ITT: Bands that were ahead of their time.
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timelessly genius
>>55327613
Passing Complextion is basically a 90's rave in noise rock form, but everything else is of its time.
Great album though, songs about fucking is better
>>55327638
Album produced in 1985
>Passing Complexion is basically a 90's rave in noise rock form
>Everything else is ahead of its time
Say what?
Violent Femmes
>/thread
>>55327613
>itp: bands that were ahead of big black
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKLzqRtvmlI
>>55327672
He said everything else was of its time.
>>55327724
You apparently don't English/logic well either
>>55327658
but the songwriting is fucking shit
>>55327732
In what way? You're the one who can't understand a simple sentence.
>>55327797
A band produces an album in 1985-86
A song on it sounds like it's from the 90's
>80's come before 90's
>Song isn't ahead of its time
How fucking hard is that to understand?
>>55327827
He explicitly said that Passing Complexion IS ahead of its time, and that everything else wasn't. How is THAT so hard to understand?
>>55327797
Methinks you can't understand said sentence
>>55327864
Really? Let's dissect the following sentence:
"Passing Complextion is basically a 90's rave in noise rock form, but everything else is of its time."
The first phrase suggests that Passing Complexion is not ahead of its time due to the inclusion of the qualifier "but". This word "but" suggests that Passing Complexion is not ahead of its time whereas everything else on the album is.
>>55327864
But - "used to introduce something contrasting with what has already been mentioned."
>>55327890
Try reading it again, fuckwit.
>but everything else is of its time
This does not say
>but everything else is ahead of its time
>>55327865
>>55327890
>>55327909
I'll take the lack of response from you retards as a grovelling apology and a promise never again to try to call someone out on something without first making sure you know what the fuck you're talking about.
>>55328026
Nah
He just wasn't made for those times
>>55328166
lol LE WRONGE GENERATION XD
>>55328189
{^:
Joy Division
Manic Street Preachers
Radiohead
Death Grips
NIN
Daily reminder that this was released in 1966:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=63Agrr2qC78
Like what the fuck, this is the same year as The White Album and Bookends, the only album anywhere near pushing the boundaries of music like this was 'We're Only In It for the Money' by The Mothers of Invention.
This and their first album were incredibly ahead of their time
Also
ITCotCK
Trout Mask Replica
black sabbath
>>55327638
kek
>>55327727Y
Yes, even though this album isn't quite as good as the ones they did without the rhythm section. Despite the fact that the guitarist tells an original your mom joke on the best track. But man, these guys were something else for their time.
>>55327672
He's saying that only Passing Complexion is ahead of its time.
OP said "everything else is of its time" yet you quoted him as saying "everything else is ahead of its time"
Dumbass.
>>55327711
Circle X is awful and comparing it to Big Black is a fucking insult to Big Black.
>>55328893
I never get /mu/'s take on Chrome. In love with Alien Soundtracks and Half Machine Lip Moves. Those albums are crap compared to what they did after Red Exposure.
THESE GUYS
>>55328840
so much this
>>55328974
No man, Blood on the Moon is just an indiscernible mess of goth-rock-metal, and Third from the Sun actually has several good songs, but they're in a completely style, a sort of proto-nu-metal. Or rather, these two albums are in a single style, while the Soundtracks-Moves-Exposure trilogy is just a wild experiment with everything from psychedelia to industrial to dub to glam rock. And it sounds so busy, so inventive, so commanding, that there's just nothing like it, or at least wasn't in the last century. I mean, the intro to Pygmies in Zee Park alone is just more powerful and scarier than anything on Third From the Sun.
>>55329403
Definitely not.
never see any of you faggots talking about mogwai
>>55327658
No, I'm pretty sure they were just terrible.
>>55329517
Makes me too sleepy to actually listen to.
>>55329525
Yes.
>>55328377
The Fragile was a couple years ahead of its time.
>>55328873
>>55328873
>>55328873
no
death grips are very 'of it's time'
This is the first album that does the emo sound IMO. Before rites of spring and their contemporaries. I don't know why this album is so underrated.
The Stooges
Black Flag
Coil
Suicide
Slint
Sleep
Melvins
Kraftwerk
Neu!
>>55329509
I disagree. It was the recognition that he didn't receive not the music that he made
>>55329687
Using cluster chords in folk music was fucking brilliant
>>55329525
This is the correct answer.
>>55330007
more like their entire discog was a always a few years ahead of it's time
>>55330047
True, but the first two records still bear some signs of being written in the 1970s.
The third one is pretty far removed from anything that was being done in that decade.
Doesn't ahead of their time usually imply they weren't properly appreciated while they were around? That punk band Death would be ahead of their time, because they were just a few years too early to ride the wave the Ramones made, for example. Most of the bands posted here were just innovative and influential, and defined what "their time" was
>>55329474
>proto-nu-metal
>goth-rock-metal
Nah. Blood on the Moon is the tastiest soundtrack to cyberpunk ever produced. Insect Human and the title track are sublime pieces of noise. Up until Half Machine Lip Moves they didn't have a clue what they were doing. Unpolished, raw with amateur production. And with the addition of the Stench Brothers is when they made amazing Industrial Rock.
>>55327613
>>55327613
>>55327613
>>55330241
epic.
>>55329512
hey you're flat out fucking wrong
>>55329582
So you haven't heard Frontline Assembly, Skinny Puppy, The Klinik, The Cassandra Complex, KMFDM or the countless other bands that were doing this years before Trent Reznor?
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this album sounds like the product of a fine art student's attempt at making a fame-grab genre like sea-punk or witchhouse.
i know this sounds negative but i love this album
>>55327613
>>55328996
Not ahead of its time, just timeless.
It could have come out any time from the 60's to the 00's.
>>55329643
Nobody else sounds like them except for a few bad to mediocre rip offs that have come along recently.
>>55331231
>Nobody else sounds like them
that means they are unique, not ahead of its time
>>55330455
fuck off
>>55330448
Well played
i'd love for someone to show me something that came beore this that sounded anything like it
>>55331732
Rhys Chatham, the guy he stole his act from
A.R. Kane
>>55329367
really of their time
>>55331746
*the guy he learned from
this is obvious, yes?
Not a band but Timbaland.
>>55327672
>>55327732
>>55327827
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>>55327890
>>55328139
Kill yourselves.
>>55331746
the guy he improved upon :/
