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Most importantly, check 'em.
Previously on /daily/: >>65565229
For the Boise
>>65590868
Nice du-- oh wait :/
for the boys
New chart who /hype/
3rd for anime and manga
>>65590909
U2 EP is good, this is more of it and even better
>>65590909
i wanna see what feminist improvising group is like, been looking for it for a while
>>65590909
i see torch of the mystics get thrown around a lot and that negativland album has helter skelter so i think it's going to be good my dood
>>65590932
Tourney update when?
((How does it fuckin feel?))
>>65590909
>Pelt, Liital, Jai Paul, Khamis El Fino Ali, Elaine Radigue, Negativland, Initial D
holy shit
>>65590956
it's a lot of yelling
~~~~~~~~~~~~LISTENALONG~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Klinika - Tourdion
download:
https://mega.nz/#!6xNE1CSL!oDdoVu-bZU3_ysL71s_5bLOqSvja20Sqn4GPGKz4UmE
plug-along tomorrow
>>65590868
>/daily/ - Everyone Gets Dubs Edition
>doesn't get dubs
pathetic
>>65591006
YESSS I WILL BE THERE DAWG
since i get off work around the time we do it, i'm excited
been missing the past two week's listenalongs because my coworkers were on vacation and the shifts changed around but your bear is back at it again
also how is hampus keeping down all of these drinks, i can barely handle three beers
>>65590962
>that negativland album has helter skelter
No it doesn't...? Am I going mad?
>>65590944
Nice dubs
>>65590992
>>65590962
>>65590956
>>65590944
I actually get really nervous when people tell me they're hyped, because to me it says "if you dislike this album I like I will never let you live it down" but idk I'm really paranoid I guess
>>65591037
yeah, I also said "check 'em" so it's even more pathetic :/
>>65591069
I don't hold grudges for anyone just because they have !!!stupid wrong onions!!!
>>65591062
whoopsy, thought it did, my bad
>>65591069
but fish, we can't blame you for not having taste, this is expected
>>65591196
Np, it's this one with Helter Skelter samples.
Question about pic related, do you just listen to the title track, or also the moribund music of the 70s part? Personally never sat through all the other stuff.
>>65591309
I'm so dumb (but it gave me a chance to snag these dubs)
>>65591340
shit, forgot to post commentary.
I just did Lush - Black Spring EP which felt like a pretty mediocre shoegaze ep. So uninspired, the sound Lush had going could easily have been made into something great but the songwriting was just plain bleh.
>>65591340
My dude
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVCBSIn_1j0
Anyone know any songs with similar guitar chord like the beginning of this song?
Thought it sounded like this but it's not quite right
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cE_jOD2Fxvs
>>65591405
ye boi, loved that album. Had Spit On A Stranger stuck in my head for like a week after I listened to that album for the first time.
>>65591418
If I Needed Someone?
>>65591006
awww shit i've been looking forward to listening to this album ever since Jammy played a song on pluge
>>65591418
>>65591485
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCXu6LRxzV4
This sounds like baby you're a rich man by Beatles.. weird
>>65591309
>>65591336
iirc we did a listen along of this a while ago
but really can't remember much about it besides that it was interesting
>>65591418
Try either Jackie DeShannon's or The Searchers' version of "Needles and Pins".
Skipped a couple compiliations
>Work In
your usual compiliation
>Work Out
basically a continuation of Fine 2
>Casiopea & Jimsaku
One CD of casiopea tunes, mostly from the 80s, another CD of Akira Jimbo and Tetsuo sakurai's band, Jimsaku
And now this,Flowers.
I'd say it's actually the best they have been in the 90s. this album oddly enough does not really feel like a whole but more like a collection of small moments, as if the entire thing was composed with an idea of momentum that privileged having short movements within the tracks to great a constant dynamic of rise and fall rather than overall movements. This is not necessrly a bad idea and is a fairly interesting take on composition. However when combined with the variety the album tries to show in terms of tone, of textures for all instruments,it does make the entire thing lack unity.
Still,an interesting listen. Secret Message is definitely a highlight.
40 down, 23 to go.
>>65591069
I'm hype for your whole chart
Hey guys it's fucking /blog/ time
My dad visited for the week (he had meetings here but stayed the weekend for me) and I had a fucking great time. Saw some parts of the city I've never seen before and it enforced my love for this beautiful city. Really needed this weekend after all the uni-related bullshit.
Also, thanks Hampus, Schuberts 15th String Quartet is fucking amazing.
Is there something on this chart to enforce the euphoric feeling I'm having?
>>65590932
Manyeth for post-marxist psychoanalytic anime and manga.
Also, y'all should be fucking ashamed of this.
>>65592908
>euphoric feeling
*tips fedorov*
>>65592908
nusrat ali khan maybe?
We all outside today or what
>>65594248
busy with anime,drinking,selfloathing or something iassume
I didn't get nearly drunk enough tonight. I can't even drunkposting. Oh well it's all good, I promised my GF I wouldn't be hunover tomorrow so I can help her with moving her sht.
I am drunk as shit. Hungary wine cellars murdered me.
I saw pic related yesterday. I was glad.
gang gang gang
whats up peeps
>>65594248
Pretty much. Hampus and Dogwander went out drinking, I've been with my family, and God knows jangle's been playing in the mud
Mostly been listening to bandcamp artists
>>65595600
y tho?
>>65595652
Yo bear
Imma be pretty busy this weekend, but if nyar doesn't get word from that artist by tomorrow night I'd start looking at other artists on fiverr or sumthin
Sorry to put pressure on y'all I just want to get things ordered and the website officially launched before I start my new job. Cause I won't have a whole lot of time at my disposal after that starts.
>>65592908
>euphoric
Dragonforce
>>65595773
>A Jandek
;^)
>>65596122
>>65595843
i totally understand, i'll even try shooting him an email tomorrow if we don't hear anything by then.
>>65595622
What's up? Nice taste, btw.
