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Anybody still listen to Yung Lean or just Sadboys in general?
No. Take your meme rap and gtfo
no but i will when he releases something new :^)
I skip his shit everytime it plays when my ipod is on shuffle
We judge each other based on favorite albums.
Pic. related
>>60168720
You've always wanted to try LSD, but never have
>>60168720
You're in college and you're unsure about what you're going to do in the future
>>60168720
You're a blink 182 fan
grimes: wat u want
me: a really uninspired and boring album after 3 years of waiting
grimes: got u senpai
post dl link
>>60167983
https://mega.nz/#!lMhGhBpa!K_srrHMu7X3TYaCBjNvPXBxzFv6ocqZQ4LZg-WooWXU
>>60168104
nice meme, roll the actual link
Metal General
Old thread: >>60138764
anyone else here a fan of long, slow songs? especially if it's in the context of a concept album
Where's the anon who posted Tyr last thread? I want to weep with him over how unoriginal the new albums are
How's this line-up.
>the garbled screaming that cascades into blaring raw noise for a short moment then falls into dead silence again in the opening moments of Mutant
too good
please dont let this album go underrated
I fucking hate this album art so much that I just might filter the name
>>60167561
why do you hate it
>>60167561
Some of the best album art I've seen in a long time, truly magnificent, you're just blind and plen
what does /mu/ think of britney spears?
I had some of my first erections from her
Good pop hits.
Felt bad for her around 2007 bause the tabloids would say bad things about her.
>She's crazy!
>She shaved her head!
>Gone wild!
remember when she went bat shit insane?
lmao good times
It's the 5th of November in most parts of the world.
The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and, ideally, discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily; these people are in it to venture out of their comfort zone by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
We track our progress using calendars, which we fill with the albums we listen to on each day, and a rating of some sort for all of them. There are templates in mega link at the end of this post. We encourage you to write the albums' titles and the artists' names somewhere on your calendar. We don't have any tools for creating these calendars; we use simple image editing softwares.
You can predetermine a schedule for a month, or you can report back on whatever album you randomly picked every day. Many of us make our schedules interesting in various ways, popular ones being genre restrictions, new releases, and recs from the /daily/ community.
On Saturdays a number of us partake in listenalongs. A link to the album and the chart is provided when the time comes.
We had a plug.dj room, which we used to hang out for a little while. It's now forever empty, so if you want to spend a little time there, it is too late. You can find the temporary substitute here though:
>https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
Anyone can start the threads, but usually one of /daily/'s dedicated trips starts them. If the thread is not yet up by 15:30 GMT, we encourage you to start it! Just be sure to use the standard OP.
Templates were once in a mega link in the archive, now most of us use
>TOPSTERS.NET
Most importantly, have fun!
Violin Melody (1996) by M. S. Gopalakrishnan, recommended by hahaha
The violin, as they often say, is the instrument that comes closest to imitating the human voice. Of all instruments, this is the one that we expect to really sing. In karnatak music, the violin is most often found to be very literally imitating the voice of the singer, closely following and repeating the melody of the improvisation sometimes only a fraction of a second behind.
M. S. Gopalakrishnan goes beyond imitation. His style takes the portamenti, bends, and glissandos that characterise the sung voice and push them into something so colourful and free as to resemble a caricature. I'm convinced that he plays about 96% of his silky, slippery melodies with just a single finger, dragging it up and down the neck of the violin with devilish precision. The effect is something that is far too woozy to be mistaken for a vocal quality; instead it becomes a wholly new and idiosyncratic way of playing the violin. It would almost be drunken in its slurring vocabulary, if it were not at the same time so tightly and precisely controlled. Gopalakrishnan's playing, then, is remarkable in itself.
>>60166854
Yet I can't help but notice that the performances on Violin Melody only rarely grab the attention. In fact I can pinpoint the places where Gopalakrishnan is at his most appealing - the extremes ends of alap and drut, or the beatless beginnings and exhilarating endings of each recording. And herein lies the problem: the compositions that have been chosen here are, for the most part, rather short and boring. Only two compositions are given something close to an extended treatment, the highlight being the 19-minute 'Samaja Vara Gamana'. Gopalakrishnan is unable to bulk up the rest of the shorter pieces included here into something special, because his style of improvisation is often so middle-of-the-road without the free improvisation and driving conclusion that we get in the two longer pieces. Identifiable his playing may be, but it suffers without something to play off against.
Nonetheless, the aforementioned 'Samaja Vara Gamana' is a treasure. In ragam Hindolam, the vadi or key note is Pa (the 5th), and the constant return to this unresolved resting place gives the entire performance a delicate sense of urgency throughout. As things progress, Gopalakrishnan gets into some rhythmic games of imitation with his two mrdangam and ghatam accompanists, furthering my suspicion that he's at his best when bouncing off others. These rapid fire copy-cat phrases are delightful, and furthermore lead into an exciting and unusual shared solo between the two percussionists - almost like a kind of jugalbandi. Wonderful.
