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I think it's time we addressed the elephant in the room: there's a serious problem on this board stemming from an attempted Marxist revolution of musical taste disguised as the philosophy of "subjectivity".
It's an unspoken but well-understood rule that /mu/ is a board for music lovers. People with well-rounded tastes that is built upon a preference from theoretical, emotional, and sonic elements that they've found makes up their favorite pieces of music. You asked these people why they liked a song and they could tell you. If the quality of their taste was challenged, they at least had the capacity to explain where their taste came from.
Somewhere along the line, an undesirable population infiltrated the community and their concentration became more than insignificant. These people's musical tastes are derived from hedonism and cultural stigma. When asked why they like a song, they say things like "it's catchy" or "it's hype". When the quality of their taste is brought into question, they fall back on "taste is subjective". They may also spew buzzwords like "pretentious", accuse you of coming from a different online community, and resort to personal attacks.
People with underdeveloped tastes see themselves as an exploited proletarian class who need to revolt against the evils of those who have put thought into their musical taste. The quality of music can be subjective but there's a clear boundary between "Shake it Off" and a piece of music with actual expression, foundation, and craftsmanship. Stop the revolution.
Sora no Woto was a pretty fun show.
The atmosphere was great, humor pretty good, animation was fairly well done. Overall it was one of my favorite shows. I haven't seen an Sora no Woto discussion around here lately, thoughts?
I agree.
>tfw pop punk threads are becoming commonplace on here
But there's a place for both lovely hedonistic pop songs and also meaningful, brilliantly crafted art music, and everything in between
hopsin is the best artist ever. No one can beat him
>>49376559
I'm so pumped to see who he's gonna dis next
He always pwns them :^)
But can he beat John Cena?
I think it's cool how he is like 30 and still acts like a highschooler ;O)
Maybe he will diss another big name rapper next song =o)
General share thread.
>>49369778
I hope you're going to share stuff first, OP.
can anyone give me the entire Moss of Aura catalog
http://pastebin.com/M31Tnbke
remember to always check the archive first
Ramases - Complete Discography
>psychedelic, space rock, folk
>blue-collar English guy in the 1970s has revelation out of nowhere, believes he is the Egyptian Pharoah Ramases, and starts making music.
>recently released with remastered LPs and never-before-released B-sides and singles
Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kChm7L2fY6g
https://mega.co.nz/#!kIxVBCbJ!ESJbgyuaJ0yD91X4rcTbqvpbtlnIbAlV3tCJBI53-kA
Motohiro Nakashima - Let's decide to go to the park, because rain stopped. (2013)
>folk, acoustic, ambient
http://motohironakashima.bandcamp.com/album/lets-decide-to-go-to-the-park-because-rain-stopped
https://mega.co.nz/#!wZw33ACZ!Rr9zxWsoh1hxUTETKDLXrm9rszgap1LJY9JVHTeBb1U
I'm So Hollow - Emotion/Sound/Motion (1981)
>early post-punk out of England. energetic and tidy.
Sample: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12azcvy-QeA
https://mega.co.nz/#!hAghgbaD!YnlCShaLFH1FuTQK8clleH2i7-YY_jfH5Ard_dYMsnY
Daisuke Tobari - Guitar (1999)
>fuzz folk, lo-fi
>dude from Japan with a nylon-string guitar (and other instruments) belting out some cool tunes into his shitty 4-track recorder
>great vocals, soothing at times and abrasive guttural growling/chanting at others
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OWIvg57ZPY
https://mega.co.nz/#!8IYRgJpD!aPET8QYgIi5lGkR2VLsS3D4fiksIbA4GbHvakBtE5hw
ITT make fake covers for hypothetical albums you would rate 10/10
sound cloud thread? last one seems pretty dead.
post one, comment/give feedback to one
here's mine:
https://soundcloud.com/teddyteddymusic
i dunno, i jump around genres, but it mostly stays pretty electronically tinged
also, here's a track from this dude on here who's music im really into
https://soundcloud.com/lo_se/army-wife
https://soundcloud.com/thekopes
>experimental,samples,synths,hip hop
i'm going to bed but i'll be looking through this thread like the last one and giving feedback on soundcloud and through here.
https://soundcloud.com/fannsmusic
>Post-Punk
>Alternative
>Lo-Fi Punk
Will give feedback soon
Bandcamp thread!
https://trapcafe.bandcamp.com/album/late-night-rhymes
>hip-hop/rap
>mumblecore
pic not related
>braxtontheporcupine.bandcamp.com
>lo-fi, shoegaze, garage rock, pop-punk, hints of blackgaze and post-rock
http://blacktrashandtreasure.bandcamp.com/album/chinese-whispers
> analog electro-psych, lofi haze
cassette release in like two weeks
What are some songs about heroin (or other opiates)? I only know of two off the top of my head...
