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>baroque, progressive electronic revival, field recording, free improv and EAI/onkyo/noise
where do I go next /mu/? I feel like I reached the apex of music.... HELP!
New Complexity
>>63901360
Can you rec me a starting point?
Someone recc'd me this before but I never found something to start with.
>>63901350
Listen to city pop
It will take nearer to God's light
Albums that will corrupt my soul and give me a legitimate psychotic mental breakdown
John Duncan - Blind Date
Fucks a corpse in mejico then gets a vasectomy after on tape
The Money Store
>>63901354
wait what the fuck?
Bands like this, assuming they exist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6XG_20xqo0
>>63901261
The Sound of Animals Fighting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgXx558cZhU
>>63901937
bump for more like this
any cool non-classical music from Russia/Ukraine/Belarus?
Check our Bravo! and Kino, 2 of the best Russian bands to ever have existed. There's also DDT, very rock n roll inspired.
>>63901216
Egor Letov is GOAT
>>63901270
damn
kino is fuckin great
ddt sucks tho
Who here /misses pop punk/ this new trend of Indie rock and Indie folk is just as talentless, chart topping and unoriginal. So since both are just pop music and not in any way artistic, why not just go back to the one that's actually fun?
>>63901209
>new trend
>>63901209
>pop punk isn't talentless, chart topping and unoriginal
The difference between Indie and pop punk is that one was actually good at one point
/mu/ opinion about Suicidal Tendencies?
Any ST fans here?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoF_a0-7xVQ&nohtml5=False
>>63901195
i like them. how would i laugh tomorrow is one of my favorite songs. ever.
>>63901195
Ice-T and Body Count did that song too. Kind of.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9jXnZS3ouU
>>63901228
>how would i laugh tomorrow
Yes, and i like both versions they did.
Rate This Lineup
>>63901076
LOL-tier
It would be fun to go to drunk as fuck
>>63901076
Call that a festival? It doesn't even have Grimes! Pah!
>>63901076
Mutemath is the only good artist on that list
Also this is like one of three summer festivals without LCD Soundsystem
chart thread ^__^
have respect for others and be a cool person
>>63901051
Stop telling me what to do mom I'm not a kid anymore
>>63901051
+bones, candy claws
Cool chart.
Not sure about recs tho. Women?
hello
how's it going?
I'll start.
Post-Punk.
>>63900972
What meme?
>>63900895
Rock, Jazz, Hip-Hop
Post your favorite washed-up musicians
why does he look like a retarded baby
>>63900939
That's pop punk
>>63900858
which one of those three is the victim, limit it to one guy so i wont get confused
ITT: underrated artists
>>63900847
>literally has his own festival named after him
Granted that festival sucks, but I don't think Ozzy is underrated by any stretch of the imagination.
Dan Deacon
Teebs
Washed Out
Towa Tei
Thomas Fehlmann
Daedelus
Kangding Ray
Hot Chip
Goldfrapp
Pogo
/pozeur/ general.
What is your favorite pozercore album?
>>63900785
End yourself Montie
>>63900785
teeth and gums
>>63900785
Yes - Fragile
Does Deathgrips have a gospel song? I need some easy listening.. the yelling and screaming gets boring after a while.
>>63900702
Why not listen to actual gospel instead?
>>63900714
Because I want you to think I am cool.
>>63900738
You fucked that right up then.
Welcome to the weekly /mu/ jazz Blindfold Test thread. Every Friday and Saturday.
If you're new, the point of these threads is to have fun and encourage critical listening, discussion, and general enjoyment of jazz. All critical music listeners are welcome. The more participation we have, the more fun and successful these threads will be. In the interest of keeping the thread alive and bumped, any general jazz discussion is welcomed here as well.
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memejazz
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1. This sounds like a typical 50’s Sonny Rollins type of tune. Or Dexter Gordon. It’s nothing really all that memorable but the tenor solo is pretty nice and the rhythm section can swing. 3.5 stars.
2. Free jazz. I’d actually like to hear more of this kind of thing on the blindfold tests. It reminds me of Cecil Taylor. I actually have a little bit of trouble following this though. It just seems all over the place. I’d rather hear some melody in there somewhere rather than just straight noise. 3 stars.
3. This is cool. I like the piano solo a lot. It sounds like someone who has listened to some Monk. Maybe Herbie Hancock. I didn’t think the other solos lived up to the piano solo. But still a pretty cool piece. 3.5 stars for the song as a whole, 4.5 stars for the piano solo.
4. This sounds like a very old big band recording. But it doesn’t sound like anything I’ve heard from Ellington or Basie which makes up most of the older big band music that I have heard. The solos are nice, especially the sax solo and the guitar solo. Having a guitar solo seems unusual for a recording this old though. 3.5 stars.
5. I thought I wasn’t really going to like this one at first but it turned out pretty good. The bass playing is very nice here. The vibraphone solo was really great and I had fun following it up and down the instrument. The only vibraphone player I’ve listened to very much is Bobby Hutcherson but this sounded too gentle to be him. The piano solo was great too. 4 stars.
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