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>the new topsters
http://topsters.net/
>we link this out of respect
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>for when you want to say dumb things but don't want them to be found in the archive
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
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>site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random stuff
Ask about our Skype group if you're interested! You'll never get a response, but fuck it.
Most importantly, get taste!
Previously on /daily/: >>66328938
Frost
hey guys really interested in that skype groop
the lily is a pretty thing to view
>tfw you wont be able to plugg until saturday
>>66364033
ditto
>>66364097
oh my god wrong pic, thank god i had my trip off so no one saw this embarassing mistake
>>66363883
>"fuck of with this nihongo no fagoto weeb trash" edition
truly my finest moment
>>66364097
>>66364033
message lightningrod14othernumbers (Rockadopolis) about the skype group.
>>66364493
what what it actually exists
>>66364671
You don't know about deco?
It's basically the r9k of /daily/ don't expect to get any actual collabs done
Rec me shit cuz that's the only reason I occasionally post in this thread
>>66364816
Jim O'Rourke - Bad Timing (or The Visitor if you've heard that)
Man Man - The Man in a Blue Turban With a Face
Storm and Stress - Under Thunder and Fluorescent Lights
Djwwww - Arigato
>>66364816
The Chameleons - Strange Times
Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country
James Carr - You Got My Mind Messed Up
Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: 1968
Jazz in general
Sweet Emma Barrett - And Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1964)
>dixieland
I'd rather not basically just paraphrase triangle's RYM review of this album, but I feel almost the same away about this album as his. Mainly that it's fucking great. The production is clean, the performances are awesome and danceable as hell, and the drummer is incredible. A /bit/ samey, but whatever, I just wanna dance!
3.5
>>66364116
damn right
y'all, evidently i only listen to 2 artists, can i get some recs?
>>66364816
Peter Walker - Rainy Day Raga
Daniel Bachman - Seven Pines
VA - Psychegaelic: French Freakbeat
Bikini - Hova Lett...
>>66365181
dumb question but where do you get this image
>>66365181
Suicide - s/t
Animal Collective - Here Comes the Indian (2003)
>neo-psychedelia, experimental, experimental rock
>3.13 / 5.0 from 3,810 ratings
RYM'S SHIT TASTE STRIKES AGAIN
Really though, this is pretty awesome. It sets out to create dense, spooky, manic, tribal atmospheres and it does just that. There's a few times where it gets SUPER incomprehensible and muddled, but there are amazing tracks here ("Hey Light" with its call-and-response screaming, "Two Sails on a Sound" with its soundscaping, "Slippi" with its everything). However, save for the screaming parts, it works better when it's being more pretty than incredibly noisy (I've never thought AnCo did noise well. They're good at introducing noise to pop structures, but not plain noise). The purely noisy parts don't really detract from how shockingly great this is though.
Josef K - The Only Fun in Town (1981)
>post-punk
Catchy fun while it lasts, but nothing sticks at all. Each song is danceable and herky-jerky in a way that only good post-punk can be, but there's really nothing interesting being done here, it's just totally in one ear, out the other. And a lot of the songs have a samey vibe to them. But man, those drum and bass grooves are pretty fucking undeniable, and save a fair amount of the whole record.
2.5+
>>6636518
olivia tremor control if you want more major organ/NMH and elliott smith and daniel johnston if you want more Mountain Goats
>>66365101
:))))
I hope you like the other recs just as much
>>66365595
>RYM HAS SHIT TASTE
>rates it lower than the average, contributing to the consensus he so vehemently hates
>>66365595
DO LE SACRE DU PRINTEMPS ALREADY
also you should do the version with Stravinsky conducting
>>66365668
pssh i don't even have any weight in RYM averages anymore
i'm now realizing the staggering hypocrisy in this though
>>66365595
wew HCTI's score is a 3.0+
>>66365692
already heard that and loved it! so i'll do the boulez version
>>66365541
http://www.lastchart.com/ !
>>66365595
have ye heard Hollindogologolodon yet?
>mfw the bantz on Dream Letter - Live in London are top quality
>>66365870
nope, but i'm planning to listen to that, Centipede Hz, and the EPs soon to finish their whole discog.
>>66365921
hollin is pretty much a mixture of the ambient buts of hcti and campfire songs, with slightly more singing. have fun with it!
what TV shows does /daily/ like?
>>66366014
Twin Peaks, the Eric Andre Show, those weird ass Adult Swim Infomercials, Cheers, M.A.S.H and pretty much everything on PBS
>>66365978
oh fuck i like campfire songs too, im hyped
>>66366014
always sunny, the simpsons, home movies, dr katz, space ghost coast to coast, the critic, gravity falls, sealab 2021, tim and eric/check it out/tom goes to the mayor
i have a shit attention span with tv shows so i really only watch animated comedy shows
>>66366014
quite like Preacher, it's a good show
also like Game of Thrones, fell off a bit around the 5th season, but the 6th revitalized my love for the show
fucking love Skins (esp. seasons 1&2)
Boardwalk Empire seasons 1&2, Rick and Morty, Heroes season 1 and The Wire
>>66366127
I respect that
>>66366137
>>66366014
oh yeah and Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job
>>66366014
Twin Peaks, Seinfeld, all the good Adult Swim shows
>>66366127
hollin is an absolute mind fuck desu
definitely their most out there and maybe my favorite of theirs. their EPs are really solid too.
