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haha I'm gonna hijack this and turn it into a music discussion thread
>>60564574
Do you like Oingo Boingo?
I just listened to this for the first time and, I hate it when people use this expression, but, it is literally either the worst or best thing I've ever heard. If they did everything on purpose, then it's a haunting masterpiece, but if this was a genuine attempt at making good 60's pop music, then it's god awful. So did they purposefully make outsider music or no?
short answer: no
long answer: they probably didn't realize what would become of their music and whether it would be celebrated ironically or unironically. As for me, I enjoy it semi-unironically and semi-ironically
>tfw seeing The Shaggs open for NMH
>tfw watching Dot Wiggin sightreading lyrics out of a hot deal Target music folder
>tfw watching the guitarist sightreading off of an iPad
>tfw watching the guitarist almost drop his guitar off the stage after playing it "stylistically"
>tfw awkward clapping and stomping during Philosophy of the World
>tfw there was a synth keyboard solo
>tfw there were kids saying shit about fantano in the crowd
it was good tho
>>60564476
this is my favorite black metal album and also my favorite twee album
>tfw all you really care about is crazy ass, rib crushing, thick, bad ass, sexy, massive, powerful, fuzzed out, hectic, noisy, inventive, raw, rock music to drive and fuck to
No Pussy Shit, No Veddercore, No Whiny Garage, and No Purist "Up-beat only" Punk or Garbage I'mdifferentcore Shit
More like this?
>>60564471
you don't have the legal age to drive, to fuck or to post on 4chan
http://youtu.be/EWGsReh5Dkk
Here's that link
>modern
>inventive
not gonna happen
listen to the sonics
the song is the pink floyd of 2015
it's not that good though tbqh :(
this whole 10 minute lead single thing has me worried that normies
What are some good lowercase albums?
Stars of Ice by Steve Roden
Sitting in a quiet room not listening to anything.
and others try to guess
>>60564321
Tri Repetae! Easy peazy.
>>60564260
sad man in spiderland
>>60564321
Bleep Bloop - Autecray
Anyone else like the new cover for Illinoise?
here we go
>>60564270
go where?
>>60564254
>2000x2004
Purchase thread? Just got this in the mail, absolutely loving it.
Wait, is this something Cartoon Network actually put out? That's pretty amazing, OtGW was a fantastic show.
>>60564425
Yeah, it's a press kit CN sent out to various people to spread the word about the show. It's pretty limited, apparently they only pressed a handful.
which is better
>>60564139
all 7s apart from Joanna which is a 6
fuck off and DIE
No 3x3 in catalog so let's have one. You know the drill, recs, rates, hate, guesses whatever.
I like drills haha brrrrrrrrrrrrr
>>60564113
+Slint, Anco
You might like Of Montreal's early work
>>60564113
You want to learn something new but you don't know what yet
>>60564156
You feel like things are going pretty well right now
>>60564113
+NMH, Hendrix, Slint, Mt. Eerie
~Panda Bear
Check out N-Qia
They're an utter bore
Stop.
>>60564138
So your purpose is to spam /mu/? Go funk yourself.
>>60564138
>replies
that's not a reply you dolt
Ok so I'm never cared really much for Rock or guitar music in general (I've always been a huge IDM guy desu). Came across St. Vincent latest album and really digged the guitar. The fact that it wasn't really technically complex, but it had some real cool sounds and effects. So, can you recc me some other albums or artists with this cool sound experimentation or sonoric research? Thanks
Idm fag here. have you listened to Sonic Youth? they are one of the few guitar bands I give a shit about and they use guitars more as textures and noise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAmWkWZiZ50
>>60564016
oh i forgot about Glen Branca
>>60564016
Really not was I looking for. I mean, listen to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAdARF4rGcQ
the guitar is pretty simple, but it has a really unique sound I dig a lot.
>>60564065
Already know this! Really brilliant album, I love it. But still, not what I was thinking about!
For classic rock bands, /mu/:
Loves:
>The Beatles
>Beach Boys
>Pink Floyd
Abhors:
>The Rolling Stones
>Led Zeppelin
>Queen
It seems to me that /mu/ has somehow collectively agreed on the idea that rock bands most focused on showmanship and live performance, especially with a frontman, are somehow inferior than bands which have albums and studio work as their definitive statements (the Stones, for example, were always known for their live performances, while the Beatles were known more for their studio experiments on records as opposed to their live chops). Why is this? Is this because /mu/ generally talks about albums as opposed to live shows? Even then, the bands of the latter group still do have acclaimed releases. It's clearly not a case of "dadrock is bad", since all groups I've just mentioned are dadrock in the first place.
Opinions, /mu/?
>>60563845
don't do this.
Don't assume everyone on /mu/ loves these bands.
sometimes a singular vision is more interesting than a shared/compromised result
keyword: sometimes
>>60563845
Live shows are only worth anything if you're there watching them. None of these bands will ever do a live show again. The only thing we have from these guys are the albums. Why would we focus on their live shows if their live shows are over?
What is the saddest album you've ever listened to?
gate - the dew line
also
this heat's s/t
>>60563793
Got me pretty hard.
Sufjan Stevens - Carrie and Lowell
>The track has a long section of silence in the middle of it
>Track has a burst of noise to be cool and 'sperimental
we just talking about how shit Disco Volante is, right?
>track ends
>>60563780
does ANYONE like this?
why the hell do bands keep doing this, it's a terrible idea
>but le secret track
idgaf tbqhwu family members
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