It's the 2nd of October
Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, tell us what you have been listening to today and what you will listen to in the following month, just let the good times flow.
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>also working (but for how long?)
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Most importantly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkqTM4K68ME
previously on /daily/: >>65695765
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haha funny joke guys
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No, really, post what you've been listening to or something.
I've been listening to this, Hurula - Vi Är Människorna Våra Föräldrar Varnade Oss För, it's very nice. Swedish, melodic, anthemic punk/indie rock. It's the singer from Masshysteri.
>>65713399
I don't know what to do now that it's over.
The National - High Violet
I added this to my chart last year because I remember seeing it high on the rym chart for the 2010s and despite the reputation, I still did not have high expectations for High Violet since the other National album that I had listened to (The Boxer) I was not fond of. High Violet was definitely better than The Boxer in every way aside from maybe the tone (I did sorta enjoy the quaint, personal tone of The Boxer) but even then, the depressive and triumphant themes in High Violet were just what i was looking for right now. It reminded me a great deal of Burst Apart by The Antlers. Only real negative to this album is that the tracks are pretty hit or miss (most of the tracks were hits though). 7/10
>>65713520
do it again maybe
I need to make a /daily/ competition chart
>>65713520
Jandek could keep you entertained.
>>65713597
>>65713617
Actually I might have something.
eh,I'll see tomorrow.
Ya'll gonna go in the plug?
Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
Again, a lot better than I expected, other than a few lackluster tracks (Leather and Wood) I can't complain much about this album. 7/10
is this even the most updated version?
>>65713920
i miss sync
>>65713599
i need to finish Jangle's chart
>>65713399
currently downloading Little Kid's Logic Songs that Natkingcole uploaded for me. Can't wait to hear it.
Stan Kenton - City of Glass (1952)
>progressive big band, experimental big band
The most impressive genre innovator here, for 1952 this is absolutely insane. This really is like a lost, primitive Mingus album, like Let My Children Hear Music with it's heavy classical influence but 20 years before. Sadly the major detriment here is the album's length, the album was originally only released on 10" vinyl and the album only runs about 12 minutes long to show for that. A lot of ideas that the piece introduces could definitely stand to be fleshed out more with a longer running time. But as is, this is both a really neat historical landmark and a really enjoyable jazz album.
3.0+
>>65715412
i hope you love it!!
>>65715462
i've never listened to a mingus album but is it experimental in the same way that Cecil Taylor was at all? Namely noisy and chaotic
>>65715368
Yes it is
wicked pig drawing btw
I'll try to get 3 more done by Sunday
>>65715518
>i've never listened to a mingus album
oh my god i'm so jealous of you, all his stuff's on spotify, go explore!
and no, mingus isn't very much like cecil taylor at all. taylor fits more in line with the abrasive free jazz of coleman/ascension era coltrane/ayler. mingus was a lot more structured and influenced by big band and classical music, albums like black saint and the sinner lady and let my children hear music seem like completely batshit, epic mixtures of big band and classical, but they're so immaculately composed and performed. mingus also took a lot of influence from rock n roll, mainly in how he played his bass.
check out his stuff, it's amazing!
so uh spotify has another yamir already and it thinks that i'm the same one...
what am i supposed to do? or should i just leave it like that for the memes
I find it really fun to listen to an artist's full or almost full discog to see how they evolved, even if the evolution is only noticeable in details like production or lyrical themes. I've done it with Neu! the other day and now I'm doing a bit more structured look at The Jesus Lizard's stuff.
I've put a link to the song I feel represents the album the best, so you can listen if you want to see the evolution.
>Pure
Raw trashy noise rock with a mental vocalist who adores to imitate animals in pain. He shouts he's gonna do all kinds of horrible things with a voice that sounds like he means it. The little details like the background screams or audible breathing are one of the things I think sets this band apart from a lot of noise rock bands. The music is very formulaic, but that formula is out of this world good. But it's the vocals that will make you fall in love with this band.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMTmA-de0Yg
7/10
>Head
A very similar sound to Pure (they were packaged together even). Features more variety while maintaining the rawness and the scare factor from the music. It's a release I have to hear more to rate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w03v_VJhgSI
nextlisteI'llrate/10
>Goat
Literally the GOAT. They tone down the rawness and add more technicality to it while still keeping it simple. The production gives it less of a trashy sound and the bass is more prominent. Everything sounds more clear and it definitely feels less menacing, but it's definitely their best record so far. Features my favorite song from them, Monkey Trick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boUZqysP5go
8/10
>Liar
The transition from Head to Goat in terms of production repeats itself. Featuring an oddly clear sound compared to the other records, this is the "funnest" album from Jesus Lizard. More danceable and less insane, this might be my second favorite record from them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqY5TMAGX1s
7/10
>>65715518
Nah, Mingus is much more structured and versatile in his compositions.
iirc he really didn't think very highly of free jazz.
>>65716348
Now to listen to Scratch Acid to get the before of this band and to listen to Down, where the praise for these fucks began to end.
The evolution is pretty easy to see, starting with a very raw and scary attitude and moving toward more technical, slow and clean noise rock.
>>65716047
kek, just leave it man. the harsh noise artist Kites shares the same spotify page as some sprinkly-pop neo-folk band and i think the mixup is amazing.
>>65716348
Goat gets a lot of love but I prefer other noise rock bands to get that dirty feel across (see Daughters)
>>65715717
alright, might do so after this Little Kid album. Really enjoying it so far.
>>65716435
they are much more dirty in their first two releases, I just prefer the sound they chose for Goat. Haven't heard any Daughters album, but I will try them.
>>65716348
I actually did the exact same thing with the Jesus Lizard discography, but never got around to Down. I love how you can pin where in their discography they first heard Slint, (on Goat, right?) when they tone it down a bit and create a much more textured, moody, and altogether more interesting sound as opposed to the balls-out aggressive punk of their earlier stuff.
>>65716375
how do you feel about the style as a whole?