>>66366014
Comedy:
The Simpsons
Home movies
Spongebob
The Strange World of Gurney Slade
Decker
Monk
Daria
Space Ghost
Scooby Doo
Silicon Valley
""drama""
Utopia
Breaking Bad
Black Mirror
Lost
Uhhhhhhhh.... I know there's more but I'm really burned out tonight
>>66366014
>>66366127
oh yeah the muppet show is an absolute classic as well
>>66366184
i sure do love out there!
>>66366228
forest gospel is like hey light times 10
i dont know how pbear plays the drums like he does on hollin live
>>66365181
there are better folk bands to obsess that insanely over
try the following:
Songs: Ohia
Smog
Iron & Wine [not a fan but hey if you enjoy nmh and mountain goats]
Jordaan Mason
>>66365595
>3.13
>3.0+
mate...
>>66365921
SAVE HOLLINDAGAIN FOR WHEN YOU DRONE ME ITS ONE OF MY TOP 10
>>66366014
i dont watch much but ive been enjoying louie, duckman, and bojack a lot recently
>>66366216
>Daria
my nigga that show is the shit
>>66366290
i don't even know how he plays the drums in studio, STGSTV is one of my favorite drumming albums ever
>>66366298
I GET THE HYPOCRISY OKAY JEEZ MOM
and okay i'll save it 4 u
>>66366178
oh yeah and peep show
>>66365915
Fuck yes, also be sure to check out Troubadour 1969, top tier bantz on that one.
>>66365595
>>66365668 [2] (I was going to write exactly this)
Good Morning /daily/!
More Jelly.
>>66366184
their EPs are pretty mediocre imo, but hollindagain is just so fucking amazing
>>66366290
definitely the best part on hollindagain. i also love the live rendition of lablakely dress
>>66366369
best drumming album is mu first part
stgstv and hollind are also very good, as well surprisingly a lot of sun ra stuff, and anything ed blackwell played drums on
>>66366395
thanks :)
>>66366414
is pointing out nat's hypocrisy the Meme Of The Day?
Not being able to listen to music is DRIVING ME FUCKING INSANE AHHHH
>>66366469
>is pointing out nat's hypocrisy the Meme Of The Day?
Every day is a good day to shit on nat's rating system.
Man I have so much music. I don't even know what to listen to. It's too overwhelming. Any advice? I'm sick of rolling/randomizing.
>>66366469
>best drumming album is mu first part
well i mean duh
>>66366519
>Every day is a good day to shit on nat's rating system.
oh man how about i use a fucking normie rating system with about 4 different scores that amount to "I HATE IT"
>>66366602
Just don't think about it that much. Listen to whatever you stumble upon.
>>66366602
>I'm sick of rolling/randomizing
lmao are you that inept at exploring music?
Does an artist or genre you like never push you to pursue them?
Listen to whatever the hell you want, man.
..or just post them here and the good lads at /daily/ will spoonfeed you taste.
![B0007ZEP0E.01.MZZZZZZZ[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/PsxSntE.jpg "B0007ZEP0E.01.MZZZZZZZ[1].jpg")
A random guy on RYM rated me 2 albums. Only listened to 1 but it's fucking amazing. Pic related, wondering What's your opinion on it
>>66366014
If no anime then
>Tim and Eric
>Eric Andre Show
>Star vs The forces of evil
>Fargo
>Random short films in the independent channel
>>66366644
>lmao are you that inept at exploring music?
Yes, yes I am. Teach me, Alifie.
Belle and Sebastian- If You're Feeling Sinister
IF YOU'RE FEELING SINISTER
GO OFF AND SEE A MINISTER
incredibly fun folky indie pop
i really like the qt lyrics, especially with stuart murdoch's voice
8/10
>>66366772
Ferraro time!
>God of London EP
The first two tracks were pretty similar to Cold, minimal ironic trappy stuff with some of the a e s t h e t i c siri-robot vocals of fsv. The last track was similarly autotuned distortions of Ferraro's vocals, but they were more expressive and accompanied by some sparse piano playing. Surprisingly emotive and personal for a Ferraro track.
>Citrac
Ferraro ambient meets '80s sci fi thrillers. This was nice and trippy, but I'm still not crazy about his ambient work. I could possibly see spacing out to it in the future, but he has better ambient stuff than this (Last American Hero, On Air).
It's interesting how music gets dull when you listen to too much of it. It's like porn, eventually it does nothing for you and you start developing mild fetishes and needing to take breaks so it can be satisfying again. At least none of us are cataloging and rating the porn we consume. Ferraro is probably the music equivalent of a shit fetish. Summer is killing me, I need to be doing productive mental work again.
>>66366014
Every comedy I can get my hands on, pretty much all of the ones mentioned in this thread, plus a handful more.
>>66366216
You better be talking about the original '60s/'70s run of Scooby Doo where all the bad guys were people in masks and not that "The monsters are real!" trash.
>>66366728
While i'm listening to an album I like to look up information about it: artists on the album, recording date, location, genre, influence, facts, etc. etc.
Like the/an artist on the album? Look up their other shit.
Like the genre and want to explore it? Look up major releases in that category.
Maybe one of their songs is a cover you like? Look up that artist and listen to them.
Like the label or recording engineer? Look them up.
This usually leads into me finding about 5 albums I want to listen to after this one.
