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old ones about to die, you know what to do
>>66050947
this is outdated, but can't update because topsters has gone to shit
>>66050947
stereolab
>>66051242
neutral milk hotel, death grips
>>66051295
>neutral milk hotel
>death grips
don't particularity like either of them, but thanks
Why is this getting praised so much?
2nd half of the album is pretty good. but the first half is such a dread and alot of songs overstay their welcome
I thought dean blunt's redeemer & black metal. did a much better job of showcasing blacks don't need to be boxed in a cliche of what music they can make.
look at whitey over here
Dev Hynes is corny as fuck
To me it dragged until the fourth track but it's pretty good. I do find Black Messiah a better example of what he's trying to do though
2nd to 3rd Talking Heads album
Young Americans to Station to Station
A lot of albums made by or made with Brian Eno.
This one threw me for a loop the first time. Don't even remember which tracks.
Does anyone have this?
dude is so lame lol
>>66050081
I'm interested in a completely non-homosexual way so bump.
I can do that in an hour if you keep this thread up
>only a very small amount of people actually make a living doing music full time
>you will never be a rockstar during it's heyday and OD on drugs while 5 chicks suck you off
>you will never be an rnb/soul star and captivate audiences with your emotive voice + all the orgies
>you will never be a famous rapper chimping out at chaotic live shows and indulging in expensive material possessions and sex + drugs
>you will never be an underground hipster avant garde noise rock band claiming you """""pioneered"""" a genre when it got popular.
>you will never go down in history as countless critics write books and autobiographies about your band.
Why even fucking live?
The best you can do is genuinely try to make something good i guess. Or bedroom folk/vaporwave
If Viper can live solely off of music, literally anyone else can
>>66049768
makes me think if creativity and how we etch it into our daily lives is really that important at all. Makes me fucking depressed
joy edition
listening to dear santa ep rn
Do you think little yoojung can survive child birth?
I'm trying to get into noise rock looking for stuff like the albums in this chart, probably gonna end up taking one of the Swans albums out but To Be Kind is the only album from this decade that I could think of
>>66048795
Flipper's first two albums are fantastic early noise rock, as well as the Butthole Surfers first album.
>>66048795
Put White Light/White Heat on there
cop is better than filth
take pixies and to be kind out
add brainbombs, the reatards, no trend
What is the best Nirvana album?
(also posting this to show the fix of my colorization of Bleach, i genuinely did not notice the drummer in the back initially)
you're fucking awful at this, dude
stop
>>66047452
in utero
>>66047486
Plz. i did a fantastic work.
If you can do better, feel free to show me.
Summarize a band or album with a picture from Spongebob
Continued from >>66042607
to help the OCs
here's a collection of stills
http://imgur.com/a/QtYaS
http://imgur.com/a/Jz0rf
http://imgur.com/a/eEeh0
http://imgur.com/a/Hab15
http://imgur.com/a/BqkYV
http://imgur.com/a/h3pL8
http://imgur.com/a/YhmOo
The Prodigy
ITT: Forgotten /mu/core
>tfw most of neo /mu/ hasn't even listened to this masterpiece
>>66046909
everyone has listened to this album, stop deluding yourself
Listened it for the first time yesterday. It's great. But as a European, are there country flavours in this album? I don't know how to explain it but it has definitely folk stuff in it.
Still great and soothing.
Stuff to listen with your gf
mid-life crisis edition
old >>66036456
When Morbid Angel came to my shitty little town in 2011, David got super pissed off at the heckling. They played Immortal Rites then some dude shouted "PLAY SOMETHING FAST" and they played God of Emptiness and some guy shouted "PLAY SOMETHING HEAVY". They was no encore kek
David was a mistake.
fuck off poser
Soundcloud Thread
Old one is abit stale and soon full..
Rate, discuss and enjoy each other's music.
Hope to have a jolly thread..
https://soundcloud.com/linnesmusic
TWO NEW MINI-ALBUMS OUT!
One recorded day time, one night time. All in one day..
>experimental
>all kind of genres
>listen to the fucking lyrics ok
mornin
https://soundcloud.com/nathanoriginal/another-dimension
>electro hop
>rap
https://soundcloud.com/byadder
>wavy and dreamlike
>instrumental
This band is 2deep4u faggot.
Just give up and stop pretending you understand shit.
it's fucking 10 minute nu-metal songs
>>66046691
nice argument kid
>>66046697
enjoy your nu-metal, kid
stupid tool fan
jisoo edition
where is jisoo
Post upset cuties
Is Grimes patrician?
>A fairly regular Vancouver kid, with interests like anime, Harry Potter and Mariah Carey, it was during her adolescence that, as Garossino puts it, “something very strange happened.”
>“She changed into some kind of super-brain, exploring the internet all the time.”
>Teenage Boucher’s obsessions ranged from space travel, to the twelfth-century composer Abbess Hildegard von Bingen, to Russian existentialist lit. She crushed so hard on Dostoyevsky that she even flew to St. Petersburg to attend an intensive Russian immersion.
>But as with Grimes’ music, Boucher preferred autodidactism. Garossino recalls hearing Boucher teach one of Chopin’s nocturnes to herself, bar by bar. But only through the wall—at the time, Boucher had too much stage fright to even play the piano in front of her mother.
>“Something that people don't understand about Claire is her searing intellect and focus,” Garossino said. “Whenever you think you've figured her out, she's already three moves ahead. Things are never what they seem.”
>Her mother related how at McGill, the wunderkind wanted to take physics, but couldn’t stand introductory courses. Instead, Boucher entered higher-level classes and studied the prerequisite material at the same time. “She would nearly kill herself studying—surviving on almost no sleep for weeks at a time.”
>“And that's how she makes music today. In long, solitary blasts of blistering intensity.”
what about her harsh noise record?
>>66047944
oy vey
