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Lonely At the Top vaguely sounds like sex line shit and it makes me uncomfortable, even if it's supposed to trigger asmr.
Aside from that this is a pretty gr8 album. Opinions?
>>63810265
it's very good.
>>63810265
9.5/10, would be 10 without Lonely At The Top
>>63810265
Lonley at the top makes me v uncomfy
Aesop Rock Thread: Hyped For The New Album Edition
Here's Aesop over Pusha T's Untouchable instrumental:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRssz9LEGgQ
And for those who missed them, here are the first two singles of the upcoming album, The Impossible Kid.
>Blood Sandwich
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q5zNHNIewg
>Rings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5G9L0Xq3h8
So, who else here is hyped as fuck?
I'm going to see him in concert later this year! Can't wait!
Both those tracks are so good. He's one of the only rappers who has improved over the years instead of declined, even into his 40s.
Can't wait for The Impossible Kid, been listening to Skelethon and the two singles a bunch the last week. Gonna be so good
peaked at none shall pass imo, really like rings tho
Can anybody recommend me some current music that isn't "safe" sounding, just something that isn't necessarily innovative but something that isn't made under the guise of fulfilling some expected norm?
Pic related is a rock album but I'm not necessarily looking for just rock, for example artists of other "genres" like Oneohtrix Point Never and Death Grips (although they are more or less hip hop with a rock ethos) are examples of other artists that have intention of doing something other than what is the current norm of things (I get these are very closely related to a rock mentality but that isn't necessarily the point). Rock tends to be what would be the kind of thing that would be what I'm looking for with this thread, although current rock in itself has become overly safe as well (eg an over-prevalence of "bland indie rock/pop").
Off topic, but saw them live the other day, it was fucking amazing
See them if you get the chance
Anything on Keysound recordings
>>63810225
Word, would definitely enjoy that, you know if they are going to be on the east coast of the US any time soon?
>>63810234
I'll look them up, what are they like?
what are some genres that only old fucks like
like berlin school
switched on santa hahahaha
prog is for 60 and over only
adult contemporry
People who look like St. Vincent, so I can get over my obsession with her maybe
wow nobody has any pictures
i really don't see how that would help
you can't reason with an addict though
>>63810403
Could you at least try?
What does /mu/ think of Ray Charles?
Doesn't get enough credit as funny as it sounds
>>63809541
/mu/ won't talk about him since he's an ancient black musician from an era when blacks made music.
>>63809742
I think the problem is that he really didn't do anything important after 1965 and guys like James Brown kind of overtook him. While soul, funk, and disco were being molded, he was down in Nashville making novelty country songs.
Let's revive this shit niggaz
We're going to make a diss album and send it to Viper and his coward ass.
Pastebin (lots of dead links, I will update as we get new material):
http://pastebin.com/He662UsC
first for hornace
second for hornet
I can write lyrics.
If I get my new laptop this week, I'll make some meme rap beats
post GOAT jamaican music, mon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkuu0Lwb5EM
>>63809531
Baha Men is from The Bahamas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K0-2YN7UyM
I feel so ignorant when i come to /mu/ and realize my shit taste. I have like two or three favourite bands/artists that i listen to, but nothing else. How can i improve my taste ?
Who are those artists?
>>63809298
use lastfm and listen to recommended artists, also read about the history and influences of the genres you like and listen to the related bands that you don't know
Listen to some essential albums to start exploring new genres. There's nothing wrong with liking shit bands as only as you have explored more music and don't just listen to the same 3 artists thinking they're the best without ever hearing anything else
>God Tier
Asia, Africa
>Great Tier
Europe
>Good Tier
South America
>Bad Tier
North America
>Shit Tier
Australia
Europe is pretty much the uncontested GOAT op
t.American
>God Tier
Sweden
>Great Tier
Rest of Scandinavia
>Good Tier
Asia
>Bad Tier
North America
>Shit Tier
The rest of the world
/thread and whatever. This is the objective truth, so no one else has to reply to this shit thread.
>>63809250
>Asia and Africa
>God tier
>Australia
>Continent
>song has a happy melody
>but sad lyrics
these are always the saddest FUCK
>>63809031
Examples?
>those melodies that reach towards happiness, but always fall just short of it in their yearning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H9-idXcXP4
>>63809145
itaots
What is the amber street lights of music?
Serious question. I want music that evokes that dingy orange glow at night.
>>63808891
enjoy it while you can they will all be LED soon
Album of the year so far?
TLOP 2bh
>>63808873
inb4 the morons from /r9k/ that go here start flame bombing the thread and yell SJW just because the album cover is a boy in a dress.
>>63808895
Dont get me wrong I like TLOP, but theres just so much that could have been cut from that album
Give me a good reason why this untalented boyband was great in any way.
The fact that so many books still name the Beatles as "the greatest or most significant or most influential" rock band ever only tells you how far rock music still is from becoming a serious art. Jazz critics have long recognized that the greatest jazz musicians of all times are Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, who were not the most famous or richest or best sellers of their times, let alone of all times. Classical critics rank the highly controversial Beethoven over classical musicians who were highly popular in courts around Europe. Rock critics are still blinded by commercial success. The Beatles sold more than anyone else (not true, by the way), therefore they must have been the greatest. Jazz critics grow up listening to a lot of jazz music of the past, classical critics grow up listening to a lot of classical music of the past. Rock critics are often totally ignorant of the rock music of the past, they barely know the best sellers. No wonder they will think that the Beatles did anything worthy of being saved.
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>>63808616
Number of albums put out in a specific time frame.
>inb4 all these puss fags who don't get it whine about how it's "opinion"
No u
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