>>65716474
i did remember Goat as being "cleaner" which is probably where I messed up at. But that's weird to me, why does clean noise rock exist when a dirtier approach fits it well? Just comes across as too safe for me. Anyways, I recommend Daughter's Hell Songs and their self-titled. Beyond that you'll just run into average grindcore.
>>65717211
It's not entirely clean or otherwise it wouldn't be noise rock but in this case the vocal production isn't filled with distortion and it sounds less raw while still being noisy. I tend to agree with dirty noise rock being better but in this case I think the exact opposite. And I wouldn't call it safer, it takes more skill the make good clean noise rock at least in my opinion.
Cute: >>65716760
>>65715518
Yo you're fucking CRAZY
FIX PLS
>>65717211
>how do you feel about the style as a whole?
What, free jazz? At its best, transcendental. At its worst? Pointless wank that does not at all translate from a likely more interesting live performance. I think a lot of modern avant-garde loses some potency when it loses the performance art aspect, tbqh.
>But that's weird to me, why does clean noise rock exist when a dirtier approach fits it well?
Well the thing is, at least in my experience, noise rock bands tend to dial back their rawness only to do develop a more unique sound.
Some bands that have done this over their careers:
Minor Threat; Fugazi, Scratch Acid; The Jesus Lizard, Butthole Surfer's self-titled EP; Psychic...Powerless, Pussy Galore; Royal Trux, Swan's--Filth; Children of God, etc.
Usually the less constantly noisy albums by great noise rock bands are more demented and interesting in different ways. And don't get me wrong, rawness is obviously an undisputedly amazing quality, but I'd take a King of the Jews-Oxbow over a Fuckfest-Oxbow any day.
make this post the image for the next thread pls
fuck chriggy
>>65718018
Oops meant to post
>>65714898
props to you for still working on that hugeass chart
>>65716047
now you have something in common with Boris and Giles Corey, so that's cool
>>65716348
The Greatest Gift is a fun time
>>65713599
Idk what you mean, but I did something in that vein a while ago: >>63023683
Everyone got mad at me, but it was a lot of fun xP
>>65715368
lmao this will never be done
>>65718736
you should do it again with the updated chart that has my favorites on it
>>65718736
Lmao that's hilarious.
BTW, any trips on that stop posting yet? I want to corrupt unsuspecting listeners with my shite taste.
>>65718736
Since then I've come to like Texas Jerusalem Crossroads, Pornography, and Bad Timing more, and maybe more in the future!
>>65718805
naw famm xP
>>65718808
edcghjklpoiu, Are You Insanity, Jenkins, Valentine, TrishAh, Dailyfriend, Talking Cat Bob haven't posted in a very long time.
And yamir's dead too RIP
>>65718022
I liked chriggy
>>65718001
You lost me at King of the Jews, which doesn't surprise me because that does have a lot more in common with GOAT than something like Health's debut. Your reasoning is understandable though, and I can appreciate a few of those you listed like Fugazi and Swans
THRIFT STORE TOURNEY CURRENT RANKINGS
IF YOU HAVE NO RATINGS YET I HATE YOU
>>65718906
who can I overthrow
It's natkingcole that coordinates this right?
hey babes why do you all have such great reccs?
>>65718906
>And yamir's dead too RIP
what the fuck are you talking about
i literally posted IN THIS THREAD already
>>65719198
lmao git troled fukr
I like to lurk here to find new albums to listen to. I really like all of your tastes and recommendations. Anyway here is an indie album that I'd recommend to anyone listening to indie music, sort of like Pavement in some ways. Enjoy. And thanks.
>>65719277
One of my friends played me a song by them that was pretty good, I'll check it out. If you want to adopt a trip and start shitposting, we'd love to have you around.
i feel like the golden palominos could have scored seinfeld in an alternate universe
>>65719088
>IF YOU HAVE NO RATINGS YET I HATE YOU
Haha
>>65719226
I saw this at a record store the other day, thought "I'M FISH" should see it
>>65719335
Thanks yeah maybe I will. I've already found a lot just lurking, Spirituals and really weird things.
Question. Do you tend to listen to new albums while doing other things or do you devote time to just focus on the album? For me personally if i listen to music while doing other things i find it hard to pay attention to the songs and forget most of what i listened to. Also what should i listen to next?(minus swans cause i don't have 2 hours at the moment)
>>65719638
Ravedeath, I prefer Virgins myself though
And if I'm really interested in the album I'll just lay down and focus on the songs. If I could go either way I'll browse /mu/ or do other things. Most of the time I try and research the band, lyrics, etc.
>>65719610
you should!
>>65719638
I shitpost in /mu/ a bit, make charts, or do other music stuff, but I can't do work or anything while listening to new music. It takes away from the music and distracts me from the work.
>>65719701
Virgins is the only Tim Hecker album i've heard and i really enjoyed it so im excited to see how this one sounds. Downloading now.
>>65719610
>>65719701
Here's a chart I just threw together with the link in the OP.
I'm looking/in the mood for even tempo jazz or free jazz like Braxton. But any recommendations are welcome.
>>65719510
I've been trying to find a good quality rip of that boot.
I should do a Zappa bootleg thing sometime.
>>65720031
do you like fishmans
also do you have a RYM?
Review spam coming soon maybe? I honestly haven't written anything yet, so it'll be pretty rushed. I've been extra busy at work, so no time for writing there.
>>65719638
While doing other things. I don't have to time to dedicate to solely listening to albums. Well, I do have some time, but not the patience required.
Admittedly multitasking is just your brain's attention shifting back and forth between two tasks, so I'm not really giving the music constant attention, just intermittent moments of direct attention. I think the rate at which your brain shifts focus though creates an illusion of "varying degrees of attention" but I can't remember if that part is scientifically proven. Best case scenario I'm just perpetually training myself to be a better multitasker.
>>65720031
Pretty bipolar taste, but good shit. Welcome aboard.
