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explain how he is "experimental". outside of using tin cans, conch shell, ratchet, bass drum, buzzers, water gong, metal wastebasket, lion's roar, amplified coil of wire, muted gongs, audio frequency oscillators, variable speed turntables with frequency recordings and recordings of generator whines, amplified coil of wire and amplified marimbula nothing he does is that different from other artists. he sound good for what he is but calling him experimental is false.
he experimented
>>64754449
He literally was experimenting with music. He didn't give a shit whether it was pleasing to hear, just as long as it was something new.
I'm not a music expert, but I'm fairly sure he invented/popularized types of performances/compositions. No?
What's the european equivalent of hip-hop?
white people invented rap
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyting
>Flyting or fliting is a contest consisting of the exchange of insults, often conducted in verse, between two parties.[1]
>Flyting is a ritual, poetic exchange of insults practiced mainly between the 5th and 16th centuries. The root is the Old English word flītan meaning quarrel (from Old Norse word flyta meaning provocation). Examples of flyting are found throughout Norse, Celtic,[2] Anglo-Saxon and Medieval literature involving both historical and mythological figures. The exchanges would become extremely provocative, often involving accusations of cowardice or sexual perversion.
>In Anglo-Saxon England, flyting would take place in a feasting hall. The winner would be decided by the reactions of those watching the exchange. The winner would drink a large cup of beer or mead in victory, then invite the loser to drink as well
>Flyting became public entertainment in Scotland in the 15th and 16th centuries where makars would engage in verbal contests of provocative, often sexual and scatological but highly poetic abuse. Flyting was permitted despite the fact that the penalty for profanities in public was a fine of 20 shillings (over £300 in 2016 prices) for a lord or a whipping for servant.[6] James IV and James V encouraged "court flyting" between poets for their entertainment and occasionally engaged with them. The Flyting of Dumbar and Kennedie records a contest between William Dunbar and Walter Kennedy in front of James IV, which includes the earliest recorded use of the word shit as a personal insult.[6] In 1536 the poet Sir David Lyndsay composed a ribald 60 line flyte to James V after the King demanded a response to a flyte.
>>64754527
>white people invented rap
they invented battle rap, and then never used it ever again until after black people in the 60-70's
Trip hop. It's also better, because Europeans are better than Americans. I'm American, by the way.
>occasionally talk with my mom about /mu/ and Fantano and Scaruffi etc. because like a lot of us I am autistically obsessed with it/them
>yesterday when Fantano dropped his BP review, I was all hyped and I told her he gave it a strong 9 which I agreed with entirely
>today I was telling her he gave Radiohead a decent 8
>she says "I thought you said yesterday he gave them a hard 9!"
>"uh, no, that was Death grips"
>"oh"
>"hard" 9
>mfw
I love my mom but that was funny.
>>64754352
I doubt that actually happened.
>>64754352
Is she hot?
>>64754390
it did
>>64754454
yes, I would never admit this IRL but I would fuck the shit out of my mom if I could.
What do you honestly think of this album?
>Favourite track?
>Favourite Radiohead albums ranked 1-10
>Favourite band member
Get in here faggots
OP back at it again with a cheeky self bump
Fave track
>Burn The Witch
Albums ranked 1-10
>OK Computer
>Kid A
>In Rainbows
>The Bends
>Hail To The Thief
>Amnesiac
>The King of Limbs
>Pablo Honey (kind of obvious, still enjoy the album though)
>Fave member
Thom, but Jonny is a real muthafuckin' G
>>64754194
Identikit
Kid A - 10
Ok Computer - 10
A Moon Shaped Pool - 9,5
In Rainbows - 9,2
Amnesiac - 9,2
The Bends - 8,5
Hail To The Thief - 8
The King Of Limbs - 7
Pablo Honey - 6
I like Collin, he is a fucking beast on this new album.
>>64754313
ah shit I forgot to include AMSP
new list
>OK Computer
>Kid A
>A Moon Shaped Pool
>In Rainbows
>The Bends
>Hail To The Thief
>Amnesiac
>The King of Limbs
>Pablo Honey
lp 10 when?
Not happening. Moon Shaped Pool is the last one folks
Right NOW
Www.thirdworlds.net
It's over
I'm looking to make a playlist of songs that make you feel rich and glamorous, the exact opposite of my real life. Any genre is will do.
>>64753940
lana del rey
>>64753940
who is that mammary master?
Rich people just listened to top 40 and club bangers
How did he go from this crap to Gorillaz????
is alternate art for Unknown Pleasures?
From crap to crap? Golly gee who knows
>>64753999
crap to rap*
BTFO
http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/11/noel-gallagher-mocks-radiohead-if-thom-yorke-fucking-shit-into-a-light-bulb-itd-get-9-out-of-10/
Says the man who the NME has been literally sucking off for 20+ years
I love Noel but he's such a pleb.
I dont get oasis, okay you are a Beatles rehash okay, but even the Beatles experimented.
Like imagine if oasis made a shoegaze album at the height of their popularity or did some idm drum and bass stuff.
Nope, just a bunch of beatles rehashing till you break up.
He must be so pissed that radiohead have manged to make interesting and relevant music for so long
3x3, post your taste and get judged
all time, recent, new, etc.
and can i get some recs, fuck i feel like ive heard everything...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMQyLw_HEQw
Here's my recent 3x3, pretty similar taste
Good if a bit p4ky, OP. This is supposedly my overall most-listened 3x3. Don't quite believe it, but the scrobbles don't lie, I guess.
>>64753419
Cupid's Head by The Field or R Plus 7 by OPN
Radiohead is literally the greatest band of all time.
Your average jazz group is more talented than Radiohead, geez. Why is the bar for "rock" so low?
>>64753412
your 'average jazz group' couldn't write a pop song nearly as good as radiohead can
>>64753474
Looool. Tame Impala can write better pop tracks than Radiohead. Are you even trying?
It's 1967
No, it's not
lol what it's 2016
Hello I'm from the future and I'm here to say death grips fucking sucks
Thoughts on this album, mu?
It's tight af, imo.
Maybe his best work yet.
Yes, very good, even despite the edgy album art.
>>64753356
alex pardee is aesops buddy< so he let him do it
Anyone think Aesop's albums are way too long most of the time?
Uhhh... Sorry, why is this crap considered good again?
>>64753324
just another scruffy meme like boards of canada and CAN
>>64753324
>>64753342
each of these posts have the same numbers only just out of order
what
>>64753361
damn...
Post suggestions for changes and I will ignore them most likely.
>>64753015
Sheikh to the Future needs to be in the top.
Still seven decades ahead of its time.
Noise rock and harsh noice being in the same tier is preety dumb desu
>>64754122
hampus is a pretty strong believer in that both are talentless garbage for idiots.
How would you make them into a double album?
oh its a book
disc 1. kid a
disc 2. amnesiac
I wouldn't
