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Tommy Yorck
tomble yolk
Thomas Yöggy
>>64048090
What is this?
Back then:
>tons of genius classical composers used their love for God to inspire their creativity and desire to make great art
>hundreds of musical masterpieces were made in honor of the church/liturgy, Christian events and holidays and important figures of Christian history etc.
>Christianity and great music went hand and hand, the religion and the music were respected and we were given thousands of years of amazing music that still hasn't been matched in modern times
But now:
>popular music happened, and gave birth to toxic anti-establishment culture, with most popular music musicians rebelling against religion and attempting to break all the "rules" of music
>popular music "artists" believe that in order to make art, you have to go against musical conventions, however the great classical music composers knew that artful music wasn't about breaking rules, it was about taking ideas and seeing how far they could push them
>now in popular culture Christianity is mostly represented by country music, a joke of a genre
>as a matter of fact, all forms of popular music have been basic and uninteresting compared to the compositions of classical composers
Popular music was the worst thing to happen to music.
But now:
>Aaron Ellis uses his love for God to inspire his creativity and desire to make great art
>hundreds of musical masterpieces were made in honor of the Most High
>True religion and great music going hand in hand, the Bible and the music are respected and given years of amazing music that still hasn't been matched by contemporaries
FTFY
>>64046948
Christian music still exists, all the good Christian artists are nazis is all
>>64046948
christian music became about god only
bach was also making music for services on the reg
you don't know what you're talking about
good morning family
what are you currently listening to?
im listening to The 1975's new album, why are they so against being labeled as pop? They are pop.
I'm not sure what I should listen to rn
any ideas
>>64046940
>why are they so against being labeled as pop?
Healy thinks he's too good to make pop.
>>64046972
whats so bad about pop idgi, if anything it makes them more marketable
5x5 thread, last 7 days
Rate, rec and guess stuff
>>64046699
+David Bowie, ween, aphex twin, talking heads, rush, melody's echoe chamber
>>64046759
+Kanye, drones, Madvillian, neu!, Radiohead, gza, King Crimson,
>tfw can rarely rec people in chart threads because i know nothing about the music they listen to
chart thread ^__^
recommend new music to your music-listening friends here on /mu/
>>64046633
u should try moeni and kitchi
>>64046633
RIP Shitsters
http://www.whathifi.com/news/48-people-who-buy-vinyl-dont-listen-to-records
When is this bubble finally going to pop?
What does it matter?
>>64046612
Why does it matter what they're doing with their records?
As long as they keep the industry afloat it's good enough for me
Is it any different to the people on here who hoard digital files and never listen to them (and probably never will because of how much they have?)
What the fuck is his problem?
This guy is from Oasis, right?
>>64046542
plastic bitches
his dad was ashamed of him for being gay.
oh man I sure love reverb
Yeah I love that album
Post music collection and how many gigabytes it is. It is a few GB, r-right??
>>64046423
how do u mak ur music bee like dis?
150gb
>>64046448
Post collection and size then I'll tell you :^)
ITT: songs that remind you that you lost the only good part of yourself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTc--0sZbrE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7LXXSOrYoU
i´m having a pure sadness mix on today while trying to figure out why people think i´m not social enough and what´s stopping me from getting the job. it´s been emotionally heavy day, i feel like a loser. what im today is not what i were 10 years ago by any means.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq34Zy0s1mA
https://youtu.be/d-RMRtQ4BVE
One of my personal favourites
Are they the Stone Roses of our generation?
No. The Stone Roses were a band based on the technical skill of John Squire, Mani and Reni, and how they could jam while writing poppy songs. There is literally no jamming in a tame impala recording bc you can't jam by yourself.
>>64046346
B T F O
>>64046346
>technical skill
You're setting the bar awfully low if you think jamming off 2 chords or a simple bass vamp requires a great deal of technical skill. At least with the facility The Stone Roses did it with.
30 second track previews are up
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01E0ZPC7Q
Is it just me or all the previews suggest that the album will be exceptionally gentle and "user friendly" for Swans?
>>64046274
I mean, Gira did say it was going to be a softer album so
>>64046274
I think you lost perspective of what is considered "user friendly.
That said, this sounds like angels of light, but its too early to judge
>Albums that you like that always start a fight on /mu/
>>64046172
kek
sticky fingers suck balls man
what are the four elemental genres of modern music, of which all genres and subgenres are made up of some combination?
Blues
Traditional music
Art music
Give me one more guys
>>64046118
Thank you for this.
Lots of people have a favourite verse in hip-hop, but what's your favourite verse in rock?
I'm gonna go with the 2nd verse of Stereo by Pavement
NOW I WANNA BE A GOOD BOY
I DON'T WANNA BE BAD
NOW I WANNA RUN AWAY FROM HOME
NOW I WANNA BE ON MY OWN
second verse of My Back Pages
9th verse of Stuck Inside of Mobile