"The Whit Lady Loves You More" by Elliott Smith
and
"When It Hits My Blood" by John Vanderslice
You got more, /mu/?
>>49339090
the velvet underground - heroin
john lennon - cold turkey
I'd like to think this is a double concept album all about heroin.
>tfw Lick My Boots
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu2iv-vMKT8
hello, fellow producers of /mu/. what are you all working on? share projects, post soundclouds, discuss production, talk gear, what have.
just ordered pic related, and I'm very stoked about it. I've been dreaming about this thing since last summer, and I finally found a unit in good condition with power supply and memory card at the right price. now I just need a decent, cheap audio interface... I've been working solely with midi and samples up until now. any suggestions?
sample deletion, sequencing, and sound quality are shit on the 202
there are better/easier/more efficient ways for hardware manipulation for a wide genre of music production.
I have a 404 and love the thing to death.
nigger what the fuck
should've shell'd out the extra dosh and got a 303
my gahd
>tfw you have a shitty voice but are a good lyricist
>>49329767
>tfw great lyricist, natural showman, good at composition, and have everything else the perfect frontman would need except for singing ability
>>49329767
>bernie taupin
>bob dylan
>pete wentz
>tim rice
>kevin jonas
you can still live the life
>tfw fucking love to sing
>tfw think i'm doing good, and decide to record it
>i listen to it, and it makes me cringe
>too insecure to get a second opinion
is hearing your singing supposed to sound terrible to yourself /mu/?
>>49320670
hi u bleep guys
I'm going to see dino sabatini like two weeks time. I heard that no more EP. what else should i listen 2?
>>49320670
Obscure bleeps? I've heard most of what you would consider downtempo/expermental/beats.
Bored, want something to listen to.
>>49320717
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjngfwtBzTQ
not obscure but idk good song
Prog thread? Post your favorite prog songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z8_45duq6A
>>49323275
close to the edge
>>49323275
I'm listening to this right now great album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1014Q7QFqw8
Been listening to this for the past couple of days (2nd impression isn't that good, but it doesn't suck either)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLS0Med0s6E
let's have a druggie music thread. just share music (youtube, album names, album covers, whatever) that goes good with certain drugs or just drugs in general. me myself am coming up on dissociatives on this lovely saturday night so I'm going to post some music suitable for that and would appreciate music for that from you fellas
![the-tired-sounds-of-stars-of-the-lid[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Y9vfv6M.jpg "the-tired-sounds-of-stars-of-the-lid[1]")
anyhow this is my favorite album to listen to while on any drugs at all, it's the tired sounds of stars of the lid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaSi7Gut7xM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDUCsG5j8-0
I like this album about drugs!
ITT: Degenerates
pic related, me.
hey im going to be sharing some things since the last share thread hit the limit. feel free to join me friends
Kid Trails - Out Here
>just came out, plunderphonics, psych pop, super good, half of Gremlins with the guy from Coma Cinema
http://kidtrails.bandcamp.com/album/out-here
Contrabox - Bear Town
>came out earlier this year through a small collective, seven minute pop songs, really cool percussion, not the greatest singer but i dig it
https://contrabox.bandcamp.com/album/bear-town
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xofUrHo1kXI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9mGkd8_Zug
The Body - I Shall Die Here
>dark ambient, black metal?
https://mega.co.nz/#!2wpFkbjJ!owUDpE_F02Gfu6DL7RGazm3b02CsuEkjiPFaYx7S4RQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiG0nI6r1Qg&feature=kp
Old one is dying... you know what to do.
>>49303045
looking for recs in Emo/Screamo and Electronic
>>49303045
Dirty Three
Colossamite
Bitch Magnet
Rapeman
Why is 'He has left us...' Zion's only good album?
this is a fact btw
![YOm3xhW[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/4NTYBlh.png "YOm3xhW[1]")
