What else could we do?
Listen to your library, show off your backlog, whine about new music, tell us what you have been listening to today and what you will listen to in the following month, just let the goodtimes flow.
TOPSTERS.NET
>chart your listening quota
https://stg.plug.dj/some-dumb-room-electric-boogaloo/
>third space for real-time memery
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
>Site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random shit
Most importantly, get taste!
Previously, on /daily/:>>63325062 →
Halfway through!
What next?
Also, how's this boxset for Reich; https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/steve_reich/works__1965_1995/ ?
→
>>63346687
You gonna buy it? How much does it cost?
>>63346687
Also Piazzolla is relly guuud
>>63346687
Do the top left corner
And I've dl'd that box set, but I have yet to listen to the whole thing. It's been good so far, but a bit redundant.
>>63346740
>>63346761
Not beforehand. I've barely gotten into Reich and I wonder if it's a good way to.
From what I've seen it goes around 80 euros.
Will do Piazzolla.
>>63346778
Jenkins seems interesting so I might do it soon, but I gotta do one from dogwander and one from my backlog at a time to keep it balanced.
>>63346720
Nah you've not rec'd me that before.
>>63340192
forgot to say yeah I need a rec. Restriction is it has to be a live album.
>>63346860
can you post your complete tourney?
What's the deal with this? I've heard people talking about how they're innovative and incredible but all i hear is just a pretty nice A Là Velvet Underground band. Nothing special about this to be quite honest. 6-7/10
>>63346950
Think it's because they took all the ideas from Velvet Underground that weren't used up by the glam rock bands of the seventies.
>>63326026
>khana rung thawi: hae sot dontri phuen ban nong ko / แห่สดดนตรีพื้นบ้านหนองโก ชุดที่ 8 + 9 - คณะ รุ่งทวี
hey herb kid (or anyone else but idk I doubt that a lot of ppl have it)
i saw that you have this indonesian tape on your chart
could you share it pls?
What should I listen to next?
>>63347417
Hawkwind
>>63347417
THE LEADING HORSE IS WHITE
any recs?
>>63346779
it's a collection of his works.
some of them are really amazing but a lot of them sound too similiar to each other. i might go through it one day
>>63347439
Moody Blues - Days of future passed
Deftones - Koi no Yokan
Danny Brown - XXX
Interpol - Turn on the bright lights
Thanks.
>>63347422
First
>>63347422
Second
>>63347486
Thanks, i've already listend to koi no yokan. their second best album
>>63347439
>drop korn
>https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/the_residents/satisfaction___loser%E2%89%85weed_f1/
>pig destroyer
>screamers - demos 77-78
>>63347520
Hmmm. Then instead try Chamber Music by Coal Chamber.
>>63346950
Nothing's the deal with it. It is just a "pretty nice A Là Velvet Underground band". It's revered because it's noisy and Japanese, and we all know noisy and Japanese things are innovative, important and good.
>>63347270
here man
https://mega.nz/#!URUyQKDI!ZL08Cf7tTugSpD8D2oqTurRTVi-bkMiRPheeYvDDKYA
Goldfrapp - Felt Mountain
[2000]
Maybe it was her voice, or maybe the synths were a bit tacky, but I wasn't convinced by this. I see why people would love it but there were too many things i didn't like, even if they were pretty secondary things like the goofyness of a synthline or how boring a vocal harmony was.
>>63346950
that particular one? iirc it's acoustic and not too great
dunno if you've heard other stuff but there's noisier things by them
not familiar with TVU tho
>>63347417
o boy ull eventually drop ur ratings a little. listen to mainliner
>>63347801
They in general to be quite honest, i've also listened to '77 and Oz
>>63347857
There are 2 main things you need from Les Rallizes:
1. Rivista Archives box
2. Double Heads box
I'm about to listen to this at last.
>>63346950
I don't think they're particularly innovative either, they just do the Velvet Underground noise rock style really well. I've not heard that one though.
>>63347949
Still need to listen to this
>>63347739
thank you a lot :)
the blog who upload this kind of albums don't host them forever (monrakplengthai blogspot) sadly
>>63347949
>>63348007
It's really good, but definitely time consuming. Godspeed.
"Let's kill this backlog edition" [1/2]
>Mellow - Another Mellow Winter
More pop & retro (and better) than Air. Sounds like the cover-art.
>J.Rocc - Cooking Ingredients mixtape
meh.
>Al Kooper - I Stand Alone
Basically a Blood Sweat & Tears album. I like them so I don't mind.
>Takeshi Tearauchi - Let's Go Eleki
Great surf music with Japanese vibes. His discography is so messy...
>Kazuki Tomokawa - 無残の美 (Muzan no Bi)
Powerfull stuff; great arrangements.
>Crime Jazz - Music in the 2nd Degree
I wasn't really in the mood for that, but it was pretty fun!
>Causa Sui - Euporie Tide
instrumental jam-rock… not space-rock-ish or post-rock-ish enough to my taste. nice album art tho.
