We're all going to die.
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, laugh profusely at Jangle's Thrift Tourney, eat daddies cummies, and just let the good times role.
https://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/
>Rest in RIP topsters, use this
http://topsters.net/
>top sters
https://plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
>plug as snug as a fug in a rug
https://synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
>hipster plug
http://dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
>oh boy
Ask about our Skype group if you're lesbian.
Most importantly, die.
Previously on /daily/: >>66127616
gay
why am i drinking craft beers the night before an exam retake
save me from myself
>>66137420
What kinda beer?
>>66137420
(actually don't cuz I'm enjoying myself quite a lot)
Just downloaded USA s/t off soulseek and it's shit quality with skips everywhere, why has god forsaken me.
>>66137450
Had a Delirium Tremens, not having a Gulden Draak. Good Belgian beers that are pretty readily available over here, and they are so good.
reply to this post with a good record please
>>66137504
*now
>>66137508
Dead - Musical Abortions
>>66137508
Curtis Live!
>>66137552
Kek!
>>66137552
Bad record.
>>66137555
Appreciated!
Nice digits.
>>66137565
dad
>>66137580
>Bad record.
yes but did you ever consider suicide
>>66137420
cause youre a cool kid and being succesful is a meme
hows the Gulden Draak btw
>>66137508
Hampus Grönvall - Magenta Circuit
>>66137473
because you didn´t immediately check the spectro after downloading something from slsk you plebbe
>>66137504
Damn, that sounds really good.
I've tried pretty much every beer available locally here, wish we had more options as it's a fucking government monopoly here.
>>66137508
>>66137508
world record for longest fingernails
>>66137602
Can't say I have.
>>66137632
Good meme.
>>66137649
I remember listening to this record but I don't remember this record.
>>66137650
That's ugly, bad record.
>>66137580
no problem
>>66137650
bad record
>>66137632
victim blaming :(
>>66137649
fucking familiar with this meme senpai
le shitty scandinavian alc laws here are almost as depressing as the winters
>>66137632
Really good shit, it's sweet but not in an overwhelming way. Kinda reminds me of brown sugar.
>>66137649
Living next to Belgium and Germany is quite a blessing, so much good beer available over here.
>>66136723
wow i didnt expect to win that
i heard you enjoyed noise, so let me introduce to my favorite noise record
Kazumoto Endo - Brick and Mortar
>>66135270
me? cool?
>>66137508
Гpaждaнcкaя oбopoнa - Кpacный aльбoм
;^)
>>66137727
its all ok honeybee, thats an overrated memerecord anyway
>>66137862
fuck, will be on a lookout for that it sounds like a belgian id like
>>66137508
Serious answer: This is a pretty badass Thai album.
this is queer
hey!
Just released a harsh noise album, if anybody listened to it I would fall in love with them. If someone was to give feedback I would marry them.
https://hedon-ism.bandcamp.com/album/a-fist
>>66138161
hey dude what's up
>>66138204
gonna listen to this tomorrow morning i guess, if i don't you should remind me
>>66138204
Fine ill fucking listen to it god damnit give me one fucking minute alright
>there are people who actually rate an album after playing it once in the background
>there are people who dont revisit albums until they form a cohesive opinion about them
its actually disgusting beyond words
>>66138082
tip: if you ever come across a beer called Rochefort 8 or Rochefort 10 (they're quite common around here, dunno how common they are outside of Belgium and The Netherlands, though), buy it without a second thought. Absolutely god tier beer.
>>66137450
Beer thousand
>>66138298
I listen to all music 1.5 speed. It helps me get through albums faster so I can inflate my RYM ratings while still feeling morally confident in myself.
>>66138307
had a Rochefort 8
was a semi religious experience
def will grab another if i see it anywhere, it is impossible to get here outside of ordering it sadly.
>>66138344
1.35x speed is the most patrician speed to listen at.
>>66138362
10's even better, truly fucking brilliant
>>66138204
Just listened, I don't really know much about harsh noise apart from liking Metal Machine Music but I didn't want to turn it off at any point. Other than that I don't really know what to say apart from I found it enjoyable enough. Sorry my feedback isnt constructive at all. Just thought you'd like to know I at least listened.
I'm at a friends House so i'm able to shitpost now. What have you listened to this past week dailyman?
