again by Jessica Pratt
>Big Blood and the Bleedin' Hearts by Big Blood and the Bleedin' Hearts
>Skogslandskap by Váli
>The Dance of the Moon and the Sun by Natural Snow Buildings
>>62010900
Writing down the ones I haven't listened to
Thanks!
>>62010900
>>62010914
dont fall for the nick drake meme
>>62010923
I heard Pink Moon and while I didn't think it was 10/10 OH MY GOD it was pretty decent
Also
>his name is Benji
Don't you talk to me about memefolk
>>62010914
>>62010923
don't believe his lies
>>62010848
Various Sri Lanka. Musiques Rituelles Et Religieuses 1992 Ocora
María Sabina Mushroom Ceremony of the Mazatec Indians of Mexico 2006 Smithsonian Folkways
Flory Jagoda Memories Of Sarajevo: Judeo-Spanish Songs From Bosnia 1996 Global Village
Hamza El Din Escalay (The Water Wheel) 1971 Nonesuch Explorer
Monâjât Yultchieva Ouzbekistan: Maqâm D'Asie Centrale 1994 Ocora
U Tin Htoo Hsaing Waing of Myanmar 1992 King's World Music Library
Various Tibetan Buddhist Rites from the Monasteries of Bhutan 2005 Sub Rosa
>>62010848
Voice of the Xtabay might be interesting, though I couldn't get into it
>>62010956
Thanks a bunch!
>>62010959
Seen the cover but haven't heard it
>>62010954
Listening to Early Minimalism 1965. Dank.
>>62010848
Keijo - Keijo
bantest pls no edition
Ancient Method's Third Method was a banger.
Favorite track was the last one. If you dig noisy techno with some static thrown in, you'll dig this
7/10
time for a emo meme
>>62010948
what memefolk are you talking about
>>62010900
eddy detroit - immortal gods
paavoharju - laulu laakson kukista
woods - how to survive in / in the woods
kengo iuchi - 邪鬼祭 '89ライブ
julian lynch - lines
patrick kelleher - you look cold
alexander neilson & richard youngs - road is open life
innercity ensemble - katahdin
päivänsäde - puhalluspelto
cerberus shoal - the land we all believe in
the anaksimandros - river of finland
fuck you jimmy jazz i do what i want
recs have to be interesting
>>62011049
Benji by Sun Kil Moon
The founding document of memefolk
>>62010848
Woodie Guthrie - Dust Bowl Ballads Vol 1 and 2
Richard and Linda Thompson - I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight
Bonny Prince Billy - I See a Darkness
>>62011078
meant for >>62010848 woops
>>62011089
>implying im into that at all nowadays
>>62011080
The Horace Silver Quintet - Song for My Father
>>62011080
>recs have to be interesting
you heard Burton Greene Quartet record m8?
>>62011113
I know I'm just rustling you lad
>>62011078
>>62011106
Looks good, mate
>>62011105
I love Guthrie, will check out the others
>>62011080
Pierre Boulez - Bela Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra; Four Orchestral Pieces
>>62011080
Leo Cuypers - Heavy Days Are Here Again
>>62010839
Rate that fokin ashra before going to yeti m8
>>62010875
nice chrigpost
>>62011080
fuck you too
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/swietliki/o_grod_k_oncentracyjny__dwa_dni_pozniej_/
>>62011144
But hampy, everyone knows scandinavians are not actual europeans since finns descend from mongols, so there is no reason to care
>>62011080
this interesting enough?
>>62011119
heard
>>62011135
ah, I mean records have to interest me, not necessarily be interesting
>>62011146
heard
>>62011179
>>62011185
not heard
IN
>>62011205
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/shinichi_atobe/ship_scope___plug_and_delay___rainstick___the_red_line/
>>62011205
literally can't get enough of it
I cant for the life of me remember the title to the album I'm reviewing and cant be bothered to go to my PC's itunes to get the title/look through the archive
It was pretty good, kind of the same thing but as No Becoming but not as amazing... I think what that album (No Becoming) does right is create a solid atmosphere around the guitar driven atmosphere, which is what is lacking here, still good though
>>62011209
Globe Unity Orchestra - Globe Unity 67/70
>>62011080
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/regrelh/cants_dels_trobadors_____la_douceur_dun_son_nouvel__/
>>62011256
fricked up
Did I get proper banned yet?
