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BUM BUM EH EH EH BA BUM
BUM BUM BILUM BUM BUM
>you will never double team Kim with Yeezy
>>66138352
Is that Kanye?
Jesus Christ, he is fat as fuck
>>66138352
>BUM BUM
This album left me blown away, /mu/. What other albums would you recommend from Elephant 6 or Orange Twin Records? Already gotten into Neutral Milk Hotel, Olivia Tremor Control and Nana Grizol.
>>66138294
try the beatles theyre pretty good
>>66138294
nothing in the elephant six collective is good besides neutral milk which itself is usually just okay
im guessing you browse r/indieheads and unironically for some reason think this completely mediocre piece of pop is better than say the beatles when it is literally the beatles with more gimmicky whacky randum x) sounds
>>66138294
I was very much into Elephant 6, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Nana Grizol a couple of years ago.
These days I've been digging Tame Impala, Pond, and Gum.
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNbPg6zKmPI
does mu like blue album
for the longest fucking time i thought that pinkerton came out BEFORE the blue album and with that I liked both.
After I found out the truth and i don't feel strongly about either one anymore.
fuck weezer
>>66138237
i like it, but i don't speak on behalf of the whole of /mu/ unfortunately
It's their best album but it's still mediocre.
Recommend me some rap albums that don't touch on racial prejudice themes. That's annoying as fuck.
yeezus
>>66138224
bait
>>66138224
?????????
I need something like fellas on the moon
Government Plates
>>66137897
I've already listened to it multiple times
Born to Run
what went wrong?
nothing
>>66137820
so why did they go from being pretty good to the complete shit they have been the last few albums?
they lost their edge
Just need something with that "crushing" guitar sound in Sometimes. Something that came close was a couple of songs in Siamese Dream.
>>66137528
Sometimes isn't "crushing" it's just extremely warm and fuzzy.
>>66137572
Yeah, sure, i didnt meant crushing in that way, but whatever
Just something with that guitar distortion
>>66137618
Astrobrite, Loveliescrushing, Flying Saucer Attack
post fav album
>Your Funeral... My Trial / The Boatman's Call
>>66137417
Boatman's Call / Tender Prey
Tender Prey / Let Love In
Who's hyped about Skeleton Tree? I feel this might be his best and most honest album in a long time.
Your Funeral.../The Good Son/Henry's Dream/Grinderman 2
But really he hasn't made an album I've completely hated
Thoughts?
overrated but good
Very good
>>66137230
Are they overrated by anyone besides metal fans?
I CHIME IN
These silly people have not shut the door! How crass.
HAVEN'T YOU PEOPLE EVER HEARD OF
Op is a fag
honest rate on this
1
8/10.
Pic rel gets a 10 from me.
influential/10
I want you guys to recommend me some entry level stuff, by now i've only listened to top40 radio stuff and i would like to get into the world of more complex, obscure music. Could you guys help me?
USE
THE
FUCKING
STICKY
check mu/core
Hey /mu/, redpill me on RHCP please. Are they /mu/ approved?
Bad
>>66136669
thanks
Good
ITT: Essential "Yeah, I'm really into traditional music"-core
>>66136567
anything on folkways
Yeah, the horrible truth about Ambient 1: Music for Airports, one that no one wants to talk about, is that it's pleasant, in the worst way possible. I mean, pleasant, the same way handjobs given from an inexperienced girl who has never seen the equipment or is unused to moving her hands in a certain way is pleasant, because its better than nothing. This is certainly a step above John Cage's "4'33" (oh, man, he did not go there) but why listen to Ambient 1: Music for Airports when you can listen to anything else at all is beyond me. Why settle for a clumsy handjob when you can have the world?
If Ambient 1: Music for Airports was released today, no one would even look at it, because 1) anyone with a bit of musical savvy could've created this and 2) ambient artists (well, most ambient artists. Eno is still living like it's the 70's) have the decency to end tracks when they've run their course, and not sadistic enough to loop them to pad out an album's worth.
Eno BTFO
ambientfags on suicide watch
>>66136468
>If Ambient 1: Music for Airports was released today
I still dig the first track but pretty much yeah
