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tru
not really
it's better, but 20 years later, loveless has clearly had a more significant influence on rock music as a whole
another thread about this album?
Robert Johnson
Myth or meme?
>>64220092
when will he be on some sort of american currency?
>>64220092
legend
>>64220107
yeah
There are plenty of black legends that come to mind and Harriet Tubman isn't one of them.
someone knows the name of this song?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BCtp0VfoY64/
i can't understand what they are saying
he clearly says "here come that bullshit" which leads you to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_J7kEhY9sM
start at 2:40 for your moment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHW2RRv4aBE
>>64220091
Nigga I think a thank you is in order.
Why is MPP AnCo's most popular album when their previous four are so much better?
GUHHH FANBOY CHUMCHUM
it was their most accesible to the date, proto-future aesthetic, my girls video is cool
>>64220082
Plus I think it was in some movie soundtracks.
Does anyone on /mu/ uniorinically like Limp Bizkit?
>>64220015
wow, Fred looks like a completely different person with a beard
Not on /mu/ In life though, yes. Guy at my work blasts rollin when he's cruising to and from
>>64220015
They are okay I guess. Not bad for someone with a member who used to work with Redhat.
ITT /mu/mor
post funnions
KEEP POSTING DEVO
why have they not come close to making an album as good as their debut?
except they have like twice
>>64219900
this
Angles and Comedown Machine are both better than Is This It.
>>64219900
which two?
room on fire was just a more boring rehash of is this it and angles only has one decent track on the whole album.
Which is better?
>>64219832
sung tongs imo
velvet
VU&N>AYE>Sgt Pepper's>FC
>Grizzly Bear
>Panda Bear
>Gold Panda
>Panda
>Avey Tare and Panda Bear
>Fan Boy and Chum Chum
>Weezer
>Ween
>Wheatus
>Cannibal Corpse
ITT: Pictures that are literally OOZING with musical talent
/mu/ makes a shoegaze album pt. 2
let's do it
previous thread: >>64204053
>dubs get track names
So far:
Artist: kek
Album: Artist confirmed as "kek" great job guys
Tracks:
1. Next Fifteen Duvs (Decide Song Names)
2. L M A O (http://picosong.com/KFw5)
3. Nice song title man (http://picosong.com/KFwD/)
4. This thread is a mistake
5. omg rolling for this
6. 4 this
7. Garageband is crashing, fuck
8. Memes
9. idunnoman
Shoegazing Oasis (ft. Montie)
just let us claim, there clearly isn't much interest
>>64219777
go ahead
Pink Floyd 1966-1972:
>God-tier experimental music that pushed the boundaries of rock into unfamiliar territories that were yet to be explored at the time and are yet to be explored again.
Pink Floyd 1973-onwards:
>Shitty mom rock that is no different than stuff put out by bands like Foreigner, Journey, and REO Speedwagon.
What gives? Why is this shit so popular?
you're a fucking retard
>>64219715
Pink Floyd wrote Dark Side of the Moon in 1972 you retarded sperglord
>>64219715
DYING OF CANCER AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAa
420 Edition
What are your favorite jazz albums to listen to while high?
Don't smoke? That's cool too. What's the best jazz album you've listened to in the past week?
Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good is delightful with a bit of the old devil's lettuce
actual guy who knows about jazz reporting in, so take heed unless you wanna be a Sun Ra the list goes on pleb or a JTG art blakey bullshit regurgitator or god forbid something even worse
John Coltrane - Ole Coltrane
Charlie Haden - Art of the Song
Cuong Vu - Leaps of Faith
Eyvind Kang - Virginal Co-ordinates
Miles Davis - Tribute to Jack Johnson
John Zorn - Sonny Clark Memorial Quartet
Chico Hamilton - the Dealer
Charles Lloyd - Forest Flower
all four Gateway trio albums
Stanley Cowell - Illusion Suite
Dave Holland - Prism
all on the side that goes good with weed, but also all great sober, enjoy and don't stay satisfied with plebhood
local jazz festival got underway today, so some quick impressions (I'm seeing Potter at about the time stuff is revealed, so I assume this will fit well)
set #1:
The Robert Glasper Experiment
Yeah, I would have preferred to get Glasper's trio instead of the boring r&b Experience (with no cool guest vocals), but what do you do... Also the mixing was not doing anyone any favors - the dude doing autotune/vocoder/whatever -vocals all the time was mixed way too low for vocals and way high for all the knob turning effects.
I heard afterwards that this was the first gig with a new random sound dude that was even not Robert Glasper Experiment's regular European sound guy but his random friend, so we got pretty much shit sound.
The autotune/vocoder vocals were way too low and Robert's electric keyboards just echoed too much and almost nothing sounded good to me, so a complete shit show in terms of mixing.
However, MARK COLENBURG on drums was 120% awesome and an incredible sight to behold - even during Glasper's keyboard solo's I noticed myself being totally fixated on Colenburg's drum work - incredible drum talent able to fuse machine like beats with real personality.
So fuck everyone else involved just to make sure and put a check mark for Mark Colenburg for being an incredible modern drummer.
>THIS SHIT IS BANANAS
>B-A-N-A-N-A-S
what did she mean by this?
>>64219601
sung tongs imo
succ
FAN BOY
I like this album :)
