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first for gay love
>>64185817
2nd for the bendaz
https://youtu.be/OCZAi3mFV_0
sup neeks
Life during wartime is the best talking heads song
Born under punches is the best Talking Heads song
>>64185753
That live version really is something
>>64185753
Yes
Best way to get into shoegaze? I find the genre really intriguing
Also, is this chart (pic related) accurate?
>>64185509
thats a pretty good chart family. I thought it might be outdated but I didn't even realize pinkshinyultrablast was on their.
>>64185509
have a better chart
Listen to Loveless/Isn't Anything, the Slowdove debut album, and that first Rode album. That's fucking it. Everything else in the genre is painfully mediocre at best.
Enough with the negativity. Let's discuss Grimes positively.
>On a scale from 0 to 10 how much do you like her?
>How did you discover her and when?
>Favorite songs?
>Rank her albums
>Do you like her voice?
>Did you see her live? Or do you plan to?
goblin
goblin/10
>>64185145
That is not a positive thing. B-E-H-A-V-E.
Best album ever
a true patrician's favorite album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_jWHffIx5E
SOME...
"bad" music is better than mediocre uncreative music
Biggest music news of 2016?
Bowie dying, not this trivial shit.
People honestly give a shit about their reviews?
Why? I mean I dont necessarily have a problem with this but I dont understand the point?
I have been alive since the beginning of time and have listened to every single album ever concieved. I hereby declare that Floral Shoppe is objectively GOAT. Any argument against my point is futile.
So, vektroid. Are you like some nu-gender?
>>64184913
Not even the best of its genre
>>64184913
>Floral Shoppe
You obviously haven't heard deakin yet.
What's their best song?
>>64184858
looking out my back door
>>64184858
That one in call of duty.
born on the bayou
>The Hotelier is coming nearby this summer
>Look up who else is on the ticket
>Loone, pic related
>Currently an all trans and genderqueer four-piece, Loone grew out of several years of Noel'le Longhaul's solo work as a home recording artist. Loone is able to exist as a performance project through the assistance of Nick Berger, Alyssa Kai, and Ruby Vespertillo after the construction of an expansive and diverse series of recordings of many tiny thoughts. Loone in its current formation presents a itself as a funnel of many years of stored and catalogued energies and movements.
so there's no way I will enjoy this or the people there right?
>>64184806
omg this person is so cute
>>64185153
I don't mind them but its gonna be in philly and I'm thinking this group would attract a shit ton of people that will make my time unenjoyable. any experience?
>>64185264
a little advice
grow up
Americans BTFO.
>>64184769
>NME
>they exclusively asked football hooligans in their 40s and 18 year old British kids who wear denim jackets with badges on them
>oasis has 10 songs in the list
Gee, I wonder who could be behind this
>10 oasis
>8 Arctic Monkeys
>13 Blur
why is NME the most predictable music publication
There are none, metal is a meme genre
angry edition
slug is pretty
Post a fancam want to do something...
deleter thread
also slug is pretty
Give me the loudest and nosiest shoegaze albums you know of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko-NnXo9Jys
>>64184389
This makes all other attempts at noisegaze pointless as far as I'm concerned. Only Loveless comes close
>song is longer than 6 seconds
>song is shorter than six years
never post on /mu/ again you fucking mongoloid
>>64184329
are there any examples of this? genuinely cant think of any!!
/mu/, post what kind of music you were into when you was 10 / 12 / 15 / 18 / 21 / 25 ...
OP START:
>10
nothing in special, but i was a little into Gorillaz and Rolling Stones
>12
i start to like metal, metallica, megadeth, iron maiden. Nothing too heavy, just those classical metal bands
>15
start to get into extreme metal and black metal: sodom, bathory, death, burzum, pantera, sepultura were my fav
>18
start to open my mind to musical and spending more time in /mu/. Start to really get into prog rock, like the moody blues, the doors, yes, rush genesis and others
>21
it's my age now, i still like metal and prog rock. I'm getting into stoner rock, jazz and experimental music
>>64184278
>9
Almost exclusively Greenday
>13
Almost exclusively Neutral Milk Hotel
>15
NMH and Built to Spill were my favorites, but I tried to open myself up to more music. I had a phase where I was really into Japanese Blackgaze.
>17
Built to Spill and Pavement made up the majority of what was in my rotation, so I looked to friends and other classmates to recommend me things. The only rec I got that I kinda liked was Death Grips, but they were never something I was extremely invested in. Started listening to Guided by Voices around this time, too.
>18
I got really into GBV. Made it a thing to listen to all of their albums, which was big for me at the time because I didn't listen to a lot of music.
>19
Made it a point to listen to everything was recommended to me on /mu/ but the only bands I've been recommended and loved so far were Can and Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, and I still don't exactly have those bands in my rotation. Guided by Voices is still my favorite.
>>64184278
>10
Red Hot Chili Peppers almost exclusively
>12/13
Disturbed, System of a Down, Gorillaz
>15
whatever hip hop was popular (Eminem, Tyler the Creator, Kanye) still loved gorillaz
>18
Animal Collective, Pavement, MF Doom
>20 (current)
Gang Gang Dance is my favorite band rn
>10
Oasis, Blur, Pink Floyd, The Doors, Stones
>13
Ramones, NOFX, Bad Religion, Dead Kennedys
>15
The Strokes, QOTSA, Muse, Stone Roses, Kasabian, Arcade Fire
>17
Radiohead, GY!BE, Massive Attack, Porcupine Tree, AnCo, Death Cab
>20
Spiritualized, Steven Wilson, Panda Bear, The Mars Volta