>El Guincho - Alegranza
AnCo-tier with Latin flavors yayyy!
>Deastro - Moondagger
Years ago, I used to collect each MP3 or WAV they shared on their blog… Now, this is a solid neo-psych-synth-pop album imho. AnCo-subpar.
>Viv Akauldren - Witness
Decent blend of psych/noisy alt-rock/post-punk/grunge/whatever; their other albums didn't impress me that much.
>Chris Rainbow - Looking Over My Shoulder
Well, it seems that Brian Wilson did a GOOD album with a slick typical 1970's production using the alias of Chris Rainbow… Pretty good!
>El Guincho - Hyperasia
Awful. This band is dead to me.
>El Guincho - Pop Negro
My favorite from them: their most original too.
>>63348333
[2]
>Ronnie Von - Maquina Voadora
>Ronnie Von - A Misteriosa Luta do Reino de Parasempre
Two pleasant international pop albums with bits of Tropicália, BPM and Beatle-esque elements.
>Kazuki Tomokawa - 海静か、魂は病み (Umi Shizuka, Tamashii wa Yami)
Mix of raw "folk/blues" & more arranged songs with awesome crazy vocals.
>Mike Fiems - I would dream
Great obscure psych folk/rock. Recc'ing this!
>Emmett Finley - s/t
Obscure folk/rock. Recc'ing this!
>David Kauffman and Eric Caboor - Songs From Suicide Bridge (1984)
Urban/depressive folk; it bored me very quickly.
Smokey & His Sister - s/t
Totally forgettable folk-pop ofc. The linear notes repeat few times than they are from Cincinatti (no idea it was famous for its sausages), like if it's some exotic foreign country kek
Kenny Graham & His Satellites - Moondog and Suncat Suites
Exotica-ish covers of early Moondog material: sounds Really pleasant!
>Moondog - H'art Songs
Not as ambitious as his most famous albums (no orchestre or self-made weird instruments): only a collection of charming melodies while the old guy gently plays piano & sings. Robert Wyatt-tier!
>Patto - Hold Your Fire
Tepid mix of blues-prog-rock. As terrible as the horrendous cover-art. Puking/10
>banleng pong lang ngoen lan - khana sanguan sin
It sounds funny but it's really addictive!
>>63347439
Insect Warfare
Mushroomhead s/t
>>63347006
sorry, is it ok if I change my rec to Starzy Singers - Rock a Bu-bu?
>>63348466
Yeah no problem.
>>63346950
that album isn't at all representative for their sound, you should try '77 Live or Double Heads. but yeah, it's mostly just blissful droney psych rock.
I really need to get more into Industrial.
Can you guys give me some essentials?
Anybody got a dl link for pic related? There are no seeds on rutracker.
Cop was good, as expected. Currently listening to Space is the Place. The title track is... unusual to say the least.
>>63348145
wow thanks that looks like a really cool blog!
have fun.
>>63348715
how about you just listen to devo instead? ;^*
If you don't reply to this post, your mother will die tonight.
>>63348609
Neubauten but you already have it there, the whole discography of Throbbing Gristle and Coil
Do I have to do both discs or not?
Art Tatum / Ben Webster is good, maybe not the most exctiting thing ever but the i really love how the sax sounds.
>>63348986
delet this. I MEAN IT.
Finally back home from work! the 11 hour working day was full of exciting money-making opportunities.
I listened to a Janine Jansen compilation that was released by Decca as a s/t effort. It was good, but the compilation felt like an artist introduction thing. Saint-Saens pieces were specifically enjoyable.
Either gonna do Rachmaninoff or something else.
I also have a small request. Can someone up this meme for me?
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/yosuke_yamashita_trio_%E5%A4%A7%E9%A7%B1%E9%A7%9D%E8%89%A6_gerald_oshita/%E5%B5%90/
>>63349036
everyone will say yes, but it really depends on how you liked the first disc I M O
OH GOD THEY'RE BACK OMG OMG OMG
>>63349036
start with disc 1. if you liked it a lot, go for 2. disc 2 includes a 29-minute radioplay containing several previous songs as well as several storytelling and instrumental tracks. it also has some of my favorites.
>>63349115
also: in the 29 minute radioplay there's the key to understanding all the events. If you're interested in the story as much as i was, check that out to get things clearer.
>>63349036
(don't bother it's shit)
>>63348868
will listen to next
>>63349055
what next
>>63349056
I found it here : "http://differentperspectivesinmyroom.blogspotDOTfr/2014/04/yosuke-yamashita-trio-gerald-ohshitaDOThtml"
>>63349192
Nice meme.
>>63349055
Communism next pls
>>63349214
thanks boss
>>63349259
this is what cunt says every day he wakes up lmao
>>63349259
This. Revolution now, communism next.
>>63349192
Messiaen-Quartet for the end of time
Also name a good reason why you're not listening to wearecastor
>>63349354
I don't like bad music B^)
>>63349354
>read the description
>Bon Voyage is a creation of of a band of eclectic tastes and styles, different tastes and knowledge packaged into one collective story that have resulted in pure musical innovation.
