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ITT: Albums that aged like milk.
true
FoaBP still hard tho
[insert reader's favorite album from 2009 or earlier here]
I mean, it certainly has a timestamp (mostly due to production techniques and the lesser technology of that era) but I wouldn't say it aged badly.
What am I missing when it comes to making beats for my tracks? They seem to lack a "glue" that holds them together and makes the track fluid? How do I fix this? Can anyone help me?
For example: faxing Berlin sounds so complete and flows nicely. My beats sound a little awkward or stutters.
>>65887146
P H A T S Y N T H S
Sorry if this is a stupid question. I'm new and just want to get better at making music
Mixing/Compression, better arranging on the daw
Alright, so my initial goal of 100 songs is going to be harder to reach than I originally speculated. So, we will just continue on anyways and use what we have so far.
The rules are as follows:
Rule 1) Name a song that you think deserves to be in a list of greatest songs ever.
Rule 2) Be sure to use [Artist - Song] format.
Rule 3) If you see a song that you agree to be in the Top 100, reply to it with a "1", to confirm your vote for it.
Rule 4) In order for a song to qualify to be considered for the top 100 list, a song now must have at least 5 votes. If it has less than 5 votes, it doesn't even qualify to be considered.
Rule 5) If a comment includes more than one song, reply to that comment with a 1 and the song that you think deserves to be on the list.
Rule 6) I will do this two more times (when I'm not working of if another anon want to help me out) collecting about 500 songs in total, after there will be votes for the songs in the 500 of which to be in the Top 100.
Rule 7) Please try to not duplicate songs, the votes no longer equal points but rather qualify it, having the same two songs doesn't earn it a higher place, it just means it's still going to be on the list.
So /mu/, what is the greateast song of all time?
Raw data of all songs that currently qualify: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Bxsz_m7FTjkt6exGm9QwC7X1vCkr0NFUgwpBHfsLPuQ/edit
>12 Radiohead songs on there
what
The Velvet Underground - Sister Ray
Brand New - You Won't Know
>New inductees
Kanye West - Saint Pablo
Kanye West - Hold My Liquor
311 - Down
John Cage - 4'33
Gucci Mane - Lemonade
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AQ44nPrRTM
it's probably shit, but fuck me, i ain't listening to a fall out boy song, nor am i watching a melissa mccarthy movie
This movie is one excellent piece of radical feminist propaganda, I can tell you that.
>>65887092
Hi /mu/, I'm stoned right now, what are the best music videos I should watch while being so?
> pic kinda related, I always seem to go back to this when in this state
https://youtu.be/ffpY7mR6r1M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mbBbFH9fAg
of course
>>65887045
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36sK3VESXy0
How many of these albums would you consider your all-time favorites? Just curious. Using today's chart just for the sake of it.
About 3 for me
stop forcing your shitty chart
>>65887013
Not my chart. They all consist of the same albums regardless, so it's not like it matters.
>>65886994
Only Loveless to be honest. Though Pet Sounds is great too.
post 'em
>>65886724
Pi
Ghostdog
>>65886724
>>65886740
lol
ascenseur pour l'échafaud
sayat nova
lucifer rising
zbigniew preisner
eleni karaindrou
Already own the fallow:
Hard Days Night
Help
Past Masters 1
Past Masters 2
Rubber Soul
Revolver
Sgt. Pepper
Magical Mystery
White Album
Let It Be Naked
Abbey Road
Do I buy their early albums too? Or am I good? Are the early albums even essential?
Depends, do you like what you've heard of their early sound? If so then sure. It's just standard early 60s rock but if you like it go ahead.
>>65886691
Of course you should.
>>65886691
just listen to them and decide, fuckface
Best of montreal album? Gotta be SPITA for sure.
Lysergic Bliss kicks ass
Hissing Fauna BUT Skeletal Lamping is right behind it
>>65886896
This for me. SPITA is 3rd after those, then probably Paralytic Stalks.
How much emphasis do you put into lyrics compared to the musicality?
Depends on the genre. If it's pop like Pet Sounds, I mostly disregard the lyrics. If it's folk like Blonde on Blonde, I pay a lot of attention to them. For some reason though I still can't get into Dylan's music.
idk. pet sounds has bad lyrics and good music. blonde on blonde has shit music but good lyrics.
>>65886388
>>65886440
pet sounds doesn't have bad lyrics in any way, they perfectly suit the album. they're honest, straightforward, simple, naive, and at times beautiful
>>65886368
to answer the question, it depends. i greatly prefer musicality to lyrics, but good lyrics add a ton to good music
Mama Mia! Post-Rock sure is a shitty genre!
>>65886287
Ha! I remember this post a couple months ago. Still desperate for attention eh?
>>65886660
found the flabbergasted slint fan
>>65886287
That's not Bob Hoskins.
no bc thread gogogo
https://alldrig.bandcamp.com/
>depressive black metal // post
>piano based // ambient
>narcotic rock // melancholic
working on a new project, an EP to be released soon. any ideas for a duo name? (depressive rock/blackgaze)
>> 65866379
???
>>65886256
>>>65866379
ftfy
Who is the smartest rapper of all time?
hopps in
>>65886173
Absolutely.
>>65886201
this movie is a 9/10
will there be another one
Are we ready? Wait we can keep that one right?
one two three fo-
*clears throat* huh? *clears throat*
Perfect! Like- I mean, like as far as the length of it and stuff and where you ended it, it was exactly perfect.
>Are we ready to go?
Reminder that if this isn't your AOTY then you know jackshit about music
How are them tapes selling James?
>>65886132
do i still have to have it as my aoty if i didn't listen to it?
>>65886200
Listen to it now you pleb