>>65590972
There are 3 main Factors stopping me from getting to next round
1) There is going to be a cool thingy for next round but i have to prepare it
2) i haven't been able to listen to music this week
3) I never get in the mood for the Kanzler album (last album in my list)
>>65592973
No. Stop this. Communism And Anime are polar opposites. (Anime is good )
Doing a little psychedelic studying for exams next week.
Vinyl sounds pretty good considering it belonged to a blind person (Braille on the labels and reverse of cover).
>>65597209
Fair enough. I can't find Kanzler's rec for me, and ruggles' is still on hold at my <3 local library <3
>>65597490
Pics of Braille please
>>65597533
I think it just says "1" for side 1
any Braille bros lurking? (or just look it up real quick pls)
>>65597645
Oh, disappoint, i thought the whole album art was Braille or something
>>65597696
lmao, sorry to ruin your fantasy dude ^(••)^
>>65593009
happens way more often than you'd think
>>65597490
>Best Buy Series
what
>>65597842
Yeah I have lots of them, it's just a run of represses RCA did I think in the late 70's (if I had my laptop this is where I would look it up and pretend to be an expert) they sound very good and they're always much much cheaper than originals.
Quite literally dancing to myself, sick grooves in these grooves
>>65595652
>jangle's been playing in the mud
This is 100% true
Today i bought a CD of the best Pink Floyd album. Can you guess which onw is it?
>>65598781
>the best Pink Floyd album
depends on how bad your taste is
my guess is Piper, if it's not that it's either WYWH or Meddle.
>>65598781
the one with pigs
>>65598781
u trying to call Madcap Laughs a Pink Floyd album, shamey?
Can someone explain the connection/difference/relationship between:
>DeepChord
>DeepChord featuring Echospace
>Echospace
Does the third one (Echospace without DeepChord) even exist? Can I just call them all DeepChord? Why did they have to make it so confusing?
>>65591418
I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better?
asking about the Skype group again
>>65598840
>>65598871
>>65598876
No no and no
Is this the best label of all time?
>>65599008
I mean, probably not, but I have few points of comparison to be honest
2
>Kicking Spit - Psychrockbullshit
>punk
By the numbers punk rock were the only thing they got going is some descent energy. Aside from that nothing really stands out, singing is muddled, songwriting is not that impressive. I find myself waiting for this to end.
>shadowrunners - s/t
>hip-hop
Bangers all up in here, doesn't matter because this is another let down. Flow is too repetitive and the rhymes not that great, just Ok. The beats show potential but still need some work and better samples. Bleh
>>65598781
(britslang for fucking)
>>65598996
is it a post-waters album or not
>>65599059
this one is also a strong contender
>>65598781
A Saucerful of Secrets?
>>65598996
the only other acceptable answer that no one has mentioned is Saucerful of Secrets
>>65599165
Haha benis :D
>>65598996
Then you're just messing, because the answer was obviously Piper
>>65599131
Hardly. The live side is only marginally better than the OK studio side.
>>65599165
Obviously
>>65599212
Bingo!
>>65599287
you fucker you didn't even reply to me. You aren't allowed to get dubs ever again >:^(
>>65599287
ooh been waiting for a good time to use this meme I made a few weeks ago
>>65598877
deepchord is rod modell. echospace is steven hitchell. deepchord presents echospace is the two of them.
iirc there's an interview where rod claims that the collab was originally just going to be called echospace but that he slapped the deepchord on it for name recognition.
>>65599331
(Not true by the way)
>>65599336
Cool, thanks for the explanation.
>>65599331
literally no fucking way
>>65599331
Just to be clear, y'all understand this is a joke eh? I'm not actually a douchey elitist.
anybody know some good dub? I've been looking to get into the genre for a long time.
>>65596678
nothing much, thanks for the compliment.
Reviews incoming btw, should've posted them Thursday and Friday, but you know
>>65599508
Over the line
>>65599572
>anybody know some good dub?
Dub techno, sure. Regular old dub? I think T Cubed is the expert in that field, and according to >>65595843 he appears to be busy. Maybe check his rym?
>>65597209
>I never get in the mood for the Kanzler album (last album in my list)
what was it? Maybe I can change it if you want
>>65597501
>I can't find Kanzler's rec for me
here's a new rec, this one should be easier to find
>>65599813
Swet, noted. Thx mate
Good morning, /daily/. Fuck my recent music listening.
>>65599572
If you haven't heard Keith Hudson's Playing It Cool and Playing It Right, try giving that a listen
>>65599999
Quints
>>65599572
did someone say dub?
Keith Hudson - Nuh Skin Up
King Tubby - Dub from the Roots
Scientist - Scientist Meets the Space Invaders
Mikey Dread - World War III
Prince Jammy - Kamikaze Dub
Prince Far I & the Arabs - Cry Tuff Dub Encounter Chapter III
The Upsetters - Super Ape
Dr. Alimantado - Best Dressed Chicken in Town
Roots Radics Meet Mighty Revolutionaries - Outernational Riddim
>>65600010
It's not even shitposting hours yet what's happening
>>65599700
I'm never too busy for dub
although I did just get home and am super exhausted so imma pass out in a few probs
>>65599450
You say that like they exist here lmao
>>65599318
Yeah sorry m8
>>65599450
Can you guess my favorite track?
>>65598781
Atom Heart Mother, of course.
>>65599450
well maybe the other 2 tracks weren't hits
sorry bubs, really did not like long season
not sure what I want to listen to next
>>65601082
go for pale cocoon. crush all of fish's hopes and dreams in one swoop.
>>65601082
>>65601103
actually tho
no but if ambient is your thing I'm surprised you haven't heard Stars of the Lid yet. Most people consider that one of the quintessentials.
Long Season isn't even really ambient but I just rec it because it's a meme I enjoy. Pale Cocoon may be more up your ally if you like the more ethereal/spooky side of ambient.
lmao I'm not one of those dudes who's all like WTF YOU DIDN'T LIKE MY FAVORITE MEME LITERALLY SUICIDE AND LISTEN TO 999999999999999999999 MORE TIMES BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY YOU DIDN'T LISTEN TO RIGHT like I respect your intelligence/taste and realize you don't have to like what I do.