>>62011143
give Roy Harper - Stormcock a go if you've done Guthrie
>>62011209
>ah, I mean records have to interest me, not necessarily be interesting
well, it''ll interest you cause its hip hop
>>62011307
N E V E R
>>62011080
Give me a rec, QUICK!
>>62011336
B,^(
>>62011282
>>62011285
you're IN
>>62011336
you as well I forgot to mention
>>62011354
not a fan of mgla, go with something else
>>62011366
>>62011080
AMM - Before Driving to the Chapel We Took Coffee With Rick and Jennifer Reed
>>62011209
Pierre Boulez - Stravinsky: petrouchka, rites of spring
>>62011410
>>62011366
if not
>>62011366
>>62011440
If heard: Bennie Maupin - The Jewel in the Lotus
>>62011080
duke ellington - new orleans suite
>>62011234
>>62011414
>>62011487
also in
>>62011410
>>62011450
will look into and add either
>>62011440
>>62011469
heard if it's cleveland orchestra/pierre boulez, anyway I've heard a handful of recordings and would rather something new, so I'm going with bennie
>>62011080
what happened in the last thread
>>62011568
Hampus anon and term went full >>>/pol/ and it got deleted
>>62011568
we got hampus'd good
>>62011537
IN
I'm not sure but I'd say there's 11 spots filled already, 5 left
>>62011568
tl;dr:
>australia edition
>australia is full
>no it's not it could take refugees
>derives into discussion about refugees on europe
>200 posts of it and deleted
>>62011568
shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
racism
check this out
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/zeitkratzer_%E7%81%B0%E9%87%8E%E6%95%AC%E4%BA%8C/stockhausen__aus_den_sieben_tagen/
>>62011616
I sincerely apologise to everyone, I take full responsibility
>>62011592
>>62011603
>>62011616
>>62011622
i thought we were all ""left wing european fags"" to be honest
>>62011712
shut up before you derail it again stupedo
I already hate it
>>62011643
>intuitive music
I don't trust Haino's intuition enough to believe it'll be noteworthy at this point
>>62011712
no more needs to be said, and I'm Australian btw, it's like 4am here, I'm off to bed
>>62011755
Yeah I think that album's overrated as hell desu
>>62011768
b-but zeitkratzer are actually good though...
>>62011755
your own fault
we warned you
>>62011739
sorry you're right
I listened to this earlier at my job, it was pretty cool
>>62011797
Not familiar with them, outside of seeing their Metal Machine Music rendition a couple times here.
Is that what you'd recommend for backing up your statement or something else?
>>62011833
>Is that what you'd recommend for backing up your statement
yeah it actually was lolz. I thought it was cool as shit.
>>62011755
Can anyone rec me music that may make me hate it? I hardly get that out of any album
>>62011848
kool ill check it
better: what are some albums you truly hated?
>>62012243
try sitting through this
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/peaches/impeach_my_bush/
it's funny for two songs and then you realise you have 35 more minutes to go.
>>62012243
these new puritans - field of reeds
on reflexion you'd probably like it though
>>62012243
I'm not even hating this one right now
i'm just disliking it very much
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/TheHeroSteve/r0.5
these are the albums I hated
>>62012243
hopsice & https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/smurmelade/r1.0
>>62012243
Mr Bungle's s/t and Mike Patton's Adult Themes for Voice (only heard one song and rated it 0.5 am I cool or what)
>>62012291
i need to try that out
>>62012294
I like these new puritans to a fair amount
>>62012447
never heard Mr. bungle, but haven't heard too much bad about them
>>62012315
Sotos kinda makes sense
I should try a cal chuchesta album
>>62012359
>hating the Crimson King
where does the Hospice hate come from? it just sounds like another subpar indie album to me
>>62012243
Cottonwoodhill and Sonic Youth - Washing Machine (although this one is probably not as bad as I remember)
>>62012524
>Cottonwoodhill
woah, but this album is great
how can you hate it?
>>62012519
Maybe their later albums aren't completely terrible, but their s/t is carnival music. Its very goal is to be as "lolsorandumb xdd" as possibru. If you have taste, you will dislike it.
>>62012524
Cottonwoodhill is a good album, not sure what there is to dislike about that.
>>62012754
I seriously don't know how you can listen to it in 2016 and think it doesn't sound awfully dated. I can tolerate the 2nd track but Brainticket is incredibly boring and and headache-inducing.
>>62012519
i find the approach of i have cancer it's a sad story perverse, similar to the fart in our stars
>>62012888
tbf, dated doesnt need to be a negative, it could well be a charm
i should prolly listen to it agen
>>62012989
Sure but this is the bad kind of dated.
