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alri pals
http://youtu.be/mwB6fcBBITo
any acid ladies in
>he dances at the club
>>55235222
>tfw no Helena Hauff gf
What software does /mu/ use to listen to their music on PC?
WMP
MP3 because
- FLAC takes up too much space, specially for the amount of music one should ideally have
- Don't kid yourself, you're not an archivist
- The audible difference between lossless and lossy music is negligible, again -
- Don't kid yourself, you can't hear the difference and if you think you can you're under the effect of placebo
I like aesthetics and everything working. Would use winamp but I hated it 15 years ago.
Commissions II general?
kinda continuation of >>55183124
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/3l7rSmWq/file.html
what do you think of it? do you love it? do you hate it? why?
>>55235007
I'm almost done listening to it now, and it's absolutely breathtaking. It's beautiful. Almost as beautiful as Commissions I. I fucking love Daniel Lopatin so much.
>do you love it? do you hate it? why?
op here.
not as good as r+7, but still on par with replica and commissions I imho
currently using alessandro ms1's
>sound fucking great
>not too bass like most modern headphones
>comfy
>durable (so far)
>good price
Beyerdynamic master race
>>55224193
i had a pair but they broke kinda easily... easy to get repaired but i was just sad
Audio-Technica ATH-M50
You guys dig it?
>>55239817
This album has no right to even exist.
>>55240328
but im so glad it does
More tolerable than most vocaloid, if just for the obscured vocals.
Usually dark music is minimalistic, but is there a good example of dark maximalism?
>>55243310
Requiems
progressive black metal like sigh or something idk
depends on your definition of dark and maximalism
>>55243344
This. Maximalism by composition or instrumentation or whut.
A lot of black metal is founded on the premise of romanticism and sounding menacing and Nihilistic, so I don't think it's the darkness OP is going for.
Technically speaking, serialism. But serialism sucks.
More practically speaking Death Metal and loads of modern classical (Stravinsky for starters).
Any of you like to download music from mega, or even anything in the archive? It's actually pretty easy to get into some serious shit for this. Here is how:
Header probing basically entails an active engine on the network (your ISP backend) looking at the file headers for any files being transmitted. Since a staggering amount of files are transferred just to load web pages and associated images, the engine should be set to only look at the headers of files over a certain size. The captured header traffic is then scanned for keywords, often provided by a content provider or associated content provider protection agency, looking for specific movie, music or software keywords. Beyonce, Adobe, Star Wars, for example. If the scanner catches one of those keywords, an alert is given to the person in charge of content monitoring. They then can determine if you were just downloading a wallpaper pack, or if you were downloading an entire discography, and respond with some nasty emails and fines. Possibly alerting your ISP too, and they could shut down your internet connection.
Just wanted to warn people because more and more are getting caught and having to pay ridiculous fines, even if it's just for downloading a small album.
Stay safe fellow /mu/tants
Seriously, what's the deal with this scene? I don't get it. I don't get this meme. Somebody explain, please.
UH UH UH
I'M A MEME MAN
NUH NUH NUH
I'M A MEME MAAAAAAN
dr pavel i'm CIA
Post le japanese music I wanna get into it cause Japanese make better music so far.
I like Flower Travelin' Band - Satori and DMBQ - Essential Sounds of the Far East. Where the fuck do I go from here?
Ken Ishii - Jelly Tones
>>55239116
idk who dmbq is but this is rockin'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5db2bOtVJ8
Do we still know what to do, /mu/?
>Recent concerts + reviews
>Upcoming concerts + recs
>General concert discussion
GOING TO SEE LIGHTNING BOLT W/ METZ LEAVING RIGHT NOW HOLY SHIT HYPE
>>55240810
saw Clark and Nosaj Thing, it was alright
saw Open Mike Eagle, fucking great
saw Grouper and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma and Bitchin' Bajas and Gregg Kowalsky at a small fest amongst others, very memorable
haven't seen much this year but it's cool
>Recent concerts + reviews
Saw a TON of shows in the past week, including Sufjan, Lightning Bolt, Metz, Mark McGuire, The Soft Moon, Cold Specks, and Noveller.
