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Cause I'm a shitposting maniac.B~DDD
zilg
Dialing right now hold on
best thread on /mu/
Just a quick reminder that if you pirate music you are a thief stealing from the people that you look up to and appreciate
>>60782297
Is this some next level shitposting? Go back to whatever normalfag site you came from and don't come back
im poor desu senpai and I live in spain
how else could i afford music
whats a good music
>>60782254
probably Yoko Be Chillin
music I like
>>60782362
No. Music I like.
IT'S MY LIFE
>its your life
>>60782209
IT'S NOW OR NEVER
>>60782209
I'LL BURN ON JUDGEMENT DAY
*puts on randumb circus music*
Gee!
*snorts*
I wonder why I'm so alone
*adjusts fedora*
Nobody loves me!
*raises spork*
I guess I'm too good for everyone
*throws bible in a trash bin*
Hah take that stupid Christians!
followed by:
*makes this thread*
hopefully followed by:
*kills himself for being a shitposting loser*
10/10 album
>>60782272
At least the first album has the spork circus thing going for it what does this have
ITT: 10/10 albums
Anyone else fear that as they get older they'll lose enthusiasm for finding new music?
its already happening
I already feel like shit though
>>60782150
science says that happens, ur brain gives less dopamine for good music after puberty. The only way to combat it is to develop a committed ear as a aficionado, producer or musician, or to just take drugs when you listen to new music.
Post albums you really like that you rarely/never see discussed on /mu/. Let me repeat that real quick:
-ALBUMS THAT YOU RARELY OR NEVER SEE DISCUSSED ON /MU/-
Give a description of the band and the relevant genres/tags of the album so that others can see if it's shit they might be into.
Respond to albums that you see posted that you have heard before and discuss whether you like or dislike them and their place relative to the artists discography and the rough musical movement it was a part of.
Let's see if we can discover new artists this way, if you like anybody search the catalogue for it.
Sound cool?
Here is Les Rallizes Denudes - Mizutani (1970)
>live, noise, psychedelic jamming, japanese
It's by far their most accessible album since the first half is actually very beautiful and slow acoustic/clean jamming that gradually builds towards a jam in the second half which ends with their easiest groove track. It's one of my favorite albums ever.
Liars - Sisterworld (2010)
>rock with a lot of classical instruments, dark yet not overbearing atmosphere, has some pretty intense aggression to it at times
Liars is a band I follow quite a bit since their albums change their sound every time, but they always have a keen focus on being rhythmic. This album is creepy, it comes out of a very weird place without being unaccessible. It's got a pretty interesting narrative to it and the mysterious atmosphere makes it a really interesting listen.
Spoon - A Series of Sneaks (1998)
>90's alternative rock, pixie worship
Spoon is by no means an obscure band. Here in their second LP they capture that of-kilter style that the pixies produces earlier in the decade while at the same time having a pretty independent style. Definitely their most cohesive album in my opinion.
Women - s/t (2008)
>Indie rock, tons of reverb
Combining a sense of atmosphere and an incredible attention to guitar technique (the pieces can get quite complex) Women's debut LP is a great guitar album while still having some strong and emotional songs.
What are the most innovative/experimental records of the 1950s? Here are a couple of my picks, but I'm sure there must be more that were ground breaking for their time
joe meek
>>60782134
>the most innovative/experimental records of the 1950s?
I support the shit out of this thread.
>>60782288
Thanks, nice dubdubs. Would like some more responses
>CHOO CHOO
>The cars on fire
we're trapped in the backseat of this horrible car
>bagpipe solo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JK-B20_0ggQ
Name yours!
>>60782107
Shawn is the greatest guitarist of all time but that clip is going to attract a lot of butthurt 12 year olds that think he's only speed.
>>60782107
great pick
>>60782145
Let us prepare then!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6gcurWzFTE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkLSoXSQcYQ
Is this the most talented musical country of all time? Everything out of there is superior to their Western counterparts.
dumb weaboo
dumb weaboo
dumb weaboo
One of these threads.
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>>60781909
queen slay yasss
>play gig with band
>song has guitar solo
>solo over
>he keeps playing and improvising shitty guitar licks over the rest of the song instead of the carefully composed music he's supposed to play
>confront him about it after the show
>"Sorry, brah. I just got caught up in the moment!"
Most likely he's bored with the music you are making and should quit, or you're just an overreacting bitch
Cool blog faggot
>>60781848
I don't think playing live is for you, OP
What was the first noise rock song?
The earliest that I know of is European Son.
>>60781816
it might be
The noise cavemen did when they banged on a rock
>>60781873
Good post :)