>>60166854
>>60166880
Unfortunately there is little else to tear the record away from its drab insistence on unremarkable compositions made no less dreary by Gopalakrishnan. Perhaps this illustrates the central importance of improvisation in Indian music; it doesn't matter how singular or identifiable your style is if you can't move the bandish off the ground. This is an interesting insight, at least for my own listening preferences, and I'm grateful for the lesson. Not at all to slight Gopalakrishanan, either - I look forward to hearing more of his long-form performances.
>State your opinon about Disco Volante or your mother dies tonight
>>60166024
havent listened to it
it's good
Best Mr. Bungle
innovative bleeps only edition
00s edition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ol2-zm9LSg
>>60164886
https://soundcloud.com/i-d-online-1/premiere-prayer-running
:)
does /bleep/ like noise
Why no jazz thread?
I want to talk about jazz.
So what's your favorite jazz subgenre and what's your favorite album from that subgenre.
Bonus: what's the best track on that album and why
>>60164851
free jazz 2 based
Korg Bias Edition
Production Resources:
>Pastebin - Links, books, videos, articles, tutorials and stuff
http://pastebin.com/pYGCLu6q
>/prod/ wiki - still looking for contributors (wink, wink, WINK)
http://mu-sic-production.wikia.com
There's a severe lack of DAW descriptions in the wiki. If you're good with your tool of choice, consider writing a paragraph about it.
>Mixing Secrets and misc resources from previous thread
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/64bx81yayqzch/Production
Remember to use clyp.it to post your tracks/WIP : posting a clyp.it is just providing sound for a question, posting a soundcloud link is making self-advertisement and the thread doesn't need that.
Remember to check other peoples' clyp.it links to keep the thread healthy.
>>60161683
>Korg Bias Edition
whats Korg bias edition?
>>60161974
seriously
the edition is supposed to be one of the topics of discussion from the last thread and the picture is supposed to be lunga.
what is with this these shit op's?
Alright prod, so my headphones are fucked and I've been meaning to cop monitors for a while. Should I get HS5s and buy a sub later or save up for HS8s? I usually produce dub or deep house.
Rec & r8 m8s.
Looking for experimental yet enjoyable rock and hip hop. Any decade. Please.
>>60161619
you need ween in your life senpai
>>60161619
>enjoyable rock and hip hop
nice b8 thread
>>60161619
Hex Horizontal
Early Nobukazu Takemura
Boredoms
Basically anything off this chart, really
:)
>So go fetch a bottle of fum dear friends
>and fill up my glass to the rim
>for i'm not the man I used to be
>now I'm one of them
>You wanted to leave
>>60161510
>>60161564
literally a kekold song
>Yfw the following is literally the feel theme song of 4chin.
>If I have the space of half a day,
>I'm ashamed of half the things I say.
>I'm ashamed to have turned out this way,
>and I desire to make amends.
>But it don't make no difference, now,
>and no-one's listening, anyhow,
>and lists of sins and solemn vows
>don't make you any friends.
>There's an old trick played,
>when the light and the wine conspire
>to make me think I'm fine.
>I'm not, but I have got half a mind
>to maybe get there, yet.
~ M O E = E M O ~
nouns are lurking edition.
the usual recs, contributions to add here are appreciated.
http://amonthofsomedays.com/album/a-month-of-somedays
https://chinesefootball.bandcamp.com/album/chinese-football
https://realsportsboys.bandcamp.com/album/well-get-to-it-eventually
https://roklokrecords.bandcamp.com/album/where-you-are-and-where-you-want-to-be
https://sixgallery.bandcamp.com/album/breakthroughs-in-modern-art
https://perspectivealovelyhandtohold.bandcamp.com/album/autonomy
https://shire.bandcamp.com
https://crashofrhinos.bandcamp.com/album/distal
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exclusively girl fronted recs:
https://forthwanderers.bandcamp.com/album/mahogany
https://adventurespgh.bandcamp.com/album/clear-my-head-with-you
https://pohgoh.bandcamp.com/album/all-along-complete-discography-1994-1997
https://footballetc.bandcamp.com/album/the-draft
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miKpYuTx6IU [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKvDBStsMTI [Embed]
https://rainermaria.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8-Y9PZLlZA [Embed]
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Recommended Dreamo
D R E A M O
https://whatmoonthings.bandcamp.com
https://strangemangers.bandcamp.com/track/no-effort
https://pilesandpiles.bandcamp.com/album/premonitions-say
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HARRISON BERGERON
https://mega.nz/#!GJthFCxB!lWt0XykPvGjEBKti71dK8orvdypOoqYLvMN1Aj5fVOY
I usually hate revival poppy stuff but i've been digging sport lately. Someone looking for new stuff might like them.
http://m.youtube.com/?#/watch?v=e8hGjYaZZkE
Just posted this in the emo elitist thread. Starting off well enough.
https://wearenoye.bandcamp.com/album/tra-listante-e-lassoluto
Favorite album cover? Nit doesn't necessarily have to be a good album or an album you like, just a cool cover that catches your eye.
Even though at that time I was not into hip-hop, this album cover always dragged my attention. Emblematic.
Thought it was pretty ok, but the album art is great.
![Violin+Melody[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Dc41BEk.jpg "Violin+Melody[1]")
![cosmogramma-650[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/WaIjeLc.jpg "cosmogramma-650[1]")
