It's summer, and you're posting on 4chan? God, you're pathetic.
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, continue Jangle's Thrift Tourney (it's a pipe dream), just let the good times flow.
https://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/
>the new topsters
http://topsters.net/
>how does a website keep constantly fucking up like this?
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")
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
>site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random stuff
Ask about our Skype group if you're interested.
Most importantly, get taste!
Previously on /daily/: >>65989229
primo per i ragazzi
segundo para los niños
>>66008765
third for trash
third for the boys
did you say anime sanctuary
>>66008899
haha u dun goofed
>>66009117
haha yes I did
in my post above
haha
>>66008889
>still haven't rescued God
>nowhere near getting to Jim and p
Help me fill 'er up boys: https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/
>>66009235
do Amanita by Bardo Pond brah
and maybe Criminal Minded by Boogie Down
>>66008889
oh look the best game ever with the best sqwad
/daily/, what are the record stores in your area like?
there are two that I go to regularly near me. the first one (the sound garden, pic related) has all the new stuff and a decent used selection. their record selection isn't as big as i'd like it to be (it's gotten much larger since the vinyl "boom", though), and most of the selection is pretty surface level stuff, but it's a really good store. they also have really good jazz selections, new (i don't think I've ever seen a new jazz record over $15 bucks, they sell em cheap) and used, and a good DVD selection.
the other one has a completely used selection, and it's called Books & Melodies (it's a book store too, duh). it's a much better book store than it is a record store, but it's still a pretty great used record store, at least for jazz. also for dadrock, springsteen specifically. which i guess is nice because I like springsteen. the owners are nice and there's also a qt cat that roams around :3
there's also another one further away from me that's owned by one guy that has a pretty lousy selection but the guy's really personable and nice and i would've felt really bad if i didn't buy anything so i bought something. definitely the worst one near me.
so, what are your local selections?
Good /daily/ thread pic idea for anyone who's actually good at PS/paint: Doopee Time but "Doopee" says "daily", all the numbers are 11, and the middle girl is hampus
>>66009262
will do
>>66009235
blackout - dreamworld
dadamah - this is not a dream
jeff mils - live at the liquid room
paysage d'hiver - s/t
i have heard none of these but they're probably the coolest ones
>>66009235
conet's like 5 discs long btw.
>>66008808
italiani di merda
808 get
>>66009284
i'll do it!
>>66009235
>>66009295
the first three are great, do those. i haven't heard the last one, but it looks cool.
>>66009284
oh wait BDP is already on there
uh
>>66009295
listening to paysage d'hiver in next couple days, but I'll do the others.
>>66009303
should probably give that its own day then :/
>>66009325
I am!!!!!!!!! Thanks for taking on the challenge.
Above the 12 it should say "Featuring the Boys"
>>66009351
also i saw there's three 6 maphia on your chart? that's the shit right there
>>66009281
there is one which has a lot of nice stuff but a lot of the prices are really stupid and dumb.
today i bought the Iggy mix of Raw Power for 4.99€, i saw the Heart and Soul box set for 30€, Animal Lover, The Tunes Of Two Cities & The Big Bubble by The Rez for like 20€ each, The Glowing Man for 15€, The Stooges s/t for 10€ and The Stooges s/t with bonus tracks for also 10€ what the fuck
>>66009346
RUH-ROH!
>>66009379
yeahyeah I'm near positive I'll love it I'm hype.
>>66009192
must be glorious to have developed a taste for literal trash, you can dine finely anywhere for free
trash tune btw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKmBRP9noQw
>>66009215
SAVE MEEEE
>>66009284
middle girl should be someone qter than him
>>66009454
If we're going for cute, I would suggest Misha or Herb Boy then
>>66009484
sick
yesterday was it's 50th anniversary btw
>>66009281
there are three in town, one of which being the music aisle of the big store with its overpriced everything. meaning you can get your Music on Vinyl reissue of any Foo Fighters album and buy a pair of Beats headphones for the modest sum of way too fucking much, and live the full pleb experience.
Second one is, pains me to present it that way but really that's accurate, p4k : the store. Any trendy and vaguely indie stuff ends up tehre, as well as some crates of second hand records and some second hand comic books as well. sadly there isn't that much you can't find anywhere else here. Might be nice for someone who likes 80s and contemporary rock more than I do.
Third one is great. they guy running it is a forer DJ and only sells what he wants to sell because he finds it good. Meaning there is shittons of latin music (which I really don't care about but goddamn that guy lived and breathed lating jazz), loads of cool bleeps and a fair amount of stuff vaguely thrown into the various "experimental/weird" crates.
>>66009235
hype for Hova Lett, I think you'll like it a lot
gotta listen to the one thing again and then horseman and i can kms
>>66009281
two i've been to: Record Theatre, been around since the 70s or 80s, apparently my uncle used to be one of the higher-higher ups there. nowadays it sucks, the college kids who work there are condescending assholes and everything's really expensive. two locations, the original one is bigger and has a back room full of used stuff, then a smaller one closer to the college that I actually prefer, saw some really awesome stuff there that I wish I had gotten
then Black Dots, a little punk "boutique", they get some really cool and rare used stuff from time to time, haven't been there much and went I did go i was totally broke, mean to go back there before they close down which I'm sure will happen sooner than later
oh yeah and also Vinyl Revival Records just opened up in Batavia, all used stuff, mostly junk but some cool stuff (a lot of Bowie, Eno and Prince specifically) that I hope is still there
>>66009497
*ahem*
>>66009281
They sell reissues for 15 bucks?? wow that's hella cheap.