Sufjan was actually a bit underwhelming because of how restrained he sounded (his voice was a bit raspy too), but the interpretations and expansions of the Carrie & Lowell material were stunning. It sounded like he felt obligated to play some material of Illinois and even rushed through Concerning the UFOs..., which made me wish he just played whatever he wanted to instead of appealing to the more basic fans in the audience. It was still a great show, but I enjoyed his 2012 Christmas tour show more.
>Upcoming
4/22 - Neutral Milk Hotel / Circulatory System
4/29 - Speedy Ortiz / Krill
5/5-6 - The Replacements
5/16 - Tame Impala
5/28-31 - Nelsonville Music Festival
6/4 - My Morning Jacket
6/6 - Father John Misty
6/10 - Shabazz Palaces
6/23-24 - My Morning Jacket
7/7 - Steve Gunn / Jennifer Castle
7/17 - Lower Dens
8/10 - Dinosaur Jr.
>>55241003
I saw them last night and they were both fantastic, enjoy the show man!
Mathcore, noise rock, post-hardcore, emo, etc. are also welcome
>what you're listening to
>favorite 2015 releases
>post charts
>discuss
Have fun.
NEW ALBUM WHEN!?! O.o;;
>>55234749
NO FUCKIN G IDEA MAN
I"M WAITING
>>55234735
Noise rock here
I've been waiting for someone to start one, you guys sleeping. Lets share some musaks!
BATS - Red Tooth & Claw (320kbps)
>Math-rock, post-hardcore. An infectious album that has songs about doing science experiments, other worlds and, huh, rapist exorcists? It's silly fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d30kuVuUBFE
https://mega.co.nz/#!XRUmBDTI!PM_vdHW33EhbWb0XhsFc8wzUFGYrl5I3E66st-JtQt4
>>55239765
Austin Peralta - Endless Planets (320kbps)
>Jazz, instrumental. Great jazz record and a very accessible one at that. The saxophone playing is amazing. Sadly, Peralta died some time after its release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E3WyWiWnUM
https://mega.co.nz/#!aBEnCTaD!0heQy4kAjX6qZw9TPYxkV5NBlzIZNPsB9SnUq3e2vxg
>>55239791
Bill Evans & Jim Hall - Intermodulation
>Modular Jazz/elevator music. Just guitar and piano, nothing more. Extremely chill music. If you need something relaxing, get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylzweSpaFDg
https://mega.co.nz/#!mQsTCLjK!KdtkD0GSY8DPjyLkSdkZo0c_IvgmtJbhmnraOzm1USI
>>55239813
Black Widow - Black Widow (320kbps)
>Prog, 70's style. You like Black Sabbath? And Jethro Tull too? Then get this thing. It's like those bands made sweet musical love and spawned this demon. It's a conceptual album too. It tells the story of some dude summoning SATAN. It's fucking great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWAlvq9kJxk (link is in Spanish for some reason)
https://mega.co.nz/#!KZEWzKLB!C5qCg2VYqq91ELtzeB5o306m4Fnu0e2_kA0tcHy3-A4
ITT: albums you can listen to literally any time and will always be just as amazing as the first time you heard it
Any by Scooter
bump
>>55233342
>>55233106
agreed.
ITT: You copy/paste a /fa/ fag, other try to guess his music genre, I'll get it started
>pic related
>>55234695
memerap?
Other people post music that sounds like that image. Feel free to post more than one piece per image.
>>55229047
>http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-TsCfl3tK20
>>55229047
Something by Gryphon
>>55229047
After The Ordeal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZU3AVyAFC4
Do you like groovy electronic music? Or relaxing electronic music? Then come join us!
Listening to this atm, great vibe, multri-instrumental album from Sengal originally, works really well with the vibe of /afgj/ music.
http://www.discogs.com/Youssou-NDour-The-Guide-Wommat/release/1205198
>>55230218
This song feels really, I dunno 'bouncy'
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VIB5zGgSABc
And Oh hay! He's the same guy featured in Neneh Cherry's '7 seconds'.
Thought his voice was familiar.
>>55230329
Yeah thats him and that song. Grab the album, it varies a lot, really lush.
![D3S_7757-1200[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/VQgvxqX.jpg "D3S 7757-1200[1]")
