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Previously, on /daily/: 63207776
first for blease only dailyers-made image ops sage ;___;
>>63207776
>tfw I love that Karen O album to death
for da boyz btw
Giving LYSF a listen for the first time.
Pretty damn good so far.
What Can I Do just popped back in my head and now i neeeed to listen to this album agen.
>>63229034
WHAT CAN I DO
TO GET OUT THE GAME
damn now I have to listen to it as well
Quick everyone! Post your charts!
What's some good hiphop
>>63229171
Redman - Dare Iz a Darkside
Lootpack - Da Antidote
Looking for recs of rock music in the spanish language. Any style will do. Anyone got some?
Philharmonia Orchestra / Paavo Järvi / Steven Isserlis - Cello Concertos
>this is not guitar wanking
https://mega.nz/#!Y0YAmYJI!u7PTr6yIgNnjoPvWH08tDvYbAmMAsBHHrTDZE8ZKfIc
This album sounds like the soundtrack for Dear Esther with Wyatt occasionally reading lines from Murakami. Pleasant, but unremarkable.
5+
Just used hours of my short existence on this Earth putting my library onto RYM. r8 my curve!
I will now never listen to something closely emo-related again. I really really really reaaaaaaally don't like it.
(what now tho, not 69 love songs)
>>63229356
>weight value at 4.0
that's pretty crazy but I'm glad your not as pessimistic as I am
>>63229261
>no guitar wank
>no qt on cover
Who are you and what did you do to the real Dogwander?
>>63229395
>mfw I bought it
Who's the real Dogwander now?!
>>63229483
Ok, that's p Dogwander.
>>63229249
bumpin request with some albums that i like
>>63229527
I'm assuming you've already heard Durazno Sangrando, rite?
>>63229388
I can barely bring myself to put an album I like below 4 which is maybe a bit dumb but I'm not looking at it objectively at all, it's just music that I personally enjoy. I'm also only really using it to catalogue shit and to give other people an idea of my taste if I'm posting in here and elsewhere,
>>63229356
what's your rym?
>>63229548
not really, no
thanks for the rec
>>63229356
Username?
Mine's ~regency
>>63229606
I personally think there's nothing wrong with having more positive ratings than negative ratings, one tends to seek out music one would enjoy so assuming one also knows their taste well enough it wouldn't be odd to assume that more ratings would be over 2.5, i don't think it has too much to do with inflation. It's better than doing like Horbgorbler and just giving out shit ratings
>>63229249
>>63229548
This is decent.
>>63229366
You will listen to bivouac and you will enjoy it you fucking kanker pleb
>>63229527
Try this various artists album. One of the tracks is sampled in Since I Left You
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/66_grandes_exitos_usa_en_espana__1940_1953_/
>>63229619
~DiscordantJangle
Fair warning, my rating system is inconsistent as shit.
>>63229670
it is! already got it down tho
>>63229674
i'm aware, it's the guitar at the beginning iirc. looking for rock albums atm
>>63229681
>>63229645
added
Posting my backlog
What's good in there
1/2
>>63229750
Nothing
>>63229750
>>63229750
Nothing.
>>63229750
Rachmaninov - His Comolete Recordings
>>63229750
Nothing
>>63229766
>>63229777
>>63229799
"ha ha ha"
nice digits
>>63229783
Cool, it looks interesting.
>>63229822
are those the recordings of him playing his own concertos? i liked those.
>>63229822
>"nothing' gets digits
>Rachmaninov doesn't
I think it's time to delete your backlog.
>>63229840
Yes. He conducts on 3 tracks though. Out of 10 CDs.
hype
http://www.thewire.co.uk/news/40908/japanese-label-psf-enters-deal-with-black-editions
>>63229892
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/meta_meta/meta_meta/ i liked this ep. it's brazilian.
>>63229860
have fun! i liked the 2nd concerto best.
Im starting to think /daily/ isn't for me
Making charts for me is like pulling teeth, and I'm so behind all the people I like here that I'd feel embarrassed if i was still listening to basic ass /mu/core. like it's too late to catch up
I'm going to try my hand at plebeian stir fry while listening to Enjoy Your Rabbit since Suffy said that album can be used for cooking.
Can it be done?
>>63229989
>Making charts for me is like pulling teeth, and I'm so behind all the people I like here that I'd feel embarrassed if i was still listening to basic ass /mu/core. like it's too late to catch up
No one cares if you listen to basic /mu/core or not. We're here for the fun.
Don't worry about the calendars either. There are some people who never finished their calendar for a year from what I remember.
>>63229918
Thanks! I hope it's fun.
>>63229750
Seriously talking, Philip Glass is good
>>63229989
just start another one? i felt this way too at the start. It helped to make a free chart that i could listen to whenever i wanted. I also changed trip but that's another story :1
>>63229989
I've never done a calendar lmao
>>63230028
I like some of the stuff I heard. The thing I downloaded is the Glass Box.
>>63230042
>>63230028
Forgot trip
>>63230016
Did Torts ever finish a chart? He's been here since the beginning and I don't think he ever did
>>63229997
Absolutely
Just listened to this, pretty fucking good. Can someone rec me some other good arabic music?
>>63229989
It's not a competition pal. Just listen to whatever, you can force yourself to listen to some avant garde jazz one day and listen to /mu/core another or just listen to /mu/core every day.