>>62012359
Why did you listen to so many La Dispute albums if you hated it?
>think about joining daily it sounds like a cool idea
>see Eureka and Aesthetica as favorites around here
So people enjoy shallow gimmick version of versatility around here?
>>62012888
Nice trips, but Brainticket do a really good job of making krautrock that is mad funky.
>>62013070
Only one trip actually likes Aesthetica and Eureka isn't even O'Rourke's best.
>>62013031
i listened to them when i was somewhat into screamo and exploring the genre
wasn't terrible back then but now i don't want to listen to it at all
>>62013137
>>62013070
>thet
>>62013137
I also really like Aesthetica
>>62012888
doesn't sound dated at all to me, everything is super fun and groovy
>>62012952
so you just hate it for the story?
I heard people claiming the cancer is just a metaphor
would that make the album better?
Okay, so I have never done this before but wanna try this out for the sake of listening to new music. I know that I don't need /daily/ to discover punk and metal I know my way around those genres well enough to do it on my own. Here's the closest equivalent of my all time favorites. Which direction of music would you guys recommend I go to for /daily/?
>>62013137
Eh I guess that's on whoever likes it. Too gimmicky for me personally as I said.
>>62013203
I can attest to this. Touche Amore and La Dispute was all I listened to to in high school until I discovered Orchid which led me down the path of screamo.
>>62013311
no i hate the music as well
and as far as i'm concerned it's a metaphor for an abusive relationship, but i don't really care one way or the other
i don't actively hate the album either
>>62013350
cool chart
minimalism? or have you tried some already and not into it besides Pärt?
>>62012243
Dance Gavin Dance - Downtown Battle Mountain
>>62011080
Arszyn / Duda - Automata
is that interesting enough
>>62010848
if you haven't heard Comus - First Utterance yet do it because it's the greatest folk album ever
other good folk memes
The Microphones - Mount Eerie
Jandek
Sun City Girls
Scott Tuma - Hard Again
Jackie O Motherfucker - Flags of the Sacred Harp
Almaden - The Dream Continues in 1,000,000 Roads
>>62013350
I'd say start with /mu/'s favorite pop classics like Merriweather Post Pavilion and Pet Sounds because I love those albums and I'm an entry-level /daily/ien ;_;
>>62011080
Allman brothers band-eat a peach
>>62011080
End - The Sounds of Disaster
>>62013771
I have both of those on my chart...love them. Pet Sounds is probably among one of four albums that I would call my favorite of all time if someone were to ask about my favorite all time albums.
>>62013537
Thanks. Yeah that doesn't seem like a bad idea. Minimalism has played a huge influence on the electronic part of my chart and all the jazz fusion/krautrock that should be part of the chart that I also love a lot. Also pretty unfamiliar with the scene outside Part/Glass/Reich/Cage.
So yeah guys where should I go for minimalism that isn't Arvo Part, Phillip Glass, Steve Reich, or John Cage? Minimalism recs please?
>>62013975
Julius Eastman - Unjust Malaise
Charlmagne Palestine - Strumming Music
Lubomyr Melnyk - KMH
>>62013975
Morton Feldman - rothko chapel why patterns
>>62013612
>>62013835
>>62013893
"no"
>>62013975
you're probably going to get juius eastman (unjust malaise) and terry riley (in c) recommended, among others
they're cool imo, also lubomyr melnyk
also tony conrad, la monte young, dennis johnson and all those
>>62014078
>>62014081
smurm illuminati confirmed?
>>62014097
oh that was meant for myself and smurm >>62014061
>>62013350
>>62013537
maybe check out some avantgarde third stream aswell
>>62013975
also this is nice jazz inspired somewhat minimal
>>62014097
QUICK CHANGE ALL YOUR PASSWORDS
tell me what to listen to. If it isn't an 8 at least I will never take a rec from you again
>>62014397
Chin
if you don't give it at least an 8, I can't take you serious anymore
>>62014061
>>62014078
>>62014081
>>62014223
Noting them down, thanks a lot guys. Have yet to write down something for La Monte Young because the piece I have searched that's considered the essential is five hours long...is it worth it? I'll put it down, too.
>>62014187
>Avant garde third stream
This is a thing? Please by all means show me what to start off with I already do enjoy.
>>62014397
I'll say go for Calculating Infinity because imo that's at least an 8. Not sure whether you dig that kind of music or not though.