>>63349297
it's a rec right? what performers would you recommend?
>>63349393
>>63349384
Cmon, they're a good meme at least :(
I loved both their albums, shit taste confirmed. I'm gonna kill myself now
>>63349450
>I loved both their albums, shit taste confirmed. I'm gonna kill myself now
I haven't actually heard it, so I can't really judge. Also face the fact that everyone has shit taste and everyone is s/t from old age anyway.
>>63349450
>I'm gonna kill myself now
Me too tbqh. I'm gonna stream it if anyone wants to watch.
>twitchDOTtv/TheVenerableSdc
>>63349394
yea!
Tashi Quartet release-and I recommend reading the history behind it, it's very harrowing
>>63349491
:(
>>63349678
Got banned for streaming Alan Vega, sorry.
>>63349678
rip sdc he mustve deleted his own page from the grave
>>63349678
>Wijzig
>>63349506
thank you very much, looks very sweet!
im reading on it right now, and it was written in some definitely unique conditions. It's promising
>Basia Bulat - Good Advice
This was meh. Imagine Lisa Miskovsky singing over discarded PJ Harvey b-sides with a more prevalent synth-pop presence. Made me think of something else (Beach House maybe) but I'm not sure what. I also expected some autoharp power from Baśka on this but it never really came out.
The length is only 36 minutes and it's pleasant-ish pop so check it out if you dig stuff like this.
5+/10
>>63349157
>If you're interested in the story
No. Guess I'll do disc 1 only. Starting now.
>>63349804
She can PJ my Harvey.
Scott Walker was quite nice, I'm looking forward to hearing 3 and 4 because I have the feeling he could do a little better than this.
Also, what next?
>>63348569
I did listen to 77 i posted that image because it was downloaded along with that album
>>63350030
69 love songs
>>63350044
Hey hey hey, i got double dubs.
>>63350015
>>63350068
big deal me too
>>63350030
69 love songs or Minor Threat
>>63350030
Scott 3 is pretty damn good, probably his best work
>>63350078
:^]
>>63350044
>>63350055
double double dubs. Nice.
Devo is as catchy as I remember it, but sometimes the reduced setup focusing on keyboard and bass doesn't work so well. Nearly finished and it's a 6/10 so far
reviews later
but probably not
>>63350185
its actually scott 4 though
>>63350274
have you seen Shame? I recommend watching A Moment Of Innocence (1996)
>>63350274
What is world of tomorrow? Looks interesting
>>63350793
Some stickmen movie made by a talentless hack.
>>63350793
A short by Don Hertzfeldt. 17 minutes. I think it was on vimeo for 3 dollars or so. And on public trackers for free.
>>63351138
hey, wait
are you getting taste?
>>63351445
I never was a big fan of Hertzfeldt, "It's Such a Beautiful Day" has some pretty cool visuals when it breaks away from the stickman shit, but in terms of narrative (incoherent for the sake of it, it seems) I don't find it provides anything, and its supposed """feelsyness""" is lost on me. It has some cool moments, some nice gags, but it doesn't really come together in an interesting movie.
So no, I didn't get taste. I always had it. :^)
>>63351590
Yes. My thoughts are exactly the same!
(Your taste is still on debate, but this is giving you a slight edge)
>>63351638
>>63351590
where's the big difference between your tastes?
Rec me 1 GOAT album that is 30-35 min long.
>>63351793
herb kiddo enjoys twee, freaky folk and isnt big on jazz
eruditey tends to wank to a ton of jazz mostly , some classical and sometimes slow soft pop
i g u e s s
>>63351969
>eruditey tends to wank to a ton of jazz mostly , some classical and sometimes slow soft pop
sounds about right
(he's talking about term and me tho)
>>63351969
well, and Terminus?
>>63351924
The Replacements - Pleased to meet me
>>63352047
thank you.
>>63347006
>that natural snow buildings rating
good taste bud
>>63349036
i really liked disc one but i never bothered to listen to disc two
>>63349107
literally who
>>63349162
>(don't bother it's shit)
just alan and martin yourself
>>63351924
Paul Bley - Barrage
>>63351590
Odd. That's like my 3rd or 4th favorite movie ever.
>>63350030
>>63350086
>>63352010
terminus likes some gay things eruditey doesnt like. termi likes a lot of harsher noisy stuff while eruditey is kinda average on it. eruditey dislikes talk talk and cocteau twins unlike termi, termi loves them. eruditey seems to jack off to sun ra while termi is kinda mostly meh with it, termi prefers more chaotic kind of jazz
in short termi is a lot edgier and gayer than eruditey
try to differ termi n me tho, it's kinda hard
>>63352056
You're welcome. Tim is even better but it lasts 37 minutes :^/
>>63352087
maybe some next time. I haven't heard any Bley so it is rather likely I am going to hear it soon.
>>63352134
you are much qter and less edgy
>>63352155
f u c k you
honestly
i'm the edgiest but i'm also qt
>>63350251
Fair enough, people often have mixed feelings about that album.