People only judge each other a little bit in here, everyone just wants to listen to music and shitpost. I only started doing charts in here not long ago too.
>>63230090
Is Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan arabic? Listen to him anyways
>>63230116
>Is Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan arabic?
no
>>63230090
pic
>>63230116
muslim =/= arabic.
if it were i'd just rec a bunch of indonesian shit
>>63230090
Dumisani Abraham Maraire - The African Mbira/Music Of The Shona People Of Rhodesia
>>63230116
Pakistanish matey
>>63229918
cool, but i'm trying to get some spanish language rock recs rn
>>63230090
>Just listened to this, pretty fucking good. Can someone rec me some other good arabic music?
Dedi Efenda - Mevlana if you are into classical
>>63229261
a3c8d
>>63230143
HEBEENA HEBEEEEEEENA
>>63230160
it's almost the same tho go for it
>>63230167
Los Planetas - Una semana en el motor de un autobús
>>63230244
cool. i love super 8
>>63229997
No, it's literally impossible.
And illegal.
>>63230350
>4/20
now, they sure are dedicated memers.
>>63229366
Go with Descendents pal
Although i think their best album is actually I Don't Want To Grow Up
>>63229671
"Haha"
No.
>>63230535
kekarino rektarino
>>63230535
I believe the meme is "Haha"ha
Anybody looking for a quick 14 min EP, check this out - really nice jazzy electro
https://open.spotify.com/album/7pqKD2qBuicpDmuwqb2a5F
>>63230787
I don't do memes tho, I'm quite serious
>>63230796
I rec this
Ok /daily/ i want to know you better: favourite EP? Pic related
>>63229171
>What's some good hiphop
Company Flow - Funcrusher Plus
OutKast - Aquamini
Organized Konfusion - Stress: The Exctinction Agenda
Goodie Mob - Soul Food
>>63230848
>Ok /daily/ i want to know you better: favourite EP? Pic related
Dälek - NNN
Radiohead - Com Lag
Jim O'Rourke - Halfway To A Threeway
Massive Attack/Burial - Four Walls / Paradise Circus
>>63230848
Thanks I'll check it out
My fav is probably FKA Twigs - M3LL155X
>>63230848
Nicolas Jaar - Nymphs II
it looks like nearly NOBODY likes it as much as me
>>63230848
>>63230907
Well it's not just your fav is it. It's the best EP there is.
(I may or may not listen to it every day)
Fuckin' loved exmilitary, no surprise there.
Only negative thing I could think of is that it's a bit on the long side. Klink and Thru the Walls felt like filler tracks.
>>63230848
This beautiful gem right here
>>63230971
(Why not rec your own EP, as if he knows it's you :^)
>>63230994
Isn't this one like 30 minutes long?
>>63231012
is that too long?
Also I forgot that its the top EP ever on rym, whatever i still love it
>>63230982
>>63230971
>>63230848
Oh right, how clumsy of me
What would I do without you
>>63231038
EPs usually last less than 25 minutes if i remember well. I mean the record you posted is longer than the first Suicidal Tendencies LP
>>63231065
Different genres mean different lengths. idk
Listening now. Brings back memories.
>>63231085
Oh well
Who gives a fuck anyway
>>63230848
I don't listen to many EPs (probably have <5 in my library) and this one probably isn't even my favourite but it's a lot better than people give it credit for in my opinion and my other choices are fairly boring.
Holy fuck do I have some catching up to do.
Cyclops Nuclear Submarine Captain was some damn catchy lo-fi psych shit. Reminded me a bit of the Pixies. Also kind of reminded me of Ween songwriting-wise, and contained a lot of sick sax (clarinet, maybe?? It's hard for me to tell them apart sometimes) riffs.
Blow by Blow was alright, but was waaay too AOR for me. Ya know Zappa's mediocre guitar-based jazz/blues-rock albums? That's this but slightly more technical and somehow less exciting. Some alright jams on here for people who LOVE guitar music, but simply not my thing I suppose.
The Private Press really underwhelmed me, honestly. I love Endtroducing because of the subtleties of every little detail. Though it won't ever be on the level of SILY for me, I still love it, since it's a much more hip-hop oriented, and again, SUBTLE piece of music. This really had none of that in my opinion. If you REALLY like plunderphonics, I'd say give this a shot, but ultimately, it's a much inferior version of a fantastic album.
If I've learned anything about prog metal, it's that technicality does NOT equal better almost EVER. Well, except for Piece of Time. The reason I love Unquestionable Presence (one of like 5 good prog metal albums) is this technicality and really obvious jazz influence. That's all gone from this, and instead we get a few very technical moments with a lot of thrashy-rehashy stuff thrown in. Would still rec if you're huge on technical/prog metal (like none of you), however Unquestionable Presence will always be better, I guarantee.
Barbed Wire Maggots was FUCKING FANTASTIC. Most of you that have been actually reading my reviews (I thank both of you) know that I really am not a huge fan on noise, but this proves that maybe I've just been looking in the wrong places? By far one of the most textured and interesting albums on this list, my God. I heard someone say this was "avant-teen," but perhaps the avant-teeners were right all long?
cont...
>>63231150
Red Score in Tile had a really nice 20 second loop (yum!) that played for ~47 minutes (yuck!). Maybe I'd like this if I was trying to FUCKIN GO TO BED GOD DAMN. I wouldn't say I don't "get" ambient, considering the amount of things I've enjoyed from the genre, but it continues to be the one genre that constantly disappoints.