Hi I am from tumblr, please help me identify this sheet music, which is my new gender, pls no bully. I can't read music, don't be ableist. :^ )
>>65720031
SJ is an underrated AnCo album. Not exactly jazz, but I bet you'd like Amon Tobin. My personal favorites of his are Foley Room and Permutation, but I know a lot of people prefer Bricolage.
>>65720292
(u)
>>65720231
No I'm not familiar with RYM. I know it means rate your music though. I'll look into it.
I've never heard fishmans. What is it like? Punk?
>>65720252
>bipolar taste
Yeah I mean, I get in the mood to listen to party music. Then I get in the mood to listen to hood stuff (my family is from a neighborhood that listens to a lot of hip hop). I studies jazz in college and high school. And my friends are in indie bands and I've been in indie bands (I play guitar and bass and write songs). So I guess the results look all over the map but it makes sense to me to listen to all the things I listen to.
>>65720309
I love SJ so much. The older AnCo is harder for me to get into because I feel like the recording quality of their stuff pre SJ is too quiet if that makes any sense. I will check out Amon Tobin thanks.
And thanks for all the friendly replies.
>>65720292
I can probably read/decipher this but it will take me a while.
>>65719638
I sometimes do other things. If an album really catches my attention I'll relisten to it, and if it really gets my attention I will listen to it with my eyes closed. Merriweather Post Pavilion by AnCo was a really good album to listen to and focus on for me.
>>65718958
>>65720451
>I've never heard fishmans. What is it like?
Their most popular stuff is dream/progressive pop, but they have a lot of rocksteady and dub influence, and their earlier stuff has a lot more of that.
You've most likely seen the cover for Long Season if you've been here for a couple days or so. I would recommend it based on your likes!
I think I'm going to start Merzbird because, fuck it, its been awhile since I listened to Merzbow and that comp is been sitting in my library for a while
also:
>Act of Impalement - Hyperborean Altar
>doom metal
Not bad, a doom metal act with a beasty edge, perhaps a little black. A sound that invokes images of old warrior druids raiding local villages to burn and pillages, grinding whatever remains to dust. Now not all the track have one me over, but the ones that I like (Necromancers theme) are grimey, sludgy, and full of reverb. I think there is something here worth paying attention too, but overall still needs a lot of work.
>>65720451
>bipolar taste
Sorry, that wasn't meant to sound negative, although the word does have negative connotations. It was just the best word for the job. No need to defend yourself.
Also, the Art Blakey love will be warmly accepted 'round these parts.
>>65720231
>>65720537
>do you like fishmans
Careful there, fish. My eyes almost rolled clear back into my skull.
>>65720636
It's a right of passage
Fuck I think I need to do a James Ferraro chart.
>>65720252
when will it die
>>65720537
Thanks for the rec. I like some dub, like these guys which I learned I believe from a /daily/ thread. The Scientists I think they're called. Thanks though. Where do you think I could best find a Mega download of Fishmans, or do you think I should buy on iTunes, or what do you suggest? I can't find the band on my streaming service.
>>65720636
No problem. Feels kind of good to get that off my chest anyway. I know my tastes can seem eclectic.
>>65720711
what made you say that?
>>65720771
His music is just ridiculously intriguing. It's not often that I find an album that can really make me re-evaluate what I think music is supposed to sound like, but about half of the stuff I've heard by him has made me do so. The remarkable thing is that he really seems to jump around stylistically, so there's no expectation going into an album of what it might sound like.
>>65720931
i could help you with that if you want. i haven't heard some of his stuff in a while, but i can give you a good outline of some of his cooler stuff.
>>65720931
>>65720970
i read somewhere that he was responsible for the birth of vaporwave so that definitely says a lot about his ability as an artist. i guess i'll have to do it myself one of these days too
So, I enjoy the new Avalanches track, it's catchy and definitely has their old feel, but I have a feeling this album is going to be a million times less textured than SILY.
SILY has over 3500 different samples, I wouldn't be surprised if this one only has a few hundred. It feels like it will have a lot of good pop melodies, but it just doesn't have that meticulous craftiness that I felt from their one and only.
Does anyone else know what I mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=799I89T4OjE
>>65720747
archive is down for me atm, so here's a mega link I just uploaded:
https://mega.nz/#!3lYXCILQ!V9EV1tHBWj92Z9uoo2RvpSVlNXAbxJb97-g5_kJtVzI
>>65720231
>I've been trying to find a good quality rip of that boot
Just fly to Houston, buy it, and then hang out with givingbear and I
If you saved all that tip money it should be a breeze
But yeah do a Zappa bootleg chart
hey folks just stopping in to let you know the Belle and Sebastian EPs are underappreciated and underrated and you should listen to several of them or at least
>3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light
>Dog on Wheels
>Lazy Line Painter Jane
>Jonathan David
>Books
>>65721214
k b right there
>>65721008
>he was responsible for the birth of vaporwave
ehhhh
artists like Chuck Person and 骨架的 were the most responsible for the "creation" of vaporwave, but it's such a globalized concept that it's almost pointless to call a single person vaporwave's creator.
Ferraro was more or less the first artist to execute the Vaporwave style in such a refined and widespread manner. He's not the first, but he's sure as hell important.
Ferraro was also a leading contributor to the lo-fi cassette style that was popular through most of the mid 2000s, which included artists like Monopoly Child Star Surfers and Dolphins into the Future. This acted as a take on 80s and 90s culture as well.
>>65720931
here's an extensive collection of ferraro rips for when you start on said chart.
https://mega.nz/#F!C8ITkbyT!Oncn1AFkDWXbyn67idYIbQ
>>65721151
i know what you mean, but i still think i'm going to like wildflower.
>>65720747
>The Scientists
>>65721263
I know I just realized that. Scientist.
>>65721151
Thank you.
>>65721216
It's true, better than their albums
>>65720970
I'd appreciate that. I think I'm gonna go through what wikipedia lists as his "solo discography", but if there's anything outside of it that you'd rec I'll makes sure to check it out.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ferraro#Discography
>>65721252
Nice! Thanks.
