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>>65172863
I was so caught up in packing as much new meme as I could that I forgot, thanks

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Kind of a weird mix but I'd love recs

>>65172768
sibylle baier - colour green

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Did not like coloring book.

Yes and I'm not even much of a Rush fan.

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yes only guitar guy to ever eclipse his work with Owen Ozwald is Dirk Hammlett of Mega-death. Him and Dan Mustang are unbeatable.

>>65173103

>muh wah wah pedal XD

Why would it? And why would you want it to? You want to buy songs individually and have nobody collecting them (and depending on the artist) to create an experience?

And I'm not really sure why people differentiate singles so much from albums too. A single is really just an album with less tracks, as is an EP. And some singles even have more than 2 songs on them.

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The LP (or popular for album) was simply a method of distributing music in an economical way, with the limited technology of the time , just like the ep and singles. Perhaps in it will grow outmoded in this time in favor of singles but I doubt it will disappear completely in popular music as it is generally saw as a method to legitimize a popular artist and is still a popular method of buying

>>65172813
You do realize the album format emerged because of vinyl records right?

And now that physical formats are completely obsolete (despite the vinyl trend, in witch is dying) there is no reason for musicians to release albums unless they really just want to or want to appeal to a fringe audience.

Ever since the mp3, album listeners have been a minority.

Weird bate.

>>65172663
>caring about what virgins on a Thai cgi forum think about your taste

>>65172663
What's there to be guilty about

>>65172640
Studio fuckery was just getting big so people went crazy with it, also drugs. Lots and lots of drugs

>>65172640
You dummy.

'60s were the beginning of the modern era of music. Huge money could be made there. The competition was smaller. Amplifier/guitar technology became just good enough to make stadium concerts. Tons of good ideas were on the surface. It was new, fresh, it was part of the zeitgeist.

No wonder so many great musicians happened at that time. It was later that appearance started playing much bigger role in music, there were thousands upon thousands of bands on the market, and record labels realized progressive music != good sales.

>>65172640
>no mention of avant-era coltrane
stop

but yeah the 60's were based as hell

Bossa Nova Dub and Garifuna

Rock Chileno y Argentino

Try Artaud by Pescado Rabioso and Alturas de Macchu Picchu by Los Jaivas. First is psychodelic/folk rock and the second one is progressive/latin rock.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3fc34EsKEg

>>65172484
Hey, this is pretty good not cringe at all.

Fuck off, Fantano.

i lick dick
it ain't a lie

>>65172335
Go to bed, Anthony.

i don't get the hype desu

Pretty good. I'm not sure most of the people who claim to like it understand why it's good, though.

>>65172236
Why is it """good"""?

you mean bands that high school orchestra dorks fetishize because they don't understand how the most difficult musical tool to master is restraint

Tool is just fun to shit on because their fans are idiots and MJK is a meme in himself with his grapes and whatnot.

>>65172141
doesnt 99% of their complexity lie in their rhythm work

the first track is like what prog was invented for, but the rest is kind of uncomparable i feel

>>65172230
They followed that song up beautifully. Those last two tracks don't really show off or try to outdo the first track, and I think to do that would have been a mistake. They possess a sort of humbleness that is just what the second half needed. The first thing you hear after the climax of the first track is a guitar being tuned and lightly strummed. It assumes no real importance, but gradually builds into something beautiful and magnificent, starting in the most basic way. They knew what they had achieved with Close to the Edge, and I feel like the way they followed that song up was perfect. How the followed up the album is another story.

>>65172071
Is this Yes' best album?

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>>65172045
i love(!!!) hiroshi yoshimura so you're ok in my book op.

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>>65172045
https://discord.gg/0oyXipRKF9BerQJ5
>>65172121
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEtSMZSPkbY

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>>65172045

>>65171953
is it bad i just masturbated to this video?

>>65171969

Its okay, everyone loves MC Pedrinho

>>65171953
that was actually waaay better than i was expecting. more like this?

normfag get out

if you get scared by that wait til you hear pleasure ground

haha pussy

try listening to some drift era scott walker tunes

>>65171954
>wait til you hear pleasure ground
came here to say this

fnf is literally depeche mode with emo screams