Smart Patrol is a banger tho
>>63352170
nah even if you wanted to be very edgy you're too qt for that
>>63352134
>eruditey seems to jack off to sun ra while termi is kinda mostly meh with it, termi prefers more chaotic kind of jazz
more chaotic than Sun Ra? or generally speaking?
>>63352194
who do u think listened to dharma and venereology by merzbow with a full grin at the age of 14? definitely not termi
>>63352215
generally kinda, that's why he's having issues with calmer styles of jazz
>>63352170
>you
>edgy
>>63352231
oh little mish, must've been such a qt3.14 <3
don't get angry though!
>>63352238
ur tsun-tsun is showing
>>63351704
this is awesome, listening to it on repeat the last couple of days
it's like screamo for people who don't like screamo, now I'm scared to listen to their other record
how different is it?
does anyone have a dl link for Outlier: Recordings from Madagascar???
this is URGENT
>>63352266
You bet!
>the magic city
wow, it couldve been the best sun ra album, but there are a lot of boring bits in it that i dont enjoy, however a lot of parts are fucking perfect
>the residents - hunters
pretty tame for the residents, even during this era. its a soundtrack for national geographic so i can understand why they had to tone down on the weirdness, but really this is just your usual ok soundtrack.
>>63352146
you should, thats my favorite jazz album
>>63352155
>>63352194
>>63352238
this desu
>first track on the Replacement album
>literally sounds like The Rolling Stones
.....
I dig this
>>63352340
*replacements
weew
Well Trilogie de la Mort was fucking amazing. Very aptly titled, the first two pieces possess an air of timelessness, while the the final piece brings energy, immediacy, and then a return to bleak nothingness. I'm trying not to sound too sappy here, but I think I'm failing. Vague overarching themes aside, the music by itself is amazing. I love all the subtleties and overtones that crop up throughout each piece, so that even the spans of uneventfulness are sonically fascinating.
It's a tentative 10/10, but I'll have to revisit it soon.
>>63352134
what are gay things terminus likes that i don't like btw?
I can only think of Coil and I like Coil
>>63352366
Dick. He likes dick.
>>63352366
Misha, for one
>>63352366
gay sex
hello me and mish we r edgy n qt those things r not mutually exclusive!! smdh
>>63352340
>first track on the Replacement album
>literally sounds like The Rolling Stones
...
How dreadful
>>63352366
He didn't mean gay as in actually made by homosexuals, he means gay as in music that sounds gay (aka a lot of synth pop, also Cocteau Twins etc)
>>63352283
plzzzz somebody :'^(
>>63352359
Hehehehe you gotta trust Carbonara, i'm a complete dish who provides an adequate nutritional intake of both proteins and carbohydrates
>>63352405
>>63352416
>>63352422
This is also correct.
>>63352277
wow this really makes me happy!
well, the biggest change from their other record is the vocal delivery. Where on Presents there's a megaphone-like vocal effect, on Seeing Means More Than Safety the vocals are actually screamt without a microphone (also you could call them a bit more whiny? even if not by a lot). Also Seeing Means[...] is somewhat more tragic/anxious and has their best song ( It's more like a message to you).
It's only 16 minutes long too so you don't lose that much. If you like both, you can check out their discog compilation that has unreleased/live tracks.
>>63352446
sold
>>63352424
>How dreadful
>not enjoying their """"""ballads""""""
pretty ekelhaft desu desu
https://youtu.be/bE96fz6BWqk
>>63352600
the rolling stones are boring af
and their ballads are even more boringer
>>63352155
I'm qter her shutup
>>63352637
well I find them great....occasionally.
>>63352637
Oh come on, wild horses is nice
>>63352424
hmmmmmmmm okay, I wouldn't necessarily call those gay maybe, but I get what you mean now.
(I do like some synthpop though :))
>>63352405
>>63352416
>>63352422
B^)
>>63352645
>I'm qter her shutup
1: No.
2: Where's your evidence?
neggs
>>63352568
>It's only 16 minutes long too so you don't lose that much. If you like both, you can check out their discog compilation that has unreleased/live tracks.
Oh, didn't know it is so short
Sounds like a good plan then, thanks!
Will report back with onions tomorrow
Now Sleep (not the band)
Buona notte /daily/
>>63352637
only good stones album is their satanic majesties request
>>63352716
gute nacht!
Pere Ubu's facebook is really funny sometimes. Going to see them the second time in 2 weeks.
Listening to Tri Repetae atm
>>63352716
Gute Nacht
>>63348715
still looking for this
>>63352716
Good night!
>>63352713
Keijo
>>63352637
How is it even possible to find the stones boring? You could say they're cheesy (Not true by the way, at least till the 80s) or overrated but boring? Not the right adjective to criticise the band in question desu
>>63352366
gay music as not in only gay artists but in music gay people tend 2 like or just sounds gay in a way :^)
tr/st, iceage, arca, other gay shit i forgot, some female pop like cocteau twins, newsom, some cute music and harsh noise because harsh noise is essential gay music
idk if u like these
>>63352707
Here it is B^)
>>63352716
>buona notte
Do we /italy/ now?