Rinse and repeat, and you now have infinite music.
lmao great review
>>66366845
>You better be talking about the original '60s/'70s run of Scooby Doo
Of Fucking course dude
I have the og series on VHS
Tim Buckley - Dream Letter - Live in London 1968
the recording here is top notch, the music is lovely
It's pretty rare for a live album to remain this consistently good throughout, but this pulls it off
Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
yeah, it was alright, some of it seemed a bit purposeless, could be a good deal shorter, it's fine whaddya want
Bojangle rec me
>>66367116
Good, good.
>>66367230
Oh fuck, I remember unsuccessfully looking for like an hour for 'happy' tagged stuff in preparation.
How about this? Tagged as uplifting and passionate. (you might have heard it though)
>>66367447
I've heard that one unfortunately
happy or a relevantly similar word
enjoying this. Also looking for other overlooked albums of 2k16
>>66367700
How about this one, tagged as "uplifting, warm"
(really wish I could search for damn descriptors)
>>66367865
yup
>>66367904
Right on, enjoy!
>Joy Division - Closer
This album is brutal compared to unknown pleasures. The end of the album is so full of sadness and slows down the upbeat catchy grooves that appeared on their first album. It's awesome, but it's also pretty morbid to think about how the lead singer killed himself shortly after recording this. Both of these albums have a dark post punk vibe to them, but they definitely require different moods to listen to them. Great stuff. Green Diamond/10
Favorite Track: The Eternal
And with that i finish my second chart. Lots of amazing albums on here and definitely some new favorites. Next chart incoming very soon.
>>66365595
Nat, I recently fell in love with Angel Olsen's Strange Cacti EP and saw you review it. I noticed you liked it but was interested in you mentioning you didn't like where her music was heading (generic indie rock or something). So I just wanted to ask if you had heard the new singles that had come out from her upcoming album because I can't get enough of it.
I love Strange Cacti and I'm probably going to really like My Woman when it drops but I do also hope she tries to write songs like the EP again
>page 10
>>66370540
liar
this is so nice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdSAWBUpbIM
show me something like it
>>66366014
when i still watched a lot of tv:
kenny vs spenny
scrubs
seinfeld
always sunny
arrested development
the it crowd
stromberg
mythbusters
the most extreme
heroes
yugioh
one piece
catdog
rocko's modern life
i'm forgetting a good handful probably. some cartoons surely
more recently:
http://myanimelist.net/animelist/transgod?status=7&order=4&order2=0
and rick & morty
started gravity falls and it's pretty cool too
>>66366216
>Utopia
umm yes that's fresh
alright so let's start a tourney. RIght now there are 5 reservations:
>>66371396 (best grill is best grill for reasons)
>>66367904
>nyarlathotep
>Letov
>>66367116
I don't how many should I look for. Also, thinking of some rules to make things more interesting. When it'll be the time, I'll give you again my RYM.
>>66371901
yes im in
>>66367101
>attempts writing music review of bad pseudo music
>turns out bad
I'm shocked.
>>66371939
ok arthur russell - another thought
>>66371977
aspetta un secondo per dio almeno fammi avere tutti quanti e fammi decidere
>>66367230
>>66367865
this is gonna be interesting
hey /mu/friends i feel so good and we don't have a current feel current song thread so can someone make one? aussies are fucking banned from posting so i can't, and i really wanna share my good vibes
>>66369188
I don't know what the hell I was saying with the "generic indie rock" thing, the more rocky songs off Burn Your Fire and the recent "Shut Up Kiss Me" song are great, she's a wonderful songwriter even when she's being more conventional. Like, "Shut Up Kiss Me" just has an incredible hook.
Glad you're loving Strange Cacti by the way! I've been listening to it a bunch recently too.
>>66366014
I like brickelberry a lot.
>>66372357
>>66372480
oh man I just started one too as an anon fugg
lol
>V/A - African Scream Contest
I'm not a funk guy, I know this much by now. I don't mean to say that I dislike funk, because that'not the case at all, and in fact, I even like it. However, every time I am confronted with some supposedly amazing funk album and I listen to it, my standard reaction after finishing it is: "well, that was good, sure." The problem is that while it's easy for me to LIKE funk, I find it extremely hard to LOVE funk. It never manages to make a lasting impression on me, even if it scores high ratings and is lauded by people whose taste I trust. I don't even have to say anything about the music, because it's afro-funk, and if you know anything about funk and afro-funk in particular, you already know how much you will like it. I liked it, but I can't see the supposed genius here. 3.0-
>Robert Ashley - Dancing in the Sand
Perhaps a bit incoherent as a whole, but individually, the five pieces on this album are all very much worth listening to. The title track reminds me of Private Parts since it has Ashley's spoken word with a minimalist musical backdrop, this time featuring disorientingly paced piano and female vox. Halfway throughout the track, Ashley's muttering is overtaken by what seems like a jazz ensemble going for free improvisation, quite a nice twist. The rest of the album is part modern classical, part eerie spoken word tracks (the third track features samples of something in Dutch!), although the tracks with spoken word can't live up to Ashley's soothing musing. It's all good, and it's worth checking out for anyone interested in Ashley. 3.5-
>Elvis Costello - This Year's Model
Can I just say this is well-made and I can totally see why people like it, but it's just not my kind of pop music, and be done with it? Yes. 1.5+
>>66372882
>Vijay Iyer & Wadada Leo Smith - A Cosmic Rhythm With Each Stroke
It's got piano, it's got trumpet, and it's ECM style jazz. Now you know exactly what it sounds like. And yeah, it's really pleasant, although I kinda wish it weren't over an hour in length, eventually the idea of ambient jazz with piano and trumpet wears off just a wee bit. 3.0-
>Dome - s/t
Kinda what happens when you take 154 by Wire and remove all the poppy elements and add a little more industrial music to the mix, I guess. Dome's basically Wire minus Colin Newman and Robert Gotobed (haha guess he went to bed), and I guess Newman's the one who was into writing the more song-like songs, because we're not having much of that here. There's songs, clearly, but by replacing hooks and choruses and all that good stuff with more unbridled experimentation, this album lacks a key charm that Wire albums do possess. You could do much worse in terms of industrial music, but eh. It's just not worth checking out, overall. 2.0
>>66372882
>Can I just say this is well-made and I can totally see why people like it, but it's just not my kind of pop music, and be done with it?