>>62013612
what did you think about it btw
meaning automata
>>62014081
no as in "give you another rec" or no as in "no"
>>62014458
could you maybe up? soulseek and rutracker have 0 uploaders and my what ratio is fucked
>>62014692
another, if you want
idk, im going to bed
>>62014778
I don't upload, sorry :(
it's on spotify tho, maybe that helps
>>62014951
sleep tight tucker
>>62011307
since you're the closest thing I have to someone knowledgeable on Brakhage
do you watch his stuff in silence or do you play music alongside it
Ï always though Musical Abortions would fit The Act Of Seeing
>>62014993
i'd recommend silence?
music could change the rythm of the images or something idk
>>62011080
I am not sure why your unrated things are unrated. But if you haven't listened to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's Shahen-Shah or Pure's Fetor I would say one of those.
If you HAVE listened to both of those, then:
...And The Native Hipsters - There Goes Concorde Again
>>62015129
i love native hipsters just don't let thomas see this post, he'll bash er ed en m8
*ahem*
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
>>62015129
>>62015177
i don't feel like bashing it rn but beware, S is gonna pan that one hard
>>62015122
I guess Brakhage intended for his shorts to be seen in silence but I feel like I'd enjoy it with music more
>>62015129
>...And The Native Hipsters - There Goes Concorde Again
hello bob
>>62015333
Eh I am new idk you people well enough so it'll be a start. I don't mind his taste I see good shit that he rates a 1 good shit that he rates a 5 based on his rym.
>>62015665
Bob recced it to me almost a year ago.
this is fucking brilliant and it's criminal that so few people have heard it.
Charles Mingus- Mingus (x5)
A compilation of Mingus's earlier works redone for his experimental big band. Interesting, but not a whole lot of substance
3.5/5
>>62015904
how could you miss Bitches and Lanquid? Get on those!!
>>62015954
i'll try my best
>>62015356
>>62015904
>>62015977
As much as I wanna say to get on those two albums you missed (2 of my three favs on your chart along with Bad Brains), I would honestly recommend hitting In A Silent Way then going into those two. It does a good job for paving the way for the Jazz Fusion shenanigans that'll come up.
>>62016063
ok, sounds like i'll do that then
>>62010849
>unevenly risen
>seeds embedded in side
plus I'm not a fan of toasted sesames desu.
Flying Lotus- Los Angeles
equal parts dancy hip hop and jazzy and a bit glitchy idm
enjoyable but a bit too cluttered for my tastes
3/5
does anybody have one of these for february
>>62017457
I do but it's just starting and I need to fill it out still speaking of which plz halp.
>>62015742
agreed, great album
>>62017510
suggest you do the alto rhapsody (ferrier), some lieder (marie-nicole lemieux's disc is wonderful), the german requiem (can't help you).
>>62010818
just finished selling england by the pound, what's next?
>>62017681
Reconsidering your opinion on The Seer. That or Another Green World.
>>62017651
<3 Muchos gracias!
>>62017710
im definately gonna relisten to another green world, mabye i just wasnt paying enough attention the first time. golden hours was golden, a 10/10 from the first time i heard it. the seer was kinda pushing my patience tho (first swan album i heard).
>>62017757
The Seer might not be the best intro to Swans; try Children of God sometime
>>62017851
what about To Be Kind? Screen Shot and Oxygen are by far their most accessible tracks to date.
>>62017886
am i supposed to finish a 2h album in one listen?
>>62017966
As ridiculous as it seems, yes. The album was meant to be taken in as whole. Though I've only really listened to in full once, the experience was unique and it's something everyone should at least do once to properly see where Michael Gira was going with it.
BIG MESS WHEN
https://bigmessdk.bandcamp.com/album/you-know-i-care
>>62017681
Since you already seem to be in the mood for it and judging by your ratings, I would say hit Gentle Giant and Van Der Graaf Generator.
>>62013975
>Pet Sounds is probably among one of four albums that I would call my favorite of all time if someone were to ask about my favorite all time albums
this
>>62017966
When it comes to Swans albums, despite some being around that 2hr time frame, they are never as intimidating as their time frames imply. Just start the album and you'll know.
>>62018542
Word up.
Small update:
Polar Sequences was a cool live recording of some arctic tecno on top of a cold-ass mountain above Tromso, icy icy sound. Last track is p much melting water and cracking ice, that was nice.
Xhol wasn't as great as I thought it would be, the bluesy psychedelic jams never really went anywhere interesting. I did like their vocalist though
>>62019997
>Small update:
*smol
into the trash it goes?
