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jesu - silver

I'd hold it higher than Loveless in the shoegaze genre.

tremulant.

ok i'll bite, what announcement

>>61842729
according to some dude yesterday (I actually wasn't clear if he was talking about today or tomorrow) there's gonna be a radiohead announcement with tour details, and a single, with album info, but not the full album quite yet

>>61842884
link please

>>61842648
seconding that

to me the appeal is that it's dreamy and sensual while also being a bit abrasive. the two work well together imo,
the guitar sounds are fucking amazingly crafted.

Cuz it's not shit it's different sounds put on top of each other to create a wall of sound? That way there's auite a bit to digest at once due to how much is going on, making the music interesting and the atmosphere that develops as a result/the lyrics contribute to the emotional aspect.

You tend to usually have music that either has a lot of musical nuances to make the songwriting itself interesting while kinda not being that emotional (most progressive rock, certain pieces of art music). There also tends to be music brimming with emotion but tends to be simplistic on the musical side (singer songwriter type folk, ITAOTS, The Pixies.)

But then you got the greatest stuff that has both a lot of musical nuance and emotion. This is where Bach's Mass In B Minor belongs. This is where Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom belongs. This is where My Bloody Valentine's Loveless belongs, too.

As for the other stuff in shoegaze/dream pop where there isn't always layers and layers of stuff, it's about the atmosphere more than anything. It gives that typical indie rock atmosphere more of a "damn this is beautiful I want to be lost in this" instead of the usual "I am a wimpy talentless hipster fuck but see that's so charming!" bullshit.

>>61842486
Yes, it is.

>>61842486
kill yourself

the beatles aren't known for being especially good they're just revolutionary figures in music you can't really compare anyone nowadays to them because they changed music forever, i doubt skylarking will change anything

(y)no(es)

>>61842387

nope

>>61842387
No. People will argue that his lack of an instrument brings down his standing as a musician, but how he beatboxed every aspect of his tracks, and his amazing voice put him in a very unique class. His dancing and his stage presence is also unparalelled, definitely a contender for the greatest entertainer.

>>61842346
The "old" Opera brought some innovations, but was really overrated by its fanboys. Newer versions are just Chromium with custom skin.

>>61842402
1/10 made me reply

Verdi: La Traviata, Aida, Rigoletto
Puccini: Madama Butterfly, Tosca
Beethoven: Fidelio
Mozart: Die Zauberflote

those are pleb-tier and should help you get into opera. after that you can search for other operas by those composers and move to other shit like wagner.
also keep in mind what kind of experience do you prefer, watching a staged/filmed performance or just listen to the music. personally, i cant listen to opera without seeing the performance (except for wagner), so I rather but a DVD or go watch it live than sit listening to it for hours

>>61842345
I don't know. Also I know Kim was married but I wonder if or what the closest they were to having to sex was. Like did they ever drink after a show and have a great conversation and hold eye contact too long until it got awkward? Tame's a pretty good song by the way

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>tfw you'll never get to have sex with prime Kim.

>>61842345
>>61842917
i doubt so. i mean Kim was a cutie while Frank was a bald fat fuck

first they feed a bunch of abused turtles pancakes, and now this

>>61842352
what

>Buzzfeed presents

Stopped watching there.

>>61842220
This is maybe a tad optimistic.

>ywn see Based Brian Wilson close Monterey Pop with a zeitgeist-defining performance of Surf's Up

top kek

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why new thread? anyway, here we go

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Anyone else like Virgin Prunes?
Any more darkwave like this?

>>61842199
Who Noise here?

>>61842174
Yes

Also pls no bully Stereogum, they are the best music website

>>61842208
>they are the best music website
they are completely pr-driven and are shells of a people who target a specific demographic with their writing. i don't know how you could possibly support a "publication" so obviously pandering to trends and pr label cash.

>>61842241
not defending stereogum, but are there any music sites that aren't completely PR-driven?

>>61842110
I'll mark your mom instead, if you know what I mean.

lol hes not even gonna cross over
also why did u expect anyone on /mu/ to even know who he is

>>61842110
nope, he'll be a one hit wonder like ilovemakonnen

BOTTOMLESS PIT WHEN?!?!

>fav album
Either Exmillitary or Jenny Death. I like their tougher instrument stuff. No Love is good too.
>fav song
Maybe Turned Off
>fav grip
Has to be Ride.

>>61832894
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1453103520447.webm
this also might be of interest
>>61842099
NOW

>>61841937

Don't know how to end a song, or how to take a joke.

Its a huge waste of money and is destroying this country

>>61842039
got em

i can't in words explain to you how bad your taste is if you hate sushi

Cole Slaw

>>61841949
THIS