No, it's literally impossible.
And illegal.
What happened on the 13th of July?
>>66373162
it's the day /daily/ died
tourney! tourney! nobody wants to enter a tourney? rec me things and get blamed on for wasting my time! IT'S FREE!
>>66373231
David Darling - Cycles
>>66373231
ok i guess
xiu xiu - the air force
>>66373253
>>66373258
>>66372713
>>66367116
>>66367904
>>66371396
>nyarlathotep
>Letov
alright so there you are, I'll now proceed to make the template, and then ask for missing albums
Who is your music waifu, /daily/?
>>66373231
Bo En - Pale Machine
>>66373574
argh! I just made the template for eight, but if Letov doesn't come back I may add you instead of him.
Morning, /boys/.
>>66373611
I'm here.
(sorry GFR)
seeing a full, complete freeform chart is straight up sexually gratifying
1905 - Voice (2002)
>screamo
The screamo itself is good, it's lo-fi, passionate, a bit unfocused, but still good. It'd never stand as a favorite of mine in the genre, but I do like it a fair bit. But I just can't get behind all the different fucked up genre experiments here, there are far too many shoddy contemporary folk songs here. And the clean vocals also do nothing for me. A perfectly good screamo album bogged down a bit by needless genre hopping.
2.5-
Why everyone is a tripfag in this thread?
>>66373620
alright so I need your rec
>>66371396
also yours
>>66367116
and yours too since I have already listened to Cluster II :)
As it says on the poor template, this is my RYM: https://rateyourmusic.com/~JackAnderson94
so you can check what you are about to suggest
I'm not promising anything since I never finish what I started anyway, but I think I'm gonna go through this selection of stuff I listened to once or twice and then forgot about. What's good, what's terrible, is there anything I should replace etc.
>>66373750
it's easier on conversation if everyone can identify each other
>>66373933
>good
Wire
Velvet Underground
that Pixies
Wrong
Miles Davis
>bad
War on Drugs
Oceansize
>>66373933
Excellent stuff:
>Bitches Brew
>Songs of Leonard Cohen
>Bullhead
>Doolittle
>Sister
>Moondog
>Pink Flag
Good:
>New Slaves
>Blood Lust
>Music for the Quiet Hours + the Drawbar Organ EP
>The Shape of Punk to Come
>Screamadelica
>Sargasso Sea
>Wrong
>Rites of Spring
Bad:
>Velvet Underground
>Vektor
>Midnight Marauders
>mewithoutyou album
>>66373933
also that Zs is bad, fight me
replace these with
Van Morrison - Astral Days
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Can - Ege Bamyasi
>>66373819
Natsumen
>>66373933
New Slaves is prolly the best album on this
>>66374150
I assume you are referring to the live album then
>>66373964
then 4chan it's not the right place for you
So what are you listening to now, /daily/?
I'm listening to molame at the moment. Will post """review""" later.
>>66373819
Dr. John, The Night Tripper - The Sun, Moon & Herbs
>>66374405
how so...
>>66374520
I've been tunneling through the Of Montreal discography. Their early and middle stuff is amazing, but they start to suck after False Priests. It's a shame
Added some ratings to this thing.
Really can't stop listening to David Darling - Cycles, it's so fantastic.
Also for searchability in archive:
shared chart ruggles nyarlathotep rudi
>>66374702
The only OM I've heard is Hissing Fauna. It was ok. Maybe I should give it a relisten sometime.
Vashti Bunyan - Just Another Diamond Day
maximum comfort in this album
it's kind of really good early morning music, should have begun my day with it...
still, quite lovely and ahead of it's time, really warm guitar work
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
Yea, it was good, Move On Up was far and away the best track here, it was a mammoth as well, going for the perfect length
While I do understand and appreciate the political aspect of this album, it was a little heavy handed in it's execution.
Thomas Wins
next algorithm chart will have half of the albums from your own RYM algorithm
>>66375137
Just Another Diamond Day is the comfiest. Good win and congrats, Thomas.
>>66375137
mfw thomas' recs are stuff I've already listened to
just want a drone M8?
Onion time.
คณะ รุ่งทวี - แห่สดดนตรีพื้นบ้านหนองโก ชุดที่ 8 + 9
I've gotta be honest, I really did not like this as much as I expected I would. I was really hoping for a new favorite with this record. Unfortunately, that did not happen.
