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https://soundcloud.com/user48736353001
download tracks with
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/soundcloud-downloader-techn/
batch download link for 51 tracks so far
https://mega.co.nz/#!VZFGSRCS!9-yV2PRtclK9wAT9ubTONy6u7zzBO1NTSCYHA6t0efI
>but is this legit?
yes now shut up
first for james
>>53170365
first for druqks era when?
keep yr eyes on https://soundcloud.com/causticwindow as well
prog thread post prog
pic related, is good prog
>>53165846
Good album, although Pendragon released better neo-prog album the same year
MY AOTY was Flying Colors by far
brazilian prog is p nice
http://youtu.be/CGQNzhAFHaY
>>53165846
what's the best IQ album?
just listened to road of bones and liked it
For all your traditional music needs, post in this thread.
What have you been listening to lately?
What do you want to explore?
What's your favourite traditional folk music?
Request, share and discuss here.
Daily /trad/ general.
Here's the tiny library I have on this computer, feel free to request anything from it and I will upload it.
I wish I had my portably HDD with me that has a bunch more music.
>>53158499
I've been listening to Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares (just then in fact), and loving it
last thread (full of mega links including what I've been listening to)
https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S53078748
I went through all the bulgarian instruments and learned a bit about them. there's something so mournful about their vocal music and microtonal melodic lines
>>53158556
If you want, I can pastebin the OxMu entry for Bulgaria.
bleep
Is there actually a point to these threads?
>how to fix /bleep/
ban everyone currently in the plug.dj room
all /bleep/ problems ever solved
>>53166909
>909
ayy
reminder to ignore shitposting
>current favorite song
>current feels
Jerry Paper - Want
Shit. My girlfriend is seeing another guy that I can't compare to. Damn it mu
>>53166690
Why is your girlfriend hanging out with another male without you?
You some kind of bitch?
>>53166722
Pretty much.
She used to be an introvert. I made her a little more confident. Now I'm getting fucked over by it
IIT: Albums that make you feel nostalgic
Does /mu/ liek RHCP?
They're meh. They range from generic alternative rock to horribly watered down funk.
Not at all.
First album is great. The rest is just washed down pop version of that.
Frusciante in Peppers was useless, his solo career is much better.
Reminding you that everything Noel Gallagher has done from 2008-now has been surprisingly good
There was a few good songs on that album for sure. At the very least he's still better than Beady Eye.
>>53164656
He's made some great stuff, Ballad Of The Mighty I was pretty good too. Looking forward to the new album!
>"Incredibly noisy"
Trap influenced beats
Hailing from _____
The ______ outfit
>>53163408
>sonically
Bandcamp thread? I just posted my shitty shit and am looking for any sort of reaction.
https://stevensaenz.bandcamp.com/
>sounds like old sufjan stevens, maybe
>similar to idk, acoustic electro pop?
Why are there no vocals? this seems pretty incomplete to me. otherwise, i like it. pretty tones
http://projektosendecida.bandcamp.com
> First Wave post-rock, Instrumental, Psychedelic, hints of western
>>53165381
>>53165506
Lol, same poster.
why don't you listen to the superior genre?
>>53153597
ayyy lmao
>>53153597
7/10
>>53153597
you idiots just keep pushing it back. next stravinsky is post rock
the ride never ends
https://soundcloud.com/user4873635301
>>53161436
Why is rich posting all these tracks anyway?
So any evidence it's AFX and not some dude from the 90s who did something similar or is making these on ableton? He refers to aphes twin as if he's someone else, unless he's fucking with us.
>>53161470
impending suicide
ITT: Post genres you wish existed, others recommend artists that fit the criteria
Twee Rap
Freak Funk
Yes Wave
Surf-Hop
>>53162747
>Freak Funk
Primus
>Yes Wave
Literally New Wave. No Wave was just a counter-movement against New Wave.
>>53162747
>Twee Rap
De La Soul?
Who are the best songwriters/songwriting teams of all time?
Obviously John & Paul are up there but what are some others I should listen to? And who was better between those two?
Future islands' lead singer
Thom York
Kanye West
John -> better songwriter
Paul -> better pop artist
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/56844147/file.html
Ray Barretto- Indestructible (1973)
>salsa, son, rumba
>Fania Records is pretty much the “Blue Note” of the salsa world and percussionist Ray Barretto was one of the best-known and most successful of the Fania All-Stars. This is one of his best recordings and all-around one of the best salsa recordings ever. Pure, danceable, fun salsa tunes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChP8yM0lTiE
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/29935113/file.html
Tonbruket- Nubium Swimtrip (2013)
>progressive rock, fusion
>After the unfortunate death of Esbjorn Svensson and the dissolving of the Esbjorn Svensson Trio, the bassist, Dan Berglund started this group. “Tonbruket” translates to “tone workshop” and the group explores the influences of classic progressive rock with unique instrumentation, influences of world music, and a spirit of improvisation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkGKyqh9VNs&list=PLy4E2XFkUjfYLbww37cMwiEy79TKPQl7g&index=4
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/90187040/file.html
The Duke plays Ellington (1953)
>swing, piano trio
>Duke Ellington is mostly remembered for his compositions and arrangements and work as a leader of one of the most successful big bands in history. He was also a talented and influential pianist as he shows on this recording of him playing his own tunes and standards in a trio setting.
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/29584606/file.html
David Virelles- Mbókò: Sacred Music for Piano, Two Basses, Drum Set and Biankoméko Abakuá (2014)
>canto Abakuá, sacred Afro-Cuban jazz
>Pianist David Virelles takes influence from his native land of Cuba and translates the traditional music of the Abakuá religion and interprets it with modern jazz sensibilities, producing music that sounds both traditional and sacred, and adventurous and modern. Between the dark harmony of the piano, the two double-basses, and the unique timbre of the Biankoméko drum, this is a very innovative and original record.