>>66138298
You can form a very solid opinion in a first listen. Revisits might change your opinion but 1 listen could be enough for a lot of albums
>>66138744
one a c t i v e listen yes
mostly just some more famous jazz albums I´ve missed
>>66138886
Active listen? Like, you jog in place while the album is playing?
>>66139347
You have to fight off bears while listening. Adrenaline rushes are the only way to really appreciate music.
>>66139347
you mememeister you
>>66139377
you mememeister you
>>66139347
No it's giving your all to listen to music. Whenever i listen to TD - Zeit or Eleh i like to sit on a wooden chair that faces a wall and i try my hardest not to blink, which makes me get absorbed in the music
>>66139478
Pleb. I only listen to music when immersed in sensory deprivation tanks.
>>66139478
>not putting on a blindfold
i bet you also breath while listening fucking plebs lmao
ahhh
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/migosandmingus/ugly_nerd_looks_at_pictures_and_they_move___my_shitty_film_log/
>>66139590
psst
pssssssst
(watch Shadow of Forgotten Ancestors)
>>66139508
>>66139559
But if i put a blindfold i don't see reality twist before my eyes
>>66139649
Lay off the ayahuasca.
Tetsu Saitoh - Stone Out (1st impressions)
Have you ever fucked around on an unstrument, making weird sounds and patterns and thought "I bet if a bunch of talented musicians played off this idea, it'd make some pretty cool shit! And holy shit, this is cool.
It is free-improv without all the hang-ups of regular free improv, in that it exudes enough structure for each piece to be uniquely interesting.
I'd hesitate to call this third-stream, as it isn't particularly 'jazzy' and certainly wouldn't pass for 'classical', but I think it serves as a loosely apt description; it's hard to pull influences from this one.
That said, this is not Sunday morning music, or background music at a party, nor fitting for just about any other scenario where music would be played at. This is music solely be listened to attentively, and loving it or hating it both seem like equally valid responses.
Fortunately, I align on the 'love it' side of things.
8.5
What's wrong with this pig?
>>66140233
It's not an owl.
>>66140233
idk but he looks pretty poor. nice dubs tho
>>66140233
Nothing, he is perfect.
>>66140346
Leave daily, pigs are the future.
>>66140233
>>66140346
I'm confused. Do people Turn off their trips for this things or do actual anons post here? I don't see the fun in /daily/ if you don't have a trip
>>66140403
>Do people Turn off their trips for this things or do actual anons post here?
both
>>66140403
I've been with /daily/ for a couple years
I think trips are gay so I don't use them
>>66140692
ur my hero
>Tfw no avant-garde minimalist gf who is also anime babe
Y even live?
Hey /boys/, what's your favorite Tim Buckley album?
>>66138161
long time no see
what've you been up to
>>66140692
>I've been with /daily/ for a couple years
>but i'm totally not gay i swear!
>>66141086
>tfw no chuunibyou spork bf
>>66141236
Starsailor obv what a silly question
>>66141236
Lorca
o
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c
a
>>66141276
Relentless recording sessions and attempting to hone my studio skills. Seems productive, but on the flip, its also resulted in me spending a lot less time appreciating sounds other than my own. Back on /mu/ to kill time during this hybernation o' inspiration. How you been mate?
Imma may may
>>66137508
John Martin - Solid Air
>>66141236
Hello, huge Tim Buckley dickrider here.
The correct answers, in order are:
Tier 1: Starsailor / Live At The Troubadorr 1969
Tier 2: Happy Sad / Goodbye and Hello / Dream Letter 1968
Tier 3: Lorca / Blue Afternoon
Anything not on this list is wrong.
New Fishmans didn't come today so I just skipped. I'll rip once I have it.
98.12.28 is near translated minus two tracks, dude is slow but he'll probably be done this week oh boy.
Actually posting this in the middle of a delivery. Brb in like two hours.
>>66142063
hype for arrayed
>>66141904
mine is that weird blue eyed soul album he released right before he died that I havent heard, but i assume its the best
>>66141700
that sounds cool. having fun with your band? are you honing a sound of your own?
ive been p okay thx, i guess other than that im dropping out and dont really know what to do afterwards
plug is better than whatever you're doing here
get in bby
>>66141236
lorca is amazing, but i haven't heard anything outside of that and starsailor.