>>63352801
coil is pretty gay
>>63352366
>>63352801
yeah "gay music" is kind of like "industrial" where it's impossible to fully describe or pin down, but you know it when you hear it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmCQQopIh6I
>>63352825
ITAGLIA DANNATAMENTE BENE
>>63352849
>>63352801
>stereotypes
So The Replacements - Pleased To Meet Me. My first replacements contact and I definitely enjoyed it. The straight up hard rock progressions on some of the tracks reminded me of Rolling Stones mixed with Smiths/Joy Division (on the cleaner guitar tracks) and a punk rock approach. Don't know about a 10, but I'll give it a 7/10 for now and revisit it soon because 32 minutes ain't shit. I thought it was pretty good. Thanks for the rec Carbonara.
>>63352830
they are pretty AND they are gay. Pretty gay.
>>63352871
what italia part are you in? polentone/terronazzo?
>>63352830
coil was mentioned before and most people love coil, and eruditey likes it too
>>63352890
i'm an actual fag tho.
i agree 100% on arca btw. it's like if a mix for a gay club was run through a shredder.
>>63352899
>>63352917
Under Po it's not Italy anymore desu
>>63352825
Why are you pretending to read a book when everybody can see your eyes are closed?
>>63352801
>iceage
The ones that got accused of nazi shit? the rest are good but yr gonna have to help me out with them
>>63352917
Aò, caput mundi
>>63352941
A polentò, famme 'na pompa
>>63352943
I'm just looking down. Also Putin's biography doesn't have to be readen, you must feel it ;)
>>63352849
what the fuck is this im laughing, this is like of montreal + ''industrial'' + memes
>>63352825
you look russian as fuck йoy
>>63352991
Cause I am
>>63352933
arca is gay anyway
>>63352825
not just me but termi is also qter than u ;^)
>>63353002
wait are u
>>63353017
Italian father, russian mother.
>>63353002
nice
>>63352969
>readen
>>63352963
torino reporting. rym?
>>63352933
>i agree 100% on arca btw. it's like if a mix for a gay club was run through a shredder.
Dude's also a raging faggot AND he likes to crossdress, it's like an amalgamation of LGBTQ
>>63352950
>The ones that got accused of nazi shit? the rest are good but yr gonna have to help me out with them
They got accused for nazi shit? In any case, their frontman is gay (or bisexual? I don't think he ever explicitly mentioned what he is but Lohke Rahbek is/was his bf so there's that)
>>63353002
>Cause I am
Hope ur prepared to eat an amerigan bomb :^)
>>63353038
Succ me
>>63352950
im pretty sure their singer craves dick tbqh.
>>63353038
No RYM tbqh, i created my account only far after i started listening to music "seriously", so i just got bored of putting there my albums and stopped after the first 100
>>63353017
>>63353046
yeah i kind of figured that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SYMoTBYT04
croatian amor is also into cock i think
hey i'm fish
its happening
>>63353046
>>63353076
didn't know til now but it makes sense
>>63353095
Mine has something like 70 albums in it so just link it and don't be a faggot
>>63353029
ПPИBET БPATEЦ CЛABЯHИH
>>63353076
and I crave the singer :P
>>63353169
Weren't you german?
ПPИBET BCЁ PABHO
>>63353115
>croatian amor is also into cock i think
That's literally Lohke Rahbek, who literally is/was Elias Bender's bf, kek.
"Noise" is fucking arousing. This could very well become a new favourite.
>>63353190
yeah i though that pic looks familiar.
how is ice age btw?
>>63353115
arca is like the gayest shit E V E R
>>63353190
epin
>>63353189
i'm from lithuania wtf but most of my blood is slavic
>tfw you rec something but he doesn't return any feedback
>>63353300
who
btw the one who are german here are kanzler and transcuck
My mom's a sandnigger, father's from Tuscany though
>>63353315
Litterally half of /daily/ :^)
>>63353215
I love them, but I don't know if you could dig them You're Nothing is "art punk" very clearly influenced by hardcore in terms of aggression and speed, while Plowing Into the Field of Love is some Nick Cave worship with more abrasive vocals. If either sounds like a fun time to you, check them out. You're Nothing (as well as New Brigade, which i have yet to try) are short albums though, so that might bring solace if they turn out to be not your thing.
>>63353339
yeah you're nothing is like 30 minutes long right? i might give that a spin later. thnx.
>>63353315
>>63353319
i'm austrian if that counts
ulver somehow reminds me of mbv (which is a boring snoozefest). this is slightly better though. sounds like saccharine black metal (not that i know anything about metal).
>>63353336
u should know more about ur daily memebers, it adds to the circlejerking experience
>>63353358
do u know some good gay shit desu, thx
>>63353386
>u should know more about ur daily memebers, it adds to the circlejerking experience
Do you have a bio page?