I have two places near me
Record and Tape Exchange is my go-to place. It's a small store and they have like 0 new vinyl and everything but the new arrivals bin is mostly trash, but the people who work there are super nice and it's pretty damn cheap so I don't mind. Very good for finding old folk, blues and jazz, picked up a Mississippi John Hurt record and a Ali Ackbar Khan box set from there today.
They also know their shit abut records, they fix players, make their own cleaning formula, all that stuff.
Second is CD Cellar, which is a bit further out but it's pretty huge. First floor is all records, basement is all CD's (hence the name). More often than not they have at least 2 or 3 things that make me cream my pants, and then I look at the price and I start to cry.
Not to say their prices are terrible, just not very competitive. The staff is very cold and dull though, and they don't have a listening station :(
And when I'm in college I go to my friend's pop up shop because even though it's tiny and only sells new vinyl, he has hook ups with Numero Group, Light in the Attic, Sublime Frequencies, all this shit. And he sells all these god-tier reissues for like 2-3 bucks above wholesale price (not to mention I usually get a discount ;^))
>>66009581
literally who
>>66009513
neat
i just watched zootopia
what a nice movie
>>66009281
there's quite a lot of small, independent record stores in copenhagen right now.
i work at one of them, which is also where i used to go the most before i started working there. We almost only sell used vinyl, except for new Danish underground releases, and a bunch of free jazz reissues. Our selection varies quite a lot depending on what we get our hands on, but we have like a general rock section, punk, metal, noise/power electronics, jazz, """"world"""", modern classical and techno sections.
We also often have releases parties and concerts from local bands, and readings from local writers.
nice little place
feel free to edit
>>66010195
8.4/10 best new daily cover
>>66009281
i only have 3 options in this entire island:
first one's specs, they only sell new stuff and pretty expensive
there's electroshock, which is just entirely made up of used vinyl records that get donated, and local band stuff.
finally, my other option is this monthly reunion that's done about an hour away from me, where collectors come to buy and sell inventory. most of it is just collectors trying to get rid of the garbage they have, but you can usually find some cool stuff in there sometimes, as well as other collectors that sell mint/new copies of stuff. they also have local bands performing during that time, as well as other local bands selling their stuff, which is where i discovered my favorite local band, campo-formio [i played them in plug once dunno if anyone remembers]
>>66010128
literally me
>>66010296
That reunion sounds badass.
>>66009235
Born Gold - Bodysongs
Fall of Efrafa - Elil
Team Me - To the Treetops!
>>66010195
bready damn good. Thanks a lot nat!!
>Leave to go to bank and grab new bag o' coffee
>Walk across town
>Decide to check out record store while I'm there
>1 hour later leave with nothing
>walk to bank
>closed
>walk to coffee shop
>closed
>tfw accomplished nothing today because of record store
FUK
>>66009235
Listen to some Unknown Eskimo DJs.
>>66010732
you shouldve been as fast as that pig
>>66010610
not on the list silly
>>66010761
been memeing to try this out. Will do.
>The Residents - The Warner Bros Album
Well that was fucking terrifying.
When this group of weirdos was still in the very beginning, without even a band name, they mailed this tape to Hal Halverstadt of Warner Bros. Records. He didn't like it that much, and the tape was returned to "Residents, 20 Sycamore St., San Francisco". In that moment, the Residents were officially born, as the Residents, Uninc.
This bootleg is madness.
To be fair, it feels like it's weird for the sake of being weird (and that probably was the intention) but it's so full of interesting moments, I can't blame it. A lot of free improvisation is mixed with a little bit of psychedelic rock, blues rock, folk rock and just plain fucking around.
There are so many things going on, abrupt ends, various reprises, lots of noise, and and even more instruments.
Every idea, because I can't really refer to these as "songs" is interesting in its own way, from the crazy blues of "Going To Arcadia Blues", to the terrifying contrast of the sweet final part of "Concerto in R Flat Minor" and the pure chaos of "Gagagapiggaeioupe", to the disgustingly hilarious "Every Day I Masturbate on Merican Fag".
39 minutes for 39 (?) songs, this bootleg is crazy, psychedelic, humorous, varied and creative (in the wrong way).
It's a very interesting experience, doesn't matter if you are or not a Resident fan.
8/10
>>66009235
All of Yanka Dyagileva albums expect the first one
Charles Mingus - Mingus x 5
Kino - All the bolded albums (save black for last)
>>66010797
>>66009235
Well now I do feel silly.
John Frusciante - Shadows Collide With People
Springsteen - Darkness on the Edge of Town
Django Reinhardt - Early Recordings
thank you all for the albums! i am very excited
winner gets droned!
still plenty of spots
N E W C H A R T
W H E R E T O S T A R T
>>66011099
the motifs- cross paths
>>66011099
Zelienople - Sleeper Coach
>>66011240
shade themes from kairos
>>66011240
Start by making a better chart.
>>66011240
Mgla pls
>>66011240
>where to start
to start with
>>66011240
i mean if you dont start with To Start With, Let's Remove The Colour just for the joke of starting with an album called To Start with then what's the point of having it there
>>66011099
Unwound - Repetition
>>66011240
>>66011245
i'm sorry if this was unclear
the restriction for round one is an album from the year you were born
>>66011099
>>66011370
95 checking in. Tricky - Maxinquaye
>>66011370
Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun
>>66011417
Forgot trip.