>>66141746
haha that reminds me how much recent south park is the worst fucking thing on tv
>>66142063
sick onions so far, glad you at least liked Personal Best a bit.
>>66143036 --> >>66141904
>>66143363
yep, gonna check out the rest of his stuff real soon.
>>66143467
DOPE
I'm listening to Troubadour 1969 live right now.
If you're in for the long haul, I'd start at Goodbye and Hello and move forward.
His live stuff is definitely not something you want to skip over. I might even recommend listening to Dream Letter first as it's probably the best statement from his pure folk era.
>>66143571
i just downloaded dream letter, actually.
and yeah, I'll probably go (mostly) chronologically.
Melorman - Out in a Field (2009)
>idm, downtempo
Literally the same exact record as that Bonobo one I listened to for this chart a couple days ago. Pleasant enough downtempo, almost IDM-ish stuff, but it's just a total bore at points. I can't remember a single motif from these album, even after a couple listens. Well, there is a cool song where the beat is constructed from a very distinctly mechanical, piston-esque sound, but that's really it. Totally pleasant and well put together, but it just doesn't grab me a single bit.
2.0+
The Blue Nile - Hats (1989)
>sophisti-pop
With this, Viva Hate, Green River, and Still Brazy, my taste has been totally betraying me lately. Ultra lush, exceedingly well-produced, smooth as silk 80s pop music is totally the antithesis to everything I generally like in music, but this is fucking /good/. Loses a fair bit of steam in it's second half, as it really doesn't have any ideas past "sad, lonely man trapped in a lush sea of great production and drum machines", but the first four or so tracks are pretty damn great, I just love the atmosphere this creates. And it is quite a fair bit cheesy at points, but eh, that's just par for the course with this kind of music.
3.0-
Still on road trip, haven't let that Call of the Void get me yet :) back in hometown Wednesday, can't wait
Good Morning /daily/!
I gotta work for 2 days before I go home to Poland for a vacation. That will be nice.
>>66144623
Nice, you're up before I go to bed. Mornin'!
i'd like to apologize for how much i've changed the albums on this list but some things i couldn't find a decent download for and i just didn't care enough to search for a working one
i'm very committed, i know!
Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Invention for Radio No. 1: The Dreams (1964)
>tape music, spoken word, experimental, ambient
Definitely more of a super interesting historical landmark than a super engaging piece of ambient tape music, but it's still really cool to listen to. It's anachronistic as hell, the real big pioneers of ambient like Popol Vuh, Tangerine, Dream, and Fripp/Eno wouldn't be doing stuff like this for another half-decade, and this is more out there and just batshit insane than the rest of these artists' output put together. The pieces themself are a bit plodding and uninteresting at times, rarely changing in a meaningful way, but the spoken word over the tops of these pieces adds so much to the creepy, unsettling atmosphere of the recording as a whole. Really interesting stuff.
3.0-
>>66144990
>i'd like to apologize for how much i've changed the albums on this list but some things i couldn't find a decent download for and i just didn't care enough to search for a working one
>i'm very committed, i know!
bruv you're more committed to your charts than most of /daily/
>>66145296
i'm definitely better than i was in like late 2014/early 2015
i need to go through the natkingcole chart archive™ and explore the charts i've abandoned
i havent found enjoyment in brutal death metal for some time but atm im feeling like going back to it a bit
vocals are usually just boring, it blends together easily because of general timbral monotony and the fact that the tracks arent "compressable" (to one main idea) but exactly that latter aspect - tracks jumping from one short, punchy passage to another swiftly - is kinda what i feel like rn
idk that happens to me a lot, writing off a style or artist and then oh, wanna hear that
pic related distinguishes itself from the bunch a little bit with its convoluted riffs
>>66144234
>>sophisti-pop
that and new romantic sound like they might well be worst genres ever desu
>>66144390
ffs has ruggles uploaded his rec yet?
>>66145514
>>66144390
oh were you waiting for me to up it?
i dont have it downloaded so i should probably just change the rec if thats alright with you
if so, it's
Mac Demarco- 2
>>66145462
hey wanna come to plug
>>66145733
I'm not sure. I thought that was the reason?
>>66145760
I really dunno
I remember he asked me to up it awhile ago and said it was fine
>>66145734
ok nvm
>>66145802
I believe he said he was waiting for his local library to get it in (?)