Corea - Los peores 7 km de mi vida (2004)
>screamo
Well done screamo is pretty much some of my favorite music (Orchid, Jeromes Dream, the list goes on...), and if this isn't well-done, I don't know what the hell is. What's kinda funny about this album is that the screaming isn't pushed to the forefront and isn't made the emotional backbone of the music, instead the instrumentals generally make up the brunt of the emotion here. And man, are they ever wonderful. The balance between heaviness and airer, yet still kinda ominous and dirty post-rock is pulled of so well, and they even manage to fit some noise in there without it seeming out of place. I do wish that the vocals were more prominent though, because the moments where the screaming is most apparent and prominent are some of the most emotional moments here. Still a wonderful album nonetheless.
3.5
>>65601407
>I'm surprised you haven't heard Stars of the Lid yet
I listened to stars of the lid once yeaaaaaars ago and I don't remember it at all, whoops
I just started pale cocoon, and so far I would not be surprised at all if this influenced akira yamaoka in some way
anime will rise again
>>65590909
>ramones
>super eurobeat
>bob dylan bootlegs
bretty gud
>>65601535
Nah it's cool, I revisit albums pretty often on my charts. And I still need to hear that Silent Hill soundtrack if it's that acclaimed + Pale Cocoon influenced.
If you really like that I'd suggest trying out the other releases by Pafe Records. They released a lot of shit in the same spooky vain: https://rateyourmusic.com/label/pafe_records/
>>65601581
I'm hype for the Eurobeat comp since I watched the first couple episodes of Initial D. Bready gud.
>>65601658
>And I still need to hear that Silent Hill soundtrack if it's that acclaimed
duuuude it is so good
will check them out when I get a chance, thanks bub
>>65601777
np nice trips :D
decided to do a fucking chart
took my parents favourite albums and decided to listen to them again, because a lot of them are albums I havent listened to in a while.
First things first is pet sounds (they both fucking love Pet Sounds so this listen counts for the Pet Sounds on each chart). Always been my favourite album of all time, so 5+.
Get on the plug.dj
>>65601484
have you listened to 1905? pretty much the only screamo act I can get behind
any album/band recommendations if I like Public Castration Swans?
>>65602510
Pet Sounds is the GOAT album of all time. Literally features goats too.
>>65603410
>Pet Sounds is the GOAT album of all time.
>Pet Sounds is the greatest of all time album of all time
Ok givingbearbear
>>65604035
I love comedy bing bong
>>65602858
nope, i'll check em out though.
>>65604104
I fucking LOVE that thomas middleditch bit
>where are you from joey?
>da Sudan
>>65604295
My favorite skits are always with the dude who played Andrew Garfield an the writer for Happy Days. I miss Reggie and the show seems to be taking a dip in quality but I'm still glad they're going at it
>>65604350
I've never watched the show, only listened to the podcast
you ever listen to it?
if so, fav characters/guest stars?
also yah, reggie a doll
>>65591050
>also how is hampus keeping down all of these drinks, i can barely handle three beers
lmao I didn't even snap all the beers I drank, and I was also more or less stone cold sober. I would need quite a lot more to get drunk.
>>65604379
I knew that it started as a podcast but I've yet to listen to it unfortunately. Who needs podcasts when you have musical abortions
>>65604527
it still is a podcast my dude
you should listen to it, not every episode is golden, but damn there are some good ones
this is the thomas middleditch bit I was referring to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCtzjAxpInY
"" Best to worst
>Flipper - Album: Generic Flipper
HOOOOOOO BOY. This was rad as fuck. I couldn't ask for more surprises on an album. Noisey and brutal, repetative, and doesn't give a heck about predictible structure. Last song features sax, because of course it does.
9
>Pelt - Ayahuasca
OH BOY TWO HOURS OF DRONE AND FREE FOLK...and it's not terrible??? Honestly though, though there were a few less-than exciting moments, the variation in instruments, the primitivist influence, and the heavy atmosphere, this is one of the best drone albums I've ever heard.
8
>Various Artists - Super Eurobeat Presents Initial D - D Selection
Was REALLY not expecting to like this. Though a few tracks were annoying like Running in the 90's (you've all heard this, even if you don't think you have) but this is probably the most hype collection of music ever. You can drink, club, fuck, and drift your vehicles to this shit.
7
>清水靖晃 - 案山子
Some DAMN good sax on this shit. Has a warm comforting feeling throughout with only a few tracks (mainly 3 and 5) being notably worse. Otherwise, this was fantastic.
7
>Gilles de Rais - Vampire 吸血鬼 / 幽閉
Pale Cocoon side project with more industrial influence. I don't know if the recording quality was THAT poor or the only copies I could find were terrible recording quality (especially the b side) but this was alright I guess.
6
>はっぴいえんど - 風街ろまん
If you're a weeb who likes The Band/CS+N/Neil Young this is your thing. Unfortunately I am only the former.
5
>Pinkshinyultrablast - Everything Else Matters
I liked a lot on first listen, but it got boring really fast?? Like it should practically be a match made in heaven: noise + dream pop and a warm atmosphere, but the post-rock approach to this kills it pretty hard for me. Wish it chose melody over atmosphere sometimes, but if you're a big shoegaze guy, you shouldn't pass this up.
5
>>65605010
>Elliott Smith - Heaven Adores You
Not many "expansions" on previous songs (other than Christian Brothers, which is a great version), more stripped back and previous works, none of which are really that great other than "True Love" or "Plainclothes Man". Most of the picking just feels like he just forgot to add lyrics, they don't really hold substance on their own.
4
>New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies
Joy Division minus sincerity and plus a "dancy" fell with a larger synth presence. Not for me.
4
>Ramones - s/t
This broke my heart. I still remember being in middle school/early high school and in my "punk" phase. Loved this back then, but honestly I feel like it was because of who it influenced and not really what it was. Shit, I even had a rad Ramones jacket with the Eagle and everything, shit was tight. And I don't hate Blitzkrieg Bop because I've already heard it a million times, I do because punk's first album is pretty much reminds of the main guy in Green Day's son's band. A lot of attitude for 1976, and I enjoyed how it doesn't take itself too seriously, but goddamn I just can't love this like I used to.