>>63353380
my dads russian, moms side goes back to the Mayflower I think
Share Your Roots day
>>63353409
hmmm. not rly. we could make one for the newbs who tend to mess things up a lot
could include their ryms and last.fms, what do u think, /dailee/
>>63353420
proud aryan masterrace. my grandmother even has a picture of my grandfather shaking hands with hitler in the family album which she refuses to remove. seriously though i think all my ancestors are from austria. pretty boring desu
>William Basinski - The Disintegration Loops
You all know what this is by now: the music deteriorates while it slowly loops over and over again; when Basinski finally finished this project, it was the morning of the 11th day of September, 2001, and he and his friends sat on the roof of his apartment in Brooklyn, watching the World Trade Center collapsing while listening to this.
This project is extremely polarizing: you love it or you hate it.
I've gotta admit that the idea of loops that last just a handful of seconds repeating over and over again for extended periods of time doesn't appeal me that much, and because of that I probably should dislike this compilation. But I don't, and that's because those handful of seconds are incredibly emotional, so complete and so haunting that I could listen to them forever.
I think that a single loop can be a soundtrack for so many things: d|p 1 is slow and serene, d|p 2 is terribly anxious, d|p 3 is so deeply melancholic, d|p 4 is very, very tired, but is also satisfied, d|p 5 sounds like watching the sun set, and d|p 6 makes me feel light as a feather, far away from anything that is bad.
Not only they make me feel beautiful emotions, but they also sound incredibly good: the drones and the rich harmonies fill your ears, the reverb gives to everything its space, and the crackles and the moments of silence, that slowly become more and more, sound simply incredible; by the end, the original track just consists of little spasm of melodies and harmonies, surrounded by air.
After each song's end, take a moment to re-listen to the beginning of it, when it was complete; it's a powerful experience.
d|p 4 is the one that dies in the most violent way, despite also being one of the shortest tracks on the entire collection, and the moment that d|p 5 kicks in, after this harsh disintegration, is one of the most beautiful things I've ever listened to.
[1/2]
>>63353486
Count me in, I wanna be famous :^)
>>63353386
>anything i like
>good
Foetus is pretty homo, especially on his more big band oriented stuff.
PC Music is pretty gay. Mostly SOPHIE.
others off the top of my head:
Xiu Xiu
Jerry Paper
ABBA
ミラクルミュージカル
Car Seat Headrest
Midnight Juggernauts
Wave Racer
813's newer stuff
Croatian Amor
>>63353517
[2/2]
The live version of d|p 1 is stunning: the orchestra managed to execute it perfectly, constantly changing the instrumentation, the melodies, the harmonies; it never gets boring, and is always powerful. The best reward for listening to all of this.
I wish that every single loop had one live, orchestrated version, because this is incredible.
There is something really sad about this: the way that the music days right in front of you, the fact that almost you don't notice it, and the fact that you almost forget what the original song sounded like, it all strikes me in some weird ways.
I can't make this up, I love this.
9/10
can someone help me find an album/artist?
The name of the artist is just the dudes name I think
album cover is a guys face lit only by a red light looking down i think
it's electronic music that was really good and I can't remember it for the life of me
does anyone know?
what next familys
>>63353517
>>63353540
he said he made up the 9/11 shit for emotional sheckles lol
>>63353132
Well at this point if i have to post 100 albums might as well post you my current top 100. Nothing special to see really. Fun things are fun.
>>63353573
Really? Didn't know.
Anyway it still works fantastic as a soundtrack for home tapes of buildings falling
>>63353573
Does that make that interpretation any less valid?
(no, no it doesn't)
>>63353535
You like ABBA? ok you won the gay contest
>>63353573
>he said he made up the 9/11 shit for emotional sheckles lol
Doesn't matter, it's a stupid ass """concept""" even if it were real :^)
>>63353661
most of their stuff's ranges from bad to decent for me, but dancing queen is 10/10.
>>63353565
Since I Left You
>>63353709
That's probably their best song, yeah. A lot of it is bullshit but that song's quite nice.
>>63353765
>>63353709
>>63353661
ABBA isn't really that ''gay'' it's more like midlife crisis mom dancing core,
>>63353817
confirmed, along with Pat Benatar and Heart
GUYS
U
Y
S
NEW GERO
E
W
G
E
R
O
what is good from here? the one's i've heard are ''gone'' from the chart and the ones in green are those I've got in my shortshit backlog
>>63353879
DID IT GET RELEASED
>>63353661
btw u will always win the gay contest because u like toxic
>>63353879
did it leak already?
>>63353922
i don't think you'd be into orchid as you don't like emo
rest i haven't listened
>>63353922
>>63353946
I don't think it already leaked but goddamn i'm hyped
>>63353922
get on dat hippidy hop yo. i like most of it.
not available is also good stuff.
good night
>>63353922
Millions Now Living Will Never Die
Yellow Swans
Bryter Layter
E2-E4
>>63353879
where can i buy a physical of this?
