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rec, rate, do whatever you feel like doing really
>>65658889
JMSN - †Priscilla†
>>65658889
I'm listening to Forever Young (song, not album) right now. Classic track desu.
>>65658914
egg
>>65658977
>tfw I forgot to remove my [FUCCBOI] meme tag
Post your AOTY picks, charts, whatever for this year. Patricians preferred.
Blackstar - David Bowie
You did not listen to 4 hours of fuckimg IDM you lying piece of shit.
>>65658904
I listened to it on release day and have continued to listen to it, newfag.
AFTER MIDNIGHT
>>65658805
dadrock: the artist
>>65658805
Did you remember to lock the windows?
>>65660327
null complaint
Thoughts on Waka Flocka Flame's music?
This is some terrible music right here.
His debut sparked a revolution in popular music. Doesn't mean it's good music, but he popularised the aggressive, trap-influenced bangers that litter soundcloud
He changed the game for better or for worse. Definitely music you listen to for the energy, not for anything else, but his lyricism has gotten better (even though that isn't saying much).
New mix tape was dope. looking forward to flockaveli 2
What's better the bonus or standard edition?
>>65658748
bonus has some gems in it
>>65658748
bonus has hapsburg lipp
>>65658748
bonus songs are the cherry on top
What kind of music does he listen to?
he likes kpop
sweet potato casserole
>>65658741
edm, i bet
Not often do bands successfully reach a creative peak as strong as these two bands did with 'The Moon and Antarctica' and 'Perfect From Now On'. Both albums utilize experimentation, but also stay true to the bands relative style crafted across previous albums. Musically, the bands used complex arrangements with a wide variety of instruments, and took full advantage of studio manipulation, a major step forward from previous "guitar/bass/drums" and "verse/chorus/verse" setups. Lyrically, the songwriting captures deep philosophical ideas and complex relationships, without sacrificing the singers' established styles. Both bands were unable to surpass these two releases, and very few bands have made such a creative leap in their discographies.
I dont know what to add. But, good post
>>65658625
I certainly agree on PFNO and I hold that album in much higher regard than the rest of BTS' discog and 90s indie rock in general. It's pretty mindblowing.
I've never actually heard TM&A tho. I dig LCW but I found it a little overlong and unfocused at times.
>>65658938
definitely give M&A a listen. If you love Perfect From Now On you'd probably really dig it
1. Wouldn't It Be Nice
2. You Still Believe In Me
3. That's Not Me
4. Don't Talk
5. I'm Waiting For The Day
6. Sloop John B
7 Here Today
8. Pet Sounds
9. I Know There's An Answer
10 . God Only Knows
11. I Just Wasn't Made For These Times
12. Let's Go Away For Awhile
13. Caroline, No
Listen to the album in this tracklisting and tell me that isn't more cohesive, lyrically and sonically!
Man you don't fuck with the order of Pet Sounds that's just a cardinal sin
Man you don't fuck with the order of Pet Sounds that's just a cardinal sin
Don't fuck with the formula
im fucking sick of blastbeat drumming
can someone reccomend me so black metal with some actually good drumming
>>65658580
Liturgy
>>65658594
is that really it? how depressing
speaking of drumming..
what is the time signature for mother of the world by swans? is 3/4 or something else
Best albums to take public transit to
>>65658540
This and Ready to Die, the latter especially when it rains hard.
[spoiler]Life After Death is better though.[/spoiler]
>Burial - Untrue
i don't even like the album that much but it's great for transit
ITT: Post terrible album art
>>65658539
all album art is terrible. it reduces music to a commodity. flattens the complexity of emotion, spirit and power and formlessness of sound into a consumer object. its nothing more than branding or advertisement. it reduces profound artistic statements into commodity.
>>65658602
fuck off cancerman
Post Depression / self harming core itt
i refuse to enable you
Here.
>>65658737
>Life After Death
Nice.
Does Limp Dickshit still make music?
thats not fred durst
>>65658478
Yeah. I'm pretty sure they are on the brink of putting out a new album too.
They put their last one out around 2010-11 or something.
>>65658777
yeah it is.
Hello friends, this is a thread for experimental music discussion. To clarify: Noise, drone, electroacoustic, free improvisation, futurism, indeterminacy, musique concrete, sound collage, and all that good stuff.
What have you been listening to? What have you been making? Movie and literature recommendations, concert experiences, gear, etc. are all welcome
>he thinks "Noise, drone, electroacoustic, free improvisation, futurism, indeterminacy, musique concrete, sound collage, and all that good stuff" still classifies as experimental music in 2016
lmao
>he's probably one of those RYM teenagers who wrote laughable and over-the-top gushing reviews of the equally laughable new Gerogerigegege album in an effort to show everyone how thoughtful and passionate he is about "experimental music"
double lmao
delete this thread
>>65658473
>What have you been listening to?
>>65658473
Been listening to this.
Talk Talk are the obvious ones. Are their any others?
The Avalanches
>>65658373
Death Grips
>>65659209
Not if Frankie Sinatra is anything to go by
>>65659347
They've released some shit t b h
