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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u0aaY9bhJw
opinions on the new Isreal Vines?
http://eye-teeth.bandcamp.com/releases
a1 is a killer
bleep is kill
evolution is bullshit
redundant \as a study as it completely resists formalisation
all that there can be done is chinstroke hypothesising until a new fossil is found
Is /mu/ currently at its most narrow-minded state ever?
>1 classical thread that last days
>jazz gets less than 20 replies
>non-Western music completely ignored
>huge genres from rhythm and blues to non /bleep/ electronic music except rap never discussed
>multiple constant threads about the same rap subgenre, often multiple same artists
>20 different flavours of rock only separated by an effect pedal
>memes, memes, memes
Do you like any music thats never discussed here? Do you try and watch threads about music that interest you 404 with no replies? What are they?
>>54760738
>>non-Western music completely ignored
Eh, I somewhat agree with this whole post, but /metal/ constantly discusses music from South America, Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia.
>20 different flavours of rock only separated by an effect pedal
They're also separated by vastly differing thematic aims. If you think the only thing separating Brand New and Swans and Burzum and Dead Kennedys is an effects pedal then you're musically illiterate.
I do agree though.I woud particularly like it if /mu/ talked about more neofolk/post-folk.
>>54760738
I really hate when /mu/ treats ITAOTS as a bad album just because it is a meme
And the hate OKC gets because reasons (might be because of popularity? RYM? Idk.)
>>54760803
Note even within your choices its all still different types of (mostly Western) rock?
I'm not even trying to b8 here, I just wish there was more variety.
>>54760828
Not sure how thats really relevant to this thread.
Itt: Album charts that aren't tied to a specific genre but instead a subject.
Also, does any one have the "I wear all black and bad at talking to girls" chart? I can't find it on my computer.
>>54751994
Have you tried the wiki?
>>54752023
Yeah, couldn't find it.
Replace Kanye with HoLV.
Is there such a thing as math folk? I enjoy the complexity of math rock and, as someone who prefers folk music to rock, I'd love to hear how it would sound on traditional instruments. Bulgarian folk music frequently uses asymmetric meters, so I think it could work well.
john fahey/american primitivism? maybe less of an emphasis on mathy time signatures, but still has a lot of that complexity.
>>54741286
this /thread is actually interesting
>>54741394
Listening to John Fahey and it sounds pretty cool. Not what I would consider complex, but I like it anyway.
ITT: Artists responsible for creating/heavily influencing an entire genre.
Industrial
>>54749526
if you're being serious, kill yrself my man
>>54749526
But he ripped off of ministry who ripped off of big black
how do you personally discover new music?
Share threads, and Last.fm recommendations. Chart threads usually give me all the same stuff
>>54751535
the internet
friends
>>54751535
I bug everybody i see
whats they like
and 90% of the time and at school it's always
"Everything"
and then I ask them whats their favorite album and I always get idk any albums.
then I proceed to walk away
All genres welcome. I will be sharing mostly jazz-related genres.
Requests are ok IF you share something first.
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/D9Xo5usu/file.html
Various Artists- African Scream Contest: Raw and Psychedelic Afro Sounds from Benin and Togo 70's (2008)
>funk, soul
>A compilation of live performances from Africa, heavily influenced by American funk, soul, and R&B, especially James Brown.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwMVULXrowI
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/n7zLH6p1/file.html
Anthony Braxton- Six Monk's Compositions (1987)
>avant-garde jazz
>Saxophonist and free-thinker Anthony Braxton deconstructs some of the melodies and harmonic structures of Thelonious Monk and uses them as jumping off points for spirited free improvisations. The pianist is Mal Waldron.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erPiOGFH0Hk
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/62975720/file.html
Jonathan Kreisberg- Nine Stories Wide (2004)
>post-bop, modal jazz
>A departure from his quintet and his original compositions, this album features Krieisberg in a guitar trio setting and playing mostly new interpretations of jazz standards. Despite the somewhat “straight-ahead” nature of this record, Kreisberg’s tone and unmistakable chromatic approach to improvisation make this a very enjoyable listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raPneC7aOKU
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/ZvqKHdpb/file.html
Bill Evans- California, Here I Come (recorded 1967, released 1982)
>piano trio, straight ahead jazz
>A live recording from the Village Vanguard that captures one of the few collaborations between Bill Evans and Philly Joe Jones, with his common bassist, Eddie Gomez. They run through mostly standards, some which were seldom performed/recorded by Evans. The playing here is unusually energetic and extroverted compared to Evans' normal style.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLtYtYahPP0
Do you think it's okay to pirate music?