>>66011370
>the restriction for round one is an album from the year you were born
My mistake
Unrest- Perfect teeth
>>66011329
>>66011309
>>where to start
>to start with
fug I diddn even realize
>>66011296
:^)
>>66011292
have to start with to start with, this next
>>66011370
Perhaps GFR is 12?
>>66011099
BOC - Music Has The Right To Children
>>66011462
>>66011492
>>66011437
Young people
>>66011606
sorry
>>66011648
Get off my lawn
>>66011700
sorry
>>66011099
That wasn't sdc who recced mushroomhead. Check trip.
>>66011830
Nah, it was me. I messed my trip up.
>>66011099
the year you were born?
oh boy
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/loren_mazzacane_connors/airs/
i am a little baby
What is the best asiwyfa album
>>66011915
inb4 b&
>>66011606
>>66011915
>Loren Connors
fuckin' noice
also shit you're only 16??
>>66011915
UNDERAGE
B8
>>66011940
meh, half the people on this website are younger than me
>>66012034
yup, 17 on the 7th though.
>>66012032
>>66012059
fuck, I thought I was one of the youngest here
>>66011915
holy fuck are you kidding me
>It's a half the general gets an underage ban episode
>>66011915
out of everyone here you were the last one i'd think would be underage
>>66011361
>>66011417
>>66011860
>>66011451
What's pension like, crusty old raisins?
>>66011915
>>66011492
>>66011437
What're the diapers like, incompetent toddlers?
>>66012162
nope, i am a little fetus
>>66012168
i'm hyped!
>>66012185
this is why i don't meme /too/ much, it'd blow my cover
>It's summer, and you're posting on 4chan? God, you're pathetic.
I live in South Florida. This is my winter.
>>66012168
kinda funny how the two youngest /dail/iens have arguably the best taste
>>66011099
hey since u might have a spot left and I'm actually tall enough to participate, try Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West
>>66012253
How am I the youngest?
>>66012253
>taste
>good
kids these days
nat i assume you're kidding but if not you fucked up
>>66012259
hey termi
i'm taller than u
>>66012302
not kidding...
haven't i told y'all this before?
>>66012302
>implying you can out-tall the German master race
and you lost in the age department as well, so shame on you, go cry like a little baby, which you are
>>66012331
this is nothing but a page of LIES
>>66012331
I mean your rym says 19 but good on you for sticking with the meme. see you in anywhere between 3 days and 2 years
>>66012377
fine, MOM
>>66012561
>fine, MOM
if it comforts you, I will suckle you, my child
>>66012677
fucking sakars, that mad genius
back to the regularly scheduled bullshit aka biding my time before i get b&
T Power - The Self Evident Truth of an Intuitive Mind (1995)
>atmospheric drum and bass, jungle
A very, very awkward mixture of more ambient, atmospheric D'n'B styles and more hardhitting, hardcore jungle styles. Both styles are done well, even if the more atmospheric parts aren't really gripping and a bit generic, but the combination between the two is pulled of very haphazardly. It's like a weird amalgation of an Amon Tobin record and a DJ Jeffee mix, it's just pulled off very awkwardly. The separate parts of the record make a very awkward whole.
2.5
>>66012495
>>66012561
oh i wanna change it to my actual age but i dont want every cover with so much as a nipple censored. doing that would censor Eureka's cover for chrissake.
>>66012259
there's actually one more spot still, unless i've missed someone!
>>66012168
i didn't intend for this ;_;
>>66012331
This definitely came up in a thread around last year. I think you mentioned it in plug/sync though, not in the thread.
>>66012813
I'll say DJ Shadow - Endtroducing
Bonobo - Animal Magic (2000)
>downtempo
Pleasant but unmemorable downtempo album, filled with lots of chill beats but nothing to really latch onto. I have to say I don't care for the more nu jazzier moments all too much, but the standard downtempo is done very well, even if it's just not all too memorable. Solid album, but I'd only listen to it if my only goal was to chill out.
2.5+
Misophone - Where Has It Gone, All the Beautiful Music of Our Grandparents? It Died With Them, That's Where It Went... (2007)
>chamber folk, psychedelic folk, indie pop
I really, really hate long album titles like this, but that has nothing to do with the music, so whatever. This album starts of really nicely, like a lost, cozier addition to the Elephant 6 roster, just very chill and pasoral poppy folk music. This sound keeps up for a couple more tracks, but it just completely loses all focus by the end. It's got a few cool flouncy circus music moments, but I can very safely say that the more psychedelic aspects of this album aren't very good at all. I can see what the artist is getting at, but it's just so disjointed and haphazard that I can't get into it. The more straightforward moments are pretty great, however.
2.0+
>>66012931
ooh yeah, i vaguely remember saying it in sync the literal one time i ever went in sync
Only a few reviews today (I was too busy listening to You're Living All Over Me over and over again) but they're a-comin'.
>>66011915
Well, at least you got a good head start on the rest of us. Also, you have an unprecedented taste to age ratio going for you.
>>66012259
>and I'm actually tall enough to participate
I love little moments of casual genius like this. Like, huh, that's a pretty good line.
>>66013144
listen to new wave italiana next
that sounds neat
>>66013035
thank you! added.
amazing i haven't listened to a few of these, or have, but only once a long time ago
good luck to everyone!
And here's the first
>Dopplereffekt - Linear Accelerator
This is a rather bipolar album, so I'm going to split the review in half.
