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How do you like your music to sound /mu/? I personally like the thin, lo-fi sound quality of the 60's. it sounds very natural and classic.
>How do you like your music to sound
Good
>>55173315
I like the gritty, saturated harshness of 80s home studio 4-track. It contributes to the atmosphere of the music the way a Xerox machine does to the flyer art.
>>55173315
it really depends on the artist. If its some gritty punk band i prefer a more scratchy audio quality but if its kanye or something i want crystal-clear fidelity
The other sharethread will soon be dead so here is a new one.
All genres welcome.
Complaining about genres that are shared is not welcome.
Requests are not welcome unless you share something yourself first.
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/cQlBjTuG/file.html
Mongo Santamaria- Drums and Chants (recorded 1955, released 1978) (vinyl rip)
>guaguanco, Yoruba, Afro-Cuban chant
>A collection of traditional call-and-response chant that often borrows directly from the African styles that originated in the Congo before they moved west. This is one of Santamaria's earliest recordings and he enlists several important percussionists in the band, including Carlos 'Patato' Valdes.
>>55163430
please no western popular music shares so fucking sick of that shit
>>55163430
That image is racist as fuck.
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/E6H5BpIt/file.html
Miles Davis- Miles Ahead (1957)
>big band, cool jazz, third stream
>Though Miles' name gets top billing, this project owes much of its success to the brilliance of Gil Evans' arranging. The program consists of mostly popular jazz compositions, arranged by Evans for large ensemble and featuring Miles Davis' warm tone on flugelhorn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyzVnPoIBHg
ITT: We post our favorite album and people say if they'd like to hang out with us
>>55166512
I would DATE you
I'd hang out with you OP :-)
what are some emo albums that experiment with the genre a bit?
>>54996497
> arena emo
> dat 3 stars
But seruously tho, I guess Coheed would be the closest, though they're not really emo at all.
harriet the spy
>>54996497
always wanted to do this, also Nouns are pretty forward thinking http://nounss.bandcamp.com/track/dogs tho sometimes it's barely emo
ITT: Post albums that never fail to frighten you.
>>55001809
Giles Corey frightens you?
it frightens me that people think this shit is good
It seems to me that QOTSA is the closest to being unanimously appreciated by /mu/. Really, you cannot find any flaw in this band.
I don't like them.
They're not nearly as popular on /mu/ as they were back in 2012, when the hype for their new album was at an all-time high.
they're a great gateway band for plebs to start listening to some good shit
ITT: stories of people being dumb as shit about music.
I'm not talking about how your cousin didn't know Death Grips did an ARG or how your ex didn't hear of some band with less then 1,000 last.fm scrobbles or something, just general shit that makes people look like dumbfucks
>Mad World by Tears for Fears starts playing at work
>me: I love this song
>coworker: it's good, but this isn't the original, that one is better
>mfw
also, the Gary Jules version sucks shit
"kanye is a legitimately talented and quality artist"
>>55154859
>>Mad World by Tears for Fears starts playing at work
>>coworker: I love this song
>fallout boy is my favorite band
Took me a couple seconds to comprehend that this was serious and not some post ironic joke.
Last bandcamp died, R.I.P
https://eddydillon.bandcamp.com/album/sentient-apples
>surf
>jangle
>psych
will be listenin' to all of ya'll
ddx-10.bandcamp.com
>Noise, Experimental, Algorithmic
>Made entirely in MATLAB
will return feedback if you post a link
czarownica.bandcamp.com
>ambient, drone
>experimental metal, noise
>chanting, hymns, biblical undertones
Fully released today
https://anewwaytoplay.bandcamp.com/
>emo
>wopwave
>shoegaze
>experimental hiphop
>noise
>ambient
whats the best kanye album
Late Registration
Late Registration easily
CD
Hotline Miami has been a catalyst to this sudden explosion of 'neo-80's' or 'retro-wave' music and that's really cool and all, but it all seems too similar and repetitive to me.
I'd really like to get into this genre a little more, since I love the idea and sound behind it, so does anyone have any suggestions for albums that are considered the best?
can kids from /v/ stop bombing down here claiming that hotline miami/blood dragon jumpstarted neu retro fetishism when hypnagogic pop already existed
please clean my nuts heartily with your tastebuds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vulh4GLaqno
>>55148858
No one is claiming that it started it, just that it gave it a sudden kicking and an interest in the genre.
Try some Carpenter Brut or Pertubator, they were in the HM games and they both are pretty good
Starting with the obvious GOAT
>>55149644
I'm so thankful for finding out about Jurassic 5 through this. And oh shit, skating through New Jersey on The World Is Yours is so damn epic.
Adding in obvious entry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcSPK5yn9K8
>in b4 wrestlefag, gay, it's fake, etc etc
As far as original soundtracks go, this is the GOAT. This is not up for debate.
let's do this shit again
also guess the genres of other albums, etc.
come on, you slags
post your favourite pornstars and album and we'll rec some music and guess personality
I'll start
>August Ames
>F#A# Infinity
>Mia Khalifa
>Graduation
>Kim Kardashian
>To Pimp a Butterfly
>Claire Robbins
>James Chance and The Contortions - Buy
Interesting coincidental album cover proximities in your library
Is onkyo the most intelligent genre?
I NEED AN ANSWER TO THIS
>>55145302
Onkyo is the brand of my turn table, I didn't know it was a genre.
I don't think onkyo can solve this riddle.
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