On one hand, if you pay for it, you can support your favorite artists. They do deserve money for what they create, right?
On the other hand, you may be broke and not have money to spare, paying for music. So you pirate it, you would have never bought it in the first place so it wouldn't even have affected an artists sales.
Personally i download a lot of stuff, but if i really like an artist, I'll save some money and pay for a record i like, usually on vinyl.
There are some musicians who have given the majority of their music out for free. For example, Death Grips. I can't find the exact quote right now, but Zach Hill stated that he believes in a digital world, information should be free. That's why they let you download their music for free.
They make their money from touring, and people buying physical copies.
Just interested in other peoples thoughts on this since it seems to me that with this new 'Tidal' streaming thing "First streaming service owned by artists" seems pretty greedy to me. I could be off here, but it just does.
Taylor Swift left spotify because she didn't feel like she got enough money from it, but she backs up tidal and supports it. Isn't she already a multi-millionaire? They're charging $20 a month for a streaming service, that's ridiculous.
Anti-piracy has been cracking down on a lot of things lately. It seems in the future it could crack down most of it. I've heard some people say they think torrenting will be non-existent in the next few years. I don't know if that's possible, or even if that's realistic. Maybe with the uprise of things like tidal, they will start taking down private trackers and become more strict with things like mega.
Thanks for reading my tl;dr blog.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this /mu/
>he thinks artists make money on record sales
Policy has basically been:
Does the artist need my purchase? Yes? No piracy. No? Might as well pirate.
Sufjan doesn't need my help.
Phil Elverum does.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Embarrassing things your favorite band has done? Songs, Live performance, album artwork-anything goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAoyxq3CwBw
:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBFsJk6PWu0
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sz0SnpN_O00
Not my favorite artist whatsoever, but this John Maus live performance is hilarious.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGj27OOpr9Y
Wilco are cool as fuck
>liberals
>cool
Wait, aren't they just punishing their fans in Indiana and not the actual people who are facilitating bigoted laws? If not, then that's cool.
>I don't like what your government is doing so I'm going to fuck over my fans that live there.
ITT: Funniest albums you've ever heard
Also, my stand-up essentials
>>54747884
>louis CucK
is this bait?
Post your most heart warmingly adorable album.
pic related.
>>54749060
Fuck that album just sounds so "warm"
I love it
>>54749106
I know, never seen it actually get anything but praise on here. One of those albums I actually show to friends if they ask what I like because I'm convinced everyone loves it.
I'm not even that into twee-type stuff, but this is adorable.
It's been great /mu/, you guys have shown me the most beautiful music this world has to offer and I'm forever grateful for that.
It made life a little easier the last few years, this place isn't as bad as you guys think.
You guys hang on and find the things you need in life, I'm sure you'll all figure it out soon.
Any albums I should listen to while I blow my head off?
>>54741206
Nirvana - In utero
Linkin Park.
Head Like a Hole by Nine Inch Nails
ITT: Everyone in class gets to ask my edgy friend a question about his presentation topic/PowerPoint after he's done. What should I ask? He's analyzing noise music and its development with the help of Big Black.
ask if he wants some of your big black
Ask him if he likes Rapeman more than Big Black
>>54628590
What is the best modern noise band and why is it Lightning Bolt?
I couldn't see one.
How was your weekend lads?
Any lads going to dekmantel this Summer?
How does Fabric stay so GOAT?
http://www.fabriclondon.com/
>>54735267
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgi8jKtT-F0&index=1&list=RDkgi8jKtT-F0
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