Tfw getting drunk with Daniel Bachman and listening to Hindustani classical rn
>>66146349
tell him i said hi and that i liked river a lot
>>66146349
tell him i said hi and that i liked river a lot too
>>66146349
Tell him that Jesus I'm a Sinner should be renamed to Jesus I'm a GOAT
>>66146349
tell him i said hi and that i haven't actually listened to river
>>66146349
Don't tell him I said hi.
>>66146349
tell him i said hi
i don't know him but i don't want to be rude
>>66146349
Take a pic if possible
>>66145734
nah
>>66146349
tell him idk who he is but think he prolly sucks
>>66146349
tell him i said hi and that i liked seven pines a lot and should probably listen to more of his stuff.
>>66146398
>>66146422
>>66146436
>>66146454
I told him your FUCKS now leave me alone
>>66147652
beautiful
James Ferraro time!
>Adrenaline's End
See → Last American Hero
>Cold
Ferraro's expertise lies in making bizarre ambient-ish distortions of disposable genres. This album's target: Pop R&B and Trap. Warbling autotune vocals, minimal instrumentation, and the odd sample here or there. Shows that post-hypnogogic Ferraro never does the same thing twice on a main discography album.
Hello! Just got up, made a coffee and I'm listening to Jack Johnson.
>>66148207
sounds comfy af
miles is top tier coffee-core
Since we're /dead/ I'll spam some radiohead reviews..
>Radiohead – Hail To The Thief
Kid A/Amnesiac sessions took forever to complete, so for the next album Radiohead moved to LA with Nigel/Stanley and recorded the album fast. Hail To The Thief was Thom’s big political statement at the time (still is the biggest imo) and mostly concentrates on that.
The opening 2+2=5 harks back at the OKC era with a straight up rock elements and Orwell-esque lyrics (cringe). Thom screaming “PAYING ATTENTION” is fucking awesome though and there is nothing that can change that. The opening chord progression is nice.
Sit Down, Stand Up is a definite highlight. It’s like a burst of grim colors. Starting off with slow piano progression from Thom and building up to an explosion of drum machines and analog synths. It melts my face along with “THE RAINDROPS” section.
Sail To The Moon is so beautiful. Thom on the piano and Jonny on the Starcaster performing a song for Thom’s son. This track is one of the indicators of Thom’s improving piano skills. At least from my perspective. The closing section of chord strums is somber and soothing.
Backdrifting is ok. The chorus delivery is awesome, but the rest is eh. No wonder it sort of died out from the live setting after the support tour.
Go To Sleep is a Neil Young style track that I would mostly praise for what was cut out of the studio version. Jonny Greenwood’s Max/MSP solo for me personally was one of the most eye-widening experiences as a beginning guitarist. I do realize that actually recreating what he does is not as hard as it seems (I mean cmon, he just threw random SFX at the time of random notes played) but man did it sound weird and looked cool as fuck.
>>66148561
Where I End And You Begin has a sick bassline and I really enjoy the clean guitar tone from Thom prior to the third verse. The final coda vocal delivery is cool too. This one reminds me of a certain Muse song, don’t remember the name of it. I think it was Map Of Probkematique or something.
We Suck Young Blood would be a snooze if not for the one of the highest moments on this album. The jazz-y interlude. Goddamn that thing kicks major ass.
The Gloaming is underrated as fuck. The bass line and the old programmed loop from the Kid A era work perfectly together. Did I mention the bass line? One of Colin’s peaks. This song owns, especially live.
There There was the main single and rightfully so. I really like the sound of Thom’s Gibson ES-125T that provides the wavy feedback at the start of the track. The drumming trio on this (Jonny and Ed play t(h)om drums) adds a lot onto the track. I really love Jonny’s solo here as well. The track is great even from the lyrical perspective, with “we are accidents waiting to happen” and “just cause you feel it doesn’t mean it’s there” being the 2 main standouts.
I Will is, as Thom claims, the angriest song he has ever written. It sounds absolutely heavenly though, but the undertones of frustration and anger are well-noticeable. I prefer the Los Angeles mix of the track because of the extended intro. Also, this is what Like Spinning Plates sounds like when played the normal way around.
>>66148579
Punchup At A Wedding isn’t that strong of a track but I don’t think it is bad either. The vocal delivery of certain moments on it (the verse especially) make up for the mediocre lyrics and a boring musical progression.
