It's the beginning of the first full week of June.
Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble 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 good times flow.
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>the new topsters
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
>new plug.dj room now that it appears to work again
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
>fifth dimension of bad choices and silent regret (aka "taste")
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previously on /daily/: >>65423592
HOW MUCH FOR A RAT BURGER
holy fuck this album
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TukMwYXQ3wE
What are even the point of these threads
>>65439435
To stroke my damaged ego
Stroke it now......pls
>>65439435
To get "taste"
>>65439396
oh god a friend made me listen to it and holy shit it's terrible
Wait a minute. . . this isn't bleep
>>65439654
It made me laugh for over half an hour. That's worth something.
Looking for similar sounds, also asking about skype group
>>65439973
try this out https://feckingbahamas.bandcamp.com/album/i-japan
>>65439973
That is a gorgeous colour. Sorry though, I can't help you with any recs. What are the albums on your chart like?
I'm also asking about skype
>>65440042
They're a mixed bag but kind of focus around the same theme of twinkly clean guitar work, post-rock and great drumming. Minimal vocals on some, MotK is quite jazzy, toe is quite math but yeah. Thanks btw
Starfire was good. Starfire was really good. Please rec me more like this.
>>65440110
Sounds interesting, I might check it out
>>65440113
coincidentally enough
I just opened the still plastic wrap sealed copy of Futuresex/Lovesounds I thrifted and look at this relic that popped out!
>>65440018
Thanks, really enjoying it so far, just starting track 4.
>>65440226
>Futuresex/Lovesounds I thrifted
*sheesh*
>>65439683
woops
New purchase :333
>>65440323
because it's supposedly pretty good and I love the singles that were on the radio and 3 dollars for a sealed copy is pretty sweet
I also got Pearl Jam's Ten, Nine Inch Nails Year Zero, Warped Tour 98 and the rest in this image if you want more to object to. Finding new music is supposed to be fun!
hey team, i was gone for a few days, what'd I miss?
"Reviews" from best to worst
>Ghost Bath - Moonlover
I really enjoyed a lot of the emotion behind this. At first I hated the dude's voice, but next listens I really thought it fit the depressive atmosphere. Largest flaw on Moonlover is the first part of "The Silver Flower" and "Beneath the Shade Tree" which are decent, but not up to par with the rest of the album.
>Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - s/t (Moanin'
NICE
FUCKING
DRUUUUUUMS
First four tracks are bliss, and the last two are whatever imo. Really liked Free For All a lot more honestly, but this one still kicks ass.
>Boris - Boris Performing "Flood"
It's Flood! Except it's half as long which for some might not be a detriment. Pretty much cuts out the first and last song out in their entirety and starts instead with a droning noise piece. Gorilla recording quality is the largest flaw here, as the most dynamic moments are largely lacking because of this.
>Brave Little Abacus - Masked Dancers
These guys have a lot of solid and dense instrumentation, but god, why are half of every song so EMPTY. Like seriously, this album is like 80% "build up" and occasionally it pays off, but not always. Shit's like 20 minutes longer than it needs to be, but still satisfying sometimes.
6
>King Crimson - The Power to Believe
The first four tracks were alright, but my god, they're just making really generic prog now. Like if you had told me this was "just some prog band from Idaho" I would've believed you, what the fuck is Fripp doing?
4
>King Crimson - Three of a Perfect Pair
The first song is alright, but my god, this is the absolute worst of the "Talking Heads Rip-Off" era I've heard thus far. Really shitty stuff.
3
There aren’t any lovely ladies where I live that are hip-hop heads. It’s a real problem. I have to eventually move somewhere else if I’m ever going to find a wife I can cuddle with on the couch while listening to Dilla…passing a big ass kush blunt back and forth. I need this in my life.
>>65440578
EXTRA BONUS REVIEW
>Andy Kaufman - Andy and His Grandmother
This isn't really a great wholesome experience, and more the best cuts of ~80 hours of tape where Andy Kaufman is doing a lot of shit to fuck with people. He's harassing prostitutes, taxi drivers, his own family, etc. by shoving a tape recorder in their face and trying to interview them. One hilarious moment is when he's driving with his grandmother saying his car is tracked by "satellite" and will stop veering off the road if he lets go, so he does and his grandma flips the fuck out, and he gets pulled over. In one part he's interviewing animals, and I can't fully explain without going over the text limit, but "Andy's English Friend Paul" had me near crying. Last track he’s talking with Zmuda about how he’d fake his death every few years as a practical joke, so it’s pretty clear to see why everyone would make all those conspiracy theories about him back in the day, which I imagine if they released this earlier would’ve only more cemented. If you're a fan of the guy's work or interested in the dude, definitely try this out, otherwise give it a pass.
6
>>65440604
haha oh wow
lol
>>65440604
have you tried men
or teenage white girls
>>65440604
i feel ya
In the hotel. Listened to Jandek the whole way here. Wrote the review. Will post after dinner.