>>65721151
That's what bothered me the most about Frankie Sinatra. The reason I like them is largely because of the amazing sound collages. Colours is pretty good, but there are other artists who make music like that. There are few who could make anything resembling Frontier Psychiatrist.
>>65721216
Yis! Push Barman to Open Old Wounds was one of the first albums I owned, it had all that good stuff.
>>65721320
if you like scientist you should know these dub engineers as well
King Tubby
Prince Jammy
Keith Hudson
Mikey Dread
Lee 'Scratch' Perry
Jackie Mittoo
>Tim Hecker - Ravedeath, 1972
I love albums where the tracks all flow into each other without any breaks in between. I know it's a small thing, but i think it really adds to the album as a whole. All of the songs felt so huge and expansive and the slow pace was super relaxing. All of the different sounds felt carefully crafted to set a specific mood. green diamond/10
>>65721387
get to know*
>>65721387
I will thanks.
>>65713399
just gave this a listen and enjoyed it a lot and I'm going to be listening to H'art Songs by Moondog for the first time here in a bit
>>65721326
the wikipedia list is pretty shit imo it's too focused on his more recent stuff and is fairly random about what classifies as a main album.
go through it like this:
Clear
Marble Surf
Last American Hero / Adrenaline's End
iAsia
Rerex 1
Citrac
On Air
Night Dolls With Hairspray
Condo Pets
Far Side Virtual
Live at Primavera Sound 2012
Sushi
Cold
God of London
Skid Row
Human Story 3
if you like what you hear, check out the albums in between the ones listed, along with his works as The Skaters, Edward Flex, K2, Lamborghini Crystal, Pacific Rat Temple Band, and Splash.
his discog's fucking huge btw.
>>65721564
>his discog's fucking huge btw.
Lol yeah pretty intimidating, I doubt I'll be able to get to even half of it. That list looks great though, I appreciate your help.
>>65721754
>I doubt I'll be able to get to even half of it.
O shit what am I gonna give it
Also can anyone else not download charts from topsters2? I had to screenshot this lol
>>65721908
3 or worse I predict
>>65721908
9/10 best metal album ever
>>65720707
**Rite
Also Sondre Lerche is better than fishmans
>>65721989
say that to my face fukkr
>>65721908
It wouldn't download on firefox for me so i had to use ie. (shudders)
>>65722044
Fly to Houston and I will
jangle I dunz one don;t kick me off plz
I feel like I'm getting better at rating things, I feel a lot more confident differentiating between degrees of likeness.
That said
IIIMMMM GONNNAAAAA FUUUCKKKEENN KILLLL YOUUUUUU
I feel like a lot of the high points of the album, and the compositional style (which is great) get cancelled out by the cheese factor. However, I really like the space they occupy as far as sound, and overall I did quite enjoy this album.
6.5/10 (between "an unmannered pig" and "an ugly pig" /10)
>>65722168
RIP thrift tourney ;_;
It was a nice idea, but /daily/ is too unreliable
>>65722355
I think those who have started will finish if prompted, but I wouldn't hold out for those who still haven't
(honestly jangle should have prolly announced that everyone was gonna have to review this shiz beforehand and that would have eliminated a lot of the slackers)
>Jandek - Ghost Passing
The Rep presents a sextuple album instead of an nonuple one. Six more hours of piano improvisation in the same exact manner BUT this time he includes another performer. On a theremin! Lots of lengthy solo improvs over more of the same Smith piano shifts.
What is interesting is that as soon as the second instrument appears, the piano starts making much more sense. It sounds like both of the players are just sitting in a room, looking at each other and communicating their ideas with the instruments instead of words.
After several hours, I start getting a feeling that Loren Connors is playing the theremin. The type of playing is exactly what he does with his guitar. Just a theory though, but I wouldn’t say it is that far-fetched. On the other hand, it’s probably Sheila Smith (a Smith duet ha) who plays the theremin because she is the only one who played the instrument with the Corwood rep live. Smith continues to switch from soft mellow walkthrough the keys and hard hitting punches.
>>65722168
good work
sikk triangle
>>65722355
RIP my ass
>>65722394
After 13 hours across both of Sterling Smith’s piano albums, something miraculous happens on Fantasy Five. Someone speaks. Someone fucking does it again. Someone shocks me out of absolutely nowhere. Just as I was expecting this album to end this entire Jandek studio album saga on something so unremarkable, Sterling inserts a gorgeous poem.
Captain said 23 degrees
Didn’t seem so cold
While I walked outside
Melted inside.
The water in the bay
The size of the city.
Well…I just watch
It’s a place to leave.
(Piano interludes in between the stanzas. Theremin continues to wail.)
So many trees and mountains
Movement is fast but the road seems long.
It’s nothing like a person. It’s not spontaneous.
It doesn’t change and unfold in a whisper.
Its eyes don’t light up. It stays on the outside.
Give me a person to love.
I don’t care if we’re in the bleakest place.
There’s the real beauty.
We’ll talk and walk
And sleep and dream.
Our bodies together
Like our thoughts.
Well thoughts come and go
And a smile breaks my face from the stone stare.
If I had said some things different
If I had interpreted it all in another way
And had been another person
It wouldn’t be the same.
Now I have some steps to take
And I couldn’t change it if I wanted.
So I’ll take those steps
And I’ll look back and see you.
And beacon that you walk my way.
Walk and walk and never talk.
Ghost passing.
Slip through the changing times.
The pendulum falls.
But you’re my anchor
In the calm seas of the dark universe.
(lengthy wailing and piano weeping)
Strong mystery. Unfolded heavens.
Fortuitous path.
Leading straight to the beginning.
Dancers dream on one point.
Mind’s eyes straight.
The joy of giving everything away.
>>65722403
The words were some of the most satisfying twists in Jandek’s discography. It almost redeems the whole time I dedicated to the last 2 solo endeavors. A truly 10/10 moment from Smith. His voice transmits acceptance. It’s not the suffering voice from Canticle of Castaway and prior. It’s just old man’s thoughts while he is sitting on some sort of porch. There are occasional ghosts of the past in some of the words spoken, but everything seems to be fine in the end.