>The First Half ("Photo Injector", "Niobium Resonators", "Graviton")
A rewarding experiment in subverted harsh noise, forced into a minimalism framework. That is, harsh noise subjugated to reverb and repetition until it is no longer harsh. The 'tactile' texture has changed, but the original is still audible. (That probably doesn't make any sense, but if you heard it, you'd likely agree.) The result is hellish, but fascinating--often somewhere between extremely minimal techno and a live ambient sound exhibit.
Yet, despite the computerized industrial terror of the end product--the glitchy bleeps bloops whirrs and thundering crashes--the process feels very organic. Loops effortlessly fade into one another, and the dadaistic industrial sound effects duck and swirl about binaurally. It's very likely that turntablism (maybe even a techno tower?) was involved in these sounds' creation.
The tracks are unfortunately somewhat lengthy. So even as each is based on an interesting new approach to the base theme, each approaches tedium as track lengths approach 15-20 minutes (the first and longest is 21).
>8/10
>The Second Half ("Myon-Neutrino", "Z-Boson", "Higgs Mechanism")
A disappointing experiment in the same lengthy composition style applied to very cheesy synth lines, with far less progression across each track. Smoother and more glitchy than industrial. The tracks are half as long as those on the former half of the album, yet half as interesting.
>4/10
An experiment in talking out my ass, this review, much like the record, started off so well, and took to a sharp right to disappointmentville so suddenly.
>6/10 average
And here's the last
>Eagles - Hotel California
I always appreciated the songwriting on the titular song (momentary Mercedes Benz shilling aside), even as the supporting instrumentation had that kind of questionable faux-exotica vibe. I'm also usually not one for standard 70s rock guitar solos, but I think the lengthy guitar pyrotechnics that occupy an entire three minutes on "Hotel California" actually serves the song and story decently well.
The rest, though, leaves a lot to be desired. Soft rock doesn't get much softer than "New Kid in Town" and few songs are as sleazy as "Life in the Fast Lane." The rest are mostly lame ballads. I didn't think I was going to enjoy it, but I figured I ought to hear any album that sold 32 million copies.
>3/10
>Eluvium - Lambent Material
Really emotionally-charged ambient and drone. This album definitely hits all the right notes and chords (hence the emotional value, right?) in ways I can't quite describe. So I won't try, out of both respect for the reader, disrespect for what I could stretch to call my talent, and general laziness. I will say though, the longest track is easily the best track.
Whoever it is here who's always whoring this album out, thanks for the secondhand rec.
>8/10
Paul Simon - Graceland (1986)
>pop rock, singer/songwriter
I do admire Paul Simon, half because I like Simon & Garfunkel and half because I do kinda like his solo stuff outside of this album, but this is just horrendous. Gaudy, overproduced, way too slick for it's own good "worldbeat" bullshit. The straight up pop songs are just bland, I don't care for Simon's voice when he's not harmonizing with Garfunkel and the melodies are just not there. And the production is just so cheesy and slick, it's like a synthpop record that's too scared to just fully embrace synthy, cheesy, awesomeness. And these african music influences are just dreadful, they have no real purpose in the actual songs themselves, they're just there for the sole purpose of adding a sense of culture to the record. Not a fan, at all. "You Can Call Me Al" is pretty okay though, mainly because that embraces synthpop the most and doesn't try to hide it.
0.5
>>66013209
thanks! i'd like to think that myself. and i'd like to thank my parents for pushing music on me since i was even more of a bb than i am now, definitely gave me that head start cos my parents have awesome taste (there's a reason why my real name is coltrane)
>>66013226
u got it! well, soon enough at least. it's long as hell so i'll have to find a time where i can put aside a few hours.
>>66013514
I'm always spamming Static Nocturne and Talk Amongst the Trees. Those two are my favs.
Eluvium is one of a kind. He puts out such amazing music.
>>66013540
>graceland not at least 8/10
wow fuck you and your opinions
>>66013598
i hate my opinions too! i just didn't care for it at all, sorry.
And here's the pretty big pretty picture
The Eagles coming through with that sweet rym curve padding (oh what little I could find).
Speaking of ratings, adjusted some today. Dino Jr. is now 9 because it's just that good. Minutemen's 'Howl' is bumped to an 8 because it's just that good. And I relistened to Syro but got pretty bored, so that drops to a 6.
>>66013540
>(there's a reason why my real name is coltrane)
[i]Nice[/i]
Also, I agree with basically everything you said in that review. Graceland is overrated as fuck, and the """African-ness""" of the record is indeed about as forced as those quotation marks just made it sound.
>>66013567
I'll check one of those out for tomorrow then.
Also, I remembered it was jimmy jazz who was such a big fan of Lambent Material. Might've been someone else still.
>>66013540
What is his best solo album? I love most S&G but I disliked graceland aswell
>>66013868
probably didn't rec it to you though, might have been yamir, unless you took it from the daily favorites chart thing
>>66013899
As I said before, "secondhand rec." If you post it enough, odds are it was you. Or yeah, could've been the big chart.
>>66013870
i don't think i've listened to any other one of his in its entirety, but his s/t, There Goes Rhymin' Simon, and Still Crazy After All These Years all have some good tracks that are more in the vein of S&G.
>>66011099
F# A# infinity
>>66013540
One of my good buddies is named after Mccoy Tyner.
>>66013723
>Dino Jr. is now 9 because it's just that good
Jesus christ you fell for the meme hard; opinion disregarded.
>>66012813
F# A# Infinity mane
>>66014086
>>66014205
lol shut up
>>66014176
Try harder to start shit, you hog rubber lubber.
