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Albums /mu/ tricked you about being good
>this shit
>>61489103
Loveless
Oh hey, it's this thread again! I never get tired of seeing it.
>>61489175
Also, this
>>61489103
I liked this album before I went on /mu/
Is R&B a dead genre? Does any actually make R&B music anymore?
I'm sick and tired of these hypebeast ass niggas moaning into a vocoder about Hennessy and calling it R&B music. I wanna hear that soulful shit about loving your woman. Ain't nobody make R&B music anymore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H64QG4UsrGI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3IWTfcks4k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEPp4WBh7oQ
i like that bryson tiller song
>>61488640
>I wanna hear that soulful shit about loving your woman
>your woman
My favourite albums and movies etc change like the wind, so either post your current 5 favourite albums and 5 favourite movies or your all time-favourites.
Others guess age/occupation/whatever else
>Albums
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Spacemen 3 - Perfect Prescription
John Martyn - Solid Air
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
PIL - Flowers of Romance
>Movies
Star Wars V - ESB
Whiplash
Starship Troopers
There Will Be Blood
Jurassic Park
>>61488436
>Albums
Don Cherry- Orient
Thelonious Monk- Brilliant Corners
Mouthus- Saw A Halo
Phew- s/t
Getatchew Mekurya- Negus Of The Ethiopian Sax
>Films
Fasulye
Pierrot Le Fou
Taste of Cherry
Like Someone In Love (another Kiarostami!)
The 400 Blows
I'm pleb as fuck, I know
>>61488436
I'm guessing you're 21
Sufjan - Illinois
Midori - swing
Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Antlers - Hospice
Julia Holter - Tragedy
The Stepford Wives
Pirates of the Carribbean
Salt
The Grudge
Coraline
>Albums
Faust - Faust
John Coltrane - Ascension
Van Der Graaf Generator - Pawn Hearts
Sun Ra - Atlantis
Art Ensembe of Chicago - People in Sorrow
>Films
Ingmar Bergman - Persona
Fritz Lang - M.
Erich Von Stroheim - Greed
Ingmar Bergman - The Seventh Seal
Victor Sjöstrom - Körkarlen
I don't know much about films.
>>61488581
>Coraline
>Pirates of the Carribbean
Can't tell if bait.
>>61488520
You seem to be someone on their mid 20s who enjoys going for walks on the mornings.
>girls like you are one in a million
>here at the merriweather post pavilion
what did they mean by this?
>I beep at you
>and you're beeping too
>who knows what will happen next
>here in the dataplex
who even writes this shit?
>Jimmy cracked corn and I don't care
>This is Person Pitch and I am Panda Bear
Really...?
>its really quite simple, can't you see
>the initials for the band are m b v
I can't believe modern music has stooped this low
wew I did it
how autistic am I?
I...
Fuck it. There are too many things wrong with you to point out in less than 2000 characters.
>>61488268
You were lost on me until the placemats
Call the band Verb The Noun, or Fuck! The Shit, and let me be in it
idk man i'd play in a band with you
>>61488304
said the guy with anime images saved on his computer
Welcome to the weekly /mu/ jazz Blindfold Test thread.
If you're new, the point of these threads is to have fun and encourage critical listening, discussion, and general enjoyment of jazz. All critical music listeners are welcome. The more participation we have, the more fun and successful these threads will be. In the interest of keeping the thread alive and bumped, any general jazz discussion is welcomed here as well.
For more information about how the threads work and listening suggestions, please refer to the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/2yCLLBrj
THIS WEEK'S THEME: Wildcard (no theme) chosen by Ambassador Satch
NEXT WEEK: ??? Anybody want to volunteer to put something together quick?
If you missed last week's thread, DON'T WORRY. It's not too late. Here are the links for the mystery tracklist. Download the tracks, record your thoughts/guesses/evaluations for each one, and then come back and post them in the thread. Remember, people will be posting guesses and thoughts in this thread so don't read the thread until you have listened to the music and collected your thoughts in order to avoid spoilers. Track info for this week's tracks will be posted at roughly 8:00 PM (EST)
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/R2lGzeBU/file.html
Posting with names and/or tripcodes is encouraged so that we can get to know each other. We also need more volunteers for people to compile our weekly tracklists. If you are interested, reply with your theme idea.
>Track 1
Sounds like late-60's Miles Davis in a sewer. Wasn't sure for a while if it was going anywhere but the groove just started. There were some nice sounds in the intro and it only just got tiring. Now that it's in full swing I'm enjoying it, but these instruments sound so dated so I dunno if I could take it seriously for long periods of time. Kind of like the razor tone on the solo instrument though, and it's complemented by the fact that he's dancing pretty tightly around a few notes for most of it.