3
>>65605025
>new order
>4
>>65601103
>>65601407
pale cocoon was great
gonna listen to it again tonight i think
>>65605025
>NEW ORDER
>4
>>65605051
>>65605067
I'm not the KIND
that needs to tell YOU
>>65605025
I'm gonna dig through my old photos and find that Ramones jacket my dad got for me, hold on
>>65605061
rad, I'm glad you liked it
>>65605025
>NEEEEWWW OOORRRDEEEERRR
>444444444
>>65605136
>>65605165
>NNJNEJNENWNWNWWNWENENNEWNWEOOOORDEORIIIOORRJJDIDERRRIOEEOIRE
>4434533334434343494743446467467444545444445445454444545454446464646466444464646466443464564544344344444534344
>>65605278
>>65605165
>>65605136
>>65605067
>>65605051
We have crossed over into /advanced/ funposting territory
Listening to the Gnip Gnop EP by Animal Collective. Wish they had included these two tracks into the album
>not pictured : Super Best
A big 2cd compiliation. about two hours of Casiopea, pulled mostly from their 80s output. it's okay for what it is.
>Lights and Shadows
Somehow picks up where Flowers left in its attempt to diversify the band's patterns, especially in the rythmic department. However the composition itself seems to fall back into their usual flow of almost linear intensity. Sure the interplay between the musicians does make things more interesting on some of the more daring structures here (see The Tease, a very nice funk track, the carefully produced Movin, the very energetic opener Golden Waves and the very soundtracky Riddle) but in many other spots the group here just indulges in their usual style with little brought to the table that has not already been heard.
42 down, 21 to go.
>>65602510
ur mom sounds like a qt
>>65606966
If she's a qt then that means For Dinner is a qt which means that there's some competition for mvtt
Good Morning /daily/!
Back to work tomorrow so we're leaving Pecs today. Good city.
Listening to some Thaum Yauk now.
>>65607111
I don't even need a trip to know this post was made by a filthy pig
>>65597209
(not true by the way)
I'm arguing with someone in a chart thread who said I was too /mu/core and I don't know if I regret it or not yet
Man I just remembered mutracker.
Remember how embarrassing that was?
>>65607427
Darn, no one uses it anymore? I was so proud of Wait, What for putting it together but in hindsight, I guess it's roots were a little shallow.
>>65607441
oooh mammy can't wait for the listen along
>>65607427
>>65607461
http://mutracker.org/
Damn that's really a sad story.
>>65607706
Do you think /daily/ has the potential to make something cool during it's lifetime? I always thought it would be nice to see you all attempt a /mu/ e-zine of some sort, where you review a new album of the week and share dank memes or something. With Deco and the cassette label taking off, I'm just really impressed with everything we put our minds to
>>65607788
there could be a poll for the best reviews posted
>>65607863
>>65607788
would be cool, but only like 3 people post reviews nowadays
>>65607900
go through the archives and dig then
then take the best reviews, make a sebsite for /daily/, keep our trips there to write reviews and news and become patrician p4k
I will embarass myself with those ratings now.
>Senyawa - Menjadi
Wasn't really my thing. Some of it was pleasant to listen to, but this type of music isn't exactly what I enjoy. The vocals were mostly annoying me. At least it was holding my attention. Can't really say I would listen to this again.
>Miles Davis - Kind Of Blue
I don't like this very much. I had to turn it off at "Blue in Green" because it actually made me mad. Turned it on later on "All Blues" and it was much more enjoyable. I feel like shit rating a legend that low just because I'm not a fan of the genre. But I just don't enjoy it very much. I can appreciate the skill and the respect it has in its genre tho.
>>65607788
I always thought a shared daily blog with the best reviews could be cool
>>65607706
i got banned for inactivity, so i'm inclined to think "good riddance, it finally croaked"
but i'm also a bit sorry for the creators, they were so enthusiastic
>>65608019
haha one more unassuming newbie fell victim to my ingenious ploy
*cackles*
Hey nerds. Come plug.
>>65608158
Yeah same happened to me
For a while, I was very excited about listening to this. Casiopea with Jimsaku and their mutual buddies of T-Square all playing and jamming together? Count me in.
Sadly we just have about 16 minutes of each band playing their separate set during the same festival, with some interviews (in japanese) in between the performances. And nobody here actually pulls such a great performance.
What a bummer.
43 down, 20 to go.
>>65608019
>>65583562
Glad you liked the United States! It's ine of my few 10/10s (the 10 track album ;) heh)
>>65608253
It's really good, I listend to it again today. Score could increase even more if I still go back to it in a few months. Thanks for the recommendation man.
>>65608306
daamn daniel
>>65608222
What's the average score for all the Casiopea records you've heard so far? It doesn't seem like you enjoy them very much desu, so why keep listening? Is it worth it?
>>65608019
completely understandable
>>65608547
It must be somewhere arround 12/20 or 11/20.
And to be completely honest, Id say it might be worth it. Not because the music is always that good but because listening to that muc hstuff made by the same people does train your ear in a way. When you are so deep into a single artist's catalog you start to notice small things, learn how to pay attention to details, etc. I could have picked some more interesting group or composer but eh
>>65608599
That sounds reasonable
How much longer until the listenalong??
>>65608726
1h10min
>>65608755
>listenaling starts right when Turkey - Croatia starts
fuck you're making me chose what shitposting will be the shittiest
>>65608755
thank you based kanzler
>>65608781
oh, wew
didn't think of the Euro
is that a problem for more people?
>>65608541
mods please ban this meme
>>65608827
nah
even though Turkey is involved, the shitposting peak will clearly be this evening for Ukraine - Germany
Akira Jimbo and Noriaki Kumagai dance arround drumsets and percussions, passing them to each other as the album goes on, Minoru Murakiya going for some droning backi ng synths and precise production, a couple guest musicians to add in some colour, I'm not sure what more I could ask.