>>66014205
>>66014086
what the fuck? i don't have it rated?
i guess my rym isn't that old
F#A# is great, my dudes
>>66013540
>Named after John Coltrane
>Uses Nat King Cole as his handle
>>66014273
Thanks for the pig.
You're Living All Over Me is a 5; you'd know this if you had good taste.
>>66013540
Why the fuck do you hand out 0.5's more often than you do 4's?
Do you really think Graceland and Music From Big Pink are the rock bottom of all shitty music?
>>66014428
>the rock bottom of all shitty music?
Call it what you like
>>66014428
0.5 in natqam's system is just meh to bad, not rock bottom
>>66014415
i've always realized the irony in that, especially because i prefer Coltrane as an artist about 100x more than Nat King Cole, but i just think natkingcole is a better handle than johncoltrane, or something. and i've been using it for 2 years so it's a bit too late to change it now.
>>66014428
to me, a 0.5 is just something that i really don't care for and that i wouldn't seek out an opportunity to listen to again. i don't consider my 0.5s to be just the most rock-bottom, godawful music I've ever listened to, just stuff that I really don't care for.
a 4.0 to me either has to have a lot of emotional connection or completely captivate me and blow me away on the first few listens. so, i give out 4.0s and above very rarely.
>>66014502
It's literally the worst rating possible on RYM.
Maybe he needs to phase shift a few to the right? Is a 4.0 an 11/10 in Nat-tardland?
>>66014620
wow you are a clueless asshole
>>66014620
>Nat-tardland
audible chuckle at this
and i only use this weird-ass rating system (which i stole from aqam, which he stole from SellMeAGod) to catalog stuff basically. i can assure you i have no weight in any rym ratings.
>>66014597
Just looked at your RYM. That's some fucked up shit.
I'll stop picking on you now because you have some bigger problems to deal with evidently.
>>66014683
what problems do i have to deal with?
i mean i'm obviously aware of my problems but i'd like to hear your take on it
>>66009235
>https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/
do
Somethin Else
Time Out
Ambient 2
Haitian Dances
Tribute to Jack Johnson
Idle Moments
Point of Departure
>>66009281
as far as I can tell there are literally none near me, which is really odd because I live in the "music city"
>>66009235
Also do
Terry Riley in C
Horace Silver - Song To My Father
Sonny Sharrock - Ask The Ages
>>66014723
Whatever mental demons possessed you to adopt this shitty rating system.
>2814 - 新しい日の誕生
I really got wrapped up in the atmosphere of this album and halfway through realized i had just been staring at a wall for like half an hour. I enjoyed the talking Japanese samples a lot and i don't really know why. They just seemed so calm and comforting. Lots of really pretty slow moving spacey melodies throughout. green diamond/10
What should i listen to next?
hi daily
who's you're music waifu?
>>66015007
definitely keiji haino
>>66014956
to be kind
>>66015007
that one guy who was in sonic youth for a while. i forget his name.
>>66015068
Surely Jim
Jim Sclavunos
>>66015007
Sara Lund of Unwound is a total qt
>>66013209
damn, that duck gif tho
>>66013514
dont remember if it was me or jimjaz who whored it out. anyway good review, that long ass track is so fucking beautiful
>>66013540
you are correct about graceland dont let them tell you otherwise
>>66013723
YLAOM is fantastic, you didnt fall for no meme
>>66014887
whats so hard to get about his rating system tho
its just a convenient way to catalog bad music away from the good
>>66015007
80s kim gordon
only the 80s kim gordon
WHAT IS BEST KENJI HAINO FOR START
>>66015300
Fushitsusha - Live I
Warning: Once you fall for the Haino meme, you can never be free of him.
>>66015300
none.
if you're really desperate to become an avant-teen then listen to fushitsusha's Pathetique, if you're not into it give up, though.
(DISCLAIMER: NOT WORTH IT)
>>66015007
bill callahan
John Cage is a complete fucking hack: y/n
>>66015335
Haino is too mainstream to be avant-teen these days. He's poseur at worst, but he's discussed so often outside of /blog/ that he might as well be /mu/core at this point.
It's like how people still think Divine Music From a Jail is avant-teen when all the avant-teens think its too popular for them nowadays.
>>66015376
avant-teen is a dead term anyway, can be redefined
>>66015374
Anyone who says yes is wildly ignorant, fuck off.
>>66015331
Sounds good, anyone else agree?
>>66015416
Dogwander would dump the entire Haino discog if you asked him. He's always recruiting more people for his Haino cult.
>>66015228
>80s kim gordon
good choice lad
though early 90s kim still had the fire imo
>>66015374
>complete hack
no
is interdeterminacy stupid as fuck
yes
>>66015007
bilinda butcher
bill evans
>>66015498
>interdeterminacy
what the fuck
>>66015462
That fucking dog always wakes up right when I go to bed.
I'm willing to do 2-3 releases on my next chart, someone link this to him when he wakes up pls.
>>66015527
>interdeterminacy
indeterminacy i mean
sorry
>>66015555
Haha too late you're done you fuc.......
Oh.
Nice QUAAADS, you get a pass on this one buddy.
>>66014783
Nashville?
>>66015640
memphis
though i guess nashville is also called the music city
never realized how confusing that is
All those who gave me recs, check this over to see if I'm missing anything (other than taste).
>>66014735
added!
>>66014887
added!
>>66015374
no. I get it if you don't like 4'33 but that's one fucking piece.
Pretty much what Ruggles said though, I haven't heard any indeterminacy I've enjoyed yet.