I listened to two Blind Guardian albums: Nightfall in Middle-Earth and Imaginations From the Other Side. Both of them were more "epic" versions of Somewhere Far Beyond, but contain all the shitty luggage that comes with them being Power/Prog Metal. Really wish they were as folky and interesting as Somewhere Far Beyond. When will these prog metal fuckers learn good stories do not a good album make?
Man, considering how much I used to love the Smiths and the Cure, I thought Jangle Pop would be a shoe-in for me. It's proven to be sort of a disappointing genre so far for me. The Days of Wine and Roses had a few interesting Guitar-Licks, sure, but played out like a really uninteresting Cure record. Last half was much better than the first, though, so it earned a few points back for that.
Ellington Uptown is one of the earliest albums I've listened to for /daily/, and it was quite nice. The first two tracks are some of the best on this entire chart, however, the last half REALLY drags a bit. Seems like this "big band" was as properly utilized in those parts and the first few tracks. It'll definitely require a few more listens before I completely write this one off, though.
Honestly, other than some of Eno's Ambient stuff, I've never really liked a lot of his material. It usually plays out like a much less interesting Bowie album, especially the glamier stuff. Last few tracks are waaay better than the bulk of this, though. Seemed really playful, and if you really love Bowie, give Here Come the Warm Jets a shot.
cont...
>>63231171
My Life in the Bush of Ghosts was slightly more interesting, due to the more worldly influences, but suffered from some of the same fates as the previous. I really wish Bryne would've taken some of the reigns on this collab, since all Eno "collab" albums seem to be his albums with slight inputs from other artists, just the way albums he produces (like Remain in Light, for example!) are other artists work with a lot of his magic touch on them. I respect this dude as an artist, but I REALLY respect him for how much he's influenced with his production work. Still not totally in love with his solo material, however.
When I keep listening to Velvet Underground solo material, I just would like something like WL/WH or VU&N. Just ONE album somewhat close to that. Every single solo album I've heard is just like their s/t or Loaded but not as good (and I don't even like those that much!). Not really complaining, but if there's anything by these guys that's closer to their first 2 album, PLEASE let me know. Paris 1919 follows this formula (curse) but plays in a more Baroque Pop style. Maybe it's because it's somewhat generic, but there's something really homely and nostalgic about this music. Hm. Can't really put into words why I like this album but am not in love with it, but that's simply how I feel.
Look at that ant crawling on da egg lmao. How'd he do dat?!? Orient was realreal good. Really huge jams, and sorta blurs the line between new-age shit (eh) and free jazz (wew) but that's not really such a bad thing, and maybe there is no line, honestly. I don't know if it's just me, but I hear Ravi all over this shit. I would rec this for everyone, though I wasn't necessarily in love with it.
cont (again)...
>>63230848
Cocteau Twins - Aikea-Guinea
25.000 Kittens - s/t
Lil Ugly Mane - Uneven Compromise
Minor Threat - s/t
I'm a fan of punk EPs in general. Some great ones are No Trend - Teen Love, Discharge - Fight Back, Flux of Pink Indians - Neu Smell, and Scratch Acid - s/t
>>63230967
Those are some of the wildest tracks though. Glad you liked it!
>>63231171
>considering how much I used to love the Smiths and the Cure
Why did you stop loving them though?
>>63230884
Is NNN an EP though? It's listed as an LP on RYM and it's well over 30 minutes so I wouldn't call it an EP unless Dälek explicitly stated it's supposed to be one.
>>63231150
>Station to Station: 4
>>63231200
Finally got around to listening to Kollaps, and while I liked it, I really don't see all the hype behind it. I've liked it more than any EN album I've heard previously (like 2 lmao) and it's a real spooky, aggressive, and ominous listen. Just like that good shit is, mang. Some parts were really long, and hypnotic, and that can go either way. As for fuckin everything on here, give this a chance, though I didn't love it.
And s/t was Orient but better imo. Seriously, this is just fantastic shit with a much more full and lively sound. If you have ever enjoyed a jazz note in your life please give this man a try. LISTEN TO DON CHERRY GUYS CAN I BE JAZZHEAD NOW LMAO.
I listened to two (more) Eels' albums too. Hombre Lobo was much more Bluesy and pretty basic rock album, while Beautiful Freak was a bit more alternative and poppy. Despite being more predictable, safe, and generic, Beautiful Freak actually plays it pretty well. It really confuses me why I enjoyed Beautiful Freak way more than Hombre, considering these elements, but it may just have to do with the fact that I have shit taste (very good explanation). If you're really into alt/indie rock, definitely give the Eels a listen.
I've never claimed to be a huge fan of Bowie, but his more poppy albums like Hunky Dory I've always been in love with. When I heard the stories behind Station to Station, I thought I would LOVE it. Turns out to be a really disjointed piece with not much substance for me. First track was kinda progressive and building, but I just didn't feel satisfied by it at all. Really disappointed, though there are some redeeming tracks on here. Maybe I'll listen to this like 3 more times again just to make sure I'm not shitting on a perfectly okay Bowie album I SHOULD like, but I don't know. Hopefully I'm wrong.
cont (last time)...