>>65440681
me on the right
>>65440681
>muscly men
shit tier gay
Made me happy. Good listenalong pick for a change.
>>65440698
I gotta ask, is there more atonal stuff like his first three in his later output?
>>65440681
>>65440528
Same, and from what I can tell, not much. Wæird name btw.
>>65440923
Hmmm. So it the listenalong actually good this week?
>>65440755
I think we all wanna be shayne oliver, man
>>65440848
I assure you neither of them are muscley dudes.
>>65440972
wow you really got into Xiu Xiu i guess
>>65440950
It's cute and French, what's not to like? Don't go expecting a lot more but it's very good at what it does in my opinion. Either way it's only 12 minutes, give it a try.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6pvjN9kbic
>>65441082
(is there a reference I'm missing)
>>65441171
(i'm not really sure)
FFUKING
WHATEVER
I really just want this over at this point
>>65441438
what a wonderfully abstract rating system
I love it
Hey /daily/ I made a thing!
It took me a long time so I'd appreciate some feedback :8)
Also to anyone curious about jazz, give this a go!
>>65441438
Your one mistake was not letting me win by default (even if I didn't participate)
>>65440521
theres exactly one good album on there
>>65441560
none of those genres come even close to what those albums genres actually are
>>65441645
You missed the point, they are jazz albums to get into based on what category you already like.
get me to the top 500 lads
>>65441680
i know lol, i was memeing
>>65441577
Vespertine, Bladerunner or Quebec? Or FL/LS if you like haviing fun
>>65441737
i'll listen to it
>>65441438
did i win
>>65441737
never
>>65441764
vespertine
havent heard bladerunner actually
>>65441785
thanks anon <3
need a link? https://yamir.bandcamp.com/album/i-stole-this-riff
>>65441794
pan me like you panned vinter
>>65442059
oops i didn't have my trip on
rain serenade is fantastic
>>65442059
I haven't either yet but it's supposed to be amazing. It's got over a 4.00 average rating on RYM, if you like RYM dictating your life.
>>65440923
>I gotta ask, is there more atonal stuff like his first three in his later output?
Try Skirting The Edge
>>65441737
i listened to it
gave it a 6
>Jandek - Where Do You Go From Here
I was preparing myself for this Corwood release in a way. I saw the tag “free jazz” and I saw the Youngs/Neilson support squad too. I watched Glasgow Sunday and Newcastle Sunday, so I had an idea of what the sound is going to be like.
Was I prepared for this? Did I have an idea what direction this album will take?
No. Oh no.
What the hell is going on?
Where Do You Go From Here is the 51st album by the Corwood Industries Representative. It features 12 untitled tracks.
Part One breaks all my expectations. When reading the “free jazz” tag, I expected this is going to be something like what they did on the first 2 Sunday shows in a more thought out way and with less edge. What I got instead is a soft,steady drum pace with a piano waltzing in. The rep shows up with a harmonica. The most interesting thing about this whole ordeal is how soothing and calm this is. Especially compared to all the broken-down elements of all the previous Jandek records. Neilson is exploring the unconventional drum-stick hits while Youngs keeps playing this somber piano.
Part Two starts off with chimes percussion and a flute. I shit you not. The piano just adds on to the soothing peace. I don’t think I have heard a Jandek record this bright. The serenity on this track is absolutely surreal. Bravo rep. Bravo.
Part Three opens up with some distortion control from the bass guitar ala Takayanagi and this clean guitar tone with slight delay and soft reverb over it. Sounds exactly like something Haino would deploy on his Colors series. Neilson plays some standard soft drum improvs over this all, letting the track obtain some dynamical direction. The last minute or so features more obsolete drumming melting in with the guitar/bass duo.
>>65442277
The beginning of Part Four features a creaking chair, a repetitive piano (possibly looped), more reverberated guitar and Alex Neilson’s wonderfully hollow drum set. The track itself is hypnotic. Makes me think of time progression, especially with the piano staying the same. The guitar tries to parody the piano at times. Eventually, Sterling speaks. “Make up your mind / Decide” is all he says. He keeps repeating it in a soft voice, almost as though he travelled back into his youth days. As the piano leaves, we are introduced to the next track.
Part Five with another switch up. Sterling behind the piano, playing rippled notes. Youngs returns to the bass and plays long, sustained notes. Alex keeps messing around with the drums. The “Make up your mind/ You Decide or Not Decide” reappears but I refuse to believe that it is the same person singing. This singing is much closer to what I would traditionally perceive as “singing”. It is probably Youngs behind the vocals.
Part Six brings back the flute/bass/drums trio. The section is less than 2 minutes, but it manages to deliver emotional trills from the flute and some roaring drums. The drum set on this album sounds phenomenal, especially the snare.
I could swear that Part Seven boasts the exact same tone/technique Haino uses. It could easily pass off as a Fushitsusha track. The notes just go up and down the fret, concentrating on the picking tempo. The bass swirls around like a snake around all this with Youngs working on his slides a lot. Alex is probably the major talent of this show so far. Great jazz drumming from him.