Sure, it's definitely a unique album. It's an interesting collection of continuous solos played over some cool percussion. It starts off energetically and stays that way till the end. The experience is definitely one of a kind. Does that mean I enjoyed it that much though? Sadly, no.
To me, it just seemed a bit boring and too showy after a while. The concept of a long series of solos is cool but I just don't think it was too well executed here. Things just started to sound the same and went on longer than necessary.
I don't think this is a bad album. Like I said, it's unique and I can see why that makes it great in the eyes of many. It just does not do much for me. Maybe this will change someday with a relisten. I really don't know. At the moment, I think it's just ok.
To sum things up:
Nice solos. A tad bit too gaudy and boring though. 2.5/5.
Cleveland Orchestra / Pierre Boulez performing Igor Stravinsky - Pétrouchka; Le Sacre du printemps (1992)
>modern classical, orchestral
In typical avant-teen fashion, I feel a near complusive need to give at least a 3.5 to every fucking classical release I hear, and this is no exception. I'm already a massive fan of the more famous Bernstein perfomance of La sacre du printemps, so I already knew I'd like this. Boulez is a wonderful conductor, and he brings a lot of energy to the piece, every drum hit is skull-rattling, every sharp, dissonant string gives me chills, it's a near-perfect piece and Boulez and the Cleveland Orchestra do it justice. Pétrouchka, however, I am not as fond of. It's still very good, of course, but just the specific style (it was a ballet, correct?) doesn't appeal to me too much. Still, nothing could drag down La Sacre du printemps.
3.5
>>66375534
yay, two 3.5's already. Do Symphony of Amaranths! Really curious what you'll think of it.
>>66374520
i'm listening to Disco Volante and it's clicking like never before. it should be inconsistent as all fuck i guess but there's not one week spot up until after school special, at least. tru grower
Laidback space rock with shoegaze flourishes sounds like it should be the best thing ever, and when it succeeds at making it work it is really great, but holy fuck this album is due for a remix/remaster. When these guys are playing quietly the drums are near inaudible (which is pretty damning on itself when you're going for a funky sound) and when they go louder they never truly sound loud. Even with the volume turned all the way up and my eardrums telling me to fuck right off this still sounded limp. There's no punch, no spark, no nothing. I hope I just downloaded a shitty rip but this was disappointing.
>>66373988
>>66374023
>>66374150
thanks for onions
>>66374063
might add Can and Kate Bush but I don't wanna kick WoD or Oceansize since they look kinda promising to me
>>66375137
>>66375194
>>66375178
yeeeee
and yes, if the algorithm fucks shit up (which i can't blame it for since my taste is basic af) you'd probably be better off just doing a 'normal' drone chart.
>>66375534
Solid onion. After you're done with Symphony pls do What Color is Love. I wanna know your thoughts on that.
>>66375621
I feel like I should check Mr. Bungle out sometime but I just never get in the mood.
>>66375661
Picked albums from your *+ range
Stars of the Lid and Telesscopes were in your recs
gonna file this one away until I finish the first chart and the Teenage Girl one
>>66375990
*8+
>>66375990
looks fine though not very representative i guess. also i haven't heard the Telescopes and SOTL albums but if you wanna include them go ahead.
>>66376032
that's the point of the rym recs, it's stuff you haven't heard yet but probably will like
>>66376146
oh, so the idea behind an algorithm chart is that you drone whatever RYM recs to another user?
Mission of Burma - Vs.
Yeah it was fine, pretty standard for a post punk album, it knows what it has to do and it does it admirably
Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
ok, so the surprise of it was ruined because people like to spoil it, but this is still a good, enjoyable album
what next?
>>66376189
yeah, in a fashion, most of the other stuff will be stuff of my own algorithm since it's a lot more customisable (I can delete recs and go to a set of recs based on my last 100 r8s)
>>66376271
MMT
>>66375462
8+9? More like 1+1.5 amirite
>>66373572
I love Angel Olsen. Used to be Regina Spektor.
>>66372439
Yes, what is your favorite track off Cacti and why is it Some things Cosmic/Tiniest Lights?
>>66375462
Did you ever finish droning me on that past chart btw? Interested in the scores
>>66376333
bruh
>>66371516
>the most extreme
HHHNGNGGGG NOOOSTAALLGIIAAA
>>66373572
Its Keiji Haino
>>66373819
dang, listen to this then https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/elektricni_orgazam/elektricni_orgazam/
>>66376410
>>66373819
ACTUALLY WAIT
listen to this instead https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/osamu_kitajima/benzaiten/
>>66376375
My Woman is going to be a hoot, calling it now. Seriously though, it's nice we might be getting a "fun" Olsen album. The past efforts were nice for their own reasons (Strange Cacti still being my favorite) but to see a different side of Angel is just exciting. I agree with Nat that she might just be one of the best songwriters around.
>>66376460
Never heard any Angel Olsen desu, I can dig her "body" "of" "work" tho. Her bangs are awful though. Any album I should hear?
>>66376507
Her bangs aren't symmetrical or anything and maybe you're right but idk, just another little quirk to love
She hasn't put out too much yet but yeah, definitely listen to Strange Cacti. But first, watch this video and fall in love. Burn Your Fire For No Witness would be a nice listen if you decide you like her style.
https://youtu.be/nleRCBhLr3k
Term I will listen to your listenalong album eventually, I promise.
>>66376716
Did you miss the Sunday plugathon?
