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Need study music, a compilation or maybe a double disc album, I usually use Meddle but its too short even with echoes
>>63802799
I liked the latest Telepath album for studying. Also anything by Gas, preferably Pop or Koenigsforst
Listen to krsutrock/progressive electronic records, they are great for studying. Recommended artists: Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Popol Vuh, Terry Riley, Cluster, Ashra, Manuel Göttsching.
>>63802876
*krautrock
>riff
>same riff one string higher
Or even worse
>riff
>same riff one half note higher
>>63802698
>>63802729
i like that if the riff is good
>>63802764
this desu it's a rock and roll classic (the string one, the half-step one seems terrible)
Why is this album so underrated?
It's the most perfect album I've ever heard yet it's barely mentioned on this god-forsaken music board.
>inb4 "hurr durr it's only a subjective 10/10."
If more people had listened to it, it would overtake ITAOTS as this board's favorite album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdELzBV9pyo
>>63802685
People talk about this album a lot on this board, it's about a 9/10 for me but more people on this board have heard Pet Sounds - a better album.
Oh and this board is not a hivemind
>>63802685
I don't think it's underrated. I think it is generally considered part of the "greatest of all time" dadcore lists.
It's a classic, I think most of us know about it and many love it. I do anyway.
>>63802706
I haven't been able to get into Pet Sounds, I'm afraid it's just not my style. Yet I liked Forever Changes right away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5MP5NqdXXg
Tbqh, this gnip gnop make me feel retarded
>>63802878
i was thinking that too
>>63802631
Is there a yt link for gnip gnop
ITT: God-tier jazz albums that you've never seen posted on /mu/ before
If you've posted it somewhere before but never seen anybody else post it that's cool too.
Underrated but not never seen.
Also guys Gato Barbieri died recently :(
>tfw the only jazz albums I've heard are the ones that are popular on /mu/
>>63802611
Hey OP share that with us
I can't find good vegan punk bands
>>63802454
why the fuck would you want to
>>63802454
captain sensible,
gbh,
most everything from crass records.
mob 47
alot of uk82 punk
concrete sox
>>63802626
Are you interested in the diets of punk bands? Also Rise Against and Against Me I think
Unironically Think this is their best album followed by HCTI and STGSTV
>>63802304
Interesting ranking, could you explain why?
>>63802325
I like the songwriting first of all, lots of catchy melodies fun choruses and the whole album has a really loud and energetic sound. The transitional pieces were a really nice touch as well, gave the album a cohesive sound that you don't really get in other AnCo albums.
I know a lot of people hate the supposedly muddy production but I really love it. So many different sounds all at once all working together to make really catchy pop songs IMO.
The only weak track is Pulleys, just feels a little lackluster compared to the rest but luckily it's pretty short so no big deal.
It just clicks for me, I think AnCo is at their best when they make catchy pop songs using vague and "weird" techniques or being really noisy and abrasive
>>63802433
What did you think of MPP and Painting With
Experimental rap/Noise rap/Alternative rap/indie rap/nu-hop/psychedlic rap/conscious rap/backpack rap, etc. general, Charles Hamilton is (probably) the GOAT edition.
Basically any rap music that pushed the genre forward, average rappers go elsewhere.
I didn't like most of the album but I always liked Crescent Moon and the Shake Your Bones is fucking great.
Kill The Vultures -- Shake Your Bones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRnYMOkKFfs
Another great track from last year that pushes the genre. This is what I imagined rap being like in the future when I was a young teen. Myka 9 is hit or miss to me but one cannot deny that he's always pushing the boundaries of the genre.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_YW5O6CTn8
>Charles Hamilton - At Most I'm Just...
Probably one of my top 5 experimental mixtapes.
Basically a Charles Hamilton mixtape with nothing but Incubus samples. Some really great musical moments, lyricism and imagery.
rank the velvet underground, here is my ranking. (squeeze does't even fucking count m8)
Selftitled is my favorite by them, then loaded, it's a close tie between nico and white light/white heat but I would problaby put nico ahead. They're all great albums though, with exeption of squeeze.
>>63802001
Is squeeze any good? I know it doesn't have Lou, but if you ignore the Velvet Underground title, how is it?
>>63802295
Hot garbage
Do you ever just feel torture by being alive? So many things you want people to understand, but they don't, engrossed by the complete meaninglessness of life, the suffering of loneliness and pain of enduring it all, but everyone seems to think that it's all an ironic joke, like a record spinning inside their head that's on a half in vinyl record that just says the same meme over and over again and repeats over and over again. I remember the first time I felt this way, it was some time in early elementary school, I started to wonder if I had enjoyed life more when I was younger because I didn't think about it and everything started to feel the same. That feeling enveloped me until when I was in my early teens, it had consumed me entirely. Yet all people will say is that you're being edgy, because obviously the only thing other people are good for are contributing to society, if you're viewing someone else as a member of society yourself. Society develops conscious boundaries between those who have membership and those who do not.
>>63801988
Life is pretty fucking weird
>>63802050
is there anything like tacoma radar on here?
Wire before 1980.
>>63801810
you dont like Oasis bro?
How many jazz albums did you listen to last month anon?
>>63801785
i think about 80
>>63801785
i think about 0
rate, rec, love
yeee
>>63801778
that shizune album looks comf
>>63801879
Fair to Midland is pretty tight
Do you think classical composers would enjoy jazz.
>>63801731
Beethoven would have tried weed and been like "dis is gud shitten!"
>>63801731
Given that almost all major composers prior to the 20th century were accomplished improvisors I'm pretty sure most of them would enjoy most forms of jazz
>>63801833
10/10 post
Fucking shame it's in this thread
revival when? edition
shouts encouraged
Every time I referesh my artist count changes between 1036 and 997. What the fuck's up with that?
http://www.last.fm/user/Rube0275
http://www.last.fm/user/jonasdenstore