>>65442306
Part Eight returns to the feedback work from Youngs and the clean space guitar from the Corwood Representative. I had this Devi Ever fuzz pedal that had this drone generator built in and I feel like this is exactly what Youngs is using on this track. In terms of the guitar, I feel like Sterling works around established chords this time and simply picks the strings. The track closes off with Neilson’s kick drum hits.
A distressing piano chord (Youngs) and some harmonica work (Rep) on Part Nine make things slightly more distressing, “Where do you go from here… / Make up your mind / Decide.” sings Sterling in between his harmonica solos. The drums bring in the track towards the conclusion, where Youngs just repeatedly plays the dying high E note.
Part Ten brings back the Rep to the piano, Youngs to the vocals(?) and Alex takes on the brighter percussion here. The vocalist reprises the thematic lyrics that have been showing up this whole time. The flute reappears right after the vocals section ends, so I would assume Alex is playing these. The pace of the album returns to the peaceful direction.
It stays on it for Part Eleven. Only one and a half minutes long, it brings back the chime bell percussion along with Neilson’s drums.
>>65442330
Part Twelve, the closing part of the piece, lasts 14 minutes. Guitar / piano / drums trio I believe. Broken notes from all the sides, calmly leading the piece into a state of oblivion. The hypnotic softness of the chamber ensemble swirls all the sounds into one free mix of indeterminacy. Neilson’s occasional crash cymbal overwhelms the entire mix of lost piano chords and Smith’s tuned guitar, breaking down the wandering thoughts of the other two performers. Occasionally you can hear the connection between this and the first live performances from the trio, mostly because of Smith’s guitar technique. Almost 12 minutes in, an accordion appears alongside the guitar and the drums, leading this free composition into a sense of closure. One last bend of the guitar and it is all over.
It is obvious that the twelve tracks connect into a single piece.
What’s interesting to see is that the signature Jandekian theme of loss is going through yet another reincarnation process, but this time it probably takes the most melodic, serene and rooted down form. During the Glasgow and the Newcastle performance I saw how composed these guys could get once they get a sense of each other’s presence, but this is something else. The improvisation is so effortless and free on here that I’m surprised this wasn’t thoroughly composed.
Brilliant chemistry between the players, fantastic record. I was hooked for every singe second. This has been one of the greatest and most coherent things the Jandek project has produced. Instant 9+/10 rating on this one, possible 10 in the future.
The question is: where will these guys go from here?
>>65442277
>>65442306
>>65442330
>>65442353
Damn, doggo
great review
>>65441560
This is really cool, I want to listen to every album on this list (sans the pop category)
>>65442353
Now this is a damn good review, makes up for how unsubstantial mine have been haha
I'm off to bed, lots of work tomorrow. Good Night /daily/!
>>65442404
thank you <3
Listening to this right now and quite enjoying it.
It's free jazz with that kind of culty tribal feel (sadly no bongos).
The cello is prominantly featured throughout, ranging from nice droning backrounds to crazy squealing.
Nice drums and flute.
Giving this a: Recommended if you think you'll like Dolphy and Comus' bastard child.
>>65442544
sleep tight, doggy
>>65442461
>sans the pop category
???
why? most of these are fantastic
>>65442544
I just want to wish you a tight sleep, pupper
why does it think this is spam
mfw I have to go to work tomorrow
>>65442839
mfw I have 1 class tomorrow afternoon, and then my mom is coming up for work so we're going for dinner and beers
WE
DID IT
we did it, /daily/
>>65442947
what did we do
>>65442947
you just KNOW
>>65443022
me when I watch anime
>>65443022
I don't get these
>>65442947
what did we do jimjams
>>65443069
nice
>>65443163
how are these made?
whose blood did you shed today, /daily/?
>>65443208
I SHED THE BLOOD OF THE SAXON MEN
>>65443207
I download a film, edit the "haha oh wow lol" subtitle I made to fit over a scene, take four screenshots, then edit. It's a pretty sophisticated system.
I have a whole hour left of Aphex Twin's druqks
it's ok so far
>>65443208
I like this meme
>>65442897
Thanks for rating Arrayed jangle. I'm glad you liked it.
>>65443289
>you will neber completely listen to RDJ's discography
Which is great because you can just tell me which are worth giving the time of day to
GOOOOOOOAAAALLL
music for this feel?
>>65443575
Santigold - 99 cents
(one of the singles was featured on Fifa)
>>65443423
No problem!
I was actually going to do a """review""" on it but I forgot, thanks for reminding me.
>>65443518
great to know I'm doing God's work
so far I've really enjoyed Cock, Mt. Saint Michael, 54 Cymru beats. The rest has been so-so.
And honestly I'm debating whether I should even try his EPs or AFX and his other things, I've only listened to Orphaned Deejay Selek from those and I enjoyed that
>>65443575
Blur - Song 2
>>65443575
oh and of COURSE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0n4eMGXAyk
>>65443756
What we're your thoughts on the self titled album? The one with the track Girl/Boy. Because I actually really like that album.