>>63354085
only on a Japanese label, shipped on the island. I bet forced exposure will be selling them soon though.
Alright, listened to a few more.
Direct me to the next one.
>>63352825
very neat hair but mish is still wayy qtr :(
>>63354149
Meet the residents or psychocandy
>>63354149
The Residents ofc
>>63354149
I literally always forget something when I post charts.
>>63353120
trivia record, nothin more
>>63353486
eh
i think nah
>>63353922
>btw u will always win the gay contest because u like toxic
ok b-but everyone should like that song :x
Great stuff: Geek the Girl, Tabula Rasa, Absence, The Cold Vein, The Köln Concert
Good stuff: No New York, Going Places, You Forgot It In people (dunno if u will like tho), Bonny Bear, Hex (u will definitely like), A Piece of Strange, Deltron 3030, Pop, Sex, Exit!, Scum
Overrated but maybe worth checking out anyway: Millions Now Living, Deloused, Liquid Swords, Headhunters, None So Vile, Unquestionable Presence, Panopticon (don't remember shit from it tbqh)
Don't bother: Violent Femmes, Third, Young Team, Operation Doomsday (just listen to the track "Doomsday" and skip the rest), Getz/Gilberto (AKA "The Girl from Ipanema" + filler that tries to be that track but isn't), Epicus Doomicus Metallicus (it's actually exactly as cheesy as its title suggests).
>>63353817
It's a bit of both imo (actually a lot of both)
>>63352825
Why does it say "cazzi" in the background?
Are you some kind of omosessuale???????
>>63353922
seconding millions
DO YERSELF IS STEAM NOW
A I A is very neat but not really exciting I guess
I like that Kinks record a lot tbqh, maybe my favorite pop record of that year (sorry)
when it comes to hh I think paid in full, doomsday, chronic and deltron are the most important
You should like Basic Channel, you like some dub techno I think?
Sidewinder is :ok_hand:
listen to metallica for the meme
>>63354252
>(just listen to the track "Doomsday" and skip the rest)
Holy shit this
>>63354252
i like that song too dw n v n
i kinda had tabula rasa and geek the girl, new york,hex, deltron in second tier listen to's. ty for the rest
i'll have to bother with third due to the jazz 100 meme
i will put the bad tier memes into some other chart where i will do it when i'll be bored and will feel like panning everything
>>63354252
abba is kitschy and sugary in a very white assless mom way
>Eliane Radigue - Trilogie de la Mort
"Kyema" is pretty damn amazing, the drones are absolutely beautiful and I love the sort of tape music aesthetic that seems to be going on in the background. The other two pieces are also very good but not as great as "Kyema". I'm not very good at saying much about three fucking hours of drone that I listened to yesterday, but basically, seriously good stuff. Big cocks 4 u. 4.0-
>Werewolf Jerusalem - God has Shot Himself
Edgy as fuck, also absolutely great. It treads the boundary between harsh noise and HNW, but never becomes too monotonous or anything. The waves of noise comign at you are absolutely crushing and progress from howling lower-end noise to the shrieking sounds of industrial noise fuckery. Over the course of 31 minutes, it manages to stay interesting, engaging, and pummeling. Definitely one of the better harsh noise releases out there, possibly gets even better after a few relistens. 3.5+
>Glenn Jones - This Is the Wind That Blows It Out
He worked with Fahey in the past, so it's no wonder this is some Fahey-styled primitivism. Jones may not be quite as much of a guitar god as Fahey, but he nicely carves his own niche with a different guitar sound and the frequent breakaways from the standard Fahey worship sets him apart. It's all very nice, my only gripe is that I wouldn't put this on over something like Fare Forward Voyagers or Visions of the Country if I'm in the mood for american primitivism. The problem isn't with what the album does as much with what it doesn't do, which is truly amaze me with something totally unique (but "Sphinx Unto Curious Men" is fucking great). 3.0
Today's album:
>Björk - Post
light 9 / 10
The imagination behind the production is some of the greatest I have ever heard on a pop record; the restful orchestration in It's Oh So Quiet would, on first listen, sound like a completely different collection of music than the trip-hop beats of Enjoy, but Björk maintains consistency throughout the entire 46 minutes. These trip-hop beats also appear in Possibly Maybe, in which the tensity created by the music (such as in the ascending and descending orchestral motifs in the background, halfway through) conjures up the thought that some emotional outpouring is being teasingly repressed. Other tracks let such passionate feelings release cathartically: the build-ups and rushes of The Modern Things, with Björk's singing slightly reminiscent of some tracks on Debut (such as the, albeit more dreamy, Venus as a Boy). This is a significant positive feature of Björk's pop music: there is a lot of vocal eccentricity, without resorting to the tired pop trope of overdone melisma. Such a small example is reflective of the beauty of the whole of Post: everything of art pop is taken to each subtlety and extreme, falling not into the trap of clichè, but to the success of near-perfection. (Full review will be on rateyourmusic eventually)
What are your thoughts on this album guys?