>>62020437
Neither deserves that really, I thought the big X is a suggestive enough symbol for INTO THE TRASH
I'm kind of rethinking some of these but I fucked up layers on my pdn file so hmm
Making charts is harder then I remembered
the breathing effect- mars is a very bad place for love
it's pretty relaxing, would be a nice alternate soundtrack to katamari damacy. pop/smooth jazz, with some above average songwriting. did't quite fall flat for me, but didn't hold me much either
branca was freaky, I see why he's popular here. I was entertained, but not sure i'm interested in exploring his other works.
I need recs from co and eruditey
hampus can you rec me some traditional music
>>62021682
sure
>>62021833
ok thanks nice dubs btw
>>62021937
thanks
>>62021071
>activates Glenn Branca shill mode
I would still say check out his other works. They vary in all sorts of ways from Lesson No. 1.
Here I had put in a share thread a while back everything worth checking out from him. The Ascension is obviously his essential record, but check out everything from Symphony 3 and onward for more different.
https://mega.nz/#F!MBgSxILL!CseltVOeSN-TK44zJLA_mw
Felt ambivalent about Brainiac, it sound real nice at times but also a bit annoying and stoopid, it's up for relisten some other time.
Idk what I was thinking with that Buckshot record, no joy to be found, only boring funky jazz, some loops and songs that sound like taken from The Average Soul Album and overall mediocreness, worst one so far, beating the lamey melodrama of black tape
>>62010818
wait...
wait a second...
>Keiji Haino and memes are edited in with a cold grey tone while the rest of the album art is in a warm grey tone.
gh-
GH-
F-
GGH-
>>62023532
anything to keep the thread up, eh?
like, two new favorites in one day, both from guys named Charles.
>Steffen Basho-Junghans - In the Morning Twilight
Wow, this was fantastic. I can see why clutnuckle is such a fan of this album. I'd have to admit it's a little front-loaded, and the back end is a bit weaker, but overall it's a really solid album. The two longest tracks are the best tracks, and I really like it when that happens. As far as playing goes, it does sound fairly Fahey-esque, but Steffen really carves out his own little corner of american primitive style. I've already listened to this about three times, and I'll probably listen a dozen more shortly.
>9/10
>>62021071
Oh hey sweet I won something. Still under 20 min, correct?
Darkthrone- A Blaze in the Norther Sky
pretty kvlt
3.5/5
>>62011080
Dj Elephant Power - No Si, Ni So
ONLY 14 TO GO GUYS
FZ:OZ was another unnecessarily long live album. Some good stunts on here, but nothing worth going back to.
Lumpy Money is a fantastic blend of We're Only In it For the Money and Lumpy Gravy. If you like either of those albums, this 3 and a half hour behemoth is a must. Contains several behind the scenes selections, as is a theme with the Project/Object series (I hope they make more!!!) as well as several mixes and versions of both albums. Really good stuff, just kind of repetitive and mind-numbing for one single listen.
Feeding the Monkies at Ma Maison seems like a missing link from Zappa's shittiest period: his electronic composition era. Good thing it's slightly more interesting than Francesco Zappa, or I'd be-a shittan brix.
If by Finer Moments he means "finer than the last few albums before this," then yes. But that's saying pretty much nothing. Some live originals, but nothing worth heading back for.
Joe's camouflage was like Joe's Domage with better recording equipment. Doesn't really make for a better album, though.
I feel like they accidentally just left the recording equipment on during a rehearsal and Gail was like "I need money so this is now an album."
I'll get to the YCDTOSA albums, but not for a couple days at least.
>>62014984
>40 minutes of a man screaming
"no"
>>62015129
heard all those
everything on unrated I've probably heard aside the wishlisted stuff
>>62025870
"no" (spanish for no)
>>62026445
>man
jesus
will this work?
>>62026468
not a big fan of him so, no
>>62026499
?
>>62026445
Go to Frank Zappa's discography, start at the beginning and listen to the first thing you haven't heard.
>>62026514
interesting rock formation
>>62026445
hey can I join? i nominate this record
>>62026514
no
>>62026578
no
i don't like zappa
>>62026594
do you have a rym or chart or something?
>>62026582
not with rio
try something else
>>62026622
rym is ~smurmelade
i have a chart but it's basically my rym 5s, 4.5s and 4s and it's lacking a lot of stuff
i need to make a new one
>>62026692
Haruka Nakamura - Twilight
Yannis Kyriakides - Antichamber
Tourette - Brule Mon Ame, Broie Mon Corps; Remodele-Moi A L'image D'un Chien
>>62026594
>refuses to listen to what he doesn't like but hasn't listened to
hm.