>>65443746
It was no wrangle, my jangle
>>65443575
Christopher Lee - The Bloody Verdict of Verden
Jamaicana getting BTFO
Fucking christ these fucking idiots almost killing Rincón
Also i'm finishing 1st round of The tourney when the game ends
>>65439973
>>65440042
HELLO FRIENDS, WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU
>>65444020
a newfag
>>65444020
oh shit youre back
>>65444020
Low-level new friend doing this shitty chart, feel free to disregard
>>65444020
I joined in march. Pic related shows some of my favourites. I have a habit of making charts and not finishing them.
I'm currently listening to Push the Sky Away by Nick Cave and I'm not enjoying it
>>65444205
>no longer on a bus
Have you arrived at your destination?
..also tourney update?
>>65444102
gross
what are your top 10 albums so everyone can make fun of you regardless of what you answer
>>65444263
fuck, see pic related
>>65444278
>...also tourney update?
Jajajaja Oh wow
Lol
>>65444278
i just got tired of writing out the "on a bus" part. I still mostly shitpost from the bus, though rn I'm on a couch (newd)
I'm cancelling Rain Man and dugnad from the tourney since I haven't seen them in weeks. TWO SPOTS OPEN
>>65440498
Good one!
Wait a second...
>15 tracks
JAPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
I'm going to get >>65444444
>>65444397
Give me another spot
>>65444468
no
but listen to Melt-Banana - Cell-Scape
>>65443841
probably his best work, on par with Come To Daddy IMO.
>>65444020
i'm about a week old tripfag listening to all of druqks right now and almost done this is a lot deal with
skippity skype the music is right
>>65443866
>Terminus
hey -> >>65444397
>>65444517
is it easy to get a custom tripcode? i want to make as little effort as possible
>>65444278
Decided to change my trip to mapa because plugdj.
Top 10 is something like this, changes a lot thought
>>65444814
>Mapa
Literalmente por qué ?
>>65444397
Just listen to my album. I want to know who is the better weeb
Governor's Ball was cancelled today btw. So no Fidlar, Courtney Barnett, or Kanye for me. Oh well. At least I saw Matt & Kim, Father John Misty, The Strokes, Torres, Thundercat, Haim, and The Killers. Crazy weekend.
>>65444814
>Toe and Talking Heads
Well I have to respect that, but I actually don't know anything on here besides Snarky Puppy, and I only have a vague knowledge of what they might be
>>65444397
o shit, do mine next you methodical robot
>>65444814
wow lame
>>65444918
whut
>>65444931
rude
>>65444975
>Mapa
>Not even spanish speakers
Auto suicidate compañero
>>65444996
it's a wood u dip
>>65444570
http://desktopthread.com/Tripcode_Explorer/ you just download a tripfinding program, then check the tripcode it find on the Tripcode Test part and you can just use it as a trip. Doesn't work for secure trips, though, and it can take a long time to find a tripcode you like. I think I had this one run overnight to find this code and that was after a bunch of failures with ones with crazy capitalization or ones that didn't work.
It also puts a LOT of stress on your PC (usually it's constant 100% no matter what else is running) and generates a LOT of heat (90c on an intel stock heatsink with a 120mm fan taped to it) so don't try and run this on a laptop or something. I think I had generated a quadrillion or more trips before finding this one.
That being said, that's mostly because I inputted a 6 character phrase. Something like putting /mu/ in will generate thousands in a minute.
>>65445039
I also suggest you run it a long time regardless so it's harder for someone just to mine your tripcode and use it against you.
>>65445101
They're remixes so yeah. But they are kind of fun
>>65445097
woo, sounds like too much work. I'm ok with my 6nuf
>>65444918 (>>65445160)
are the last three tracks bonus material, or proper album?
>>65445184
They're remixes so yeah. But they are kind of fun [2]
come plug we are shedding the blood of the saxon men
>>65445414
This.
Jackson Browne - Late for the Sky
Not much here grabbed my attention, and nothing really held it. Some up tempo, some slower. Forgettable lyrics, forgettable melodies. A few interesting moments, but by the end of the album I've forgotten what they are, except for the car-door-slam-interrupts-song gimmick. Doesn't even sound like Browne himself is interested, for the most part. Still, comfy sound, and only offensive for its lack of creativity. I don't think I'll ever intentionally spend time listening to this or seeking out more.
2.5--, like unflavored oatmeal.
I'm bored. Someone say something stupid so we can have an argument to entertain me.
>>65445510
It's impossible to say the Letter B with your mouth open
>>65445510
>>65445510
american folk music can be considered traditional folk, fite me hamp
>>65445039
Use something that can utilize GPU power instead, like meriken's tripcode engine.
>>65445566
Correct, B is a bilabial consonant.
>>65445573
I feel nothing.
>>65445595
What kind of folk music?
