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I've been a lifelong classic rock, 90's grunge, 2000+ era rap listener.
Just heard this album for the first time and I'm hooked on this breed of music.
Also listened to White Pony by Deftones.
Any recs for more music like this? Not into screamo or metal.
Whatcha got /mu/?
>>63711575
"Not into screamo or metal"
pussy
>>63711575
gee maybe try tool and the poor man's version of tool system of a down
Oh shit, Yes this two albums are my life. White Pony is absolutely like a photograph of my life about 14 years ago. It literally changed me. As for A Perfect Circle I have lived that album for real and those songs got me through some very dark times.
Thank you for sharing
You are not alone!!!!!
Recently made a thread discussing why /mu/ hates new alternative music
(such as The Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys, Alabama Shakes, and Cage the Elephant)
But I would also like to hear if any of /mu/ thinks they're good and why
>>63711398
Theyre all shit entry level alternative music for teenagers and girls
>>63711398
Everyone of those bands makes bland and shitty pop music marketed towards retards who fall for marketing buzzwords like "indie" and "alternative".
It's a shame that bands like Sonic Youth and MBV get labeled as " alternative" because they actually made engaging and unique music that doesn't need to be marketed with shity labels just to appeal to mouth breathing retards.
>>63711398
cause the bands you posted are mostly boring.
Why is Brit Indie so shit these days? How can people unironically like dross like Catfish and the Bottlemen, Peace, The 1975, Circa Waves, Wolf Alice and Swim Deep?
At least bands from ten years ago like Razorlight, Kaiser Chiefs and Maximo Park had an element of fun and catchyness about them. This lot is just tuneless miserable shite.
>>63709784
Because they try to emulate American indie which was its own thing.
Just how the Arctic Monkeys guy heard QOTSA for the first time and tried to use it.
>>63709956
They try to emulate Foals and Vampire Weekend and end up sounding so dull.
Just listened to a bit of The Bottlemen, what shite.
These are Marcel's favorite albums of the First Quarter of 2016. How about you /mu/? And thoughts?
i must say, that list makes me proud to be british
I don't like Marcel very much but he has good taste
The Field is pretty killer
>>63709758
damn...
How would you describe each regions style in Hip Hop?
>>63709693
>Northeast
we rich and famous we got this money gangsta $hit bang bang
>Midwest
bang bang murkin niggas errday it's getting hot in herre so take off all your clothes
>South
YOOOOOOO!!!!
SOULJA BOY TELL'EM
>West Coast
MAN DOWN, WHERE YOUFROM?
NIGGA
shit
>>63709693
>West coast
Fuck the police
>midwest
Fuck the police
>northeast
Fuck the police
>south
Fuck the police
best shit i've ever listen
agree
>>63709633
>Now if she got a boy, it ain't fun
But if she got a girl, then it's two pussies for the price of one
Funny shit with great production.
>>63710791
That song is actually kind of fucked up
look wot man just copped
cool, can we now have a proper rip of it?
been keeping myself from listening to it too much because of the shitty time gaps
>>63707077
Can we? and why is no one discussing this album? you need a good review by Fantano or TMT to realize this is AOTYSF
>>63707839
i have no means of hearing it myself
I like it, but I honestly don't get what makes it 10/10. Could someone explain it to me?
>>63703104
i think lots of people consider it a breath of fresh air compared to what they're usually used to listening to. It is a good album though, DG's most accessible.
DG are really really unique and interesting, its hard not to like them. :^)
>>63703104
how could it be improved? (something fairly objective)
>>63703131
I personally think MC Ride could be a lot more articulate. He sounds pretty terrible first time through and it's very hard to understand even if you're well versed in hiphop.
Why was he so much better without the other Beatles?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvBGwgJ54Qs
Because Jon's not there to fight him. The Beatles were always John's band, and Paul couldn't stand it.
From late '66 until their break up, Paul was the one component keeping the band at work. John was busy with a divorce, drugs, and depression. George was busy with drinking and meditation. Paul just wanted to make music. Sgt. Peppers and Magical Mystery Tour are basically Paul's entry into becoming the true frontman of the Beatles.
After they broke up, he was uninhibited. Paul was truely the best of them by a mile.
>>63695723
>why was he so much better without the other Beatles
>song unrelated
ill start
>>63690210
This is my favourite Stones record. I like 2000 Man a lot.
Every album is the worst album in the Stones' discography though.
>>63690210
thats a great album faggot
What does /mu/ think about Hamilton The Musical?
All musicals are fucking awful because its Ameria's corporate, commercial equivalent to opera.
Hamilton might just be the worst of all time. Rapping isn't singing, isn't hard and isn't artful.
>>63651485
who cares dude its just music
>>63651485
I can see where you're coming from about rapping, but I would contend that writing a rap (especially ones with such complex lyrical and rhyme structures) is incredibly difficult and laudable.
Some examples are:
Bjork (been a punk until late 80s)
Scott Walker (teen pop idol until the 60s)
Bark Psychosis (originally they were a Napalm Death cover band)
Ryuichi Sakamoto (been the leader of the electronic trio Yellow Magic Orchestra)
Moby
Beastie Boys
Pantera
Bob Marley
>>63641005
Courtney Love
She was in a Cocteau Twins type of band and then went from punk/riot grrl/grunge to pop punk/soft rock and then the rest is a mess tbqh
i knew this would happen, i put you on the jury and you vote for the stupidest gook
crayon pop
Any Produce 101 stream links?
>>63729397
based
Why is hip hop the only genre of music that doesn't have a prominent underground scene? Artists that aren't signed to major labels don't count, I'm talking about like NYC 80's hardcore punk scene. If you ask self-proclaimed 'hip hop heads' on this board what their favorite artists are, they'll all give you the same answers: GZA, MF Doom, Kanye, Mobb Deep, Eric B. and Rakim, Outkast, Kendrick, Gang Starr, Notorious B.I.G., maybe Aesop Rock and Eyedea maybe Cunninlynguists. They all listen to the same shit, why is this? The most 'underground' artists the majority of people on this board listen to are Deltron 3030, dalek, and cLOUDDEAD. I honestly think most people on this board couldn't list 10 hip hop artists that the average normie hasn't heard of.
>>63712108
(((penis lol)))
>>63712123
fucking lmao
what are some underground country artists
Also, who else is going to the 6/5 in Berlin concert?
>that arm
>stacked records
oh boy, prepare to get lit up
hope you enjoy the concert and the record
>>63711712
2 listens in, feeling comfortable at 8/10.
as a full album, i think II feels more complete. III needed to be longer, no doubt.
i think 2 is my fav still
tho i like some of the stylistic approaches in 3 a lot more.