>Track 2
Sounding like a Deep Purple song at the intro, sans guitars... Improves drastically once the solos kick in - that intro/head was naff. Some Miles influence in the trumpet, in that he leaves a lot of space around it. I'm generally getting the feeling that this is some early-60's Blue Note stuff, but I can't identify the players. It's all very bluesy and this sort of playing doesn't do much for me really, enjoyable as it can be occasionally.
>Track 3
Think I'm gonna like this one more. Sweet bass tone and tight drums. I love this mix of groove and noise, and what the sax is doing as it comes in is perfect. Sounds like Ayler on Spiritual Unity as it continues, but that's all I've heard of his so I don't know if this could be him. I like this track a lot.
>Track 4
It's Diz! This one's called Ool-Ya-Koo - I know it from the Victor compilation. It's cool how when they do it live they use it as a vehicle for all this scat improv. I guess there's an air of novelty about it but I don't care, it's super entertaining and I bet it would've been awesome to see his band back in the day...
>>61488450
>Track 5
So I cheated and paused this one whilst I worked out what the tune was. It's Sonny Rollins' Oleo, and I'm fairly certain this is Miles. If not then they're doing a damn good impersonation of the version on Relaxin'. I presume it's some version of the first quintet - maybe with Wynton Kelly instead of Red Garland? The levels are all messed up and the arrangement is a bit disorganised, so I guess this is maybe a bootleg? Look's like there's no Coltrane on here actually. Still fairly sure that was Adderley though. Not the best Davis recording, but the funky levels did highlight what the rhythm was doing and it was interesting to hear the massive difference between the backing for the two solos.
>Track 6
I like all the timbres in this, and what the sax is doing is pretty interesting. Some nice really minimalist guitar too - makes a change from Charlie Christian and Joe Pass. Beautiful tone on it too. I like how the bass has kept the pulse steady whilst everything else escalates. I think this one has intrigued me the most so far - I don't know much modern stuff and I want to hear more of this.
>Track 7
I'm a little bit allergic to string sections so we'll see how this goes. Oh - I wasn't expecting this at all. Erm, it sounds a bit like a TV theme from the late eighties? Or the hold music where I work... Yeah I can't even listen to all of this, sorry...
>Track 8
That's more like it - back to the start. It sounds like Satch to me, but would that be too easy? Liking the stop time at the end, and the stride/ragtime feel to the piano in general.
>>61488467
>Track 9
Well I don't know any French jazz artists that weren't in the QHCF so that's me out of the running for this one. Very boppy, has a 50's feel but the recording sounds a lot more recent. Whole thing is played very safe if it is modern, but it's tight and groovy anyway.
>Track 10
I thought I recognised this, then I realised it's our weekly dose of Caravan. You know I don't actually know this tune too well other than from these threads? Anyway, I like that sort of vamp thing the bass is doing. In fact in general the bass is kicking ass on this tune. I'm more interested to hear how he cycles through these changes than anything else. Piano was actually a bit heavy handed at times, but what he was doing was neat I guess.
discuss western pop, favorite albums, artists, etc
Meme hair and dorito face
>>61487865
The second half is so much b8
>Joanna Newsom
>not in the second category
someone post that rym review about a guy wishing she was his gf
ITT: We post albums and their Movie/TV Show equivalent
>Ren and Stimpy
The Monkees
Adventure Time
Twin Peaks
ITT Guilty Pleasures
I'd 'Pleasure' her 'Guilty'
One of my favourite albums desu
disposable indietronica/indie pop is my guilty pleasure. foster the people, passion pit, two door cinema club, STRFKR, Phoenix, the list goes on
hilariously mediocre
I'VE GOT A BIKE
and still the best Pink Floyd album
I want to tell you a story
r8, rec, call me a plen for not having listened to enough music to have a complete collage, guess personalities, post cute traps
have fun
>>61484439
hmm, guessing that you eat cool doritos quite often and you prefer t shirts over long sleeved tops
>>61484558
Most of your friends think you're gay, but you're just very in touch with your feminine side
>>61484439
You like Peep Show a lot
Name a rapper better than BONES
>Hint
>You can't
>>61483978
eyedea
>liking bone
>>61483978
I like Bones, too bad he's got 10 good songs between like 5 albums.
Who is The Beatles of 70's?
>>61483918
Big Star.
pink floyd?
idk
literally 3/4 Beatles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCb0TsSIqI0
What is your favorite 4 chord progression, /mu/?
E E E E
I-III-V-II key of G
But more precisely, Gmaj, Bmin7, D6, Amin7
D V D A
What is /mu/ listening to tonight?
Pic related
none of your business
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRYD7fJSzk0
Not vaporshit, that's for certain.