>>66376736
I barely plug anymore, especially on Sundays.
>>66376749
I prefer sync actually so I don't blame you (but I imagine that wouldn't change your situation anyways)
>>66376736
there was none because some of the vids on youtube didn't work
>>66376716
ok bb
>>66376780
I usually just sleep all Sunday or listen to my memes.
>>66376801
This is the problem with poseur-core. (Hopefully we can redo after an upload?)
>>66376821
I don't blame you dogwander, you deserve some rest anyways. Too much traveling/partying would wear anyone out
>>66376780
>I prefer sync actually
>>66376889
I too prefer sync
>>66376889
What's the point of plugging when you can't be a s/t pikachu?
>>66376889
you can't :cuck: in plug
evening lads just listened to the 3 New york noise its pretty good. 2 is my fav
>>66366014
heimat, dekalog, berlin alexanderplatz, twin peaks, oz
>mfw Jelly Roll plays guitar on CD 7
I see the pleb patrol has arrived in full effect
Sync has no avatars though. I like being a polar bear. Plus there's no feedback system like the woots and mehs, plus there's the grab option which I love
I kinda wish plug could greentext though
>>66377099
Plug should generally just be more customizable
>>66377099
the day plug allows us to make custom emotes is the day plug is better than sync
>>66371396
https://youtu.be/wSoPwNc4Adg
Fushitsusha - Pathethique
this was a mess, a right mess, recording is bloody awful, 1st is much better
fite me now
>>66377225
>not enjoying auditory space and time warps
>mfw
>>66377158
>>66377207
I will write to the plug mods if this could be possible
Eventually
Friendly reminder:
Yamaguchi > Haino > Aoki > Mizutani
>>66377961
yamaguchi who
>>66378020
Fujio
>>66375462
yes!, good opinion
>>66377961
Fetch a rope mate
>>66376455
>>66374663
Signed!
Alright, let's begin!
>>66371901
reservation is me
>>66379732
next time you'll have a spot I promise, I wouldn't deny that to a Pynchonian fellow.
whats the consensus on chief keef
Listening to a friend's repost feed on soundcloud because I'm trying to get more into techno, and this guy reposts a shitton of techno. No idea where to start my research though , I'm looking for a tech house, newskool kind of techno. Anyone any recs?
Right now
>>66380748
techno is past it listen to dancehall and grime
>>66379614
S.A.R.S. - S.A.R.S.
http://sarsbend.com/diskografija/ here's the download link
>>66380879
can't you see it's full?
>>66380919
I thought the white boxes were more space :(((
>>66381017
Sorry pal, I admit it's not very clear- it's my first tourney afterall. But I signed your album nonetheless
>>66381052
Nice, it's really great and I spoke with them when they came to my country, and they're great guys too. Just a fun bundle of joy listening to that album
Philemon Arthur and the Dung - Philemon Arthur and the Dung (1971)
>avant-folk
The backstory of this album is more interesting than the album itself. This is one of those artists that no one actually knows the existence of, but unlike the Residents they don't actively conceal their identities, it's just that no one actually knows them. Apparently they won a Swedish Grammy despite this fact, and despite that the music is fairly freaky and inpenetrable. To continue the Residents comparisons, this really does sound like it could be a folkier Residents, lots of primal sounds, chanting, and now with banging on an out of tune guitar and accordian! The freakier stuff is okay, but grates kinda easily and isn't all too original. But when it gets more pretty and pastoral it gets super enjoyable.
2.5
le
Aye I'm back from Cool Leg visit. Was fun and met some cool dudes. Roommate (not perminant one, just the guy I happened to be staying with) was a huge prog-lord with tool/metal shirts and an Opeth belt + talked a lot about Mike Patton. Never thought these people actually existed but there he was in all his glory. Oh boy.
Anyways here's this weeks numbers for anyone that cares. Don't care to talk about all 20, but feel free to call me out for disliking an album you enjoy if it makes you feel good.
Of those worth mentioning:
>Prowler in the Yard
Not quite on the level as Terrifier imo, but still damn good. Beginning and ending parts were just stupid edgy shit, but fun if you can get past that.
>Mingus Dingus Pringus Cringus Shingus
Some of his best shit here. "Better Get Hit in Yo' Soul" I recognize from somewhere, and I'm pretty sure might be on another one of his albums, but is just as welcome here. Can't get away with not mentioning BS II, which is also fantastic.
>Dreamworld
Shit's evil. I swear on my soul this album is some sort of haunted, but that's partially a front, because this thing boasts some rad beats + lyrics. Influence to LUM is written all over this.
>Live at the Liquid Room, Tokyo
Some of the best boots n' pants I've heard yet. Not exactly my scene, but I could see this definitely going up with more listens.
>Point of Departure
good/10
What've you guys been up to? I saw I was getting mad bantz for my LRD shirt, but other than that I've missed you boys!
>>66381807
I want to gently yell at you because you didn't like Zeichnungen that much
What didn't you like?
Have you heard any other Neubauten?
>>66377017
>:cuck:
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>>66376889
Nah, sync > plug
>>66381807
>pierre schaeffer/pierre henry 3
>Max Roach 6
Holy SHIT how is you taste this fucking bad dude?
