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What is the patrician version of Daft Punk?
Paul Hardcastle.
>>55350742
Daft Punk before they were popular
Daft Punk
Will this ever be topped?
I could go record myself tapping on my desk and it would top that
More like
Will this ever be bottomed?
Yes.
sage
Can we guess what music /mu/ listens to based on the books we read. Here are my favorite writers:
>Chuck Palahiunk
>David Foster Wallace
>Thomas Pynchon
>Sylvia Plath
>Oscar Wilde
>Marry Shelley
>Chuck Klosterman
>H.P. Lovecraft
James Joyce
>>55349195
Vaporwave
>>55349252
Indie music from the 90s
>chuck klosterman
Wailing Wall -The Low Hanging Fruit
>god-tier folk
http://www.mediafire.com/?gznmnnktnwa
EASTGHOST - Omniscient, They
>ambient, electronic, experimental, hip hop
https://eastgh0st.bandcamp.com/
https://youtu.be/pzLU-giCEHo
https://mega.co.nz/#!n08EQYgY!vjqw4LMCdL-xKTkd89tQ4xhEBcchBVeSIuChn4Cxhbc
James Blake - Self-Titled
>post-dubstep/future garage
http://www.mediafire.com/?p33ekjj4j8ivb20
Ray Charles - Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmrEWyN3QMA
http://www.ulozto.sk/xg3tgppk/0031-ray-charles-modern-sounds-in-country-and-western-music-bonus-tracks-62-rar
>the only people who listen to /mu/core are newfags being introduced to the canon
>>55353979
i listened to half of /mu/core before I know this site existed
>>55353991
wow aren't you a special snowflake
only newfags see music as a journey
What kind of music do pure, virginal girls like?
Twee, of course.
>>55338149
i like shoegaze
Is there a track-separated version of Pender Street Steppers' "Life in the Zone" tape? I've only been able to find Side A and Side B, but never individual tracks
>>55339676
a digital version I mean
The kids want dub techno.
big
https://soundcloud.com/lombardouk/house-music-was-born
ITT: words that have lost all meaning
Pretentionious
Epic
Cuck
Meme
Fedora
Sunbather
hospice
Filth
Cherry Bomb
can we get a noise rock thread going? I'd love some recs!!!
if there weren't any asian whiny vocals, this would be perfect
One of my favorite albums
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOtRawqLgRc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv8Lw-Vj-NY
>>55332540
whats the name of the album sweetie?
>>55332580
This is cool! thank you!
I really enjoy math rock, but listen to a pretty limited amount. These are my favorite math rock albums. Where do I go from here?
Rodan and Slint are pretty good
Branch out into emo?
>>55338876
>slint
>math rock
sort of?
>>55338876
Also some of Albini's more recent shit
ITT: we briefly describe good albums as if we were plebs
>idk it was okay but I think the CD was scratched or something
>>55338426
>idk it was okay but I think Kanye West is not Michael Jackson. As he told MTV last month, "I do have a goal in this lifetime to be the greatest artist of all time, [but] that's very difficult being that I can't dance or sing." He ended the thought with a laugh, but you get the impression he's not kidding. Unlike Michael, he's not interested in scrubbing away bits of himself-- his blackness, his candidness-- to appease the masses. And while Jackson's own twisted fantasies of paranoia and betrayal eventually consumed him whole, West is still aware of his illusions, though that mindfulness becomes increasingly unmoored with each newspaper-splashing controversy. The balance is tenuous, but right now it's working to his advantage. On Twisted Fantasy, Kanye is crazy enough to truly believe he's the greatest out there. And, about a decade into his career, the hardworking perfectionist has gained the talent on the mic and in the control room to make a startlingly strong case for just that.
>In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
>yeah it just kinda sounds weird like its not right can we listen to something else?
yo so what happened to jazz in the 21st century
you're mum sat on it and it got crushed
>>55332126
It got more complex, diverse, and personal than ever before and also increasingly less popular, yet more rewarding to those who seek it out.
It's the same trajectory it's been on since the 1940's.
can you give me some examples of some good artists from this century?
Has any rap record successfully pulled off the "rapping with a live band." Because musically this is great, but the rap's a bit uninspired.
<in b4 The Roots. never really dug them.
BBNG should collaborate with MF Doom and Flying Lotus.
gym class heroes for the kids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIccznjwpho
>>55333079
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3X7pf_iS-s
ITT: We list artists from the same era as the Beatles that made better, more important music than the Beatles
I'll start:
>Velvet Underground
>Captain Beefheart
>Antonio Carlos Jobim
>João Gilberto
>Les Rallizes Denudes
>early Can
>John Cage
>Hendrix
>The Kinks
Feel free to contribute
>>55336708
half of these aren't as important and the other half aren't as good
The Moody Blues
My actual face when I saw this topic and the potential to ruin it with a single image.