>>63231210
>Is NNN an EP though? It's listed as an LP on RYM and it's well over 30 minutes so I wouldn't call it an EP unless Dälek explicitly stated it's supposed to be one.
I don't even know anymore. Every time I post it into an EP thread people tell me it is an LP and vice versa.
>>63231221
I listened to Post Pop depression a few weeks ago but held off on reviewing it because I thought I was missing something. I guess I'm not. Gardenia is one of my favorite tracks this year, sure, but Josh Homme brings a lot of weak riffs here. People say Iggy has kept his energy over the years, but this is a pretty big piece of evidence to the contrary. Not much substance here other than that, and this sucks since I really like this too.
OH and I also listened to the new Kendrick album. It was alright, but first and last track were ehh...I've only listened one and a half times so far, but I can't see me really wanting a physical or anything of this pretty uneventful unmastered album. 6/10 imo
And there we are. My last 4+ days of music.
>>63231210
I still do, just less so. I've definitly teared up to There Is a Light more than once, honestly.
>>63231212
Right??? I thought I would LOVE it. I'm giving most of the ones I was surprisingly disappointed by another few listens before checking out completely, but yeah...I was surprised that I didn't love it.
>>63230848
Obvious choice is pic related
>>63231221
Station to Station is up there with his best, but since you seem to prefer the plebbier Bowie albums it's no surprise you don't "get" it.
>>63231252
>I guess I'm not.
You're only saying it now that p4k reviewed it :^)
>>63231224
Don't think the people who claim it to be an EP know what an EP is. If your record is well over 30 minutes and you're not an edgy hypelord (*cough*flaminglips*cough*) it's a fucking LP.
>>63231252
>Post Pop depression
that came out already? Going to listen now, I was quite excited for it, i hope your opinion is wrong.
>>63230848
Easily Robert Ashley's Wolfman, but I've been listening to Thinking Fellers Union Local 282's Admonishing the Bishops EP a lot recently, so I'd rec that if you're not into Ashley.
>>63231128
Fantano described this as beefheart-esque, and Pitchfork panned it, so I've been really meaning to check this thing out. Thanks for reminding me.
>>63231150
DJ Shadow's discography outside of Endtroducing never fails to disappoint. Besides Preemptive Strike, The Private Press is probably his next best effort, too.
oh boy! do I go, /daily/?
>>63230848
Basic Channel - Phylyps Trak
Rema-Rema - Wheel in the Roses
Black Tambourine - Throw Aggi Off the Bridge
Demigod - Unholy Domain
Even Oxen - Even Oxen (that's givingbear!)
>>63230848
>>63231252
Giving you an advice: don't grow up expectations of any sort. By the way, i'd suggest more listenings, it's one of his most complex albums, and one of my favs by him (not my favourite tho, i'd rather go with Heroes, Ziggy and Lodger). This is literally Bowie on drugs, funk and krautrock in a vicious tornado of musical orgasm.
>>63231334
I'm not sure about the Beefheart comparison, i guess it's a bit similar but it's mainly just good noise with a bit of parquet courts thrown in.
I think a lot of people didn't like the fact that it wasn't the Parquet Courts we know but I wish more bands would do experimental EPs like this. I hope some of it carries over to the new LP.
>>63231379
(the advice is in general)
Going to listen to this in a few minutes
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAbRqKUy45E
Do I have to expect something different from Haus der Lüge?
I liked this. The second concerto was melancholic with some gorgeous arpeggi in the second movement. The third one was much more grandiose and the piano playing was stellar.
I think the audio recording is great, especially for a pre-war recording. I've been listening to too much Furtwangler trash recordings to know how bad those can be.
>>63231298
>plebier Bowie
Huh? Isn't most Bowie pleb anyways? I really like Low and Blackstar, which are a bit more out there, unless those are Pleb too, but I guess I really don't know. And I've been listening to this album and not enjoying it for almost a month now, so heck off, friendo.
>>63231313
Yep. It has a few alright tracks (LOVE Gardenia) but honestly, a few unnecessary orchestrations, and seems overly produced in parts. Would at least advise for you to give a shot, though.
>>63231334
Damn. I had a few more in my backlog too, I guess I'll remove them lmao.
>>63231379
>Literally Bowie on drugs
That's what I've heard lol. I WILL give this another try, but it's like my fourth listen already. I hope it does a complete 180 on me like Low (listened to when I was 14/15 and thought "what to heck?") or Hunky Dory (thought was overly produced pop garbage at first, around the same age) did eventually.
Considering no one ever questioned me on my Diamond Dogs opinion, I'm lead to believe it's really not that good, right? Won't be giving that another try I suppose.
>>63231434
Taken.
>>63231339
No.
>>63231346
Hey, don't forget I'm waiting for your rec!
>>63231453
People didn't even know about Diamond Dogs existence before Metal Gear Solid V. Yeah it's not really one of his greatest works, even though kinda enjoyable.
>>63231453
everything is Pleb :^)
also Diamond Dogs is worth at least one more shot
>>63230848
Meshuggah - I
Holy Other - With U
Cloudkicker - ]]][[[
Swans - s/t
Apokatastasia - Waiting Four
Those are some of my favs so far, couldn't pick just one.
Discovered any gems lately?
Post 'em
>>63231522
>>63231481
>>63231489
oh shit we got a little disagreement on out hands, eh boys?
I'll just give it another shot eventually I guess.
