Albums that belong in a museum
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>>64558909
In a good way?
Right?
>>64558929
yes
>>64558953
oh, then this
Like it er not, it's some serious shit
Pet Sounds
Fear of Music
In the Court of the Crimson King
while i'm not a fan of it, i believe that this album is a musical representation of the >current year
and as such is fit for a museum
>>64558909
who needs a map
I play too much league of legends and kinda hate myself for it...
>>64559142
good
>>64559103
yes
>>64559075
I like that album but it doesn't break any boundaries or its very representative of this day and age
Time, place, sound, vibes...christ I wish I'd been there.
COMUS RAPE
Obviously
>>64559142
Joey?
>>64561810
Can plunderphonics be art?
>>64563482
Well collages are.
>>64558909
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>>64563616
tru
and tmr of course
>>64560273
Living hell, yes. This needs to inspire people in the future to make more music like it.
![ok-computer[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/YyUjixX.jpg "ok-computer[1].jpg")
OK Computer was inducted into the library of congress along with some albums from The Doors.
No question
>>64559075
no way dude
Tame Impala is a good pop rock band but they only represent contemporary western culture in the sense that they tap into the desire for "chill" music American youth yearns for
nothing more nothing less.
there are artists out there today creating provocative reactionary pieces to mass cultural shifts, technology, etc.
Tame Impala is good but their work at its deepest amounts to relationship troubles, the angst that accompanies socialization, and wanting to smoke weed
>>64566215
>there are artists out there today creating provocative reactionary pieces to mass cultural shifts, technology, etc.
I agree with you, but could you name them
>>64566254
Halsey, Twenty One Pilots, Radiohead, the list goes on...
>>64566215
tame impla when tripping balls is the fucking shit just saying you appreciate it in a whole new way
>>64558909
look here junior
don't you be so happy
and for heavens sake, don't you be so sad
>>64566254
>>64566254
Look I'm no patrician so if you want me to namedrop a ton of artists, you will be disappointed. But I think what Daniel Lopatin is doing is fascinating. Not so much GoD, but R Plus Seven and Replica are impressive reflections on how we use technology. The rest of his material I'm fond of but those two releases particularly are great.
Additionally, though I'm not a fan of Kendrick Lamar, I'd put TPAB above Currents solely for the splash it made culturally. That album has been out for only a year and it is a cornerstone among urban (mostly black) youth. Although only time will tell if his music stands up.
>>64566402
I actually like Lonerism a lot, I'm a big psychedelia fan and Lonerism is awesome. Not trying to diss the band I just feel they're not all that important or groundbreaking. Currents isn't very good though.
> should belong in a museum
> only one jazz album up to now
I am oldfag I loved 1978's /mu/ but this is bullshit
>>64566829
pic related is best Miles
>>64566829
pic related is best Ornette
>>64566829
and pic related is best Sun Ra
the list goes on
>>64566938
Alright I don't agree with best Miles but it's totally ok by my book
Where is Chet, Mingus, Coltrane, Evans, now
>>64558909
SO DO YOU
>>64563482
The Avalanches made it so.
Before Scrimzoola rocked the synth he made some killer noise, his first album, Grandma Went out an Hour Ago to Get Milk needs to be added to the Library of Congress's National Recording Registry list of sound recordings that "are culturally, historically, or aesthetically important"
Download Here:
https://archive.org/details/SCRIMZOOLA-GLAHATGM
>>64566254
Throat - Little Women
Mutant - Arca
third side of tape
anything dean blunt
just to name a few
>>64568825
>third side of tape
If you do not know The Dear Hunter your taste is bad and you should feel bad
or enlightened
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpYaKSZZ5ys
>>64565899
HOLY FUCK THIS IS GOOD
>>64566215
dude i never said they were good i said that they sound very much like a product of the times that we live in
that alone makes it worthy of being preserved as "culturally significant"
i personally think tame impala a shit but that's not really what the thread is about
>>64569414
Yeah, it's pretty amazing. You've got to check out his documentary
>>64558979
lol that cow is fatt haha