Then go to John Fahey's discog and listen to the first thing you haven't listened to then. Specifically America if you haven't.
>>62026445
as in full or rec another?
pic related if rec another
>>62026692
You sure? It's much more on the progressive folk side of things, and much more tuneful than most bands associated with the scene. Heck most people say they're the least RiO-like of the original groups.
But fine. I guess you can take your pick from the two albums I posted earlier itt.
>>62026739
i'd go with yannis if it wasn't that long
and tourette seems too harsh, is it?
>>62026749
I'm just going with America
>>62026764
as in rec another (again)
tourney is 13/16 rn I think
>>62026788
charles guard? I'll go with that
>>62026912
it's broken up by a lot op periods of drone. if you say no to that, just pick a random yannis album that looks pretty.
>>62026912
ok what is causing you to ask for different recs cause else i'll just be going insane
>>62027231
pic related here is rec (again)
>>62027038
i'll probably go with tourette anyway
>>62027231
if they look good or not
like i'm skeptic towards that one because i don't like jaga jazzist but it gets a pass
>>62026445
Hmmm...try
Altered States - Mosaic
or maybe Mockroot from last year?
>>62027505
i've heard altered states, bad choice
not sure about mockroot but sure, I've gotta go
tourney is filled at last I think
what are all the /daily/iens up to? I got a bit of work done on the new album, haven't had much time to listen to new music but binged on Dog Faced Hermans and Deafheaven earlier.
>>62027691
>what are all the /daily/iens up to?
Working on book. Listening to pop. The usual.
>>62027691
Gonna visit distant relatives and listen to some trash in the meantime.
>>62027830
okay so i'm wondering
does your book feature a lot of moods? just about what are you aiming to convey with this piece?
or is it going to be one of those static genre books where all i'm going to see is E.E. Cummings shit
>>62028144
>does your book feature a lot of moods?
At least many.
>just about what are you aiming to convey with this piece?
The beauty of being alive, among other things, including but not limited to political theories, the nature/structure/significance/challenges of religion (or more general faith), how we become ourselves through experience or how experiences shape us, the significance of death etc.
>or is it going to be one of those static genre books where all i'm going to see is E.E. Cummings shit
Uh no. Hell to the no.
>>62028329
just on first prediction it reminds me of It's Such A Beautiful Life. I loved that movie and I hope I dig this as much too. You might have been the one who recced it earlier too.
>>62028441
That is a fine comparison. I'm working with something much less surreal, but the moods and ideas behind that film touch on a few ideas similar to what I'm trying to get at.
>>62029276
damn, i'm a sucker for surrealism too. Especially when the poetry itself is. How are you going to go about releasing it?
>>62029325
>How are you going to go about releasing it?
I'm mostly focusing on getting it completed and professionally edited first, but ideally I find an agent to represent it and help find a publisher. Failing that, send it to publishers myself.
Self-publishing is possible but it isn't an option I'd prefer.
>>62029373
the literary world is interesting to me. what's selling at the moment? if authors like John Green can become popular and have their works made into films then that's a sign that economy is alive and well, correct?
>>62029420
>if authors like John Green can become popular and have their works made into films then that's a sign that economy is alive and well, correct?
John Green is an interesting case, as an auther before social media but now a weird freakish internet media/literature hybrid monstrosity of low-cost publicity freight trains and exceptionally strong and devoted fanbase.
ie. he is a special case, and his situation means that adapting his books to film (especially considering his books generally translate to lower-budget film affairs) is effectively a certain profit. Meaning his book adaptations are a sound business decision for film producers.
Generally books don't get film adaptations without a colossal following in text form. Business stuff, cost-risk assessments etc. etc.
But yes there is a bit of a resurgence in literature lately, with media tech. developing so well. It is kind of similar to the vinyl revival meme going around the music world.
But I don't follow literature mostly. I really only read/follow non-fiction and poetry :|
>>62030274
>exceptionally strong and devoted fanbase.
this is where /daily/ comes into play
but in all seriousness, i have faith that if you're going to make something great it's only natural for people to come and devote themselves to you.
i'm going to get you a Rimbaud collection for Christmas m8.
>>62030676
desu tho mostly I hate fiction because fiction writers are ab-so-lute shiiiite at actually writing.