>>66015680
Whoops I fricked
>>66015300
watashi dake is good for starters too
>>66015331
true, please someone help me
>>66015374
no
>>66015462
im a victim of it
>>66015680
>>66015716
you put conet project twice
>>66015680
how can you not enjoy at least one rendition of In C
or maybe you just haven't listened to any
>>66015680
>>66015498
besides, why the fuck would you bring up indeterminacy? it's like one tiny part of what he's done
>>66015825
it's the bulk of what I know from him
>>66015783
Th-that's cuz I'm listening to it t-twice you...you...SHUT UP >:(
>>66015784
what are you talking about and why are you anoning? No problem with it really, just wonder why you would come to /daily/.
>>66015825
Because I imagine most people have listened to 4'33 and thought "lmao what a hack" and thought that was probably what the dude was talking about.
>>66015871
same with most people, which is why I brought that up.
>>66015670
Yeah I was gonna say. Nashville is decent enough for record stores even though there is just one, Grimey's
>>66015883
I was referring to Terry Riley's piece In C.
it's alright though, i won't be coming here anymore.
>>66015680
not missing anything by my count but here's a few more suggestions in case you need em
Wipers - Youth of America
Bongwater - Double Bummer
The Doors - Strange Days
The Durutti Column - The Return of the Durutti Column
John Fahey - Voice of the Turtle
Joe Henderson - Mode for Joe
Son House - Father of Folk Blues
Iron Butterfly
Jens Lekman - Night falls over Kortedala
Charlie McAlister - Mississippi Luau
Modest Mouse - The Fruit That Ate Itself
The Slits - Cut
TMBG - s/t
>>66015949
Ah. I what would you say the best version of that piece is? I've heard it's the 1968 version he performed but I don't know anything about it.
>>66015929
doesn't jack white have a record store in nashville?
>>66016012
I'll work on adding all those. Thanks my man.
apologies to triangle (and myself, cos i was looking forward to hearing it), but I cannot find a working dl or stream of the new wave italiana comp :'(
hopefully this album with a pumpkin on the cover will serve as a good substitute
>>66016034
Yeah but it's small as shit. Nothing good in there. Better off going to a Barnes&Noble.
>>66016034
fuck jack white and fuck third man
gimmicky little shitster
>>66016407
>>66016034
lmao speaking of Jack White/Third Man, I remembered one time I bought a single they pressed from a bargain bin for a couple bucks that was literally just this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSgiXGELjbc
The b-side was an etch of pic related, which is really the only reason I got it, but shit still makes me laugh.
idk what's going on here but it's fantastic
>>66015680
Seeing as you're a Pop Group fan, I definitely second The Slits.
>>66016522
awh yeh. Would definitly rec Propeller and Alien Lanes if you want something similar.
>>66016522
If you also like John Maus we can be best friends.
>>66016494
Wait, you got a vinyl copy of this? Who would press this? Why?
>>66016591
triangle just recced me that. Now i'm hyped!
What are some albums you see something in that most people don't? Like, an album you'd give a 9 or 10 but most would give a 7 at most.
New chart is almost done!
Still gonna put 1-3 Haino releases in.
If you have anything interesting that I should listen to feel free to rec for the remaining boxes.
I have to find it interesting (and haven't heard) and I will prob not choose your first pick (or any hahahah) so feel free to chuck a handful of shit at me and see what sticks.
Or don't, I'm not in a struggle to find 4 albums.
>>66016722
Unknown Eskimo DJs - She Be She Strike
>>66016611
Jack White I guess.
Again, I just got it for the back etch, which is pretty rad, plus it was only like a dollar. I'll see if I can find it.
>>66016722
Long Season by Fishmans
>>66016611
>John Maus
I don't know who that is
can we still be best friends
>>66016755
Pass.
>>66016775
I'm actually listening to Uchu Nippon right now you dirty mackerel.
>>66016722
Kaoru Abe - Winter 1972
James Blackshaw - Litany of Echoes
Otomo Yoshihide's New Jazz Ensemble - Dreams
Eberhard Weber - The Colours of Chloë
Stephan Micus - Darkness and Light
Robert Ashley - Tap Dancing In The Sand
>>66016706
most albums i like that came out after 2010.
>>66016722
contortions - buy
james blackshaw - the glass bead game
peter broderick - float
>>66016812
lemme no
>>66016706
>pic
I know that most of the beats are direct samples and half of the time she's literally not saying anything but all the elements just come together so well on this. Her flows are fucking perfect
>>66016775
I totally see why you would buy it given all of that, I'm just surprised that a fairly run of the mill youtube autotune-y video would get a vinyl run.
>>66016804
Sure. Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXilShVK0fc
>>66016706
Any Fishmans album other than the four anyone likes.
>>66016706
like half of my 10s, people still question how i can enjoy Hollinndagain or Glamour Girl 1941
other albums i love that most people like to hate
alvaro - drikin my own sperm
Liturgy - aesthethica [as well as the ark work]
Danse Manatee
>>66016844
I gave it another listen because I was teetering between 3.5 and 4.
Giving it a 3.5++++++++
Can we still be friends?
>>66016839
>contortions - buy
I own it on vinyl HEUHE
>james blackshaw - the glass bead game
>peter broderick - float
Don't capture my interest enough sorrz
>>66016944
Is that out of 5?
Then sure.
Is that out of 10?
Then sure.
>>66016970
RYM scores.
LMAO at giving another listen to differentiate between a 3.5/10 and a 4/10.
Silly fish.