Keep in mind, guys, for every chart I do I get like at least 15 "do it again!" replies, so it may be a while.
>>63231522
pic was last month, but I love this and it only has 106 rating so far. I need to put this on someone's chart eventually.
>>63231522
I post them all here anyway
>>63231453
>Isn't most Bowie pleb anyways?
It was merely a ruse. Nearly all of Bowie's discography is accessible, it's just that S2S and his Berlin trilogy are a little more overtly artsy and pull a few tricky tricks of trickery (S2S with its 10-minute title track, the ambient stuff on Low and Heroes).
Pleb is a meme anyway, people started taking it seriously eventually, but at its core "pleb" and "patrician" are memes.
>>63231585
And I love you for that.
>>63231522
Most of the music I've listened to recently has been recommended by one of you lot so I can't claim anything apart from this I guess. Some nice Scottish Folk, it's not incredible but if you like Folk it's a really nice listen. (only 41 ratings too so that's some decent obscurity cred)
>>63231522
Garage Punk. Nothing special but enjoyable.
>>63231522
I like that cover. Guess I have to give it a listen.
Just ran into this EP recently. Half of it is really super weird layered plunderphonic stuff and half is just pretty odd UK Bass.
>mfw Keith Emerson died
no
>>63231652
>but at its core "pleb" and "patrician" are memes
whaaaaaaaat?
>>63231835
2016 is the year every musican will die. All of them. Mark my words.
>>63231835
Bad year to be an aging famous musician.
>>63231835
THE SHOW FUCKING ENDED
>>63229171
Lil Ugly Mane - Oblivion Access
im not really a big fan of hip hop but this is my probably my favorite from the genre :/
>>63227591
wew
ill get you a rec in a bit
>>63229356
>4.0 is highest
at least youre not one of those people that rate everything extremely low and have no 5.0 or 4.5 albums
>>63229249
>recs of rock music in the spanish language. Any style will do.
Angeles del Infierno - Joven Para Morir
i cant really think of anything else good
>>63230350
new gerogerigegege? hype
>>63230848
>King Krule - s/t
>Lil Ugly Mane - Uneven Compromise
>>63231044 as well
>>63231522
pic related, really cool free folk stuff, the only band ive seen that exclusively releases music on cassette these days, how pretentious
seconding fish's pick >>63231580 , its great
>>63231580
>Keep in mind, guys, for every chart I do I get like at least 15 "do it again!" replies, so it may be a while.
maybe if your taste wasnt as bad you wouldnt get that many replies
I'm enjoying this, but Jesus it's unforgiving. Takes a good attention span.
>>63231940
>maybe if your taste wasnt as bad you wouldnt get that many replies
FUCK
FUGING FUCK FUCK FUUUCK
EEEEHHHH
NOOOOOOOoOoOoOoOooo
FUUUUCK NOOOOOO
>>63231940
>maybe if your taste wasnt as bad you wouldnt get that many replies
>>63231974
currently listening to this on vinyl
also this is probably one of the most active and varied drone doom albums ever so y'know.
>>63229989
/mu/core is usually one of the most fun things to start with here since most people have already heard it and can chime in and talk about it
>>63230088
>Did Torts ever finish a chart? He's been here since the beginning and I don't think he ever did
Hey! Take that Bach!
...I finished *one*.
>>63231210
Warming up to Klink . Thru the walls is preceded and proceeded by better tracks imo so maybe there's some sorta contrast effect going on
>>63231465
what was the restriction?
>>63232110
>bore ales
>not CHORE ales
>>63232110
I missed those puns
>>63232151
f-
...
FUCK.
Torts vs Good Friend Rodriguez
Dog Faced Hermans is pretty good but loses it way a bit in the second half. I would have liked it to be a bit wilder at times but still really enjoyable. Tigres Leones was some fun garage with a couple good moments.
Torts rec me an album from Europe excluding the UK, France, Finland (and whatever yamir chooses if he's chosen before you do)
>>63232142
It must have some nature on the cover
Listened to Kid A twice yesterday and once today. I'd also done it once or twice before but I have some trouble getting into it. I can dig the mood it sets, how sleek it sounds, the synth sounds, the string arrangements, the riffing... but I guess I'll have to come back to it another time and see if I can make some sense of it.
Starting with Liquid Swords in a couple minutes.
>>63232142
can u upload beatniks in the ussr
Just posting to stay relevant
someone get in the plug room with me
>>63232237
its okay you can just say you didn't like it
>>63232325
"no"
small update
>>63232305
You've never been relevant, you're just Azathoth's bitch
>>63232336
Implying my music is good enough to be in there
>>63232110
You get points for trying Torts, maybe next one!
>>63232336
>Schnappi
aoty
>>63232390
>aoty
AOTC
>>63232221
Charles Ives(Leonard Bernstein) - Symphony No. 2; Central Park in the Dark
>>63232271
https://mega.co.nz/#F!MtFHXLhB!WgFuFpZpm16_uQIkfZOmqA
>>63232390
>aoty
wait till my ep drops later this month
>>63232333
it's not like i didn't like it though. i don't want to force an opinion just because i have more music to listen to. so i'll come back to it later
>>63232374
doesn't need to be good desu
>>63232336
>tfw ignorant about music theory, only able to play in a mediocre way harmonica and piano and no creativity at all
>>63230848
Last year's Your Good Fortune by Mavis Staples is great.