>>63354399
>Metabolist - Hansten Klork
Industrial post-punk with a zeuhl-ish theatrical edge to it. The opening track is seriously great, full of noisy guitar spazz, throbbing bass lines, and progressive song structures. The other six tracks continue in the same vein, but are a little more quirky and a little less interesting in just about every way, making it a bit of a comedown after a very promising start. It might very well rise in the future, but it might just as well drop. It's cool for now. 3.0-
>The Constructus Corporation - The Ziggurat
I didn't care for uh, roughly the first 30 minutes. The skits were annoying and most of the actual music was pretty average and forgettable hip hop. It picked itself up with "Metatron 1" and "Hot Water", after which roughly half of the remaining album is actually good imo and the other half is dead average. There's quite a bit of variation in moods and themes overall, and it seems like some of the tracks have rather cool lyrically (didn't pay too much attention to that aspect, though), but does that jusitfy it being 80 minutes long? No. I can't appreciate it when hip hop albums are way longer than they need to be, and this is not an exception, especially since I don't care for roughly half of the album too much to begin with. Some stuff here I would listen to again, but it's too spotty for me to consider it anything more than an average album overall. 2.5
>>63354360
>i'll have to bother with third due to the jazz 100 meme
It's not the worst thing that could happen to you, it's just that that album has always felt very uneventful to me. There's better ways to spend an hour, let's say.
>>63354357
Why did that track have to be so good when the rest of the album had to be that uninteresting?
>>63354400
It's good, but Vespertine clearly is Björk's best.
>>63354400
best bjerk
>>63354462
its a huge cocktease along with the intro skit. You should try more solo Doom if you haven't though, especially Mm.. Food
>>63354672
I'll give it a go, I think the guy's a pretty interesting rapper even though I don't care too much for the Doomsday album and also think Madvillainy isn't all it's hyped up to be (which does not mean I don't like it, but people are a little too up in arms about it if you ask me). How are his Vincent Vaughn/King Geedorah albums and his other collab albums (DANGERDOOM etc)?
>>63352797
why? I find their music dull. If that's what I think it is why can't I use boring to describe them?
>>63354672
hmm
madvillainy => vaudeville > mm food => geedorah > doomsday = danger > born like this > jj, nehruvian
seems about right
*covers ears*
>>63354400
>What are your thoughts on this album guys?
It's an unfocused mess of creative energy. This is a problem Bjork had for a ton of her career, actually. Her stuff was very unique, but she really never put her ideas together in a coherent way until Vespertine.
On Post, she also hadn't found the really emotionally brilliant vocal melodies she put together Homogenic and Vespertine. (The track Isobel hints at them).
Post is really to me a pretty cool, extremely confused album.
>>63354735
Dangerdoom would be great if it weren't for the lame Adult Swim samples and references he had to work in
Vaudeville Villain is great, Viktor Vaughn's another Dumile ego who's a teenager who hates Doom so the topics are more down to earth
I honestly haven't listened to much of Take Me To Your Leader but it seems like the missing link between Doomsday and Madvillainy/Mm Food
haven't tried JJ Doom but my brother (massive Doom fanboy, he's how I know most of this) says it alright
Nehruvian Doom is asstrash
>>63354784
this is about right
Def one of those "why didn't I heard this before" albums
The instrumental parts are great and the whole album is full of great songwriting.
>>63354928
Dangerdoom is so catchy and fun but yeah those Aqua Teen Hunger Force skits really mar it.
Take Me to Your Leader is fucking fantastic, probably my second favorite doom project.
>>63353922
oh shit this looks half decent. got an un-edited version?
>Aksak Maboul - Un peu de l'âme des bandits
I expected somekind of unpleasant sound collage memery but it turned out to be pretty fun avant-prog. It encompasses a lot of different genres and influences (jazz, punk, middle eastern music...) and, in that way, I found it really similar to Mr. Bungle's Disco Volante (this is not an insult). As it progresses, it manages to get weirder and weirder which also means that it's not always very good. It also features a rare recording of Sims talking before they were even invented.
7/10
>Joanna Newsom - Ys
Holy shit, i see why so many people dickride this album. It's gorgeous. As it goes along, it begins to get somewhat repetitive, but it's a good repetition. Definitely going into my rotation. I think it'll take multiple listens to really pay attention to the lyrics, but what i can pick up is clever in a way i've had yet to see in an album. Blew my expectations out of the water. 8.9/10
get in the plug room :^)
HELL CUP
Givingbear vs. Good Friend Rodriguez
Givingbear picked Half-handed Cloud again despite having lost with them in a prior tournament. I still don't like them.
Simple Songs sounded like an Elton John knock-off but was decent enough
good friend rodriguez wins
Givingbear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd9muK2M36c
However, you managed to beat Benji so you move on to the next round with 1 win and 3 losses
>>63356684
future listens will reaveal how not-repetitive it really is. each of the five songs have their own character and many compelling melodic ideas. a bountiful record.
what did you expect?
>>63356702
my ears hurt now. thanks.