I'm more in love with how language moves than by good stories. Heaven knows I'm happier not knowing the ending of a story than I am face-slamming my way through bland style and uninspired prose to reach a story's conclusion.
Which is to say, a good poet's language tickles my giblets far more than a good novel worth of snooze-fest utilitarian language used only for the purposes of conveying a story.
Rimbaud's pretty cool tho.
I plowed through this chart in the last 4-5 days like the group of men that plow your mother nightly, so I'll just share highlights/things I'l recommend from it
A1
Percussions - 2011 until 2014
>electronic, minimal.electronic
A3
MCFERRDOG - Lawd Forgive Me
>ambient, electronic, experimental, house, techno
B4
Flores Del Vicio - Reach a Better Feeling
>electronic, experimental, house, techno, noise
B5
Janet Jackson - Janet Jackson
>1980s, pop, disco
B6
Stephan Mathieu - Nachtstücke
>ambient, electronic, experimental, drone
B7
Desolate Shrine - The Heart of the Netherworld
>metal, death.metal, finland
C3
Low - Things We Lost in the Fire
>alternative, indie, rock, indie.rock, post.rock, lo.fi, slowcore
C5
Early Day Miners - Placer Found
>indie, post.rock, slowcore
C6
Piano Magic - Low Birth Weight
>experimental, dream.pop, abstract, post.rock, shoegaze, leftfield, poetry
C7
Empress - Empress [1999]
>indie, rock, slowcore, lo.fi
C8
Tse Tse Fly - Tse Tse Fly
>rock, indie.rock, shoegaze
C9
>Arco - Coming To Terms
>indie, called the ''British response to Low'' in a review for the followup release
C10
Van Dyke Parks - Song Cycle
>experimental, folk, pop, psychedelic, avant.garde, americana, chamber.pop, baroque.pop, 1960s
D1
Van Dyke Parks - Discover America
>1970s, experimental, pop, rock, world.music, americana, calypso, pop.funk, steel.drums
D6
Klaus Schulze - Moondawn
>1970s, ambient, electronic
D7
Alice Coltrane - Universal Consciousness
>jazz, piano, free.jazz, harp, world.fusion
D8
Virgo Four - Virgo
>house, chicago, deep.house, chicago.house
D9
Popol Vuh - In den Gärten Pharaos
>1970s, experimental, krautrock
D10
Manuel Göttsching - E2-E4
>1980s, ambient, electronic, drop by the studio one night and invent techno-core
E1
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
>1980s, pop, rock, vocal, art.rock, art.pop, synth.pop
E2
A Guy Called Gerald - Black Secret Technology
>1990s, drum.and.bass, electronic, house, jungle
>>62031297
E7
Regarde Les Hommes Tomber - Exile
>metal, post.hardcore, black.metal, sludge, sludge.metal
E8
Khan Jamal Creative Arts Ensemble - Drumdance to the Motherland
>jazz, avant.garde, free.jazz
E9
Matsuo Ohno - Play On Animals
>1970s, experimental, japan, sound.collage
E10
Moolah - Woe Ye Demons Possessed
>1970s, experimental, progressive.rock, psychedelic
So in short, there was a lot of good stuff on this chart
Good job me
Anything to look forward to here?
>>62031370
foremostly red house chili painters and iron maiden
Absolutego by Boris is surprisingly good for studying
>>62019997
I haven't heard that Xhol album, but their Motherfuckers something something album and the Motherfuckers Live are amazing
>>62031370
lots of good stuff there
maiden, replacements, hüsker dü, springsteen, belle and sebastian, soft boys, mission of burm, cure, love, ayler
>>62032193
Both Mission of Burma releases were really good, with Vs. being the better of the two. Was surprised to see how few LPs they have when I went to get more from them
Soft Boys were pretty good but I felt some of the songs were a little too silly and snotty at the same time
Listening to the Maiden now. As great as I expected it to be, but Powerslave still remains my favorite out of the six or so albums I have of theirs
>>62023532
I suck
>>62027691
Having breakfast with my comfy playlist on, it's nice
>>62031297
Jesus
>>62031370
Ambient 4, Future Days and By the Way are cool
>>62032226
I can see what you mean with The Soft Boys, but i still think most of the album is really good power pop.
It's hard for me to pick a favorite Maiden, but Powerslave is definitely one of their best.
Oh cool I overlooked that this has Run to the Hills
>>62032254
I was surprised how different 4 was from Another Green World, which is the only other Eno I'd heard from that period
Are all of the Ambients pretty different in scope from one another?