>>66381892
>:(
>>66380733
fell off irredeemably, was never that good
>>66381807
Eskimo DJ hype
>>66381887
I enjoyed it to some extent, but it imo only like half the tracks were as enjoyable, and felt somewhat more hollow than some other EN projects, but then again I really only have enjoyed Kollaps and 1/2 Mensch so far. Honestly I don't know how huge on Industrial I am in general.
>>66381941
Is a 6 really something that worth getting upset about? Kinda pathetic imo
Also, wouldn't you be more offended if I did enjoy those? You should be glad I didn't with my shit taste. That would mean that YOU would have shit taste, my friend.
>>66382003
same actually
>>66381946
Almighty So is the best rap record of all time
>>66381807
that is one fucking great score for dreamworld
>>66382040
>Is a 6 really something that worth getting upset about?
when it's the greatest jazz album ever recorded, yes
>>66382040
Fair enough, Zeichnungen is not the most remarkable album anyways.
Maybe try their not so industrial phase if you haven't already
Silence Is Sexy, Ende Neu
Fun fact: the only reason you would ever be angry that someone gives something a bad score, is if you give their taste some credibility/legitimacy and have respect for their opinions.
Think about it. If you truly thought I had bad taste (which I do) you would be GLAD I gave something a bad score. I could see (although it would still be fucking dumb) being mad at a larger-scale reviewer for giving an album you enjoy or don't enjoy a bad or good score, respectively, because it inevitably has some bearing on the public's perception of the album. However, last time I checked I'm just some kid posting on the music forum of a website created to discus cartoons from Japan. But I guess I'm a bit more than that to you.
I'm honestly flattered, but you shouldn't take me so seriously guys ;)
>>66382070
yeh good shit my dude.
>>66382098
top laugh
>>66382175
I shall do that because I had no idea it even existed. Thanks!
The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
[1967]
Yes! Best Beatles album so far. I love pop and great songs and this has both, and you know when they call something psychedelic pop etc and then it actually isn't? Well, this is. The sitar in Within You, Without You melts my fucking brain.
>>66381807
Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus is just a reworking of other pieces he had done in the past. I love that album.
>>66382175
I actually think it's their best at all.
>>66382310
go for Revolver. It's even better
>>66382310
Aye good stuff.
I would rec Astral Weeks next xP
>>66382374
>go for Revolver. It's even better
(not true, by the way)
>>66382246
Cool, hope you like it :)
>>66382226
Hm, I don't know about others, but personally I would never be angry about other people's opinion on albums, makes literally no sense.
But it's more fun to phrase it like that I guess, or more appropriate for board culture
Idk, but I doubt people get angry
If anything sad, slightly at least
>>66382374
90s EN > 80s EN > 00s EN
roughly like that
>>66382226
>Tripfag
>This post
you're making it very hard for me not to think you're a smirking fat neckbeard rn
Yamir wins the first round!
I wasn't really impressed by any of the two, but Xiu Xiu were a bit more bold in their choices, with "Boy Soprano" and "PJ in the Streets..." being the highlights. I still prefer them when they get noisier, though. Probably what doomed David Darling was the typical obnoxious ECM production, because I really enjoyed the Wilcott parts. Garbarek was overall decent.
>>66382428
They are both exceptional, I really just like Revolver more (probably because it's the first album I have ever listened to on acid).
>>66382492
I just realized I never listened to a 90's Einsturzende record. I stopped at Haus der Luge, which I didn't particularly like, and then picked up Silence Is Sexy, which I didn't like too.
>>66382618
Fishlad is a twinky little white boy from Iowa or Illinois or some other irrelevant place that begins with I
>>66382677
These two are my favourites at the moment, at least for studio albums
Never really got into Zeichnungen much, same for Fünf auf der nach oben offenen Richterskala
>>66382734
What about Kollaps and 1/2 Mensch tho
>>66382790
Great albums, especially Halber Mensch
, was my favourite for quite a while
do you HONESTLY THINK you can fuck with ,m e
|||
we comin up weather you want like or NOt
fuck off with your shite prick
>>66382861
what did xe mean by this
>>66382618
this >>66382720
Fuuck, a storm knocked out my shit for a few days and now I'm conceptually behind.
>Kaytranada - 99.9%
>hip-hop
When it comes down to it, I really like the beats of this project. The beat can be classic hop, comfy, jazzy, a bit of soul, and a tad of modern. But what brings me down is two things 1: the vibe is all over the place, inconsistent, almost no flow. 2: I hated vocals'n'rhymes, really took me out of the album. I just did not like the way this guy sounded. Overall, this album is not for me.
>>66376889
>sync has patrician in chat memes
>sync has youtube memes
>plug has furry avatars
yeah sync is the patrician choice
>>66382226
stop w these cringy excuses and mental gymnsatics fishy after just telling us to call you out for your bad taste, go back to panning classic jazz albums
>>66383206
>panning classic jazz albums
nothing wrong with that imho desu
>>66383206
Where's the excuse? I'm clearly not excusing myself from having bad taste, I just think it's laughable people like you get so angry at my shitty opinions because for some reason you think they matter. And it's not like I've ever defended my opinion as fact whenever someone called me out for disliking something other than "I didn't enjoy it". I think it's high time to question which of us is cringy, pal
>go back to panning classic jazz albums
Will do!
>>66383451
stop
>>66383451
btw Fish, are you a filthy Rei-fag or an Asuka man?
>>66382226
I'm angry because I want you to do better.
I want people to have good taste.
but alas, you seem incapable of such a thing.
