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After talking in a vaporwave thread recently I just realised how dreadful future funk actually is.
"The good thing about vaporwave was that it took incidental music (something we'd hear a lot but never actively listen to) and made it drugged out and likeable, and made a new song.
But future funk just takes funk singles and does practically nothing to them. There's no reason not to just go hear the original singles. You hear one of the things from ArtzieMusic and the lack of editing was outrageous, it's essentially stealing."
For instance. Listen to this track (an 80's funk single created by artist Tavares):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbzK8sntRUU
and then listen to this future funk track that "samples" it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ybbi3Tvj_Q
What do you realise? There's pretty much zero change - "rxtlxck" has lifted this whole phrase and put it out under his own name. The name for that is theft - and you can pretty much go through any future funk "artist"'s catalog and find dozens of parallels to this example.
How does this shit fly? Coldplay plunged into shit after a motif of theirs sounded /vaguely/ similar to a Joe Satriani song, yet these guys are still taking credit for - and even charging for in the case of people like Macross and Yung Bae, which is disgusting - music they didn't make. It just boggles the mind. I don't understand how they don't get sued.
I invite any fan of future funk to explain what the draw is over the singles, and how you can possibly support what is basically outright plagiarism.
8^y
>>61897675
Better vaporware here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-m2PtJsycE
>>61897675
They don't sue them because there's no money to be made from ghetto 'musicians'.
What albums can you suggest for someone who doesn't like rock, hip hop or contemporary chart pop?
What do you like?
>>61815974
thx
>>61815978
I'm open, surprise me
What is /mu/'s opinion about Iceage?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs8RVDoErNs
i want elias to fuck me t b h
>>61815965
do you like their music though?
>>61815946
Pretty good
It's 1979
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aeETEoNfOg
aww man i just never have the time
no one here was alive
/mu/ makes a harsh noise album
dubs get track track names
trips get artist name
69 gets album name
Cum 4 Mum
zzzzzzzz9
inside is yellow :)
What albums do you listen to when you buy new headphones or speakers?
>>61815864
2001 by dr dre
Lust for Life
>>61815864
not an album but
>death grips is this decade's linkin park
would you agree with this proposition if not explain why
>>61896814
No.
Calling Death Grips nu metal/Insane Clown Posse, Limp Bizkit, etc is an overused meme.
they're this decade's insane clown posse and minecraft twitch users are the new juggalos
>>61896814
No, because Death Grips is good and Linkin Park isn't.
Hey guys. So I have these early rehearsal recordings of Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper and I thought that some of you guys might be interested in hearing them. Sonic Boom shared the recordings on Collected Animals but the link stopped working after about two days or so.
I know there's already a set of demo recordings on YouTube, but this is an even earlier cut (also the actual quality is a bit better). I'm also choosing not to post this in a share thread as I think that these recordings deserve a discussion of their own, and because they may be appreciated by fans of Panda Bear that lurk /mu/.
I invite diehard fans of Panda Bear and even those who were maybe a bit disappointed with Grim Reaper to listen to these recordings. The mixing is quite different in a lot of the early versions and you really get a better picture of the true image that Noah Lennox had for his latest record release. There is a certain rawness, passion and quirkiness here that I think can only be heard in these versions.
>early panda bear meets the grim reaper recordings, enjoy
https://mega.nz/#F!lURBUTRS!tCUF9M5sR-VqGDlTq2YDKg
OP here, I posted this thread last night but it was pretty early so I think a few people missed it.
Here are the track name translations:
Papadum = 'No Man's Land'
Ms Pac Man = 'Faces In The Crowd'
Gyeah = 'Lisbon Zoo'
Nadir = 'Selfish Gene'
Mitosis Garage = 'Crosswords'
Chavvy Cosplay = 'Cosplay'
It's worth noting that the songs were done in one cut, with each song transitioning into one another. Also, Butcher Baker Candlestick Maker, Lonely Wanderer, Acid Wash, Come To Your Senses, and Sequential Circuits are all absent, but they clearly replaced tracks that were moved to EPs.
Here's a mega link for Lisbon Zoo, a bonus track on the Crosswords EP that was only given to those who purchased the physical copy.
>Lisbon Zoo link
https://mega.nz/#!ZMgCSaAZ!wxjMjFraAxWqHfMuLmDEJjXxcJsn3fU58cbaj4rHDkk
>>61815882
thanks OP, what lisbon zoo about? gimme the low-down
>>61815930
I actually don't really know to be honest; it's kind of hard to find details on since there are few files on the internet and not a single YouTube video.
I remember someone on Collected Animals suggesting a sexual theme with the 'soiled towel' line, but that's all that I can remember. I don't really pay attention to lyrics much.
Here are the exact lyrics for the song if you want them though:
Spy little guys
Maybe emotions
Like a riverside has a way to glow, don't it?
Every living pile
Gives off a potion
Like a color wheel spinning slowly free, see it?
Spy little guys maybe emotions
Trip
But it's silly to trip when
Here say
Stay away
Come again another way
How now
Found a pal
Underneath soiled towel
Softly blast for me
Morals don't make remedies
Please don't, please don't cry
Give awake another try to give
What does /mu/ think of The Mars Volta?
>>61815840
Too Mexican.
Mariachi Slipknot
Neckbeardcore
kanye makes pretty good music I like it
>>61896678
Take away a star from the college dropout and add it to Yeezus and we f.a.m.
>>61896725
you should be executed publicly desu senpai
>>61896725
I'm glad you largely agree but that is basically the worst possible 1-star move you could ask for
Handing out recs in exchange for recs. I'll do my best to rec everyone in this thread.
3x3, 5x5, top 100, etc.
>>61896494
The Dreaming by Kate Bush and Stratosphere by Duster if you haven't already
>>61896494
Check out Gas - Pop and Global Communication
what was that topsters.net alternative?
>You'll never be living in the 1970's with your art rock music group and groupies and transexuals in the same house taking drugs with other great musicians and playing rock 24/7
why even live
But... that sounds like hell on earth.
>>61895975
Not really, hell is about suffering, while having sex and taking drugs are pleasurable experiences
>>61895975
They probably wouldn't have a TV or air conditioning either ewww
Do conductors actually do anything?
They conduct
they wave their hands around like retards while the people with actual talent plays their instruments
>>61895512
Specifically the spirits of the dead composers from the underworld into their baton which they then possess the performers with.
ITT: popular music albums that are actually art music in disguise
>>61895362
>art music
stop
>>61895362
It's all just music, hop off your pretentious high horse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2EJMd7ZN7w
>>61895287
there is literally nothing about her music that is special desu, pretty meh
the only thing that she gets attention from is her videos and her image rather than music
>>61895287
why doesn't she buy a better keyboard mu
>>61895397
what's a keyboard mu