Let’s disregard the fact that the album continues to wander around for an hour long coda and just look at that last stanza. I feel like it is lifted straight from Smith’s life. With each year he reveals more and more schematics to the mazes he has been designing since 1978. We all know why the furniture looks weird on Ready For The House. We all know why he combined the words January and Decker together. We all know who he jams with these days. We all know. Maybe that was the plan all along?
Either way, the album itself is hard to review. A moment of brilliance and hours of preparation. On one hand, the spoken word section wouldn’t be as powerful if it was just thrown into a twenty minute track. On the other hand, it is way too long. It was a good experience overall though.
7-/10
>>65722424
YOU DID IT DOGBOY
>>65722424
IM PROUD OF YOU
NOW YOU CAN STOP CLOGGING UP MY RYM NOTIFICATIONS
>>65722389
>I think those who have started will finish if prompted, but I wouldn't hold out for those who still haven't
Yeah, the latter should get kicked out
>(honestly jangle should have prolly announced that everyone was gonna have to review this shiz beforehand
I think he did
Also wasn't that obvious? How else should the tourney work?
>>65722424
>It was a good experience overall
what a way to finish janbeck
good doggy
>>65722389
yeah i wouldn't have even done so if I knew we were supposed to have listened to everyone's choices. Not being able to be on my computer all the time really affected that part.
>>65722424
Kudos, that's quite a discography.
>>65722338
cool!
First track is a masterpiece imo. Replayable as fuck.
>>65722355
This. Not to say they're "lazy", but it's not reasonable to expect people to listen to that many mediocre albums. It should've been only like 10 or less, honestly.
Give it a month or so, but I really doubt everyone will have reviewed even one by then.
>>65722424
>>65722403
YES
DO FISHMANS NEXT xP
>>65722504
>Also wasn't that obvious? How else should the tourney work?
usually a tourney involves elimination after the host listens to their album, so i wasn't expecting that. it's possible i just skipped over that part and if so i'm sorry jangle
>>65722504
>>65722586
Yeah, maybe it's because I'm a skimmer, but I also thought it would be Jangle listening to everything, though I was fine doing it all.
>>65722504
I don't remember him saying that, but maybe I just missed it
anyways I thought he would just listen and rate everything. Like a one-round tourney p much
I'm fine with this though, it actually motivates me to listen to music (though I wish it wasn't thiriftstore albums)
I'm so proud of dogwander, as a music listener.
All of the merzbox. All of Jandek. Incredible!
>>65722424
Have you considered a playlist of your favorite Jandek songs?
decided to do one more 2 nite
>>65722470
>>65722495
>>65722512
>>65722551
>>65722576
(no)
>>65722894
thanks guys!
>>65722991
No, but I might do that.
>>65723163
one more (You) for the road, you deserve it my dude
wow, GF and finished Jandek all in the same day? What a year.
>>65723207
I think it is appropriate for me to leave Jandek now. I found him where life lost a lot of meaning but now my losses turned into gains. It seems like the same thing happened to Smith himself.
I should probably switch to Top 40 reviews now.
>>65722705
>>65722620
>>65722586
Looks like more people thought that
Didn't even think of that, but it totally makes sense
>>65723163
>No, but I might do that.
I would listen to it
>>65723300
>I should probably switch to Top 40 reviews now.
Or Sondre Lerche
Just saying, loads of great love songs
>>65723300
>And now after completing the long and rewarding discography of Jandek, I turn to LMFAO.
Seriously though dude, well done. Hope you got a lot out of it.
>>65723599
downloading his s/t, will listen to on the road back
>>65723630
I did. Thanks!
>>65723779
Neat. That's one of my favorites, I hope you enjoy it
I'm starting to think this might be a good record
What is /daily/ presently pumping?
>>65724047
packing my stuff, listening to Tom York and the Radioheads.
>>65724047
i'm listening to No Absolutes, found them in a BC thread. What were your final thoughts on Lyklas Ocre?
>>65724122
Where you going?
>>65724153
Gotta give that another listen before saying stuff
>>65724047
I'll tell you a secret
(it's his best)
my night has been made. This really sweet blog that reviews underground Christian artists gave Arrayed the highest score it's ever given since the website started up. I'm amazed that he picked up on the Swans and NMH influence mostly. If anyone wants to read it, here it is
http://spirityouallmusic.com/
>>65724047
Listening to my Rav - Toxic in the Jungle. Debut from EXO Music's founder. Think just about everyone on the label is featured. Giving me a Captain Murphy/MF Doom vibe.
I listened to this for the first time today and I really enjoyed it. Especially songs like Blue Crystal Fire and Orphan's Lament. I was wondering if /daily/ had any recs based off of my listening experience.
I also checked out Basho's Băshovia comp and while I did enjoy it nothing on it resonated quite as much as those songs on Visions of the Country.
>>65724301
Hey congratulations, that's a pretty nice review! I haven't actually listened to Arrayed yet, but i'm on it now. At Luma now and it's definitely pretty neat. All the Christian stuff is pretty foreign to me, but whatever floats your boat.
>>65722424
Dog, I applaud you for this. I could never explore a discography the way you did here and to top things off the discography of a musician like Jandek of all people. Great work, man.
>>65724047
I'm continuing my esoteric RYM random genre chart and listening to Klub des Loosers' Vive la Vie.
>>65724301
>9.1
Holy shit, Bear. That's some very high praise. Congrats, man!
>>65724305
In the Toxic Jungle is good stuff mhm. Are you liking it?
>>65724301
WOW!
so proud of you bear! You deserve it! Glad you're getting some great press. I didn't know you recorded arrayed in your truck at night, that's so cool.
I can't wait to see what happens next!
>>65724416
Basho and John Fahey are often compared, try Fare Forward Voyagers
>>65724416
such a beautiful record. Rocky mountain raga really ties it together.