Myxomatosis is a dirty fucker. Ed’s riff combined with Colin’s bass playing sounds grimy as hell. I think this is the only song that Ed uses a Fernandes Native Pro live. Interesting. Thom does an overly aggressive delivery on this one.
Scatterbrain is a very mellow track but there is something about Thom’s moaning on this song that is pretty and haunting at the same time. I do like Jonny’s clean guitar section here as well.
Wolf At The Door is another close contender for the best track of the album. A spoken word delivery from Thom with disturbing images to a very cool chord progression (reminds me of She’s So Heavy, mostly due to that Dm chord) from Jonny and all ending up with a very soft and sincere croon from Thom. Fantastic closer. They certainly know how to close off their albums.
I think the rushed production of the album and the rework of the leaked tracks took away some power from certain songs but it is a good album in general. Not my definite favorite by any means, but it has some great tracks I really like, especially Sit Down,Stand Up, The Gloaming Wolf At The Door, I Will, There There and Go To Sleep.
7-/10
>Radiohead – In Rainbows
The recording sessions for In Rainbows took a while. They tested it out with a 2006 tour, in which they introduced a couple of new tracks as well as reworks of old material. The Dead Air Space blog was very active during these times so fans had an idea of what to expect from the upcoming tour (the infamous blackboard with track names). The actual release of IR occurred in 2007 under the revolutionary “pay what you want” model, which was the first big “fuck you” from Radiohead on their first post-EMI contract release.
The album opens with 15 Step. A programmed electronic beat opens up the track and is completely neutralized by the warm and soothing riff from Jonny. The guitar tone is sublime. Thom delivers an upbeat vocal performance while Colin absolutely slays the bass. I suggest watching the performance of this track from the Grammy show, where they had a whole marching band playing the percussive section.
Bodysnatchers used to be my favorite thing to break guitar picks to. Drop-D crunch from Thom’s SG (I think he stopped using the Jazzmaster for this track right after the 2006 tour), fantastic key change for the second section and a passionate closing delivery. My preferred version of this track is the Thumbs Down broadcast version.
Nude is a fan favorite, long lost classic from the OK Computer era. The name of it used to be “Big Ideas” and Thom got to perform it on numerous occasions, whether with the band or solo. The extra verses were removed and the “you’ll go to hell…” part is used as the culmination of the track without any additional choruses. The strings brought in by Jonny and, most importantly, Colin’s outstanding new bass line brought the track into a completely different mood. Thom’s vocal delivery is sublime. No wonder In Rainbows era is considered to be one of the highest points in his vocal career. Brilliant.
>>66148634
Weird Fishes/Arpeggi was premiered by Thom and Jonny a couple of years prior with the London Sinfonietta performance. The bare-bone arpeggios are preferable for me personally, but what they did in the studio with the great drum beat, bass line and guitar duets is neat. It is a great track but I don’t feel that charmed by it.
All I Need is one of the strongest tracks on the albums, especially the brilliant intensity in the closing section. Jonny playing the piano really raises the track’s level of intimacy right there. Thom’s lyrics help the cause as well.
Faust Arp is a soft Beatlesque acoustic ballad with pretty string arrangements towards the end. I like playing this on guitar. It is very simple, straight to the point but I can see how a lot of people consider it to be the most
underwhelming track on the album.
Reckoner is overrated. I think Thom’s falsetto reaches its peaks but also manages to enter the era of being just slightly annoying even to my fanboy ear. The guitar and the percussion sound great though. The latter is the only thing left from the original “Reckoner” from 2001, which would be later retitled to Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses and released as a single from Thom and Jonny. Dunno. It’s a pretty song but it never really struck me as much as it did most of the Radiohead fanbase.
House Of Cards is about swinging. Yet, somehow, it manages to sound very romantic. I recommend listening to the 2005 solo version from Thom of this track because I personally think it sound absolutely brilliant. What is good about the studio version though is Jonny’s coin playing, which is definitely my favorite coin-playing performance from the younger Greenwood.
>>66148660
Jigsaw Falling Into Place is easily the best track on the album. The chord progression on this one is probably the best one from Radiohead, bar none. Pearl of a song. It was performed during the 2006 tour under the working title “Open Pick” which definitely has something to do with the open DBF#DAD tuning it employs. Thom’s delivery during the second verse is truly fantastic. Everything about this track is just perfect.
