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Chart thread
Post your chart, and which album you're least happy about being on there.
Rec/rate/hate too if you want
Curate a discussion please
>I'm least happy about having two of the same VU albums, fuck spotify
I'm happy with all these albums; nothing there I didn't like
>>64635663
definitely checking out that Harlem record
No idea how Pope Francis got here
>>64635889
we have very little if at all overlap in taste. How do I get into youcore?
Who is your favorite John/Jhonn/Jon/Johnny?
>>64635538
greenwood
>>64635538
Yoni Wolf
>>64635538
My ex-hippie geography teacher got me into Dr John, was a total bro.
Who's the guy in the middle?
also Elton john
What am I in for?
Cozy humble feels
Sad but gay Jesus
>>64635462
Soft warm feels.
An amazing album and one of my top 5.
Are all Death Grips fans like this? What are Death Grips fans like?
Who gives a fuck
literally whats wrong with this guy
stop man
>>64635445
this kid is cringey as fuck
im a new kid in reference to stoner/desert rock
i am, however, loving it. i want to know what the best in the genre is. any recommendations or sharing would be immensely appreciated.
also, i was told kyuss essentially was the start of desert rock in general, & by extension a massive influence on stoner rock. is that true? is there anything thats TRULY desert rock that didnt start with them? if i sound ignorant, i am. im not trying to bait, im curious.
did they get better as Queens Of The Stone Age, or worse? where do i go from here? i like kyuss' more open, twangy, tracks, like Space Cadet. are there bands that carried more of that specifically?
teach me your ways
QOTSA is a great band and there's lots of debate over which albums are better but it's generally agreed that they don't have any "bad" albums
beloved bands include
>Electric Wizard
>Sleep
>Melvins (sometimes)
>Clutch
>The Atomic Bitchwax
>Boris
>Fu Manchu
>Monster Magnet
>Paranoid through Vol. 4-era Black Sabbath
have fun
>>64635368
thanks man. im getting that impression about them. how big am influence were they, do you think? did they change anything or were they just going with the flow?
>>64635493
they were one of the original desert rock bands for sure, Josh Homme was pioneering heavyness by playing guitars in drop C tuning through bass amps
BASED
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http://thirdworlds.net/files/bottomless-pit-stems.zip
kurwa
fuck the website received the hug of death
anyone got the download?
>>64635390
this, please someone post
have to take a shit really bad, but my brother and his friends are in the room right next to the bathroom and i feel like it will be a loud and smelly shit
music for this feel
>>64635357
is this chart a joke that i was never in on? those haino and menche records are not harsh at all
>>64635162
what's the problem? do they not shit?
Music is shit
/thread
>>64634847
>music is shit
Then it's not 1967 desu
>>64634847
When was anything other than classical and jazz not shit?
This is the album Jamie XX wanted In Colour to be
Shit is fantastic desu senpai
>>64634766
what is it?
>>64636236
Kaytranada - 99.9%
use google image search next time
Link?? Senpai?
>blep bloop zip zoop zip bloop zaap zoop blip bleep blop zip
>EVERYTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
>EVERYTHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
>zip bloop zap zoop blap bloop
>IN IT'S RIIIIIIIIIGHT PLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE
>IN IT'S RIIIIIIIIIGHT PLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACE
>
>
>hailed as a masterpiece
It's their best intro song.
ok kid
>Thom: I USED TO RULEEEEEE THE W-
>Jonny: No Thom, we already stole that song with 'Burn The Witch' remember? Try something else.
>Thom: *plays Clocks piano riff (poorly)*
>Jonny: That's another Coldplay song Thom, we need to look elsewhere for inspiration.
>Thom: Oh, I thought it was David Guetta. Okay I'll think of something.
>Chris: Hey guys what's up? Heard you playing my stuff.
>Thom: W-what are you talking about? I would never play your garbage!
>Chris: Don't worry Thom, I'm happy for you to keep biting my style, your hapless appropriations of Bjork and Pixies were never anything special anyway, but you make a hell of a Twilight soundtrack.
>Thom: Wow, thanks Chris, I've never admitted this but I've always looked up to you man. Can we make a collaborative album?
>Chris: What? Sorry I wasn't listening, anyway I've got to go make another platinum album, see ya mate.
>Kanye: Don't worry Thom, I still love your music and it definitely isn't a meme. The Eraser is amazing!!
>Thom: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
>The class stands up and claps for me
I can't believe I almost read the whole thing
>bjork and pixies
yikes someone has never listened to radiohead. or bjork or pixies
>>64634533
Proper lolling. Stolen and saved for pasta purposes.
when will people accept that metal is the best genre?
> all band members have great technical musical ability unlike rap and pop artists
> requires classical compositional skills unlike rock, jazz, and punk
> typically has incredibly emotional and intellectual lyrics that really make you think
so in conclusion metal is objectively the highest form of musical art
agreed
Metal is great, but it's hopelessly stuck in the past...
Literally the only subculture, where 70-80%of a fesitvals line up are made up of 80s bands.
>>64634455
You bait stinks.
>he doesn't use Google Play music
Why wouldn't you want to be able to access your library no matter what device you're on? I can understand just hosting the files yourself but I can almost guarantee that most of /mu/ doesn't do that.
>>64634396
Thank you Rajeet, 20 Google Store Points have been deposited to your account.
>>64634704
kek
>>64634396
the app is ugly as fuck on iOS
Spotify is better looking. I put my own music in my Music app through iTunes because I have 64gb phone.
Anyone who's stupid enough to buy a 16gb iPhone in 2016 should be ashamed.
I'm poor and have a budget of 100 dollars for a (preferably) over-ear set of headphones. Any recommendations?
Get as many of the cheapest earbuds you can find. That way when they inevitably break you have backups.
Forgot to write that I'd prefer some that don't leak sound.
>>64634365
Look up the hifimans on mass drop currently
99$, fully open, normally 300$.
If you don't like open back headphones/semi open, sorry, that's the only type I own so I can't really personally recommend others.
Had Mercury Rev permanently disbanded after Boces, would they have been remembered as the greatest rock band of all time?
No because we wouldn't have Deserter's and there are at least 3 dozen better bands that have existed.
>>64634381
Deserter's Songs is hugely overrated, and I'm not just saying this because it had lush production and strings. I think that the Soft Bulletin is by far the best thing the Flaming Lips ever did, but they were more of a pop band than Mercury Rev were, so that style fit them. The element of madness that David Baker brought to Mercury Rev paired with Jonathan Donahue's more whimsical tone created a unique contrast which is part of what made early Mercury Rev one of the greatest bands of all time. Combining chaotic sonic attacks with soft, dreamy tones was crucial to their greatness. The band that existed following David Baker's departure was good, but it was nowhere near as amazing as what they had on those first two albums. Unfortunately, Mercury Rev never got to do the great things they would have done had the original lineup been able to hold together, so Boces remains their highest accomplishment.
>>64634338
Probably not, Piero.