Also:
Wall of Voodoo - s/t
Minutemen - Buzz or Howl under the Influence of Heat
Gang of Four - Yellow
>>63231346
this is also cool
>>63232479
Implying it is even music*
Listened to 1/2 mensch. Only two albums left to end the first round of the tournament!
>>63232192
>Helga Pogatschar - Mars Requiem
>Germany
good luck with this one.
recs pls
>>63232414
Does it feature Schnappi? If not I don't care
>>63232579
The Pine - Don't need regret
Childish Gambino - Because the internet
>>63232305
I really thought i would've hated it, but fuck, i can say im actuallyl liking this lupe fiasco record.
>>63232579
the old background was better
>>63232579
>Tacoma Radar in top 10
my mane
Matt Elliott?
>>63232579
i recommend you get better taste
>>63232579
>Someone who actually liked last Crywank's album
Thanks god I'm not the only one
>>63232004
interesting. It's a genre I'm very new to, so I'm probably just in need of some getting-used-to.
>>63232623
I know Childish Gambino, but thanks for the recs bud
>>63232642
Thanks for the rec bud and I love Tacoma Radar
>>63232524
"Industrial opera from a certain demon-infested moonbase on Phobos"
"Sounds like a satanic electronic operetta from your worst fever dream hallucinations"
Sounds scary recommend some jangle pop instead please.
>>63232579
I saw Teenage Fanclub so Big Star
.
>>63232701
I don't get why people dislike it so much
>>63232809
yeah listen to drinking songs
>>63232810
>Sounds scary recommend some jangle pop instead please.
fiiine have some Swedish pop stuff then u coward :^0
>chamber music
its nice, gets a little weaker towards the end.
im not well acquainted with serialism but this is neat
>>63232583
hmm, what if i made my own schnappi song and add it to the EP? instead of vaporwave it could be some sort of weird, distorted, droney dark ambient poseur meme
ill do it right now gimme a link to the original schnappi song
>>63232998
was only kidding, i'm a big boy not scared of sounds.
>>63233085
>i'm a big boy not scared of sounds.
:^) We'll see.
>>63233085
>Big boy
for you
>>63232406
ty
>>63232579
Maybe you should ask tumblr instead :^)
But here are some recs:
Sun Kil Moon - Ghosts of the Great Highway
Drive Like Jehu - Yank Crime
Polvo - Today's Active Lifestyles
>>63233059
yesss, I want this to happen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUc8ACrVPX4
>Oren Ambarchi & Johan Berthling - Tongue Tied
Dem textures.
Terminus probably posted about this album already, but I'll reiterate that it's real solid if you're into Oren Ambarchi's records. I don't know much about the other guy, but his bass playing was on par with O'Rourke as far as I'm concerned.
The album reminds me a lot of The Necks - Hanging Gardens, instead much slower paced and concerned about drones, textures and atmosphere.
It's really hypnotic and builds layers upon layers of drone, drums and base, progressing at a glacial pace. Did I mention the weird and wonderful textures? They are masterfully interlaced throughout the two tracks' rhythmic backbone in such a natural way that even high pitched droning squeals don't feel out of place.
I'm feeling an 8/10 on this one. I wish it was longer, but perhaps it would stagnate. Also, the ending isn't as cathartic as I usually like.
looking at the /mu/ essentials chart I noticed I've not heard much of the pitchfork-core, is anything unmarked worthwhile? the markings are just green for music I like but haven't downloaded yet, white for albums that interest me a bit, blacked out if I already have it.
>>63233108
:S
>>63233160
kek
>>63233663
>SMiLE
>Ys
>Laughing Stock
No Question.
>Feels
>Wild Hunt
>Agaetis Byrjun
>Mollusk
>Siamese Dream
I also like these memes.
>>63233663
when was the mollusk added to pitchfork core? is there a new version of the chart?
check out ys, pink, dummy, and the sigur ros album
>>63233663
Ys is nice
Bjork is good but haven't heard that one
People will tell you Feels is good, it's not
All emo related stuff is cancer, don't listen to it
>>63233719
Come on, Feels and Agaetis aren't memes >:(
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Ron 'Pate's Debonairs - Raudelunas 'Pataphysical Revue
>"jazz", free improv, parody, 1977
Bandcamp (name your price):
https://alcohol.bandcamp.com/album/raudelunas-pataphysical-revue
>>63233663
Oh yes and spirit of Eden is just average
Mollusk is quite good
>Curtis Mayfield - Roots
I love Curtis' falsetto singing and wah-wah guitars, and this album has plenty of both.
It starts with Get Down, a really dirty, down to earth funk track with orgasm sounds in the background (this is about the first
time I hear sex sounds done well in a song). The second track is more lush with a incredibly motivational chorus.
Underground is a more fleshed out version of the demo track which was included as a bonus on Curtis. it has a great guitar solo,
but all in all I actually prefer the more stripped down demo version (it's still a great track, though).
The second half of the album starts with We Got To Have Peace. Mayfield is imho always prone to be borderline cheesy, and this
time he overdid somewhat. That his voice is somewhat muffled is even more detrimental to the song. But oh boy, Beautiful Brother
of Mine redeems the worst track on the album completely. It's simply a great funk song. I've got nothing to say about the last 2
songs, they're somewhat average.