>>65445614
Appalachian folk music for example, that has been passed down orally through the generations
>>65445510
I shed the blood of the saxon men
>>65445510
Or maybe a triggering opinion?
I gave MOSAIC.WAV a higher score than
>All Radiohead album
>All Kanye West albums
>F#A# Infinity and LYSF
>Like 80% of AnCo Albums
>Almost every single Pink Floyd album minus Saucerful and Animals
>Boris Flood and Pink
>All Death Grips
>>65445640
I agree, there is nothing wrong with that statement. A lot of traditional music genres transitioned into becoming popular musics only because recording became the norm, not because any kind of paradigm shift in the music itself.
>>65445670
No idea what mosaic.wav is.
>>65445433
This is the only funny one so far but it's really good
>Hampus is actually inviting arguments now
>Can't find one
>>65445781
Trash taste in shitty forced memes honestly. Apply yourself.
>>65445510
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTXN5nOstRs
>>65445837
I hung out with a girl recently who is a devout Christian. During a party, she lost her phone and realised when we were at Subway to buy drunk nightsnacks. She said "we must pray to find it" and literally stopped in the door on the way out, clutched her hands in prayer and told me to do so as well.
I was flabbergasted.
>>65445692
I actually was wondering, how do you feel about comparing traditional albums to modern ones? Because the majority of traditional ones are just compilations, since a lot of those artists didn't make their music with an "album" in mind.
It drives me up the fucking wall since the music is good but never feels like more than a pile of songs, because I'm so used to the modern record. That is, songs arranged methodically by the artist
>>65445510
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ULjJ3EqyY
>>65445889
Oh btw, we found it. It was at the nightclub we had been.
>>65445903
I'm not sure what you mean. Many traditional folk recordings are compilations from a certain region and demonstrate the musical traditions native to that region, which is much better than just hearing a single artist play their ouvre. I find those to be the very best recordings of traditional musics. Other compilations can focus on either larger regions (like the series of albums of Middle Eastern music on Folkways) or be international (Berlin phonogramm arkiv), both of which are great to research with broader strokes and find what's interesting to delve deeper into.
The album format is really just a rockist invention and it doesn't really apply to anything but "concept albums".
>>65445903
you know most albums are just arranged by record companies in an order that will retain the most attention from the listener.
usually
>strong
>weaker song
>hit single
>weak
>crap
>crapper
>Strong
>>65445970
I guess I'm mainly referring to a single artist release- particularly the Cajun record you recommended me, the balfa boys. It was good, but the pacing was so curiously disjointed, it took away from my enjoyment. Kind of disheartening. I'll try more VA comps next time I try trad.
Another question: hearing lots of traditional music, surely you can pick up influences in contemporary works now. Do any contemporary works, in your opinion, express these influences or themes particularly well? Or does it all sound like degenerate bastardizations to you?
>>65445983
I kind of always assumed the artist did that arranging. That's a little spooky.
>>65445889
I feel sort of lucky to rarely meet as many strangely and particularly stupid people as you manage to
>>65445970
>rockist invention
I'm sure that was intentionally casually inflammatory, but wew
Its like people forget that physical records and all implied technical constraints were ever a thing. Also, while supply and demand doesn't perfectly work here because the record label generally has better information than the consumer, the consumer does demand records from the label. It is that reason why folk compilations exist as well as albums of popular music or recordings of classical, because it's what the consumer was comfortable with.
Arguably artists may have gotten way too attached to something borne from consumer needs and technical limitations.
>>65445983
Don't forget to make the second half generally weaker than the first
>>65446163
Those are some great gondolas
>>65446108
>I guess I'm mainly referring to a single artist release- particularly the Cajun record you recommended me, the balfa boys. It was good, but the pacing was so curiously disjointed, it took away from my enjoyment. Kind of disheartening. I'll try more VA comps next time I try trad.
You've got to remember that traditional musics is song based, not album based. Generally each song will have its own place in some kind of social setting, such as funerals, weddings, dances, and so on. The concept of "album" is nothing more than a popular music idea that is in no way related to traditional musics.
>Another question: hearing lots of traditional music, surely you can pick up influences in contemporary works now. Do any contemporary works, in your opinion, express these influences or themes particularly well? Or does it all sound like degenerate bastardizations to you?
Much more so in film music than anything else. I don't hear much traditional music influences in the popular musics I listen to, pop music is too much its own paradigm these days, following entirely western traditions.
>>65445983
How does that formula look like for pic related?
>>65445983
>you know most albums are just arranged by record companies in an order that will retain the most attention from the listener.
>>65444310
Nice chart, quick question: Do you really like jazz?
I always see people's charts that have 2-3 of the classic jazz albums and wonder if they poured through the genre and arrived at their favourites (unlikely) or just listened to the titans and decided to include them?
>>65446250
I'm sure your favourite indie band is pure and oozing with artistic integrity.