This was actually quite good. the two percussionists coupled with the attention to backing sounds make for an itneresting listen although the entire sound can get a little tiring past the 50 minutes mark. Still, the rythmic drive is probably the best the band has reached thus far, and the coupled melodic work by both keyboards, guitar and occasionally bass or flute is here to make sure the rythmic frame does not o to waste.
hey i wanna finish up this potential OP pic (started by Trans)
can anyone help me out with some memeable pics of /daily/ regulars?
>>65609102
here's a memeable pic of me, feel free to abuse it
>>65609102
imo start from scratch
>>65608019
I'm listening to Sonny Criss too right now because I have so much time today and it's already so much more interesting than Kind Of Blue to me.
>>65607942
I nominate this
https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/thread/S50937806#p50937844
>>65609102
btw isn't there a higher res pic of that album cover available? and do put trip names over the perfomers' names when ur done
>>65609145
i might (though i'm keeping the title just changing up the font)
but i don't have the Cunt and Bear pics you used either
>>65608019
>I had to turn it off at "Blue in Green" because it actually made me mad. Turned it on later on "All Blues" and it was much more enjoyable
Try hard bop then.
https://youtu.be/CWeXOm49kE0
https://youtu.be/Cv9NSR-2DwM
https://youtu.be/PbAAVVKmWuA
>>65609146
Yeah, modal/cool jazz can often be a very laid-back genre, many other variants offer more 'active' playing if that's what you're looking for.
>>65609174
https://rbt.asia/boards/mu/img/0627/23/1455977505871.png
https://rbt.asia/boards/mu/img/0623/79/1455037687020.png
https://rbt.asia/boards/mu/img/0600/26/1446221133955.jpg
https://rbt.asia/boards/mu/img/0626/74/1455885801498.jpg
>>65609249
thank you!
>>65609140
i will thoroughly abuse it
don't worry
Hey, Hey, Hey
Listenalong in 5 minutes
album: Klinika - Tourdion
+++join here+++
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
+++join here+++
>>65590909
Kakashi is fucking awesome
I´m a starter in music can I get the skype group stalk and learn a bit?
>>65610103
you won't learn anything by looking at the skype group, lmao
>>65610125
its really hard from just lurking threads rigth now
>>65610103
>>65610131
well, then start posting
ask questions, ask for recs
post your thoughts about whatever you heard, nobody will judge you on that
okay, some will, but that's not the point
>>65610103
tell us what you have been listening to lately?
why does it always end up like this
>>65610131
just frequent plug and rym and get taste
>>65610193
A lot of AJJ and Animal collective, I´ve hear pretty much all the /mu/ core but the ones I keept listening is the airplane over the sea, Remain in the ligth and Loveless in this moment actually.
meh
>>65610220
can you edit yours into mine? seeing as you missed relgob's too.
Just organizing music right now. I kept on fucking up my playlists in Foobar so now i'm remaking a few.
>>65610103
you won't learn a single thing from us, we're all musically illiterate
>>65608818
where were you?
>>65610272
>>65610258
>>65610215
i'll catch up with my reviews i promise
im writing this so if i dont i can shame myself later
>>65610343
hoo hoo
>>65610343
Very good owl.
>>65610394
Almost as good as the Long-Eared Owl.
>>65610414
Western screech-owl tho...
>>65610444
About as bad as Turkey is playing.
"I hope it's not all the same" - me 10 minutes in.
(It was all the same)
>>65605010
Ayahuasca is a great album, glad more people are starting to see this.
>>65610617
>starting to see this.
its been overrated since the existence of the internet
>>65610689
turn on ur trip and fuggin fight me faget
Somethin' Else was so fucking good.
Head Hunters was a bit to funky I guess.
Recs?
>>65610828
>halfway to a threeway a ~
this is worse than the residents thing
>Recs?
Eluvium - Lambent Material
>>65610828
Listen to Even the Sounds Shine by Myra Melford and tell me what you think of it
Asking for the skype group.
>>65610828
>head hunters was a bit TOO funky
what the fuck are you on boy
it feels like /daily/ gets more tasteless by the day
>>65610617
>glad more people are starting to see this
It's like, probably one of daily's most memed albums
Who is the best drunkposter in /daily/?
>>65610978
>it feels like /daily/ gets more tasteless by the day
That's the goal
Come on lazy people!
You should get kicked out of this if you don't listen to other people's albums
the first week is almost over and some of you still haven't heard a single album from here
take your time, but in the end it would be cool to see this chart filled up
>>65610990
I haven't been on /daily/ in like 3 months, gimme a break. And to be fair I don't ever remember it being memed during the times I have been on /daily/
>>65610978
This
There has been a decline I n taste since i started posting
Real talk, can we get a spreadsheet going with the approximate average score for every listen along? Don't bother including everyone's names, because it isn't a competition or anything.
I just want to see: is it just my imagination, or does nearly every listen along album suck?
With the exception of last week, I think most listenalongs would average a 4 or 5.
>>65610978
Well I love funky stuff in funk but less so in jazz.
>>65611059
>is it just my imagination, or does nearly every listen along album suck?
it's not your imagination
but good idea, we should get a spreadsheet started
>>65611135
>>65611059
1st listenalong wth all ratings
>>65611174
3rd listenalong. Not mmany people were onboard for that one.
>>65611059
>a spreadsheet going with the approximate average score for every listen along?
Hard considering the number of ratings that are "yes, okay, no, bad" etc rather than numerical ones.
But I don't recall many listenalongs being too good either. Last weeks wast probably one of my favorites. Also schnappi.
>>65611216
Yeah that's why I tossed in "approximate"
>>65611174
>>65611204
Case in point
The followup question: why do they suck? Do ya'll do this intentionally? I've never submitted an album for the listenalong, so I wouldn't know.
>>65611204
>>65611174
2nd of october
people liked this
is this the thread were i get dubs
>>65611174
how long ago was this?
>>65611059
>co uses another stupid image of mine
Makes me feel good
...
>see a pig in a painting, get happy feeling, first thought is "cute pigger, 8/10"
Makes me feel like a fucking idiot
>>65611287
>sdc wasn't memeing
long time ago indeed
>>65611288
2nd of october of february 2015
>>65611288
Feb 07 (2015)
>>65611300
>>65611288
Check us out (including this post)
>>65611280
Well you could try liked vs disliked which could also work I guess.
