Archived threads in /mu/ - Music - 1757. page
- Home
- Board: /mu/ - Music
- Reading: Archived threads in /mu/ - Music - 1757. page
Probably because Merzbow is also a rock musician, and his noise music is heavily influenced by rock music.
"Classical" is the least accurate description there.
>>64284494
Merzbow is actually really heavily influenced by rock music
Classical is the one that shouldn't be here
>>64284524
>>64284547
OP BTFO
Best anco album ever?
One of the cool things about anco is that each person can have valid reasons for each album being their favorite. for me it's probably feels tho
thats not Feels
I think it actually is desu the transitions are too perfect
uh oh
>>64284395
What is the third from left on the third row?
>>64284520
tunrida - astral majesty
>>64284395
bubble my jug :o
How do you find new music to listen to?
I've my own methods, which I won't reveal. I ask through pure curiosity, and in the hopes that perhaps it'll give me some insight into the rather homogeneous tastes on this board.
A lot of RYM genre trawling, getting recs from collage threads, etc
I use spotify's discover weekly playlist
>>64284339
Interesting.
Again out of curiosity, what did last week's discover playlist consist of?
Has this week's playlist been released yet?
Discuss Shoegaze, Dream Pop, Blackgaze and everything similar that your dirty mind can think of
any recs for any shoegazy-post hardcore stuff? or progressive shoegaze would be cool too.
Just starting to get into Shoegaze. Where do I start? (Apart from Ride, MBV and Slowdive)
How do you guys like Dream Suicides?
Listen here: https://dreamsuicides.bandcamp.com/track/its-better-not-to-say-anything-2
You know he's about to drop AOTY right?
>>64284244
in speaking of the hiphop world yes, easily
One Dance alone is better than TLOP and UU
leak when?
What the fuck is this SHIT ?
Trout mask replica
>>64284091
meme music post-2010
music
What kind of music do MGTOW listen to?
>>64284030
Tool
The Mars Volta
Led Zeppelin
Swans
>>64284030
metal
>its another vinyl collector has the safest, most boring drone taste thread
Why is this even a thing? I'm yet to find a vinyl collector online who doesn't have drone taste.
>>64284028
what's his name again?
>>64284041
Furious Pepe
>>64284028
What defines drone taste to you?
Fuck, kill, marry?
Fuck Deak
Kill Geologist
Marry Avey and Panda
>>64284002
No it's
Fuck Geologist
Kill Deak
Marry Avey and Panda
>tfw preparing for a date and hosting a party soon after
What albums are there for this terrific feel?
Whatever is on top 40, normie.
Looks like you won't be needing us anymore
Go away
thoughts on this album? i am listening to it right now.
>>64283620
It's okay plastic beach is better
>>64283620
>EdgeDaApbum
Gorillaz > Demon Days > Plastic Beach > rest are bad
>dislike hip hop
>they think you hate black music/people
>dislike hip hop
>they call you whitewash
>dislike black people
>they think you dislike hip hop
>>64283665
This sums up /mu/ fairly well.
wow he was so humble
There's nothing wrong with being arrogant
>>64283457
that's not a quote though
>>64283483
T. Kanye fan
Any experienced drummers here?
My bag got stolen last week and I had all my notes with drumming exercises and sheets in there so I'm trying to take this as an opportunity and maybe create a whole new practice routine.
I work from home where I practice on a pad for like 6-8 hours a day and I go to practice on my kit in the evenings, usually 3-4 hours and I'm thinking everything would be much more efficient with a stable set of organized exercises.
For reference I've been practicing Stick Control, mostly the first few pages, trying to reach 125 bpm on each exercise, currently fluent and comfortable at 105. And just random rudiments and mixing them up.
On kit I used to mess around but recently I started doing sheet transcripts of songs and learning covers, plus I've been going through Carmine Appice's Realistic Rock book. Everything with a metronome, of course. Any advice is welcome, I'm still horribly bad, been playing for maybe a year now.
Also drummers' thread general? I've never seen one here, honestly.
What type of music are you learning/playing?
Been playing for about 3 years now, never actually bothered to learn about rudiments besides the real basic ones, and I haven't really read much books. My advice would probably be to sometimes go off the books and just play along with some music that you like. Don't worry about whether you are getting the slight individual fills in the right order, etc. just try and get into the groove, because not only is it good practice but you'll have some fun along with it.
>>64283637
>3 years
>experienced
>>64283409
Sounds like what you're doing right now is pretty good, >>64283637 is totally right about just playing along with stuff you like but I'd definitely say stick with rudiments, they just make constructing fills a lot easier. If you have time for it one of the best things to do is play with other musicians as much as possible, a drummer can be as fancy as they like but in the end the most important thing is knowing how to fit into a groove.