>>65446208
Thanks for your answers, I'll keep that in mind when I listen to more trad
>>65446163
I really enjoy meeting strange people. I meet a lot of normal people as well, but they're nowhere near as fun.
Yes, it was intentionally inflammatory. The album was of course born from the fact that technical limitations were lifted and artists could release larger chunks of music at once. If anything, the single is the most consumerist pop music format. The reason a lot of music is still released in the album format outside of popular music is because that's what a CD can contain, and it's still the most popular physical format (unless hipsters have made vinyls take over again?)
A lot of traditional music is actually not released as albums at all, but as single song recordings, digitally and online. This is the format that makes the most sense for musicologists, as they will want to hear one song at a time and analyse it and/or read other people's analyses of it. Really the only folk music compilations that are released are on labels, which are out to make a profit.
>>65446280
>just listened to the titans and decided to include them?
This. Definitely this. Way too few /mu/tants have listened to more than a few handfulls of jazz. The whole "Coltrane, Miles, the list goes on" (or on /daily/ Brötzmann and similar """experimental""" jazz artists) meme is reality.
>>65446307
Stay tuned, I'm going to make a more or less world-spanning folk music chart soon (something which I am of course not really qualified to do, but will anyway).
>>65445983
Are you retarded 2nd song is always the single
>>65446219
lol
>>65446250
obviously I'm talking more about major labels. And this practice is slowly getting fased out as artists claw for more control over their intellectual property, but I assure you all your fav releases from the 60's 70's and 80's have record execs greasy fingers all over them
ayyee I updated spelling mistakes and stylized the work Jazz to look like a jazz.
Feel free to drop this chart on unsuspecting plebs.
>>65446280
also this was me
>>65446407
>but I assure you all your fav releases from the 60's 70's and 80's have record execs greasy fingers all over them
all my fav releases from that decade arent from major labels
>>65446401
I find it's usually the first and third are the singles
either way it's usually within the first 3 songs
>>65446368
I'll be watching for it
>>65446445
wew so underground
>>65446401
>>65446455
How is this a debate, literally every album is structured different.
The only objective truth is that albums from the vinyl era tend to include louder songs (often times the singles) on the edges of the record so there's less dynamic compression.
>>65446546
>The only objective truth is that albums from the vinyl era tend to include louder songs (often times the singles) on the edges of the record so there's less dynamic compression.
One of many reasons vinyl is shit.
>>65446546
no one said anything about objective truth, but this is a common re occurrence
>>65446566
Y'know, as someone who collects records religiously, I agree that it's a shitty format with many limitations.
I frequently recommend people do not get into the hobby when asked about it.
>>65446546
>wew so underground
most of albums of this universe arent from major labels
>>65446638
Same, although I rarely ever buy anything other than thrift store records. I try to find folk and art music albums whenever possible, but way too often it's just a bunch of shitty dansband and schlager.
For some reason I really feel like going for a walk or something, but it's in the middle of the night and my heel hurts a shitload so I can't.
>>65446712
go for a hop
>>65446677
I'll set aside one of aisha Ali's field recording records for you hampy. You'd love the trad tracks she's recorded
>>65446407
It is remarkable how the final tracks ultimately strengthen each other despite their short length
I really feel like learning stuff too. Weird.
>>65446731
What.
>>65446735
Upload?
>>65446677
>art music
all music is art
>>65446781
Herpaderpadoo.
>>65446832
strong counter argument
>>65446774
I'll see what I can do. If you have a Spotify account, I recommend Tunisian Dances.
>>65446832
>doesn't like dansband and schlager.
Also if I ever have a band I'm calling it dansband.
>>65446876
Dubaderpadurrr.
>>65446901
Thanks, I'll listen tomorrow if you remind me.
>>65446918
Actually the Christian girl was really into dansband (she had a 1000+ song playlist on Spotify...). She said it makes her feel nostalgic and I can sort of agree, there are some cozy songs, but by god it really is elevator music.
Going to see these cunts next sunday what should I expect?
>>65447112
they got >>65444444 so clearly they're blessed
>>65443163
>>65443022
>>65443788
>>65445433
>>65445823
7/10, buy it eventually
Damn, Food Wishes is a legitimately pretty old YouTube channel. Also the best cooking channel.
>>65447397
chef john a best
>>65447519
Damn straight.
ded thred
Fucking a female pig
Call that a hampuss
Remember when threads used to die? I remember.
Aphex Twin - Druqks
30 Tracks, 100 Minutes.
2001.
This album's pretty decent, there's a lot of great stuff on here. The only problem is that it's 100 minutes long. You could say that because it's two 50 minute discs it doesn't matter. It wouldn't matter if most of the album was just filler. There are only maybe one or two tracks under three minutes worth listening to. If you were to take all the tracks over three minutes plus Avril, it would trim the album down by almost thirty minutes, and nothing of value would be lost. 6.1.
