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Who are your biggest musical influences, /mu/?
robbie basho
graham lambkin
young thug
mark hollis
>>60185770
GG Allin
Madonna
Balinese Gamelan
Metallica
Kanye
AFI
A Wilhelm Scream
Basement Jaxx
Daft Punk
Garbage
Jazz in general
Kylie Minogue
Peaches
Placebo
Poe
Portishead
Robyn
Ruby
Library music and 60s and 70s French/Italian/German film soundtracks
Italo disco
The B-52's
The Cure
The Misfits
Zero 7
Hey /mu/, I need some help.
I agreed to play guitar with a play going on at my local tea shop, and I'm playing with musicians that are much, much better than me. The style of music they're playing is Celtic-sounding, and other than a select few songs, I have very little experience with playing Celtic music. Also, it's going to be mostly improvisational.
I need some good Celtic-esque guitar songs to pick up on the style. Any suggestions?
OP here, the only songs I know that are Celtic sounding are a Percy Grainger song, which being a march would be difficult to improvise over, and this song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mM71L5vgfU
/mu/ don't fail me now.
>>60185766
Pic related, the Pogues, the Dubliners, the Wolfe Tones
Best Boston band. GO!
omg i know one of the members from hit home!
>>60185711
galaxie 500
>>60185711
ISIS
>he listens to robbie basho, unwound, talk talk and john fahey and thinks that his taste is "unique"
>grinch baby meme
but who cares?
>My favorite genres are post punk, noise, freak folk, free jazz, musique concrete, and lots of traditional music
>I'm not like these p4k sheep on /mu/
>I consider myself a muzak intellectual
What's the most intensely sad / feels album?
For me it has to be pic related. Something about it is so personal. And it's almost relatable whether you're going something presently, or remembering a dark time, considering this was after his whole ordeal with drugs.
Hospice would be my runner-up I guess, even though some people think it's melodramatic.
>>60185508
God tier taste, anon.
I'll stick with Frusciante and say that this album was remarkably sad, or at least very personal. I love how on a few tracks you can literally hear how badly his health had deteriorated from his heroin addiction, the best example being "I Can't See Until I See Your Eyes"
Plus the fact Joaquin Phoenix was on a couple tracks makes the overall feel of the record as it is today very haunting.
I'll post a few more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_qVbz05Rco
I'll just go ahead and say literally any Elliott Smith album fits as a sad/feels album.
Either/Or is my personal pick and personal favorite.
>>60186265
forgot pic
1. Metallica - Master of Puppets
2. The Who - Tommy
3. The Mars Volta - Deloused
4. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
5. The Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
6. Green Day – American Idiot
7. Neutral Milk Hotel - In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
8. The War On Drugs – Lost in the Dream
9. Muse – Black Holes and Revelations
10. Joey Bada$$ - B4da$$
11. Coheed and Cambria - Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
12. Lupe Fiasco - The Cool
13. The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead
14. Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon
15. Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine
16. Kanye West – Yeezus
17. Radiohead - Kid A
http://noisey.vice.com/blog/albums-that-arent-as-deep-as-you-think-they-are
prov:e them wrong: protip: you cant:
Wow, based Noisey
>>60185304
What are albums that are deep?
How do people write songs with chills? A friend of mine will just sit down and write a song that is spine chilling. It's odd cause his range is just about two octaves and he's a nasally tenor, but what he's doing is working.
It makes me a bit jealous, but he'll just sit down and pump out a song out of nowhere.
How do? How does someone get great song writing skills?
Have talent and/or learn music theory
>>60185295
I got music theory, and improvising and throwing chord progressions together works pretty well. But for the most part it seems effortless. He even wrote a two chord song just using an augmented C and an augmented A chord and it is almost universally enjoyed when we play live.
What I'm more curious is about capturing a spark. I am always practicing and getting better, I just want to know how people put that spark/sound that makes people have chills into music.
Thinking of buying this book, and the article itself is quite interesting even if you have to filter out a lot of pseudo deep rubbish
Has /mu/ ever seen Godspeed You! Black Emperor live?
I have two times. Last time yesterday. They didn't disappoint. I already miss it... What an experience. So much chills.
What does /mu/ think?
I have seen them recently during the Asunder, Sweet and other distress tour. Great stuff. Was really loud but good though. Didn't disappoint at all.
Saw them in Amsterdam early this year. Amazing show, as always. They even played two new pieces.
I teared up when they segued from Hope Drone to those first notes of Behemoth, that wall of beautiful sound was too much for me to handle.
>radiohead
Why did you make this thread?
Why did you make this thread?
>>60185153
Thank you for your Help, Unofficial Helper Of /mu/.
I tried and tried multiple times to listen to them (OK computer and Kid A) but radiohead just doesn'tresonate with me.
I wanted to express this feeling in a baity fashion to further degrade the level of discussion in this board and eventually get some recs on which Radiohead albums I should listen to, except for OKC and Kid A
ITT: Bands whose music you love, but members you hate
What does /mu/ think of the flaming lips?
Made a lot of great music and seem like they're still having fun
saw them live and it was a fantastic show. gf at the time made me leave that stage to go see smashing pumpkins. god dammit
best album to be honest
Lets talk about this album.
>favorite track
>least favorite track
>what you're expecting from the next album
>favorite Aldean album
too much of a meme for me to try it
>>60184798
why dont you actually try listen to music for once and not just become autistically obsessed with every new shit meme that appears
the warehouse i work in always plays Jason Aldean music. I think i know all the words to the songs on this but not by choice.... the guy did save country form the disco sound tho desu
ITT: /mu/core guitar covers
unconventional edition
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1bFu3EB70gI
>>60184769
cringe desu
>>60184769
bumb
>>60184769
this gave me polio
Who is your favorite muse kpg?
>>60184681
Hyemi
>>60184681
minha
Is the best place to buy music CDs just straight from amazon? Are there any other alternatives that are cheaper/better? For those that sill buy CDs, where do you guys buy them?
And yeah
>2015, still buying CDs
>actually buying music
I get it.
Find a good used CD store.
I typically get my shit off Discogs if I can't get it off Amazon or at my local record store.
Either thrift stores or my local music store that buy used CDs.