>>65611288
Yes it is :o
question: how do I get a chance at picking a listenalong album?
>>65611059
most people say most music is avergage
so it makes sense that the listenalongs tend to end up being around 5 in average
>>65611336
you need to get dubs and buy a /Daily/ Gold Account
>>65611336
Contact me at: https://rateyourmusic.com/~Magus_The_Sexy
People did like my pick though, guess I just have good taste...
>>65611336
you would have needed to sign up for it when I asked for participants last month
I added you to the end of the current schedule now, which means it's your turn on the 7th of January
If you have a /daily/ Gold Account I could place you a bit earlier in the list
>>65609179
Thanks man. the tracks you posted aren't really my thing either, still a little too smooth and slow for me.
>>65611317
we did it reddit
>>65611351
i have an extensive history of getting dubs and I've got a /daily/ Purple acc
>>65611363
sent :^)
>>65611386
cool beanz
maybe I'll get taste until January
worst listenalong of all time?
>>65611445
yes.
>>65611346
I'd wonder if that's lower than the aggregate average rating of every album rated by every daily trip though?
>>65611374
Well, yeah. They better like Sleeping Beauty.
>>65611473
Probably yes. Case being I'd never listen to italian prog or today's pick if it wasn't a listenalong. You probably have better criteria for choosing an album than some random thingy.
>>65611473
pretty much this >>65611510
most people don't venture out of their comfort zones for the majority of albums they listen to
which totally makes sense
>>65611402
Any other experiences with jazz? Artists or records you've liked?
If you want really active stuff then digging into free jazz and avant-garde is a maybe. Do you listen to any music you'd consider abrasive?
>>65611556
This is true.
>>65611625
is it?
Alright, here are the reviews I never posted last night because I'm dumb. I think these could use some more revising, but nobody reads them anyway.
>Part Chimp - I Am Come
A mix of noise rock and post hardcore, with the occassional whiff of something metal. Unfortunately, this is a relatively played out genre mixture, but at least the band seems to be pretty self-aware, and they don't often take themselves too seriously here. Case in point, the closer basically belongs on Musical Abortions, with every instrument noise-walling to the best of its abilities, clipping like all get out until it all just stops abruptly at the end, leaving just one lame bass guitar noodling away. I legit had to stifle laughter, so my coworkers probably think I'm just crazy, giggling away at Excel spreadsheets.
I really appreciate the none too serious attitude of the band, but I wish I was a bigger fan of the music. It just seems pretty played out.
>6/10
>Bleak House - Terje Rypdal
Art pop, progressive rock, free jazz, jazz rock, the works. An odd combo for sure, it sounds like the typical “art pop” album except with a lot more jazz, whether that be straight, free, or on the rocks. I really don’t have a lot to say about this thing. It had some cool sounds, but it left so little impact, especially whenever there were vocals.
I’ll give it another listen soon, though. I feel like it could grow on me
>6/10
>>65611300
an 8/10 pigger and you didn't snap a pic for me??
I bet it was a very qt pigger
>Achwghâ‚ Ney Wodei - Achwghâ‚ Ney Wodei
Very sparse and spastic synth punk, martial industrial, and zolo post punk (still not entirely sure what that is, but it's all been very Beefheart-esque so far). I'm very conflicted about this album, because while it's certainly weird and intriguing, I can't decide if I like any of the songs. there are a few songs I definitely hate, namely: the longest song, Malro, which consists of an chugging industrial slog, background musique concrète and what sounds like a woman being raped. I mean, she's moaning and screaming and crying and everything. Like, to what end?
The songs "Tartarin de Tarazz King" and "Mais où est donc passé ma chéchia" are actually pretty good though. The latter is really excellent, featuring a deep horn sound and bass guitar that kind of 'bounces around,'(?) reminiscent of Rhys Chatham's "Guitar Trio." Clattering cymbals, triangles, and other bells and whistles (literally) fill out the cacophonous sound as the horns blare.
Unfortunately, most other songs stick to sparse instrumentation and minimal, repetitious rhythms, over which the band just does whatever the fuck they want with whatever they can get their hands on. Most of these songs leave me feeling pretty nonplussed.
However, I am very willing to give this another shot later. I feel like it could grow on me.
>5/10
>IBM 7090 Computer - Music from Mathematics
>The First Half
A cute collection of ye olde bleeps and bloops made by programming ye olde IBM 7090 in 1962. It never uses more than two voices at a time--not that it could even manage more I imagine.
Most of the songs are obviously very simple, either nursery rhymes or vast simplifications of melodies from classical pieces. It's obviously more of a tech demo than any sort of artistic statement, but it's pleasant enough on the ears.
>cont.
>>65611634
Yes.
>>65611625
triggered
>The Second Half
Sharply contrasting the light and simple melodies of sides A and B, horrifying technical experiments--really pushing what the computer can deliver in 1962--inhabit the C and D side of the record. "Numerology" and "The Second Law" are two standout tracks here. I'm not exactly convinced "Noise Study" was made by the computer itself. It seems a lot more likely that it's just a recording of the physical hardware's low hum.
It's really cute and satisfying that after the horrorfest of tracks 10 through 17, the album ends with a monophonic cover of "Joy to the World."
Most of it is pretty disquieting stuff, and becomes very interesting by the second half, but I really don't see myself ever revisiting this. I bet you could sample the hell out of every song here, though.
>5/10
>Up Murphy Street - Up Murphy Street
I'm running out of ways to say "I really wasn't feeling this one guys" but I'll give it one more shot here.
The introductory sound collage bit is possible the most interesting thing that happens all record. After that, the rest is very lyrical and concept-album-y progressive rock, half in the 'progressive' sense and half in the 'proggy' sense. (Tell me if that doesn't make any sense.)
Oh, and for being such a lyrical album, I would really appreciate it if the lyrics weren't so drab and mundane, and the vocals not so borish and British. The singer here is so British, he shits the queen.
A few tracks reach some peak, some level of excitement, but most of the time I just don't feel anything.
