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Why haven't you shown them all and released your groundbreaking new album yet, anon?
It sounded better in my head
>>65294344
I did
>>65294385
post link
what was your aoty 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNbVvE-u-vk
>>65294347
alright man
>>65294378
its not my aoty but its my highest ranked album that I'd consider popular rock
French is a beautiful language, What are some good french singers/bands?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxQ1mo_ZotE
>>65294260
ulan bator, couer de pirate
what's your favorite french word?
here /mu/, I present you my waifu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrHA9gA8qpE
So is this the best "indie rock" album of the year? What's your opinion /mu/?
daughter - not to disappear
>>65294139
you already posted it
>>65294139
It's alright, no tracks really stand out as OMG this song has great melodies though.
Actually give recs
out of all of these albums which ones would you rec for me? Is it your favorite? I'm not the nsa
>>65294193
Starsailor is on there, that's my favorite album
>>65294128
Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure
Ashra - Correlations
Neuronium - Vuelo quÃmico
What are some good songs to learn on acoustic guitar? I've been learning a lot of AnCo songs lately, and Purple Bottle and Fireworks are really fun to play.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wqa1AM7efZ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJ5quMAjfs0
>>65294084
Well that doesn't make sense.
Nobody could win because the lion couldnt fight itself. It said its fighting the same lion upside down, so he's just fighting himself, so he cant wim
Have you heard this album? What do you think of it?
Personally it is one of my favorite albums of all time.
It's my favorite album from the year I was born
Their best album. I love it so much
>>65294057
it's a great album
the outtakes for it are also really awesome especially the electric version of "Dagger"
>it's been almost 4 years since Channel Orange dropped
WHERE'S THE FUCKING ALBUM, FRANK?
He's done
>r 'n b shit
wew can't wait for more of this whiny singed bassy shit
>>65293968
Phew that's some avant garde bait
What is the Chicago style hot dog of albums?
mmmm that looks tasty ill have one chicago style hot dog sir!!!
maybe The Astonishing
>>65293857
That'll be $15 plus tip
worst albums of 2016
your aoty
OP here
pic unrelated, sorry
I just now noticed the man walking down the stairs
Post your five most listened to albums this year. It can be from any year. It doesn't have to be strictly from 2016.
past 180 days
Joni Mitchell—Court and Spark
Panic! at the Disco—Death of a Bachelor
Joni Mitchell—Blue
Talk Talk—Spirit of Eden
XTC—Skylarking
>>65293890
Joni Mitchell is someone I need to start listening to. Should I start anywhere in particular?
>King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - Nonagon Infinity
I've listened to this album quite a bit surprisingly, since I originally didn't enjoy it much, but the energy managed to keep me captivated. Gamma Knife is on of the best songs of the year.
>DIIV - Is The Is Are
Probably my favorite album from this year so far. All the songs are pretty nice calming and enjoyable. The album might be a little long but I don't mind.
>Xasthur - To Violate the Oblivious
An album from Xasthurs discography that I didn't really listen to much before this year. However I bought it on cassette and have listened to it fairly often since. Screaming at Forgotten Fears is an incredible song.
>Have A Nice Life - The Unnatural World
I've had a pretty big rough patch during this past winter, and this album helped me get through it. Burial Society is a haunting song that I really love.
>Joy Division - Closer
Similar reasoning to The Unnatural World, Closer just managed to portray a certain emotion I was feeling.
Looking for some good 70s Metal. Stuff along the lines of early Sabbath and 70s Judas Priest like Sad Wings of Destiny or Sin After Sin.
All recommendations are appreciated but I'm really looking for stuff that was uncharacteristically "heavy" for its time and kind of ahead of the curve.
I don't know if it qualifies, but Machine Head by Deep Purple is the quintessential 70's hard rock/heavy metal album imo
Great band, everyone in it is a god at their role, especially Blackmore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwH4nt190YY
>>65293673
Look up other NWOBHM bands like Saxon or Diamond Head
MOtherffucKing Tygers of PAn Tang!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KE2xBMZty0
What's your musical journey like, /mu/? Give us a snapshot of your top 10 scrobbled artists year by year.
Doing this has taught me that my "comfort artists" tend to have little variation.
I omitted 2012 since I only started using last.fm in september of that year
My computer broke in February 2015 and didn't get a new one until August so I wasn't really getting/listening to much new music at the time and even if I did the scobbles are missing sadly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID-jsd0HGZs
Post em, keep it pre-british invasion please!
I always think this one is 60s even though it's 50s, and it's really good so I hope you're cool with it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbU3zdAgiX8
Del Shannon was one of the best artists to emerge in the short period between the decline of real rock 'n' roll and the start of the British Invasion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S13mP_pfEc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qilvt5iJiU
Lesser known Orbison tune.
>does whammy bar video
>doesn't do shoegaze
https://youtu.be/uy2JqA0PvmU
Fucking metal heads.
>>65293569
>shoegaze
>whammy
>>65293569
4:42