If I could recommend you anything based off of experimental american primitivism, Daniel Bachman's Orange Co. Serenade since it provides a unique take on the style as well (though not nearly as vocally emotional as the tracks you mentioned it's quite a trip)
>>65724462
>>65724452
>>65724430
thanks so much guys, you're as much responsible for getting me here, even if it was just providing dank memes to get me through my day.
>>65724525
>even if it was just providing dank memes to get me through my day.
>>65724666
this especially. The first time i saw you post this i was at work and couldn't hold in my laughter. nice trips btw, just thought i'd say so before FISH beats me to it
>>65724452
Really enjoyed it. One of the best experimental hip-hop releases I've heard in a while. Rav has this mixture of self-depreciating and cockiness that really resonates for some reason. The beats are jazzy and cool as fuck and the entire thing flows so well. The features never really feel like they're stuck in too.
>>65724525
And we'll continue to provide you with them till the end of time :D
>>65724722
>Rav has this mixture of self-depreciating and cockiness that really resonates for some reason. The beats are jazzy and cool as fuck and the entire thing flows so well. The features never really feel like they're stuck in too.
Agreed completely, man. Solid rating. Sick stuff. If you haven't listened to any Kill Bill, do that sometime.
>>65724223
back home to Riga after my long closing meeting at work.
>>65724452
thank you!
>>65724301
FUCK YEAH!
This is awesome!
Sweet Trip - Velocity : Design : Comfort
yeah man I mean I don't really have a problem with it
didn't impress me too much either, the old nintendo samples were fun though
I feel like the dream-pop and Idm could have been better integrated, that's just me though
Exuma - Exuma
Really liked this, especially that most of it was done with out the use of conventional instruments (guitar, rock drums ect.)
the bongo was tasty as fuck
Just really liked the blues here, the first track is phenomenal, not much to say
>>65724301
that's really cool, good job
>>65725053
>old nintendo samples
the fucking
oh well, Congrats on Technoma! Hope he posts a congratulatory metal-cutting webm or whatever
>>65725101
>>65725053
guys, has technoma posted recently? haven't seen them in some time
>>65725070
>>65725038
thanks so much for your continuous support as well guys
>>65722424
>he fell for the meme
>>65725123
Archive is down for me rn, but he was here a few threads ago, just doesn't post as often, which is sad, because I love watching his webms honestly.
I need to hear your album btw
>>65725169
yeah man, i need that fishy-pizza score that only you can provide
also what are your thoughts on anchovy pizza? is it cannibalism if you eat one or a show of respect?
>>65725144
>>he fell for the meme
haha oh wow
lol
>>65725215
>anchovy pizza
I have only ever seen two: one I saw someone make and one I made to try. It was kinda gross.
We actually make shrimp and kraut pizza MUCH more commonly. They both smell disgusting, but kraut pizza is not bad with some meats with it.
>>65724301
noice, good to see you're also getting appreciation from outside the /daily/sphere
>>65725053
I don't get why Exuma is so highly praised but congrats Technoman.
>>65725215
>>65725363
>tfw like anchovies on pizza
Why do people give them so much flak?
>>65725391
I don't actually hate it, I just hate the smell contrast which ruins the taste imo
Have you ever tried shrimp on 'za?
>>65725215
>>65725363
>>65725391
Anchovy pizza is surely the one true "patrician" pizza.
>>65725410
this is objectively false
>>65725419
nuh uh
margherita with fresh mozzarella and basil is pretty "patrician" as well
Chart so far for a week or so from now. Looks bready good. I've decided to fill the rest with 2016 albums, so rec me stuff from this year I haven't rated yet.
OR if there's something on my "to do" tag you think I should get on, feel free to rec me that too: https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/
We /pizza/ now
>>65725404
I probably have tried it but I don't really remember desu.
>>65725410
>>65725438
Don't know about anchovies being the most patrish but margherita is patrish for sure.
>>65725464
note: make sure albums you rec aren't on this chart, cuz I'll get to that in the next few days probably.
>>65725465
If next /daily/ isn't Pizza Edition I will crap a castle
>>65725465
>>65725410
>>65725391
>>65725363
I LOVE how salty anchovy pizza is. such a distinct flavor. wish they delivered pizza this late, i'd even take a frozen anchovy pizza at this point but they don't sell those
>>65725375
yeah, it's a great feeling and only possible through you guys pushing me to move forward. time to work on shows next i guess
>>65725529
Yeah it's really great, and with the capers and chili flakes and olives as well, mama mia. I have to be in the mood for it, but when i am it's heavenly. I don't think i ever saw a frozen anchovy pizza.
Have you ever had pissaladiere?
>>65725529
Honestly, you should just get the ingredients to make your own pizza. It keeps fresh longer than you'd think if you have a decently sized fridge, and dough is VERY cheap. We probably throw out a hundred pounds of the shit every night. Having enough ingredients can last you longer than you'd think, and the only real expensive part is the cheese.
A bit of a chore, but I did it last summer with my mom and sister and it worked out awesome.
LISTENALONG
>Foday Musa Suso - Jali Kunda: Griots of West Africa & Beyond
>RYM autorec-core, haven't heard-core, pseudotrad
https://mega.nz/#!xc0nRYyB!5TTG9Na-mPMzXk-bxbL7dHmLtEKvbCCUkROTI6tiWRo
TinyMixTapes also threw in the rape story into their review. Can't wait for the p4k one. I bet that one will be just a set of screencaps from Grimm and a big 4.0. That would be kekworthy.
>>65725521
We will make sure of it so that your butthole does not die.
>>65725529
I'm in the mood for some anchovy pizza too now. Will be getting some later. Hyped.
>>65725582
I keep forgetting I have to make my mixtape for you. Will work on it now.
>>65725564
>PISSaladiere
gee i can only imagine what goes into that :^)
>>65725570
making pizza from scratch is so much fun. my friends from california and i would often do it. waiting for the dough was always the hardest part since it takes a bit for yeast to rise, unless you're talking about dough that's already been prepped?