>>65448757
lewd
>>65448759
the pioneering days were harsh on us dailiens
>>65448757
>>65448789
good posts
>>65448759
>>65448888
bad posts
phoning bear and nyar
website is up and running (still adding things incrementally ofc)
So I'm ready to go go go once the templates are done and the payment stuff is sorted out.
http://www.punchbowlrecords.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
>>65448913
Triangle, the mobile design for this website is sick. It's so smooth and convenient. I can't wait to see it go live. I'll post a link to my bandcamp soon.
>>65448757
>pig
you called?
>>65448990
thanks, I just went with the default :^P
technically it is live I just haven't publicized it ar anything yet
and I already put a link to your bandcamp under the product description.
I'm still working on the record label bandcamp.
>>65448913
>On his self-titled debut EP laste
fix
Looks great though!
>>65449073
>>65448990
oh you meant on your bandcamp, nvm
thanks bud <3
>>65448913
>all that lorem ipsum
Seriously though it's spectacular man. I gotta get a email correspondence going with another guy who wants to do some art for the jcard interior. As soon as he gets that done, I can have it complete in a manner of hours.
Also
Only 5 DOLLARS? I CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO BUY IT!
seriously, I'll be buying at least 3
>>65449003
NO >:(
>>65449091
shit, thanks for catching that
>>65449131
>Only 5 DOLLARS? I CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO BUY IT!
kek'd especially hard at this
>>65449108
>>65449073
>>65448913
Does this mean we can pre-order starting now? If so I'll make sure to put that in the description
>>65449131
>lorem ipsum
yeah still figuring out what to include down there
>another guy who wants to do some art
sweet! I look forward to seeing how this looks.
and I can just send you a free cassette for all this work you are doing btw
Let's do this with /daily/ but we'll give each other recs and complement each others taste
We'll call it /daily/ prom. What do you guys think ',:^)
>>65449198
>Does this mean we can pre-order starting now?
no not yet, I haven't set up all the bank account info and sales tax calculation stuff yet
I'll have it ready to go within the next few days, but I wanna hold off on pre orders until the day we order the shippment.
>>65449241
I want sshx to be my gr8 d8 m8
pls respond
>>65449241
did you forget to trip up
>>65449311
dont u ever tell me what to do ever again so help me god
>>65449298
Always one step ahead of the bear, that's why you're calling the shots.
If you're interested in seeing the art of the other guy, a link to his work can be found on his bandcamp page
http://lyklasocre.bandcamp.com
>>65448913
Honestly can't wait to cop this. Now I have to go out and buy a cassette deck for my first cassette! $5 !!!!!!!!!!!! Holy Smokes, then in 10 years I can sell my first press cassette for $240
>>65449241
Tumblr prom: further reinforcing the fact that all the blue-haired fatties that populate this website are sad lonely women who never got a prom date.
Does anyone like pigs also though on an unrelated note
>>65449382
Man, thats a 48000% profit margin, you'd be an absolute IDIOT not to buy at least 100!
>>65449397
I think it's safe to say that we like pigs so much that if we started calling it /pig/ no one would notice a difference
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRWFMxK-gEo T
>>65449438
hey stop splitting my sides at work. Everyone's staring
>>65449461
/pig/ - Daily edition.
>>65449461
<3 <3 <3
can I be your sloppy seconds if sshx doesnt respond
>>65449380
>art of the other guy
this is the guy whose doing the inside fold art?
cool shit, reminds me sort of those Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark illustrations
>>65449307
lol
pic related: tumblr
>>65449853
XD
SJW's BTFO
feminists on suicide watch
>>65449241
I'M FISH will you be my sturgeon and let me salt your eggs
pls
>>65449491
heck you can be my sloppy firsts, big guy
>>65449588
That's exactly why I thought he'd be the perfect person to draw the angel described in Ezekiel. Sounds monstrous yet gentle.
>>65449853
haha oh wow
pic related: /daily/
So today I listened to Cro-Mags' "Alpha Omega"
This is my first time listening to Cro-mags, and also my first time consciously listening to crossover-thrash. I like it a lot more than just regular hardcore, gives it a lot more dynamic, and longer song lengths with room for solos. I'm excited to listen to their hugely influential debut and sophomore albums, which I would have listened to first if Spotify had them.
>>65449900
delete this
>>65447112
Holy shit saw them about a month ago in New Orleans. People tried to do requests right after their first track and Anton goes "You know what? Fuck your request! I didn't write songs my whole life so you can tell me what to play. We are just going to play till they kick us out, how about that?" They basically played all of their hits, including Wisdom and Aenomone of course, but they also played some of his new age stuff with some really good wall of sound drone rock outs.
>>65450000
Nice digs
>>65450000
OH BOY
nice quads too!
>>65450118
I have so much more respect for artists that play what they want to play rather than what the audience wants to hear. I remember I saw Iceage right after their new albums came out and I planned on buying it at the show and listening to it for the first time on vinyl. At the show, they played 100% new material, meaning I didn't know a single song they played. It was one of the best shows I've ever been to, and that attitude of progressing as an artist on their own watch really struck a chord with me.