>>66383544
>doormat or bitch
Tough question.
>>66383500
nah
>>66383544
Misato above all but if I had to chose I guess Rei
>>66383583
(◡‿◡)
>>66383583
>I want people to have good taste.
what for?
>>66383720
to make the world a better place
>>66382861
hi trishah
>>66382226
desu you're posting about your "oh my god so baaad rite!" taste more often than other people
>>66383451
>people like you get angry
I never even commented on any of your ratings or opinions
>because for some reason you think my shitty opinions matter
Youre assuming too much, I don´t think your opinion matters but we´re on a music discussion board, the idea behind it is to discuss music including what you like or dislike about albums with other people. Don´t get mad if some random people dislike your opinions for whatever reason. If you state why you disliked something there is no reason for you to get mad if someone disagrees with you. If you want to rate albums without any discussion or imput just use rym and don´t post here.
> it's not like I've ever defended my opinion as fact whenever someone called me out for disliking something
yeah I know, why are you even bringing that up.
>I think it's high time to question which of us is cringy, pal
lmao i think you just answered your own question there
I literally just told you to stop getting assblasted about people disagreeing with you, especially after stating ´´feel free to call me out for disliking an album´´
I don´t get why you felt the need to spout all that strawman crap in return
cool off for fucks sake, drink some lavender tea or something.
>>66383950
>>66383953
also this
lavender sucks though, get some camomille
>>66366014
>nobody's mentioned Rick and Morty yet
Oh jeez
>>66373933
>Songs of Leonard Cohen
Every once in a while I'll listen to this and consider bumping it to a 10 on rym. Low key perfect contemporary folk album.
>>66382310
I find that Sgt. Pepper's is way too scattered and kitschy for my tastes, and that's coming from a fan of Piper at the Gates of Dawn. A lot of the tracks lack any sort of punch that early Beatles had, too, imo. I'm honestly kind of surprised you enjoyed it.
>>66383953
bantzzz
>>66384255
>nobody's mentioned Rick and Morty yet
I think trans god did.
I like R&M as well
>>66384275
Oh I missed that
>>66384255
Completely agreed about songs of leo, very possibly the best contemporary folk.
It has so much melancholy and warmth and sincerity. It´s like memories of some old romance in the mediterranean atmosphere wise, absolutely tip top tier.
>>66384597
Yeah, the lyrics are masterful even without the music, but the music is simply stunning, and the atmosphere is so real it's absurd. He never quite captured lightning in a bottle the same way on any of his subsequent albums (that I've heard anyway).
Man, all this jerkin' off Leonard Cohen makes me want to listen to that album again.
I'm here for the Leonard Cohen circlejerk.
Speaking of circlejerks, I made a temporary /daily/core chart until toasters comes back.
Just realized I didn't include the album titles, but I think I can tack them onto the side. Also the background should be grayish, not black.
>>66384881
Just so I can sneak 8+9 into the top /daily/core line
>>66384905
PUT ME ON F4M I've been waiting like 2 months, replace Jesse's.
Luciano Cilio - Dell'Universo Assente
Andrew Hill - Compulsion
Dave Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
>>66384881
why is jesse even there they posted like once in here and left
>>66384698
Mhm not a big fan of any of his later albums either, even love and hate i find is quite good but not great.
His debut just has that glow, feels soaked in emotion and absolutely inspired. Kinda reminds me of Visions of the Country in that aspect, another reason why I like it so much.
>all this jerkin' off Leonard Cohen makes me want to listen to that album again.
yeh I already gave up on denying the cravings and got on it
>>66384881
while you're at it can u replace eluvium (the bird thing) by oversteps by ae
New chart. What should i listen to first?
>>66384993
>replace eluvium
>replacing your best album
i mean at least now i wont look like such a daily drone
btw co replace smegma with sun ra - space is the place
>>66384992
Dude you are precisely articulating my exact thoughts on that album. Dude.
>>66384993
Sure
>>66384980
Replacing jesse with >>66384952 then
>>66385009
I've been curious about The Promise Ring ever since p4k gave that album BNR, so listen to that first please.
>>66384881
>>66384980 has a point
prolly should look around and remove the trips that never were any active and just popped around the time this was made before leaving and never showing up again.
>>66385009
fire! orchestra
>>66385054
Yeah i saw the p4k thing too and it's interesting how it's never mentioned next to other bands like american football and sunny day real estate. I'll report back with my findings.
>>66385068
I'll listen to that afterwards
>>66385052
idk i'd probably replace all of them but idk with what
>>66384881
you guys talk about eureka here a lot?
i've never heard an album get that good after the first track being that bad.
>>66384881
HAHAHA ITS YOUR PROBLEM NOW
>>66384881
>>66385158
but when topsters comes back i'll actually update the original version
>>66384881
this still kinda sucks because there's no space between users
at least their names should be bigger and on the left
i mean whatever i get why it looks like this but i kinda wanna see it done proper by someone with ps and a lot of autism
>>66385158
Already regretting it, m8
>>66385180
I have both, but not a lot of time unfortunately. Also, space and file size constraints are definitely limiting factors, but it does look like I could safely compress it further (maybe into the <2MB range) without losing readability. I could take a crack at it this weekend.
>>66385178
le is quite good but i prefer el
>>66385180
i have this version but i can't update bc i use topsters as a template for the spacings and the text.
