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What's the best Grateful Dead songs?
Warf's rat, The Other One
none of them
LOOK OUT OF AAANY WINDOW
the redheaded stepchild of RHCP, universally reviled by frusciantefags.
Frusciante is one of my favorite artists but One Hot Minute is by far the most interesting RHCP album.
>>63201308
yeah, they definitely go to some interesting places on this one. stands pretty starkly in their catalog imo, both before and after it.
Eww2.16
What did everyone listen to when you were a senior in high school
For me it was this and oxymoron by schoolboy q played nonstop at parties, yes i'm young whatever
Tbqh chance was great new mixtape WHEN
>>63201129
OF Tape Vol. 2 and Wolf
Rich white kid school in northern VA
Young Thug, Drake, trap rap. some old 90s hip hop classics, Mac Demarco
I guess I should clarify that by "everyone listen to", I meant everyone at your school. Schoolboy Q is pretty shit but I do like Chance
Why do people think I'm a faggot when I tell them I like J-pop?
Because you are one?
Maybe the only people you talk are on 4chan.
But then again that's what you get for listening to retarded nip shit, weeb
They're projecting a notion of masculinity that they themselves have merely conformed to out of cowardice.
It's alright bernd, you've got to be you.
>listening to Blonde on Blonde for the first time
>"You might think he loves you for your money but I know what he really loves you for its your brand new leopard-skin pill-box hat"
>make the connection to Death Grips
>mfw
>>63200557
>underage Death Grips fan just realizing this
thanks for the blog post btw
>listen to Highway 61 Revisited for the first time
>"Responsibility's cool, but there's more things in life, like getting your dick rode all fucking night"
>listen to Bringing It All Back Home for the first time
>"The table's flipped, now we got all the coconuts, bitch"
>make the connection to Death Grips
>mfw
why is american primitivism so good when country is complete garbage?
>>63200462
sweet guitar chops that are somehow memorable?
>>63200462
country is really good, why don't you like it
also "amercan primitivism" is a complete journalist meme that you probably shouldn't bring up around anyone you want to be taken seriously by because it screams "i learned everything i know about music through wikipedia"
>>63200462
What country have you listened to
sounds like not much
What is his best song?
>>63200453
His cover of John Cage's 4'33"
He has too many great songs to pick just one.
>>63200469
name 5
>he doesn't listen to Viktor Tsoi
>>63200451
never heard of Viktor Tsoi, i'll look him up
he's a soviet singer/songwriter who was in some new wave band
only put out two albums and neither have any sort of acclaim
not sure how you could express condescension when it's pretty clear that he's not popular or important in any way beyond maybe being a cultural figure in fucking Soviet Russia?
you know, anyone can look up obscure singer/songwriters VERY easily, right?
>he doesn't listen to Annika Aakjær
i dont listen to jap music
>>63200825
>only put out two albums
Kino released 7 albums you pleb
pictured is very acclaimed
What does /mu/ think of Liam Gallagher?
He needs to quit paying people to start "Blur are shiite" threads
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FQxmhfXAEY
Hell be fine
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/6986829/Liam-Gallagher-rants-again-on-Twitter.html
Christ he's so washed up nowadays. And I mean more so than he was been for the past 15 years.
Thoughts on her /mu/?
kind of average here and there and the follow up album didn't really stick like the first
talented nonetheless and I approve
>>63200111
>her
>>63200335
Uh, yes.
This album was a profound, life-altering, spiritual journey for me.
Have you ever felt this way about an album before, mu?
Haha what the fuck
>>63200090
Yes
With this album and Yeezus.
>>63200090
>Sometimes I'm wishing that my sick had GoPro
>Profound
>Life-altering
>Spiritual
Give me a reason why this shouldn't be 10/10
Too much filler
peoplel always assume OP is calling it 10/10 but for all we know hes arguin with some Bad Dude online and trying to take material from us!!
>>63200100
That sounds like the name of an interlude on this album
Hi, /mu/. I'm learning German and I need your help finding some good German music to help me get acquainted with the language in my spare time.
fehlfarben - monarchie und altag
F.S.K. - bei alfred: 44 exitos populares 1980-1989
Germany has some of the best Music in Europe, check out:
Faust
Can
Neu
Kraftwerk
Popul Vuh
Amon Düül II
They're all bands from the blanket-term 'Krautrock' genre / movement. What sets them apart is that the genre resisted to conform and follow western trends in music, choosing instead to pursue more Germanic sounds
>>63200954
Kraftwerk were the only ones to sing in German though. You weren't being very helpful. My knowledge of bands who sing in German is p scant however. OP, check these bands out, read up a bit on them, have fun.
What artists have you gotten your parents into?
i showed my mom loren connors and she really enjoyed it
also no xusosis isn't the only one who listens to him
Showed my mom julia holter, said it sounded like enya
Don't think she was super impressed
>>63199758
Beach House and Mac Demarco. Very accessible to older folks.
I'm trying to get myself into some brutal stuff, I'm thinking Cattle Decapitation, but I need some suggestions
>>63199406
Music like that is for edgelord fedoras who think "brootal technicality" = groundbreaking innovation in music, and angsty teenagers. Grow up anon.
>>63199406
I know I'm going to get shit for this, but if you're just getting into "brutal" music, start with the first Suicide Silence EP.
Avoid the rest of their music, though. It's the only good thing they've ever released.
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