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>3x3 of recent albums
>favorite hot beverage
and anons give you reccs
Chai Latte
First time I've seen someone mention Soft Cell on /mu/
>favourite hot beverage
soup
>>64022730
wow holy pixels dude
you ever listened to Marc Almond's collab album with Michael Cashmore? you might dig it
>>64022730
you like maston? Good taste pal.
>green tea
>>64022730
If you like Adore you'd probably enjoy SP's pre-Gish material. Thepumpkins.net has downloads for all of it.
>>64022775
beach boys love you is really good
Coffee
though my friend makes pretty great Hot Chocolate
>>64022730
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DLlHuQTX9Q
>>64022754
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQHPyMm5ldY
>>64022775
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEl9HAKYetQ
>>64022744
OP here
Soft Cell are great
>>64022754
whats the album in upper right anon?
>>64023051
はいぱぁ電波これくしょん!-フリーダム東方編- by IOSYS, senpai
>>64022883
chocolate is gross desu
that link is not tho thx
These threads are pointless!!
>>64023230
yeah? well so's ur face!
>>64023235
Shut up you contrarian!
>>64023252
thanks
Coffee I guess. I don't pay attention to what kind it is, I can't tell the difference.
>favorite hot beverage
Coffee black as midnight on a moonless night
>>64022730
Holy shit are you me? Go listen to Pixies, maybe Beat Happening.
>>64023391
OP here
Holy shit those albums are fantastic, literally a whole bunch of my favorites in your chart
Yeah I really like Beat Happening and Pixies, thanks for the recc though
>>64023391
>Coffee black as midnight on a moonless night
Is this a Ace attorney reference? Kek, godot
>>64023418
I think it's a quote from Twin Peaks.
bumpu
>>64023441
It's a quote from Twin Peaks. It's how Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) likes his coffee
>>64023407
Ah, ok. I'm not the best at giving recs, my taste is sort of basic.
>hot cocoa with marshmallows
i understand i have a pretty generic taste for this board but i'm starting to figure out jazz so that's a good thing i guess
>>64024138
Bumping with an update: if my hot cocoa tastes like boiling water then fuck dat
Probably chai latte.
>>64022730
New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies
>>64022754
You ever listen to Górecki's Symphony No. 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs)?
>>64022775
Mount Eerie - Wind's Poem
>>64022883
Laurie Anderson - Big Science
>>64023323
George Duke - Muir Woods Suite
>>64023350
Have a Nice Life - The Unnatural World
>>64023391
Toad the Wet Sprocket - fear
>>64024138
>i'm starting to figure out jazz so that's a good thing i guess
What have you listened to so far? What have you liked? Disliked?
>>64024624
yeah but to be honest I didn't like it very much at all. It sounds incredibly put on and ingenuine to me. I like his Lerchenmusik and Szeroka Woda though. Miserere too, to some extent.
>>64024624
I've started to play bass in my school's jazz band, and it's pretty fun, so I decided to look at some more stuff relating to it. I heard Kind of Blue was a good starting point, so I picked that up, and to be honest, it seems like a piece that I might need some background info on to appreciate more (like Blackstar or some of Joy Division's work except how it was composed instead of lyrically speaking), so I checked out some stuff regarding it. The idea of most all of it being improv seems really cool, but so far I've only really clicked with So What (I played Freddie Freeloader in the band and I wasn't the biggest fan of that, although it might have been adapted instead of the original thing, so I'll check that out.) I guess it's something that'll take more time to click, and I might need something that grabs my attention more.
>>64024731
Well, then. That was a dead end. I always like to try to give you recs, Boku, because you're always a bro, but I think my well has run dry. I'm gonna just take a stab in the dark here: You ever listen to the Fez soundtrack by Disasterpeace?
>>64024770
Ah, so you're at the very beginning of jazz. If you haven't listened to it yet, you need to check out John Coltrane's A Love Supreme. It's a pretty standard starting point for jazz, but it's also really fucking amazing. I know a lot of people who first fell in love with jazz from that album. If you're starting out with jazz bass, then Charles Mingus is your man. Mingus Ah Um is a great starting point for his stuff. It's fun but still pretty accessible. If both of those are still too out there for you, then give a listen to some BIll Evans. Sunday at the Village Vanguard is super easy jazz listening, but it's also really fantastic. If all else fails, then listen to Dave Brubeck's Time Out. It's fun and easy to listen to. Most non-jazz fans love that album.
>>64024947
Jazz guy here, thanks for the rec, will check those out
Feelin pretty dadrock
>>64022730
+Farm, In Utero, Adore
>>64022775
+Atheist
-Liturgy
>>64025809
Oh and I'm a britbong, so naturally it's tea.
Coffee I guess
Coffee. Black.