8-/10, I think this makes Curtis Mayfield besides ATCQ the only artist in my library with 3 consecutive 8s in row.
I am considering changing my rating system on rym (maybe to a positive scale). Can it be done?
>>63233663
Broken Social Scene and Carissa's Wierd are gud
>>63233721
Pretty sure Mollusk's always been there.
>>63233761
>All emo related stuff is cancer, don't listen to it
Sort of true, but parts of the first half of that Cap'n Jazz comp are interesting.
>>63233776
>SWIMMINNNNG POOOLS
>googly eyes
>>63233780
Is this your pick as aqam has not showed up?
What do you mean by parody?
Does that mean I'm on the 26 now?
>>63233571
he'll yeah
Fantastic album, glad you liked it. It does remind me of The Necks too, as well as maybe a little bit of Laughing Stock fsr, which can only be a good thing. Also, welcome back I think? I don't think I have seen you anytime recently.
>>63233663
Actually essential:
>Laughing Stock
>Heaven or Las vegas
>Mezzanine
>Moon & Antartica
>Feels
>Ys
>Endtroducing
The rest is mostly definitely worth checking out. only albums you don't have to bother with are Jane Doe, Devil & God (unless you tend to like emo), Diary (same), and Songs About Leaving. Parklife and 69 Love Songs probably also suck.
>>63229989
>>63232037
I'm fairly new here, and to be honest I'll talk until the cows come home about any /mu/core album (apart from merriweather post pavilion) with you.
>>63233663
The worth ones are:
Mezzanine
Richard D. James
69 Love Songs
Person Pitch
You're a Woman, I'm a Machine
The Devil and God are raging inside me
Laughing Stock
The Downward Spiral
>>63233945
>don't bother with Jane Doe or Songs About Leaving
damn
>>63233879
>Is this your pick as aqam has not showed up?
yes, he seems to be kill
>What do you mean by parody?
you'll hear, or not, we'll see
>Does that mean I'm on the 26 now?
yes, natkingcole on 19th
"right now it'one of the worst lists on rym, when you all start posting your onion's it'll spiral right down to the bottom and seal its position forever"
>>63233663
My opinion:
James Blake
Mezzanine
The Richard D James Album
Person Pitch
Agaetis Byrjun
Endtroducing...
Grace
The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me
The Downward Spiral
And Heaven or Las Vegas is a ~must~, one of my favourite pop albums.
>>63233721
I don't know, just picked the first chart I saw when I was looking.
>>63233719
>>63233761
>>63233782
>>63233822
>>63233945
>>63233967
Alright thx pals.
Looking at the chart I'm not much better off on the number of Classics I've heard as well.
>>63233996
>have to think of a good album in less than two weeks
o no, THE PRESSURE
i could just meme also
>Lupe Fiasco - Food & Liquor [nyarlathotep]
This was a surprise, as I expected both from the cover and the length to find it a tedious listen. Instead, while there was some evident filler, I still was entertained from start to finish. Shoutout to Kick Push and He Say She Say because, other than being banging, they were pretty emotionally felt. While I liked it, there was some corniness in the samples and beats, so I'll give it a 2.5+
>Coil - The Ape Of Naples [Eruditey]
It really is a grower. After every additional listens I always found some new song I liked or loved. First, I want to praise Tattooed man because it was the first that stuck out and for having an amazing lyrical concept. Then, I want to compliment the three perfect songs of the record, which strangely come one after another. Cold Cell, Teenage Lightning and Amber Rain are seriously flawless in every way, from the clean synths to the vocal delivery. I'm not completely sure on Going Up and It's In My Blood but this is something I've long awaited for. (also: what are some coil albums i'd love based on my liking of those three songs alone? thx) 4.0 [WINNER]
>Tiger Trap - Tiger Trap [misha]
Crazy twee pop that, even if has similar tones throughout, manages to be loads of fun. Catchy even during the first listen, I could become addicted to it in the right mindset. 3.0 [WINNER]
>Ariel Pink - Mature Themes [GIVINGbear]
Hypnagogic pop that had tricked me into thinking the record would be very, very good with its first few songs, but then became an excessive mess. It has its highs, and the song Schnitzel Boogie is really up there, but it sometimes looks like a parody of itself; and the last song really ends it on a bad note. 2.5
>>63234050
Yeah but don't worry, nobody's posting any opinions yet
>>63234121
Doggo y u angry inside u cute doggo
>>63234115
Finally! A tourney that isn't rigged.
>>63233987
Jane Doe isn't good and definitely not when you're new to metal, which he probably is. Songs About Leaving is literally the blandest and most vanilla pick for any slowcore, literally any Red House Painters album would be a better pick for a slowcore essential. Low also does it way better than Carissa's Wierd, and I'm not even mentioning Lisa Germano or The For Carnation. Carissa's Wierd are the Antlers of slowcore.
>>63234061
>And Heaven or Las Vegas is a ~must~, one of my favourite pop albums.
My african-american friend
>>63233663
oops forgot to mention go for Selected Ambient Works Vol. 1 instead of the RDJ Album
>>63234115
>(also: what are some coil albums i'd love based on my liking of those three songs alone? thx)
black antlers but dont listen to it yet cause i wanna rec it for next round when i win
>>63234115
Horse Rotorvator
>>63234197
o-ok
Are Feels and The Moon & Antarctica worthwhile if I thought MPP or Lonesome Crowded West weren't that great?