Are there any RYM lists with, or any albums in general anyone can name off the top of their head that came out after 2010 that Scaruffi gave above a 7? The only two I can think of right now are HOOM and Shaking the Habitual and he doesn't have an updated list for the 2010s.
>>66017015
honk xP
>>66016706
Pierre Henry - Variations Pour Un Porte et Un Soupir
I think it's absolutely wonderful, full of subtlety, beauty, and it's highly engaging
yet no one rates it higher than a 5 :(
Same with The Spoils of War -s/t and Ultimate Spinach - s/t
no one has respect for 60's psych round here unless it's of the pre-approved few
>>66016824
I can't remember if it was you who recced me Blackshaw yesterday, but I really liked it.
>>66016943
>Liturgy - aesthethica [as well as the ark work]
I don't think they're really thought of as average by most, I think people either love them or hate them.
>>66016706
Every album I have given a 10 except for Book of AM Part I and II (which nobody has listened to on my RYM friends) and Heart Food (which two other people I know have listened to).
>>66016812
Slits - Cut
Grazhdanskaya Oborona - Russkoe Pole Experimentov
Kino - Groupa Kroovy
Yanka Dyagileva - Anhedonia
>>66017074
I like 60s psych but have yet to really check it out as much as I'd like. Have you checked out Wah Wah records?
>>66017107
yeah it was either me or sobbing.
either way that album is heavenly.
>>66016824
>Kaoru Abe - Winter 1972
>Robert Ashley - Tap Dancing In The Sand
Thanks, I'll nab these two.
>>66017148
>Have you checked out Wah Wah records?
no, but looking through there catalog they seem pretty cool, didn't know they did the latest Spoils of War reissue
Arzachel, Pan & Regaliz, Musica Dispersa, Guru Guru, Limbus 4, The Inner Space, all good stuff, I'll have to keep my eye on them
>>66017148
None that interest me more than the Rod picks, thanks and sorrz.
(man I got raped by that capcha)
>>66016706
basically everything here
>>66017257
They're apparently good at doing things with strange packaging. They did the full hardcover book for Book of AM but 100/150 euros is far too much for me, and it goes for even more than that on the secondary market.
>>66017379
>man I got raped by that capcha
takes me back to 8th grade
>>66016722
Arthur Doyle - Alabama Feeling
One of the best free jazz albums ever.
>inb4 Free Jazz is garbage
Also, if you fell for the Les Rallizes Denudes meme, he did a really crazy live album with him and Sabu Toyozumi.
I don't use these threads often, but I think someone from here recced me this? It's one of the best things I've ever heard. Where do I go from here?
>>66017523
<> 8=============D <
>>66017523
aye that was probably me
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Did you start there? It's pretty much just downhill from there, but if you want similar stuff, just go backwards from the end of their discog.
Also, welcome to /daily/! You should make a trip. It's fun! :D
>>66017586
What did he mean by this?
>>66017510
Shit, that looks good.
I'll do it next chart for sure.
>>66017601
nah you guys all seem like fags, but thanks anyways.
>>66017607
Fishboner :^)
>>66017638
o-oh...
>>66017638
Y-you too
>>66017638
I mean you're not wrong in many cases
but if you need recs, /daily/ is always here
>>66017638
>Half the responses to the waifu question are men
Correct.
How come avant-teens are almost always gay?
>>66017811
being straight is for normies, fool
>>66017811
If sucking dicks was good enough for Jhonn Balance, it's good enough for me damn it.
>>66017811
Straight is the least patrician sexual orientation.
>>66015680
The 12th is based
>>66016522
Yeah it's good. I flip flop on loving it and being ambivalent though.
>>66017638
kek!
>>66017510
I second this. Alabama feeling is harsh shit.
>>66017481
>>66017991
made me chuckle
>>66016706
Nobody else enjoys Solo Violin Improvisations. I listen to it pretty much every other day, and I'm trying to write a convincing defense for it.
>>66018150
return of the kek
Shit looks good so far.
Three days left! Only 12 or less potential spots. Gimme something to do!: https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/I_AM_FISH/stag/to+do/
>>66018366
frick forgot image.
Got dubs tho. Let me know if I made a mistake anywhere.
>>66018366
Arthur Doyle - Alabama Feeling
Mizutani, Doyle, and Toyozumi - Live in Japan 1997
Cecil Taylor - Conquistador
Tomasz Stańko Quintet - Music for K
>>66017811
>2016
>being straight
i bet you enjoy missionary vaginal intercourse while holding hands for the sole purpose of conception you fucking normie
>>66018395
why do I keep doing this to myself
>>66018395
you fricked again
Do Never Were the Way She Was (my AOTY 2015)
If this isn't the next OP photo I will crap a castle
>>66018432
added!
>>66018407
none of these are on the list xP
>>66018515
Then add them, nerd. That's an order.
>>66018554
What shows and movies are /daily/core? Twin Peaks obviously is, but what else? We should make a chart.
haino's To Start With was interesting, but not compelling, and the record was longer than it needed to be. some really nice instrumentation, but I didnt care so much for the arrangements. a fine record, really, but not my speed. landed in the middle of the road.
hanatarash 2 was one of the best noise records i've heard. a lot of manic shrieking and choppy audio a la sissy spacek, but the actual noise sounds like one of the early modest mouse cassettes- that is, squealing, warped, and really thick.
it ends curiously with a section of what sounds like a late 1800s quality recording of hillbillies inventing grindcore, and then goes into some WAN TOO TREE FOAH gerogerigegege territory. then someone presumably throws a drumset and some dishes down a really big stairset.
extremely recommended.