>>65725606
This is true.
>>65725604
didn't they realize that so many spoke up in Gira's defense or was that just left out for some reason? how does someone like Grimm have much more of a grip over the media than the top 40, BNM-winning Swans anyways? all of this just isn't fair to Michael
>>65725635
>how does someone like Grimm have much more of a grip over the media than the top 40, BNM-winning Swans anyways?
le underdog
>>65725619
he he ;)
but seriously you should try it, it's a french pizzalike thing with a base of caramelized onions and topped with anchovies, olives, onion and garlic. It's really great.
>>65725604
>>65725635
i really don't see what's so weird about mentioning stuff like that in a review.
the music isn't separated from the artist, even if we would like it to be.
>>65725635
That's just the way media works. Women empowerment (or "equality" as they see it) is a big deal.
Rape with intent is intollerable, but so is equating "clumsy drunk sex incident that you raised up years later to sell your new bandcamp release" to "rape".
Ok you fuckboy plebeians I always have been able to respect your taste and see value in your opinions, and I'm gonna let you finish, but I gotta say that I think anchovies are the best pizza topping and you disagree either you have a bad tongue or you're one of those people who hasn't tried them and are missing all the goodness because OH MY GOD FISH NO I CANT EAT THEM WHEN THEY'RE THAT SMALL
Seriously. Eat anchovies. SO fucking good. They are the only choice for a person of discerning taste.
All other pizza toppings are a joke in the patrician scene and you know it
>>65725668
>i really don't see what's so weird about mentioning stuff like that in a review.
>the music isn't separated from the artist, even if we would like it to be.
sure, but raising it as a main pivot for the entire review is not right. Especially the way The Wire did.
I'm sorry I can't control myself when people talk bad about anchovies
I'm glad so many of you like them
>>65725685
Definitely, it just seems like you guys are bitching about it even being mentioned in reviews.
>>65725677
Pizza is a joke in the patrician scene. Literally topplebeian food.
>>65725677
i agree with this post
>>65725701
go and cry and eat your fried bread in the corner you little crybaby
>>65725718
I only eat plain naan, now that's true patrician bread. Stay mad pizzaboy.
>>65725677
Don't worry, Nyar. I like anchovies as much or maybe more than Sondre Lerche so it's all cool.
>>65725701
>>65725736
You just don't "get" it, peb.
>>65725696
I'm mostly concerned the same way that any person without bias should be regarding the overall music. like >>65725685 Dogwander said, an entire review shouldn't be based on gossip (let alone criticized by it)
So I just remembered that 4 of early Jandek albums were not reviewed by me. I think I should return to them sometime.
Any recommendations for small discographies with short releases? I really liked exploring Puce Mary because I always had 20-30 minutes time for a new release every day.
>>65725831
>>65725848
I think I explored pretty much everything I needed with them.
>>65725869
yeah probably I was just meemin tho
>>65725862
is this a mem meant to get replies? reserved anyways
>>65725862
Does this mean new tourney or no
>>65725831
go through loke rahbek's discography for more meme noise
>>65725767
I mean yeah i agree, obviously, that it shouldn't be the basis of a review. But now i just skimmed through the aforementioned Tiny Mixtapes review, and it seems to me that they approach the subject very reasonably. I really don't see why that's a problem.
>>65725848
didnt know there was another fishmans fan on here.
>>65725896
>go through loke rahbek's discography for more meme noise
lmao I only have one release left then for his solo stuff. Will check his other projects though.
>>65725891
yeah man I guess
nothing off pic related
>>65725831
Half-Handed Cloud's albums are almost always less than 30 minutes and he's one of my favorite artists (thought you may find the religious imagery to be a bit liberal)
>>65725896
my mistake, i just assumed they made it the basis of their review.
>>65725923
Does that include Croation Amor or only stuff released as LR? Also he has quite a lot of projects.
>>65725942
mostly stuff he did with Puce Mary. I judged based off this page
https://rateyourmusic.com/artist/loke_rahbek
>>65725936
I will give one record a try, maybe I'll dig it.
>>65718001
>I'd take a King of the Jews-Oxbow over a Fuckfest-Oxbow any day
But would you take a Narcotic Story-Oxbow over any of these? (If the answer is not yes, this band is not for you, go listen to Korn or some shit)
>>65720292
What are you even trying to do
>>65722338
Scaruffidrone/nazi
>>65723300
This would be an excellent meme and also re-establish your status as a normie and a capitalist pig
>>65725668
>the music isn't separated from the artist, even if we would like it to be
Yeah but talking about it for most of the review just seems like a poor excuse to avoid actually criticizing the music itself (WHICH IS WHAT A MUSIC CRITIC SHOULD BE DOING)
Plus, it's not like that whole case really threw much of a shadow over the making of this album, considering everything had already been written by the time that whole drama happened
>>65725677
Anchovies are cool
>>65725862
"""in"""
>>65725831
Did you ever listen to the first three Stooges albums? If you didn't, do that. Get the Iggy mix for Raw Power.
>>65725983
>Did you ever listen to the first three Stooges albums? If you didn't, do that. Get the Iggy mix for Raw Power.
Embarrasingly enough I didn't. I always wanted to get on it but I always skip it. Keep reminding me if I don't listen to it in the next 2 weeks.
>>65725971
Okay, you could go through his stuff released as LR and Croatian Amor which are his main aliases for solo stuff. That should be about 20 releases.
>>65725983
as i've said, i agree that it shouldn't be the basis of an album review.
And while it might not have had any influence on the making of the album, it certainly has cast a shadow over the public persona of the artist, and as such the perception of his work. But yeah, it shouldn't be the only thing talked about, and it shouldn't be discussed more than the music itself, but i certainly see no harm in mentioning it - like they do in the tmt review for example.
Gave up on Grand Mal because of its length and 之乎者也 because I can't find a copy anywhere.