>>63234061
I'm not sure how I've not listened to Heaven or Las Vegas yet, it's Scottish (!) dream pop.
>>63234185
What makes Jane Doe bad if you're new to metal? I'm not into most metal but I do like some.
And I've already heard Selected Ambient Works.
>>63234343
Feels is very different from usual anco albums so imho you should try it.
>>63234343
No both bands haven't released a single good album
>>63234343
M&A is clean and poppy compared to TLCW
Feels isn't as clean and poppy compared to MPP
so it depends on what your preference in that regard
>>63234398
you know not what you speak of
>>63233780
I hate "name your price" options. I dislike putting a price on others' works.
>>63234115
Do I rec next? i red the D:How_the_fuck_have_u_not_listened_to_Daikanjyo.jpg
So you kno what i rec
>>63233945
Yeah I've been on hiatus for a bit, I was in no mood for new music and wanted to take a break from /daily/ to listen to stuff I already owned.
That itch has been scratched now, and I'm ready to listen to some new stuff.
So if anyone has any recs, I'll gladly take them.
This is fucking terrible. Bland and boring. God i hate waifu fags
>>63234717
ok you have now OFFICIALLY claimed daikanjyo
if you ever want to change your rec (i don't think so) you'll have an opportunity when i finish this circle
if any other winner wants to rec, feel free to do it!
>>63232493
you know you can actually learn that stuff right?
>>63234830
*I could
No time for that unfortunately. Going on 4chan and listening to music while pretending to work is a thing, playing instruments on the workplace is another.
>>63232336
:^)
this album is pretty cool
>>63234869
sounds like a purposeful and fulfilling lifestyle!
>>63234822
fuuuuuuuuckfuckfuckfuck now i have to rec something actually good
>>63234830
I could learn that too, too bad I'm too lazy and I'm ok with pretending to write music :^)
>>63234945
maybe some feels or the moon and antartica will do the job
>>63234949
you sound like you wish you would learn music but you can't bring yourself to try. lame
Also, I'm going to attend a lesson about music in my school soon. What could I talk about?
I was planning to cover most of the usually not-so-much-talked-about genres but I would prefer not to scare all the normies that will be listening to me.
Any suggestion about the plan I could follow? Keep in mind that I will have only 2 hours to talk about everything.
>>63234940
I'm just racking some money up in order to have a more satisfying life afterwards. By 2 or 3 years i'll probably manage to live without doing absolutely nothing.
>>63235037
Vaporwave?
>>63235051
>i'll probably manage to live without doing absolutely nothing
now THAT will give your life meaning and purpose!
>>63235082
It will give me time to find something that will though. And that could include playing music. But now's not the time.
>>63235078
Probably I'm going to talk about that too, but the problem is that I have absolutely no idea about how to set up and organize everything. Should I start talking about classical music? Do I have to play a song for each genre? How do I introduce people to Noise without them running away from my classroom in tears?
o paon - courses
beautiful singing on this album. the vocals are layered very nicely.
the strings on this album are killer! very carissa's wierd-esque. in fact, the whole thing reminds me a bit of songs about leaving.
the only thing offputting about this album is that, while still wholly engaging and wonderful, the instrumentation is a little bit sparse in certain songs.
8/10
>>63235130
Play it quiet enough, noise isn't as scary as you might think
>>63235173
i forgot my trip lol
>>63235130
Stick to entry level stuff and organize genres in chronological order. Playing a sample of a song from each genre is a good idea to keep people engaged.
My music professor played Einsturzende Neubaten for a pretty full lecture with normies and it went fine. Obviously a few people were freaked out, but he was scholarly and serious about it so what could people do?
>>63235037
I think doing something about Krautrock would be pretty interesting. Pretty unknown genre and at the same time not too strange, since it comes from dad's favourite prog and puts the bases for teen's favourite electronic.
>>63235252
>>63235235
>>63235180
Thanks, I will soon write down a list of albums and genres I'm planning to talk about and I'll post it here so you can help me revising it.
Hope they won't expel me
Today's album
>Boris - Amplifier Worship
Perhaps with a skeptical view you might say that Boris, in their album Amplifier Worship (1998) only have to boast a fantastic, sludgy guitar tone. But I think that the music creates an essentially hypnotic soundscape through the droning, and it's through this hypnosis that the beauty of the music is found. The tracks, building up an hour-long epic, move quite slowly, transitioning from different styles of sound that contribute to some undefinable, chaotic theme.
full review will be on rym :)
I'm too tired to listen to anything other than dream pop now, goodnight everyone
OTS, benji, and herby need to post their disintegration onions.
the dwarf fortress soundtrack is so fucking comfy
>>63235801
tomorrow
but i will do bitches brew tonight
>>63235990
Is it gonna be your first/second (After Kind of Blue) Davis record?
>>63236042
like fifth or sixth
it's a pretty big oversight that I haven't heard it yet
>promise myself my next album will be properly and thoroughly composed
>tfw it's a wank
fuck. every single time.
>>63236333
you cant spell dogwanker without wank!
>>63236383
I was destined for a life of eternal wanking.
>>63235013
nice B^)
>>63233945
>69 Love Songs probably also suck[s]
what is this bullshit
>>63233945
>69 Love Songs probably also suck.
>probably