>4/10
>>65611564
no kind of blue was probably the first jazz album ive ever fully listend to if you don't count things like hot rats by zappa (which i really like). most of the music i listen isn't very abrasive, but i do like stuff by iceage, the cure, the velvet underground, the jesus and mary chain, les rallizes denudes, faust, dälek ..
>Beefcake - Coincidentia Oppositorium
This thing is a somewhat lengthy collection of sonically connected (literally, the tracks usually blend into one another) but conceptually very disconnected late 90s/early 2000s IDM pastiches and ambient tracks. One thing I noticed that seemed pretty consistant throughout the album is utmost reliance on a very expressive beat. The beats in this album cover a huge range of pitches and tambres, thumping, squeeking, squealing, and slapping all over the place. It reminds me of something like RDJ's more aggressive work or Flying Lotus' Los Angeles, but way crunchier. The one constant to the beat is definitely that crunchy, gated reverb sound, and as soon as gated reverb enters the picture, it’s too late: you might as well be examining the age of the music with carbon dating. That doesn’t stop it from being enjoyable though.
The ambient and musique concrète tracks, though, are kind of interesting. They sound remarkably vaporwave. Like, a lot more advanced and intricate than any vaporwave I’ve ever heard, but they do sound like slowed down mall music, and sometimes feature alluring voices that belong to the realm of resort commercial voiceovers. Looks like Beefcake was ahead of the curve here.
While I didn’t like this at first listen, it grew on me by the second. The beats hit hard, even if they sound very dated, and Beefcake produces some very interesting sounds within that beat pretense. The vaporwave-y ambient tracks in here are also cool, and sort of fit in with that dated image? Not sure.
>7/10
And then, last but not least...
>>65605010
>Hating on Running In The 90's
Contrarian af
>Various Artists - Bali: Musique pour le Gong Gédé
Fantastic, often lengthy excursions of trance-inducing Balinese gamelan music. The recording quality is really superb, and the playing of both 'Musiciens du temple de Batur' and ‘“ ” Tampaksiring' is near perfect.
Leading off is possibly the high-point of the album, "Tabuh Loma-Loma", a transcendental 22 minutes of some of the most captivating gamelan music I have ever heard. The recording showcases a very energetic performance which carries over into the next track, Tabuh Telu. Tabuh Telu is very much just a continuation of the previous piece, presenting a more repetitive variation of the theme established in Loma-Loma. Tabuh Pisan further deviates, but maintains a similar sound. All the tracks can be qualified by a distinctive methodical clamor that rings out, serving as a set beat for the pieces, giving them a distinctive marching feel.
The Tampaksiring pieces, Tabuh Enem, Tabuh Pisan, and Galan Kangin, by comparison, lack this distinctive metronomic clanging and allows for more free-flowing and meditative music. I particularly enjoy the rapid fire richochet effect on Tabuh Pisan, but the closer is where this free-flowing style of playing really shines.
Galan Kangin is a very beautiful, gentle piece, lacking all the energy of the album opener. It's simplicity is stunning, and it carries a sad but hopeful tone.
At least check out the perfect album opener and closer, but everything else in between is very worth your time if you ever want to get into Balinese gamelan music.
>9/10
wew I was really taking a piss in some of these paragraphs
And here's the chart update. I added another row, which I'm already filling, apparently.
>>65611790
>new row
Ananda Shankar s/t
>>65611835
You know, I wasn't really doing recs, but that tracklist has piqued my interest. I'll dl it.
>>65611955
Smug face :^)
>>65611708
>if you don't count things like hot rats by zappa (which i really like)
You might dig the inner mounting flame by Mahavishnu Orchestra or spectrum by Billy Cobham. They're p guitar centered jazz fusion records. I don't have much experience with the fusion genre but electric Miles era might be worth looking into. He starts it more or less with Miles in the sky/filles de Killimanjaro but I'd say the actual fusion stuff begins with in a silent way. Nonetheless is a slow and atmospheric record, so you might wanna try bitches brew or on the corner instead. A lot of his 70s stuff is pretty dense, especially the later it gets. Sun Ra's fusion stuff is also pretty well liked among people who don't necessarily like jazz. Try Lanquidity or Sleeping Beauty if it interests you.
And since kind of blue is more or less your first, I'd also recommend listening to a love supreme by John Coltrane and the black saint and the sinner lady by Charles Mingus. They're also highly regarded records of very important and influential jazz artists.
Also, pic related and this
https://mega.nz/#F!ZlJynagS!Jpnh5wBF4zcvBXLpxH2p4A
>>65604527
You should listen to it. I would recommend starting with a John Mulaney and Nick Kroll episode.
>>65604754
Thomas Middleditch is always great.
>>65612058
Appreciate it a lot! I'll put the stuff you mentioned on a backlog, might take a while until i get to it, I have the next days already planned out and i get exhausted by music if I listen to too much new stuff at once.
>>65612194
>Thomas Middleditch
have you nerdos watched Sunspring?
it's avant comedy gold
>>65612058
How are traditional jazz/big band even considered the same supergenre as free jazz??? Can't we retcon these genre labels?
Does anyone ever get a feeling of intense intimidation and imposter syndrome when they think of how much music they haven't heard of? Especially when you see other people discussing music you haven't heard of.
>>65612496
Yes, especially in /daily/
>>65612496
I am literally impostor syndrome tbqh, not just when it comes to music.
I am an impostor tho so it's cool.
>>65612496
no one's ever going to be able to listen to all of the music in existence, so its fine, dont worry about it.
also i watched the film you showed me a thread or two ago [Paul McCarthy, Painter] and i gotta say that was pretty crazy but i enjoyed it for the most part. some parts were really boring or sort of pointless to me but when he was doing the first painting [which looked beautiful, btw] and when he was cutting his finger off were absolutely fantastic.
>>65612496
It is an inevitable sensation but not at all bad in fact upon recognition of said sensation you become aware of how much you don't know, what you really want is to know more music. It's a phenomena that arises from your anxiety to learn more. I'm in the middle of a lecture but I hope I helped
>>65612553
>impostor
more like shitpostor
>>65612220
Yes. Taking it slow is good anyway. Listen to them when you're in the mood, don't force it on you. That being said, some jazz might take getting used to in my opinion. Anyway not everybody likes it and you don't have to either.
