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What are some compilation albums that are acceptable to have in your music library?
>drops her first album at eleven
>literally demolishes the Beatles on a glorified Kidz Bop cover of Fool on the Hill
>co-creator of punk music
>has nine PERFECT albums
>rescued electronic music and put Goldie and Tricky on the map
>had sex at 15 years old
>survived assassination attempts and multiple bullet wounds
>has a qt daughter
pls accept björk rn, please and ty
Like having sex is an achievement for a girl ever
>15
What a degenerate. Fucking dropped.
dude i'm a girl and had sex at 1 years old, bjork is an amateur
I've been getting into synth-pop/industrial. I've been mostly listening to pic related, Violator, and New Order. Are there better synth pop albums out there? What are some of your favorite synth pop groups/albums?
This one is pretty good, it gets hate though because the band used to make doom metal
>>60482888
Listening to it now. Definitely getting that industrial/late Depeche Mode vibe from it. Not bad so far
>>60482817
Do yourself a favour and check the whole discography of Ladytron.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_query=ladytron
Meanwhile, on bizarro /mu/...
*glass breaks*
wow that new Grimes record is totally AWESOME
>>60482846
but there are already three threads up about it...
i guess i'll post in one of those instead.
From Blur to Gorillaz to his genius solo album, why is everything this man touches imbued with absolute genius?
>yfw gorillaz probably wouldn't be half as good without all the non-gorillaz artists contributing to it
Blur: are shite tho
>>60482806
They never said there would be no features, those have been a major part of the act since the beginning. They are simply dialing them back a bit, plastic beach had more features than tracks and it drowned out the Gorillaz part of it.
What does /mu/ think of Grouper?
>>60482485
ugly
beautiful
one of my favorite musicians
she is wonderful live
good shit t b h
Albums like this?
More in the way of the blending of acoustic instrumentation with warm, big percussion and those almost brassy synths.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JWNp5jsokQ
Not necessarily House or Techno with IDM influences like Nicolar Jaar or whatever. I know they're in the same pigeonhole. Or someone dicking around with a sine wave like Aphex Twin.
Meant to post this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWam1HlKGkI
And this is genuinely interesting whether you like the album or not, about the micro-photograpy used to make the album cover:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXSpgZ1FxoA
Stop looking for "Albums like this". They dont exist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6qP7iKUaSs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozsgcgN2NJc
It's not bad actually
But it's not that good either
It's decent
>>60482279
8/10 for a modern pop album
What music do models listen to?
minimal deep house
>>60482250
heroincore, st. vincent and taylor swift
>>60483404
thanks mrs skeltal
What was your best experience at a concert?
What was the most Patrician concert you have ever been to?
What was the most Pleb concert you have ever been to?
>best experience
probably m83 >inb4 pleb
>patrician
kira kira i guess
>pleb
top 40 local band. it was free and I was 12
I hated even then but, all my friends were going anyway... >friends
What if I stuck a spoon in my hair?
>>60483666
horrible get
We post our favorite guitar solos ever. I will start.
Pigs(Three Different Ones)- Pink Floyd
The ones in Dogs are vastly superior
After the Flood
>>60482283
I donno. Something about this one makes me like it a lot.
Bandcamp thread? Last thread well dead.
Share, explore, feedback, lets have a good time guys
https://chambres.bandcamp.com/album/rings-ep
>My first release after being signed - synthy, hip hop inspired production with smooth female vocals (ffo Purity Ring, Broods, Sylvan Esso)
Feed my back and I'll feed yours!
http://varsity.bandcamp.com
>indie rock / pop
https://son-ov-cdah.bandcamp.com/album/strictly-4pac-my-niggaz
>real street rap
>cloud rap
>bangers
>>60482089
good shit
>>60482125
dull shit made by unlikable college douchebags
>>60482125
Hey this is pretty cool. It's like if Real Estate had a female vocalist and worked in a bit of a Wild Nothing sound.
https://dave-roland.bandcamp.com/album/80s-mercedes
>synthpop, retrowave
this is beautiful
almost cried/10
if you plebs havent listened to it do it now or just fuck off
Listen to this on acid. The fractals are real.
>>60482080
nicely sampled here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAuuQ96E9KI
>>60482080
>This is what plants actually believe
ITT discuss the first peice of music that "blew your mind" and exposed you to music in general. For me it was Kashmir by Led Zeppelin.
> butt-clack moosic
It strikes me as a bit skittish and unnecessary to rail on someone solely because of their first-ever /whooooahhhhh/ moment.
Regardless of how out-there or captivating a piece might or might not be, the experience itself is what is important, as it opens the door to actively discovering new music.
What kind of an online community could take pride in bashing one another when it comes to humble beginnings?
Anyway, the first song to do this for me, to knock me off my feet and get me interested in finding more sounds to give me that same feeling, is probably The Gorillaz's "Clint Eastwood". It aired on toonami in my late adolescence, and in the days to follow there was this pair of chicks on my school bus who'd sing it aloud.
These little memories are important, so maybe you should consider answering the question with a hint of seriousness, instead of just shit-posting.
i always enjoyed music but this song really hit me when i first heard it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDJtAqXbZ1c
its like i could feel the energy of the song in me. my taste has grown a lot since then but roc is still one of my favorite albums
Is Swans the best band of all time?
>>60481821
one of my favorites for sure
>>60481841
>>60481830
>they released 3 of the best 80's albums
>1 of the best 90's albums
>2 of the best 2010's albums