>>66018759
Absolutely Free next?
His most underrated imo, but I could see why people wouldn't like it at all.
>>66018746
House, It's Such a Beautiful Day, and Star Spangled to Death
>>66018811
I just started hybrid noisebloom, so I probably wont get to it tonight.
oh yeah, I was supposed to listen to shade theme from kouros. fuck.
>>66018746
we should do a /daily/'s favorite films like the album chart
(tho maybe do 1 instead of three so we can have more people on it)
>>66018865
I'd be up for it, even though mine would be something basic like Harakiri or Life Aquatic
>>66018865
i support this 100%
>>66018746
Hausu
Stalker
It's Such a Beautiful Day
Star Spangled to Death
Satantango
Synecdoche, New York
The Devil and Daniel Johnston
REVIEWS (finally)
The Spoils of War - II
While the first comp felt like it was a fully recorded album that just happened to never see the light of day, this second addition definitely feels like stuff that perhaps was never meant to see the light of day.
Aside from a select few professionally mixed tracks, most of the songs are just demos or lo-fi live versions. On top of that, this compilation feels like a collection of b-sides and unfinished songs. The songwriting takes a notable step down from the first release, there aren't any beautifully serene 'Now is Made in America' moments. The style is all over the place, jazzy at points, very drone-y and experimental at others, and intermittently just a regular jam band. There are seeds of ideas here and there, but none of them are really expounded upon or feel like they were ever properly completed.
~
[RECORD STORE BONUS]
VA - The Folk Song Tradition
Tradition Records compilation from the early 60's featuring Alan Lomax and Odetta among others.
A side is mostly comprised of old English folk tunes while the B side is entirely American folk music.
not much to say other than it's a decent little sampler of some of the best that Tradition had in its catalog back in the day.
*
The National Raga Company of India - Classical Ragas of India
I was hoping for a little more with this one honestly.
It's (mostly) a bunch of short flute-vocal-tabla ragas. Enjoyable, but not my preferred style of raga.
The B-side is one long Raga with sitar joining the mix.
Not much to say on this other than it's a decent introduction to Hindustani classical, don't expect any mind blowing performances or anything that out of the ordinary though.
*
[cont]
>>66019361
Cliff Waldron - God Walks the Dark Hills
MAN what a fucking let down.
The cover (not on rym) looked amazing. Looked like some blue, depressing, gospel worship stuff.
But what I got instead was shitty-ass super religious and upbeat bluegrass.
I like bluegrass, don't get me wrong. But this shit was lacking any passion, any rawness, any of the emotion that good bluegrass should draw. Just a group of whiteys singing boring worship and twanging their banjos.
Couldn't even finish this crap.
x
Sweet Emma Barrett - And Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1964)
My main problem with most dixieland is that the recording technology was not ready for the music.
This album eliminates that problem, taking a tight, groovy jass band out of time and sticking them on a proper recording.
And hell, is this a fun record. Makes me want to get up and dance honestly. The band is locked in, they play off each other so well. Drums on this are ferocious. It's a shame that often drums weren't even featured on early dixieland recordings due to limitations, cause they really give this album that extra oomph that knocks it into excellence.
**
Good night /daily/
Please have 2 Kenji Haino releases picked for me when I wake up! (ping dog?)
>>66019504
here
hybrid noisebloom
it has really amazing textures
and has a totally unjustifiable runtime.
it was a chore of an album. merzy's particular brand of noise just doesnt do it for me, not individually. it's too artificial. i'm still looking forward to his collaborations on this chart, but I doubt i'll explore more of his solo work.
Final version of July Calendar.
Saturday the 2nd wasn't removed, just moved to the 24th.
Who /hype/ tho
>>66020556
>Who /hype/ tho
less so now that I have to wait all month for jessica pratt thoughts
Reading this thread made me feel somewhat old
>>66015209
Good call. Why are there so few female drummers?
i updated this, check it out!
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/_natkingcole_/my_50_favorite_records/
>>66020556
oh lordy this is a wonderful chart
>>66020905
>like the most wonderful and loving goodbye you've ever heard in your entire life
woah
nice list btw
>>66016869
Who knew a loudmouth would make a good rapper. I enjoy this one too.
>>66020556
You missed mine :( Although I think that's because I replied to your silly comment and not your chart.
>Miles Davis - Kind of Blue
Judging from my upward trend I'm definitely going to have to visit the Coltrane and Mingus albums soon as it seems my appreciation for the genre has already taken a bit of a tick up. This is really, really cool though. Like it oozes cool. The way it just slowly varies itself on each track gives the album an awesome feeling of progression and the trumpet playing here is excellent. The title seems fitting as the structure of some of these songs do remind me a bit of the Blues. So What is the definition of awesome and Blue in Green embodies beauty. Amazing stuff.
Still needs recs for Wonky and Glitch Pop before next week rolls around. Also, I've stuck true to my goal so far and written up a review of one of my favoruite albums the last two days so if any of you feel your inner poptimist shining I'd love if you guys checked them out.
https://rateyourmusic.com/collection/Luusydhitee/reviews
So some guy is starting a podcast
http://www.radioking.com/play/wivaria
playing some eclectic stuff
go here to chat and request stuff with youtube links
it's dead as all get out
http://us21.chatzy.com/59909875845885
>>66020942
shoot. I'll do them next month I swear!
>>66020954
>brigading on /daily/
is that how it works now?
>>66019504
>no one posted my flowchart yet
Shame!
