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Why does /mu/ hate this again?
it's literally made only to appeal to the lowest common denominators of society and to generate maximum profits without any regard for artistic integrity
>>65152290
artistic integrity is gay
>>65152273
One of the greatest albums of all time
Most underrated Gorillaz song?
[spoiler]Dub Dumb[/spoiler]
>anything by Gorillaz
>underrated
Plastic Beach is so underrated kids these days don't listen to good music
Upboat if you agree
>>65152296
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hcSpSC8T0M
Is there a worse label?
Syco
run for cover
captured tracks
burger
>PICASSO IS DEAD
How did he get so autistic in just 10 years?
>>65151847
https://youtu.be/5d9R57qqBW4
Karp explains part of it (how).. probably around 18-19mins on
>>65151847
You don't get autistic; you're born autistic.
>>65151905
But if you go back to college dropout and late registration you don't hear any autism at all
It's time the tale were told
I'VE LOST MY FAITH IN WOMANHOOD
>>65152139
of how you take a child
>>65152148
And you relentlessly fucked his ass
What did The Mozzer mean here?
>BLAME IT ON THE BLACK STAR
>BLAME IT ON THE FALLING SKY
>BLAME IT ON THE SATELLITE
>THAT BEAMS ME HOME
what did he mean by this?
JUST BLAME IT ON THE BOOGIE
>>65151563
Is that H.P. Baxxter?
his lyrics were always too avant-garde for me, I never really got them.
> praise him til you've forgotten what you're praising him for
There is no such thing as challenging, difficult, or deep music. I find it just as easy to listen to a Schoenberg or a Merzbow as I do contemporary pop music.
If you've ever found a song to be a challenging experience, you're a weirdo. You don't understand music. I can't think of a more accessible art form than music. There's nothing complex about it at all. It's quite literally the only good thing thing humans have made.
You artless sell-outs with your "2 deep 4 you" and your "pleb" and your "normie"
It doesn't exist. If you can't appreciate the avant garde while being able to appreciate pop music at the same time, you're a fuckin' fagola.
reply to this post and OP will die tonight
What?
>>65151207
Best thing i read on /mu/ ever since i first joined it
>he thinks Radiohead or Bowie made the AOTY
>>65151078
>he thinks a neckbeard fedora metal band made the AOTY
>>65151128
>neckbeard fedora metal
>his AOTY is generic bleep bloop shit
Top kek
This meme has gone far enough
Glam Metal/ Hair Metal appreciation thread
Most based genre of all time, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, Steel Panther, whatever works
>>65151056
Death to all but metal has the best lyrics from any song
W.A.S.P.
A.
S.
P.
Steel Panther make good songs but they're posers.
>>65151075
Steel Panther is pretty gnarly from a comedic standpoint and Satchel is a fucking amazing guitarist imo
But they wear wigs so 0/10
Bы знaeтe этy гpyппy? Кaк oни вaм? :3
cyka blyat dotka
>>65150708
blyat
блят
Putin putin xD
What did he mean by this?
hell be fine
Friendo (I.E ur boy pilps, florian, フレンズ, etc)
>not even the best ____ in the Beatles
So look guys, I need a new artist
I mostly listen to Bowie and Modest Mouse, although I sometimes listen to Death Cab for Cutie, Neutral Milk Hotel, early Weezer, and early Greenday
>>65150548
Preferably something that's not hollow and shit
If you can't provide an artist, maybe an album/era recommendation?
>>65150548
The Microphones
Pavement
Broken Social Scene
Low
Bedhead
what era Bowie you like most?
>>65150745
A lot of his stuff;
Hunky Dory
The Man Who Sold the World
Ziggy Stardust
Aladdin Sane
Low
Heroes
Diamond Dogs
Young Americans
Am I pleb for thinking this is his best album?
Yes, its by far his least interesting album.
Selected Ambient Works vol 1 is his best.
>>65150527
>Parental Advisory sticker
lmaoing at you muricans
???
>>65150458
>???
what did he mean by this
>>65150458
I like to think these are judged in respect to their genres.
it's good that's why
Heard a little from Nick Cave and looking to get into it more. What's some of the best of his/theirs?
>>65150400
Let Love In or Tender Prey are good starting points. Go back in time if you want darker, noisier stuff, and forward in time if you want more ballads.
You could also just start from their first album and then go chronologically. Their 80s stuff is their best imo.
>>65150400
I think you should just start off with his debut, to show how creative he is. Once you listen to that you can listen any of his other albums cause his debut is most inaccessible and alienating.
>>65150425
this is good advice.
I personally like his ballad work more so i'm reccing you The Boatman's Call
