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>It's that Futurama episode that pretends Beastie Boys and Beck are worth listening to
>it's that one anon on /mu/ that thinks his opinions are worth listening to
>>65239771
That was a good episode tho senpai
>It's that American Dad episode that pretends My Morning Jacket are worth listening to
guys
the 80s are getting old
1986 was 500 years ago.
thats not albini and this is a dumb meme
>1980 was 96 years ago
post overrated artists on /mu/
you first op :^)
The Beatles
>>65239722
ok_kid.jpg
What's the best album of 2016, so far?
Also consider:
Clara Ionnatta - A Failed Entertainment
bump a wump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZZF-2dZ5cM
I feel like this is exactly what the world needs: Dream Theater is getting a digital board game based off of their latest album The Astonishing.
It is in development right now, and will be available soon for iOS and Android as a free download with additional content available as in-app purchases.
You'll be able to play this solo, pass-and-play local multiplayer, and online.
what does /mu/ think of this album??
I liked it, pretty enjoyable if you ask me
>>65239383
mediocre
p alright. need more time with it though.
>inb4 all jazz
This album is my special lovechild.
Yeah, that is pretty great
>>65239349
I just found this album and HOLY FUCK
Anyone got any recs for something similar?
>>65239431
toe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJpY5RgUOas
Well /mu/, do you agree?
>>65239236
>The Amazing Bananaman
>Didn't even hit play
>I'm too lazy to look for anything, so I'll just listen to Manson again
>>65239236
>agreeing with a banana fucker
Is there a /mu/ disscord chat? If not start one please
Why don't we just chat here? Why do we need so many communication platforms?
>>65239263
Idk just thought it would be fun
>>65239263
Because then it wouldnt be music related & sometimes chatting isnt about music.
ITT: Albums 16 year olds think are "deep and challenging"
this is literally korn translated into a noise format
Why do you relish on the opinions of 16 year olds?
>>65239018
Prurient is the best example of 16-year-old noise
Why does it always seem to be the case when an artist goes solo, none of their releases are any good, there's a few exceptions like Big Boi and Lou Reed, but still
>>65238904
With the exception of Paul McCartney too.
>>65238904
With the exception of Björk too.
>what is Graceland
>mfw the anti-tful282 poster scared off the entire tfu282 fanbase off /mu/
How can one fanbase be so sad and pathetic? Press "F" for respects.
>>65238774
explain
what are you talking about son
>>65238819
here's a useful screenshot
ITT: Best of /mu/
>>65238697
hella. you got a download link to this?
That was the best meme ever.
>>65239977
Truly. It died at the peak of its greatness
ITT: it's-time-to-hang-it-up-core
What's the longest amount of time an album has taken to "click" with you?
This can mean a specific number of listens, but it can also mean a long amount of time between your first listen and the listen that clicked.
Faust's s/t took the longest for me. I remember liking it the first time I listened, but, even though I loved many works in krautrock and kosmische musik, I couldn't feel it as anything monumental until around a year later, after several listens...then some sort of switch turned and it's become one of my favorite records. Felt like a punch to the stomach, a slap to the face, and a hug all at once.
By the way, TMR was an instantaneous click for me, I'm glad to say! Makes me happy to listen to it. Don't feel the need to analyze anything past that.
Lemme sort in chronological order, the albums in which it has taken several listens in my lifetime:
CKY - Carver City: 2
Pestilence - Spheres: 2
Cynic - Focus: 3
Bjork - Homogenic: 2
Gorguts - Obscura: 5
John Zorn - Naked City: 3
Beefheart - TMR: 1
>>65238992
why did Homogenic take so long, anon? It seems pretty catchy and easy to get into to me.
Took Spiderland like 10 times. Couple times listening to it on youtube for lack of a better way, then I got it on CD, sold that CD, and gave it a final chance when I saw another CD copy of it for like 5 bucks, and that time it clicked
Is math rap a true genre yet? Or will it forever be relegated to random experimental single tracks?
I'm confident it will happen sooner or later. Rock was invented in the 50s and math rock really only started in full force in the 80s, right?
There's a lot of Soundcloud artists with mathy sounds but I don't want to get accused of viralling lol.
Death Grips - Voila
Dj Rozwell - Need To Eat
Thrash Kitten - Promisedland
There is a pasta out there somewhere with links.
>>65238691
Post links anyway nerd
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