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What's up
>>61123010
nothing much at all
more like absolutely nothing at all
hbu
Opinions on R Kelly?
He's the patrician Usher
Ignition (remix) is the greatest song of all time
ignition remix is goat
Last Major Thread >>61078349
Lets keep this going, here are some great emo albums ranging from traditional themed to straight up experimental. listen and enjoy.
>>61122512
>not a single album from before 2000
I hate you people so fucking much.
>nouns
>nouns.
>NOUNS.
>NOUNS
>OSUSNOSUS
>NOSUSOSOSOSOSOS
SBSNOSUSONSOUDSONSONSOSUSNOSUS
>>61122512
>that chart
Name some good movies about music to watch. I'll start.
>Nowhere Boy
>CBGB
>The Doors
>Hear My Train A Comin'
I wasn't huge on Nowhere Boy. It seemed kinda cartoony or something. Crappy description, I know.
Here's a few docs I've enjoyed lately, most are easy to find:
>Breadcrumb Trail
>The Devil and Daniel Johnston
>Muscle Shoals
>>61122495
>CBGB
>good
it was such shit that everybody immediately forgot about it
Nick Drake's documentary is probably one of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen. It's called "A Skin Too Few".
ITT: pleb guilty pleasures
I like the first song. time consumer? something like that
but then it's all the same but less good
it's basically just slightly advanced pop punk with a singer of geddy lee tier stupidity
I mean I don't really feel guilty for liking it but if I showed it to a friend their reaction would very possibly be cringe
who are the real cancer of mu? i think scaruffi drones, because they just don't have their opinions
people who enjoy music
the entirety of /mu/
but whenever /pol/ comes in things get just a bit worse
which one is worse, /mu/ or /a/?
what's pitchfork core, /mu/?
BBC
>>61122334
/mu/core
any flash in the pan indie rock group you forgot about in the past six years
DEATH IN THE AIR
STRAPPED IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR
THIS IS THE FINAL CURTAIN CALL I SEE
MY LIFESTYLE
FRANTIC TIC TIC TIC TIC TIC TIC
OOOOOOOOOOOOO WHAT A GOOD BOY YOU ARE
Interested in seeing some up and coming bands from different areas. Post your location and relation to them as well.
I'll start:
https://soundcloud.com/thehustlemusic-1
They're some kids I know from school here in Illinois. Alternative/indie. Probably still need a few years to grow musically but they're not bad.
Pic Related
Teo.
Self producing music since yesterday.
North east Italy
https://soundcloud.com/teo-marangon/
>alternative
>electronic
>psychedelic
https://soundcloud.com/andrew_czornyj/sets/music-obsolete psychedelic plunderphonics
There are a bunch of people I've played shows with:
http://soundcloud.com/carvedinstoneofficial
http://secrecy1.bandcamp.com/releases
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrLfHnYi8fgB2iS3_WXkR4w
These people go to school with me:
http://thevioletsma.bandcamp.com/
http://jkron4prez.bandcamp.com/
http://soundcloud.com/gabiroque
http://soundcloud.com/andrebuenomusic
Sorry for the gauntlet of shit, but I just like these people (though some of the music needs work, especially the vocals for a few bands)
Post your top 4, doesn't have to be in order.
Pic related, my Top 4;
Chiodos: Bone Palace Ballet
Coheed & Cambria: Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV - Volume I: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
Alesana - The Emptiness
Brand New: The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Of Me
Recently:
>Mouthus- Saw A Halo
>Phew- Phew
>Giannis Markopoulos- Ήλιος ο πρώτος
>Trapist- Ballroom
>>61122156
Can't really remark because none of those are really up my alley
>>61122156
>IV
My nigga!
Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam
Boris - Flood
Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun
Death Grips - niggas on the moon
Sitting alone in my room on friday night, listening to this.
Thinking about killing myself desu
>>61122092
>desu
if you're a weeb, then i strongly encourage you to do so.
>>61122092
id try to convince you otherwise but i cant think of a good reason not to
ill be right behind you
>>61122092
So the music is enticing this feeling? You're not even going to talk about the album? How you precisely feel about each song? The genre itself? The band itself?
I don't really care about your feelings for being so vague but their 4th album is pretty good. A shame their 5th album was mediocre at best
>>61122027
You're a fucking idiot.
Musicians are the only ones who can get away with being manlets.
>>61122027
jesus christ kanye is autistic beta
what kind of man lets his woman walk like that.
About to drop acid for the first time, what albums should I listen to? Making a YouTube playlist atm with some of my favs but need a bit more stuff.
try ocean songs by dirty three if you want something really sweet.
>>61121931
flying lotus is the perfect artist to listen to on acid in my opinion. until the quiet comes especially. it was far from my favorite album by him but for some reason it just translated to acid so well. just be careful because there are a couple tracks near the tail end (electric candyman and i think hunger) that are a little creepy
>>61121931
The Books - the lemon of pink, lost and safe, thought for food.
Usually you want to listen to music you normally like but try listening to The Books, It should blow your mind.
Well /mu/ which is it?
[spoiler] In Rainbows [/spoiler]
>>61121801
Amnesiac is their best album, but I know my opinion isn't unpopular.
These threads always turn to shit really fast.
Future Days
>search up early Thom
What went right ?
Creep got too popular and he decided not to be one
heard you were talkin shit
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meeting_People_Is_Easy
>Meeting People Is Easy takes place during the promotion of Radiohead's 1997 release OK Computer, containing a collage of video clips, sound bites, and dialogue going behind the scenes with the band on their world tour, showing the eventual burn-out of the group as the world tour progresses
>Unlike other music documentaries, the film does not focus on the band's friendship with one another, families, or anything else outside the direct production, promotion and touring of a record. Most of the film contains footage consisting of music writing, concerts, promotional material, and abstract video footage.
>During interviews, the rock group take on critics, record-label hype and American modern-rock radio, which Yorke compares to "a fridge buzzing". This coincides with the soundtrack of the film, with sounds that weave in and out of snatches of interviews, conversations, and songs. Along with this "radio wave" effect is a series of edits and quickly moving shots with stills, slow tracking shots, time-lapse photography, and colour/black-and-white film and video.
>The world tour that is the subject of the film has subsequently been admitted as a low point for the band, specifically Yorke, who had a near-breakdown. As "On Your Own Again" by Scott Walker plays on the soundtrack, Yorke is seen placing a note that reads "i am not here and this is not really happening" on his hotel windowpane, which looks out onto midtown Manhattan. This message was suggested by his friend Michael Stipe (singer of R.E.M.)[citation needed] as a way of dissociating himself from everything around him, and was used as the central lyrics of "How to Disappear Completely", released on their following album, Kid A. This would also form the background of Radiohead's recording sessions beginning in 1999 for their next albums Kid A and Amnesiac, inspiring a different songwriting and recording style and the band's changed sound after OK Computer.