>>65450248
I was hoping mewithoutYou would play songs from Its All Crazy but they didn't. My biggest mistake was probably going to a mwY show
>>65450118
>>65450030
Nice review killerjohn, I'm looking forward to going to more shows this summer too.
what are bands with big and consistent discographies?
>>65450359
Boredoms
Jim O'Rourke
The Microphones / Mount Eerie
Lightning Bolt
Boris
of Montreal
I am watching a vietnamese "loose acquaintance" sing karaoke over facebook live right now, to what avail I'm not sure.
But here I am.
>>65450424
Scientist
The many projects and collaborations of Dieter Moebius
>>65450582
meant for >>65450359
>>65450359
Melvins
Sonic Youth
John Zorn
Guided by Voices
>>65450359
>GY!BE
>AMM
>Basic Channel (including most Basic Channel aliases)
And I really hesitate to call Fahey consistent--he was anything but for the bulk of his career--but from 1959 to 1971 he did not release a single bad album.
And I'm not at all a fan, but I think Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen are good bets.
>>65450554
Those facebook live deals are weird and awkward
>>65450359
Swans, Tom Waits (not really a band ig), Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Okay I'm gonna do this. Starting with Owls. So far, as field recordings go, this is pretty disturbing. Slightly more than Buyer's Market I would say. Hopefully this gets less screechy.
>>65450424
>>65450582
>>65450601
>>65450620
Constantly reminded that there's a plethora of music I still haven't gotten around to exploring
Thanks lads
so /daily/ whos discography are you currently closest to completing listening to?
pic related
>>65451139
Do you include AFX, other pseudonyms, and soundcloud stuff or just the main Aphex discog? Btw useful link if you need it: https://mega.nz/#F!hp8lHaDI!ErtB4xx-zSlu9u-_LmfP0w
>>65451139
Black Dice
I love his acid tracks. Soooo chill. I definitely recc The Flashbulb if you liked AFX.
>>65451235
Just Aphex so far, might dive into those later.
I don't even know if I want to try ventolin though, nothing but a high pitch for a long time and then a bunch of tracks with high loud sounds. aphex please
>>65451305
I would suggest listening to Hangable Auto Bulb even though it's not part of his main discog. IMO It's one of his best albums.
>>65451139
I've listened to everything in Modest Mouse's discography. Every album, single, bootleg, demo, etc. I've listened to all of Radiohead's studio discography, and a bunch of EPs and live things. Unlike the MM discog, very little of that was worth it. Same for Animal Collective, but their EPs are a bit more rewarding, and their bootlegs fewer in number.
I'm actually pretty close to completing AMM's discography, but I'll probably never get around to it. I've also listened to an absurd amount of John Fahey's discography (like 27 studio albums, live albums, and compilations) but what I haven't heard is mostly just him repackaging his old material in new albums. So I might not ever get around to that either.
At some point I'll finish of the remnants of Basic Channel's extended discography, and finishing Beefheart's discography would actually be pretty enjoyable I imagine, so I might try that soon.
Good luck with Aphex though. He has released a LOT of shit under different aliases over the decades.
>>65451519
What was your favorite Animal Collective EP's? I like their EP "Prospect Hummer" more than anything they ever did.
>>65451645
I thought I had listened to more AnCo EPs, but looking at my library I only have People, Water Curses, and Fall Be Kind. Of those, I'd have to go with Fall Be Kind. (Looking at their rym though, they don't even have that many legit EPs, so I guess I'm not that far off.)
Anyway, I've been meaning to listen to Propsect Hummer for a while though because I was a fan of Vashti Bunyan's Just Another Diamond Day album.
Good Morning /daily/!
Lots of work today but I hope I will be done by somewhere around 10 pm today so I can have an hour for some music listening. Wew lad.
>>65448913
will this deliver internationally?
>>65449241
Sdc i'm your prom date you ugly sack of shit
>>65449241
reminder me i am & have taken
>>65452482
of course somepai will go alone
>>65452357
hopefully
I have to get this sales tax calculator set up and see how much postage and stuff is before I can get definitive answers.
I really want to get it out to all you europers tho
NIGHT
>>65453338
Night? Isn't it only 9:30 for you?
>>65450359
Minor Threat
GY!BE
The Books
Fahey
Macha
Ground-Zero
And I'd say Fishmans but very few people like their stuff before Kuchu Camp ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>>65450671
Hey I did this when I first came to /daily/! Hope you like every single album people did or they won't like you ever ;_;
>>65453338
oink : (:) )
>>65453350
>Minor Threat
>big discography
???
>>65453350
Sleep tight pigger
>>65452357
If not, I'll be more than happy to set aside a copy for you if I can get a hold of a few to sell at shows.
>>65453347
it's 20 to 1am
>>65453350
HEY FISH
>>65453430
Oops, must be someone else here on the west coast with me
>>65453385
frig off Anon "The Rudeposter" Ymous
>>65449982
:3
>>65453430
wot
