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As a classic listener I can't see the point of jazz or at least why its praised so much.It either sounds like a background music or ost for some cool noire movie.There is no beauty in it unlike classical music.And before you start accusing me of fedora jazz is the ultimate fedora music.
It's music written by musicians for musicians.
Also it's the pinnacle of musical improvisation
Shitpost music
>>64716702
>It's music written by musicians for musicians.
its seems not to be the case and I am musician myself
>Also it's the pinnacle of musical improvisation
once again you spout opinions as facts
first for jiho
crayon pop
Ham please
Just play All Star to attract a wild Shrek. He'll save the people and you'll have a fun meme for a few minutes.
The end.
>>64715502
>you cannot kill yourself
you're not my therapist!
>>64715502
slam the lever back and forth repeatedly for a sick mash-up
Where were you when the best synthwave/darkwave album of 2016 was released?
https://soundcloud.com/perturbator/sets/perturbator-the-uncanny-valley
well its certainly better than carpenters new one I'll give you that
>>64715311
Did something new come out after Trilogy?
>>64715299
in my basement, masturbating to old Shirow pin-ups, obviously.
Brace yourself........
for disappointment
>>64715096
>No
Every artist BTFO
Someone redpill me on radiohead. Is their music pretentious garbage or works of genius? My wife recently told me they seriously suck and that thom yorke sounds like a whale most of the time. While I don't normally allow other people's opinion affect my own tastes, I am very damn passionate about Radiohead and it kind of hurt when she told me my taste in music was shit. These are my top favorite albums by Radiohead all of which my wife has listened to with me.
1. kid a
2. hail to the thief
3. in rainbows
4. ok computer.
>>64714968
does her son like them, at least?
>>64714968
A wife is a good thing to have sex with, not to share opinions.
>>64714968
so your pleb wife doesn't listen to field recordings of whale noises? divorce her!
maiden against depression edition
>>64714794
RUN
NEVER STOP
YOU'RE THE WIND
previous thread >>64701592
>>64714799
What I'm saying is that it takes a lot more time to appreciate all the subtleties morvid angel was going for than burzum coupled with their bizzare sense of harmony and rhythm you don't fully get it on your first time through like you get burzum or darkthrone, there is more than 1 level in death metal, from the first listen it seems like more brutal riff based metal with some oddly paced stops, with each listen you get more pieces of the puzzle
Definitely not that
Listen to it more. I thought the same until it clicked
>>64714738
You start.
first for jiho
Fuck off.
*chiki cha*
artists you hope die soon
>>64713947
I didn't know Richard Gere made music
freaking deadmaose hes so disgusting looking
1) french composers>all other composers>>>>>>>>>>>>> german composers
2) intro to 20th century paved the way for crazy shit like Petrushka by Stravinsky and The Cave by Steve Reich
3) Ma mère l'Oye and 24 Preludes
>in before anything about Clair de Lune
This is also a classical/early romantic era hate thread.
Beethoven can go fuck himself
>>64712636
>Beethoven can go fuck himself
why? those piano sonatas are god tier. Much more riveting than a debussy or ravel piece piece imo
>>64712560
If German music is so bad then why was Debussy so profoundly influenced by Wagner? Hell, he was so influenced that it even over took his work at some point, and he had to recompose a part of Pelléas et Melisande because it was too similar to parts of Parsifal.
>"Incomparable and bewildering, splendid and strong. Parsifal is one of the loveliest monuments of sound ever raised to the serene glory of music."
>He was later to write to Ernest Chausson that he had deleted a scene he had just written for his own opera Pelléas et Melisande because he had discovered in the music for it 'the ghost of old Klingsor, alias R. Wagner'
>According to Pierre Louys, Debussy "did not see 'what anyone can do beyond Tristan.'"
>Debussy, like many young musicians of the time, responded positively to Richard Wagner's sensuousness, mastery of form, and striking harmonies.
One of Stravinsky's favorite composers and influences was Bach. He was also so influenced by Schoenberg that he started conforming to the twelve tone technique.
Reich also loved Bach and cited him as one of his biggest influences.
Your heroes can see how great German music is, why can't you?
exy 2bh
Resident Evil Momo Chronicles when
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>>64712427
*bleep* *bleep* I'm coming through hehe
ive been on /mu/ for 5 years and have never posted in these threads before. i feel like i've lived in a house for my whole life knowing that theres one room i never bothered to enter but wanted to some day. today is that day
this is my post, i will never come back again. bye
big up the nothern electronics meme man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAtbBheXyh0
What's /mu/'s opinion of Aesop Rock?
Do you think he just rambles about gibberish to pass it off as 'deep'
>>64712223
average 15-year-old's "deep" hip-hop rapper
That's about it honestly...
>>64712223
One of my favourite rappers. Listening to the impossible kid right now. My AOTY so far.
No, it has been shown so many fucking times that what he says has a point, but it is just layered with a bunch of references that no one normal person could possibly know. This is especially apparent in TIK, I think it is his most direct album thus far. Also same shit with Hail Mary Mallon.
cutie sexy~
get fucked earlyshitter
this is early thread delte