>>62032312
>Are all of the Ambients pretty different in scope from one another?
Yeah, both in terms of quality and content. One is pretty varied but largely boring, two is all piano and synths (second favorite of his ambient series for me) and three is a collab with a hammered dulcimer player (and also the worst one).
>>62032372
1 is the only other one I grabbed during Freeleech
>>62011196
Why didn't you get banned while I did? >:(
>>62011357
No. /16h later
>>62011450
I wonder why I dislike spirituals so much.
>>62011712
Yes.
>>62032649
>Why didn't you get banned while I did? >:(
Pretty sure the janitors take every opportunity they get to ban you
>>62011824
You might like pic related
>>62013070
>Aesthetica
The magazine?
>>62013350
>personal favourites
>literally 100 fucking albums
epic
>>62013612
>folk memes
>it's all contemporary folk
enter sadman
>>62014061
>>62014078
"avant-teen classics, volume 1"
>>62014642
Automata was such a horrible fuck film man
>>62015742
looks p gay, what is it?
>>62016820
Wow I sure am glad you wrote anything at all because it's a real contribution to the world of music right there GOOD SHIT
>>62018011
>>62017966
>rockists and albums
>>62021682
What do you want?
>>62026594
>i don't like zappa
Dropped
>>62032717
It's harp music from the isle of man.
>>62027830
>Working on book
insert le epic family guy joke here
>>62028329
>The beauty of being alive, among other things, including but not limited to political theories, the nature/structure/significance/challenges of religion (or more general faith), how we become ourselves through experience or how experiences shape us, the significance of death etc.
rifl
>>62031370
You haven't heard Forever Changes, Future Days, Head Hunters, Spiritual Unity and 13th Floor Elevators before? And all that mainstream dadrock? What the fuck man
>>62032667
Ain't that some shit
>>62032775
What a great description it's not like harp music can mean a lot of things
>>62032779
Sorry I'm not into all that mainstream stuff like you are
>>62032789
There's so much stuff there that you simply *should have* heard, regardless of if you like it or not.
>>62032793
A lot of things are considered ''classics'', and while there is some general consensus as to which those are, the amount of them is still very large and also further dependent on individual beliefs
not sure if posting in the right bread bu anyway:
can you guys reccomend me some some quiet, kinda ambient drone works that could spam 3 hours? going to marathon james benning California trilogy and it has very little background sound so I'm trying to find some drone to listen while watching it
>>62032906
WellyouremomlOL
>>62032971
No.
>>62032977
b-but, senpai :'(
>>62032971
with kind regards
i love you /daily/
>go to see what /his/ is about
>"the dark ages are a myth is a meme"
Welp that was a prosperous visit
>>62032717
it's irish folk music despite being from a harpist from the isle of man.
>>62032726
>>rockists and albums
>/out/
itt: albums improved by skipping the dumb irish stereotype like for real this becomes an easy 8 without it.
>>62034181
I bet you're an insecure indrawn irish nationalist and you probably don't even mind stereotypes that don't apply to you
>>62034249
that may well be true but also It's Gonna Be (Alright) flows out of Mutilated Lips more naturally to my ears.
Königsforst was nice but every track was way too long and ultimately forgettable.
>>62032971
Is 2 hours and 49 minutes close enough?
>>62034181
>hating on the blarney stone
Now that I have a portable HDD with all my music I can finally have an updated library on linux and listen to music on my laptop which I use more than the desktop PC.
Got myself a new linux music player which is pretty cool, like it a lot despite not being nearly as visually appealing as Musicbee I like this style as well
I've never really understood, is /pol/ satire or not? Or do people actually believe the out-of-context quoted radical newspapers they post about?
>>62035308
>no album art
>>62035178
i remember watching footage of old whale hunts on youtube whilst listening to "trilogie..." was fucking awesome
>>62035331
I mean that's the whole point of it, it feels like a terminal and can be minimized to a ridiculous degree. it's simple
>>62035361
Yes but album art is so nice :(
>>62035321
As far as I'm concerned it used to be satire but the majority of the board went through some Poe's Law shit so now it's a combination of people who say nazi for teh lulz and people who say nazi shit because they really are that stupid.
>>62035331
>>62035416
>>62035416
it is, but for now I think it does it job it's job well, I also have Banshee which is like a worse musicbee but for now I'm liking this one more.
>>62035463
What about the people who don't "believe" in "global warming"? Are people really this dumb? What kind of ridiculous echo-chamber of stupidity is this place?
>>62035308
lol, nerd