>>65612315
Yeah, they shouldn't I guess. Even though the sub label gives you an idea of what you're venturing into, it makes jazz very hard to define as a whole, Ellington and Brötzmann speak very different languages. I suppose that if you take an era, what came before and after isn't too different, so it makes sense to call it all jazz, but in the long run it's a fuss. I think it's too late now for people to start using different terms also.
>>65612597
What are you listening to RIGHT NOW
>>65612857
A fucking air raid drill because apparently Hungary is preparing for WWIII.
Olga Bell - Tempo (2016)
>glitch pop, electropop, art pop
This is fucking great, I found it through stalking Karenin's 2016 list. It has one of the best openers ever and after that mixes some bangerzzz with slower tracks (which also feature 'weirder' vocals, kinda similar to Jenny Hval?). In my first listen I thought the second half was significantly weaker, but I was completely wrong. Every song has something interesting going on, her voice is beautiful.
Listen to this, tasteless nerds.
this was a nice album
could've been a 8/10 for me if it were a few songs shorter
>>65612561
I am glad you enjoyed it. I personally found the finger scene the high point of the film; I started out kind of laughing in a confused way, and then my response devolved into stunned confusion and fear.
I just found a feminazi wearing my favorite album as a t-shirt
genocide when?
>>65613671
>feminazi
>>65613671
>genocide when?
maybe get taste instead so your favorite album isn't on a feminazi's tshirt
>>65613671
i'd recommend suicide instead
>>65613684
sorry. national socialist third wave "feminist"
>>65613701
>>65613745
suicide would be easier, yes.
After this tourney I'm going to try and do a chart of the top rated electro-acoustic albums on rym
>>65613847
Alvin Lucier will rock your socks off benny
>>65613671
>>65607427
Hey, we tried. I just don't think we were organized enough to make it work.
>embarrassing
Speak for yourself.
>>65613847
you must die
>>65613671
did this guy seriously just use the word faminazi
>Mom just listened to my Noise J-Pop
Wew
>>65613847
>Torch of The Mystics a 6
No. No
>>65613671
It's SJW. Get with the times grandpa
And Lmao
>CSH
Wow Oh Hahahhaa. Lol
>>65614472
No, it's all an illusion.
>>65614487
This is meme appropriation and I will not stand for it. Reported to the internet police.
>>65614508
Aren't We the same person?
>>65614565
It is a mystery.
>>65605278
I don't get why people are offended when someone like me has a bad opinion on an album, like shouldn't you be more offended if I DO like an album?
>>65613671
Stop liking "indie" music
this is exactly what metal should sound like in 2016 / has to be heard to be believed / nu metal revival new meta / possible aoty
>>65614161
why
>>65614487
explain
What recordings are the most ahead of it's time that you know? My candidates are
Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band - Why
>No-Wave from 1970
Samuel Hobo - Freedom Day / Synthetic Man
>Synth Punk / Minimal Synth / Synth-Pop from 1972
Yasuaki Shimizu - Music For Commercials
>Vaporwave from 1987
Glenn Branca - Lesson No. 1
>Post-Rock from 1980
Henry Cow - Teenbeat
>Post-Rock from 1973 (for about 30 seconds though)
>>65614855
definitely this
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/various_artists_f2/bettys_big__bouncing__buxom__beautiful_birdhouse/
(sup m8)
>>65614935
>>65614855
Ten Raggas to a Disco Beat
>acid house while house itself was becoming a thing
SS - The Original
>hardcore punk 3 years before Black Flag, 5 years before Husker Du, 3 years before the Minutemen
Serge Blenner - Les Architectes du temps
>computer music, vaporwave (at least in OPN's way) in 1987)
The Druids of Stonehenge overall
>garage punk from 1967 to 1968
>>65614855
>Yoko Ono/ Plastic Ono Band - Why
HAHAHAHHAHA
HAHAHAHAH
HAHS
HAHAHAHHAHA
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJSJAJA
HAHAHAHHAHA
Lmao
Oh Wait, you are serious
HAHAHAHHAJAHAHAJHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
>>65614852
It's amazing m8. 6 is like "it's good but not very good"
The year is almost half over. What concerts have you been to so far /daily/? What was good, what was bad? What are you going to see next?
Personally, Fire! Orchestra and James Chance impressed me most while The Residents were kinda underwhelming desu. Pic related is up next.
we reached the bump limit
that means memes
>>65615179
I honestly haven't seen too much, but Tim Hecker and Open Mike Eagle were great.
Seeing Three Trapped Tigers tomorrow, I hope they're as energetic live as they sound on record.
>>65615250
Class conscious memes only please.
The EC jingle is one of the most annoying things I've heard recently.
It's Real Anime Hours
>>65615250
no memes anytime
>>65615333
The Beach Boys more like The Bitch Boys.
instead let's post/talk scene boys, why was that era/subculture so fruitful for aesthetically pleasing male fashion?
>>65598962
>>65610918
>>65610103
message lightningrod14andothernumbers to join the skype group.
>>65615388
please stop this is not acceptable even in bump limit hours
>>65615388
get some taste baka
>>65615416
u sure?
let's tone it down a bit maybe
>>65615384
Communism? More like Comunicate with your psychologist for being such a fag
direct new memes to
>>65615434
>>65615434
>>65615434
>>65615436
u imo
>>65615448
Psychology? More like fascist pseudoscience founded by a sexual deviant and you're also a fag.
>>65614935
Arigatou, m80
>>65614987
Nice. Thanks!
>>65615000
?
>>65615532
Shamepai is lived post-irony fyi
pig posting #1
>>65615566
Zankyu
pig posting #2
pigposting #3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNXb5roCBUY
pig posting #4
>>65615000
To me a 6 is "Quite good; I recommend you could listen eventually."
![a0495765240_10[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Aw4nCQG.jpg "a0495765240 10[1]")