Anyways "" from best to worst:
>Pere Ubu - Terminal Tower
wew
9
>李剑鸿 - 三生石
Pretty much just a 50-minute guitar solo. Beautiful noise that takes you on a journey.
8
>David Thomas Broughton - The Complete Guide to Insufficiency
Pretty incredible. Any folk fans should be ashamed for not hearing this yet. almost like a more minimal, yet out there and experimental Elliott Smith. I like it.
8
>椙山浩一 Dragon's Quest VIII Symphonic Suite
So, yeah, this was pretty incredible. I need to play Dragon's Quest, damn. However, the shorter fanfare songs were much weaker, and overall, the fact that it's two discs of more-or-less the same thing kind of disapointed me, but I liked the interpretation to a lot of the older music I've heard before + a couple surprises.
6
>Ruins - Symphonica
I can't say Zeuhl is really my thing, but this was some of the best I've heard from the genre. My main complaint is that it makes such a diverse genre as avant-prog more of a seemingly limited genre. This isn't really an exception, but the opera-fusion aspect wasn't necissarily annoying in the way of most of Zeuhl.
>The Gerogerigegege - Instruments Disorder
Yeah, it's abrasive. Yeah, it's raw. Yeah, it's mind blowing, I mean, at least at first. This was fun for the first few minutes, but after about three minutes of the same thing, I wasn't super into it, especially for not almost 40 minutes. Still, I can't really hate this for what it was.
6
>Aby Ngana Diop - Liital
Can't really say I've heard anything like this before, and the singing is awesome, but too repetitive and same-y for my own good. Had a lot of trouble differentiating one song from another, save maybe the first track
5
>Nmesh / t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者 - ロストエデンへのパス
I like a lot of the vaporwave-style sampling, actually, but the ambient effect is really shallow, and something this content-less has no business being this long.
3
What next?
>>65725929
Okay then. Reccing Tujiko Noriko's From Tokyo to Naiagara.
>>65726069
>Okay, you could go through his stuff released as LR and Croatian Amor which are his main aliases for solo stuff. That should be about 20 releases.
Will note, thank you.
btw this is one of the coolest Jandek resources in case anyone is interested. some features surprised me
http://www.brownrainbow.com/jandek/
>>65726093
>>65726219
My rec is Pure Guava by Ween
>>65725419
btw anton, have you listened to this? >>65713490
>>65726219
joj!!! three seconds
>>65726357
Tears for Fears - Songs From the Big Chair
>>65726219
Rocketship - Singles 1993-96
there should be a link in the archive
>>65726394
just a question, how do you pronounce your trip phonetically?
is it strait Thomas like the tank engine
or is it Thomorse as in the Irish name?
>>65726219
Ground-Zero - Revolutionary Pekinese Opera Ver. 1.28
I really like Kashiwa Daisuke.
I love piano and electronic music and he really fused the two together seamlessly.
Anyone else make program music with piano focus?
Some people recommended Serph for a similar kashiwa but I didn't like it.
I also already listen to World's End Girlfriend
>>65726442
I've done that one
and plays standards
>>65726436
if u wanna go about it the dutch way you'd pronounce it like teau-mahs, or something
>>65726452
ok then I rec Consume Red (sekritly their best)
Eggplant on 'za is so good. You'll never want pepperoni again. That and olive oil and garlic.
>>65726457
that's one I've never heard before
>>65726470
that's one I've never heard before
>>65726436
you pronounce it the Dutch way
http://vocaroo.com/i/s16tdk5EmsZt
To sdc:
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/xJQ9hwMd/file.html
^^^ my mixtape
Pic related is the album cover
>>65726636
Oh damn I fucked up the title area on the cover. Oh well.
>>65726636
this mixtape looks like a disgusting, orientalistic effort to strengthen western colonial power structures
>>65726691
b-but I'm not even from the west
>>65726691
This.
>>65726636
For shame Mark/Jez.
>>65726726
I swear, these were not my intentions you bullies
>>65726706
The West is the Best
>>65726800
The West is the Best more like gas the bourgeoisie class war now.
This is why trip/namefagging should be banned
>>65726824
This.
>>65726800
Jim I haven't even listened to The End yet can u not meme on me with it
>>65726824
Get it done bud. You have the power. I'm rooting for you.
>>65726824
hey dude, you too
fill this shit mang
>>65726844
Thanks, filtered
bump
>>65727250
haha oh man
thanks
>>65726877
Decibelles - Sleep Sleep
>>65726877
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/alberto_boccardi/fingers_f1/
>>65727265
haha oh wow
lol
>>65726824
dude why are we better than everyone else?
>>65726877
Olga Bell - Tempo
>>65724047
that and the doctor came at dawn are the only good albums he made
>>65724262
wrong
>>65722424
Beautiful poem, I can't believe you finished! Incredible review too
>>65724301
That's so great bear, you definitely deserve the praise. I was listening to it yesterday thinking about how delightful it is
>>65727818
I'm a huge Callafan so fite me
Late tourney stuff
Torts: Coil - The Remote Viewer
The first track off this is great. Absolutely love the sustained bagpipe sounding thing going on here and the other sounds Coil throw in. Very strong stuff. The rest of the album however was not nearly as good. The second track just sounded kinda disgusting. I'm sure that can be seen as good but I really did not like it. However it sounded like the voice there was saying "succ" so that's neat. The final track was kinda like the first one except not nearly as good which is disappointing because I really enjoyed the first one. Good album but Torts does not advance.
co: Matana Roberts - Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens de Couleur Libres
This was excellent. Incredibly emotive, very creative, well executed, powerful and pretty political which is what the restriction for co was here. I absolutely love this stuff. Every track is great in its own way and they all flow together so well. Co, you've recced me two 5s already you better rec me another one for the final round.
Give me the best jazz you know.
wow daydream nation is a wonderful morning bike riding album
>>65718736
not even the most updated version baka
>>65719088
i'll kick jesse off of this and put you on, gimme yer three favs.
>>65728009
did i win yet
>>65728060
Snuff Jazz
>>65728062
yo pham replace Altered States with this