The closing Videotape is very dark and gloomy. A drum beat exists somewhere near the main piano riff from Thom and his extremely up-close vocals about a set of memories to be stored upon and after death by the song’s protagonist. Interesting theme of the track and a sad way to end the album.
For the giggles I will give one-liner thoughts on CD 2 tracks that were released with the physical copy of IR.
MK1 is a short instrumental tape cut reimagination of Videotape.
Down Is The New Up is a very old song reworked and released, classic rock tune.
Go Slowly is a soft and gorgeous Can tribute.
MK2 is another tape trick.
Last Flowers is a crushing piano dirge, was even more crushing on an acoustic guitar.
Up On The Ladder is alright. Rock tune again.
Bangers + Mash has Thom co-drumming and Jonny playing awesome solos.
4 Minute Warning is another older tune with wonderful vocal performances.
Overall In Rainbows was good but I think it lacked certain elements for me to elevate it onto the “great” level, such as more daring songwriting. Jigsaw tho….
7+/10
>Radiohead – The King Of Limbs
After several years of waiting, Radiohead released their eighth album in 2012 in a slightly less surprising way. The surprising thing came in when you actually listened to the album.
Bloom makes it clear from the first second that the sound of this record is extremely cold compared to the predecessor. The loops sound like they have been crushed, while the piano loops just keep the track barely alive. It was very discouraging on my first listen but I love it now. I feel like the live version increased my appreciation of the studio track. This statement can be applied to most of the tracks on the album.
Morning Mr. Magpie is even more claustrophobic with the guitars sounding as restricted as possible. It is not ferocious but it does seem to have a lot of energy locked down, released only through Yorke’s slightly anxious vocal performance. The guitar synchopation was flawlessly transmitted into the live version, where the band lets all the energy loose.
Little By Little is a hypnotic set of minimal arrangements with a cool Drop-D guitar groove. I like the small clean guitar glimpses during the chorus of the track. It feels very light and alarming at the same time, mostly due to the slight rhythmic irregularities. Here it actually feels like the synchopation is abandoned completely and one guitar is slightly late. This creates a very haunting sensation.
Feral is my favorite track on the album. Everything about it (including the barely decipherable lyrics) is just fantastic. The percussion is stellar. Colin delivers a smooth bass performance. Jonny uses his whammy for very nice pitch plays in line with Thom’s vocal cuts. The track title corresponds the sound of the track very well. Even more fun live.
>>66148719
Lotus Flower was premiered during Thom’s first stint with Atoms For Peace and is a very lovely track. Replacing the guitar with a synth, Thom gives off a very sincere and soft vocal performance about what sounds like an anthem for sleeping around.
Codex is a pretty song but I think it is the weakest track on the album. It mostly sounds like Pyramid Song and gives off a similar soothing vibe but without the mysterious bravado from the Amnesiac relative. The horns is the major highlight of this track.
Give Up The Ghost finds Thom using a looper for his vocal track and playing a very very simple D-Am tune with Jonny joining in for a small section closer to the end of the track. The vocal performance is bone-chilling on this one, especially with all the nature sounds thrown in somewhere in the back.
Separator is another 2 chord song but this one is definitely more developed, with the whole band closing off the album on a relaxed note, away from all the coldness on the first half of the album. I think that is a good exercise from the band to warm up towards the ending. What I specifically like about this track is Jonny’s little solo that emerges closer to the end of the track. Phil’s drumming is swell too.
Miles Davis - Jack Johnson:
It's great, what else can I say? I don't listen to a lot of jazz fusion, maybe I should explore it more.
ok I'm starting a tourney bear with me while I try to explain it
THE RYM TAG TAG TEAM TOURNEY
how it works- you and another /daily/ patrician team or (or you will get randomly assigned a partner if that's more your speed)
each round there are two rym tags, and you and your partner each submit an album for one of the two tags (as in, the first round's tags are melancholic and romantic, so one of you would rec an album tagged romantic and the other would rec an album tagged melancholic)
also IMPORTANT NOTE- I am accepting recs now because I don't want to forget this tourney idea, but I'm not starting it until after my current chart, so it will take me a little while to start.
>>66148634
someone once said that In Rainbows is Colin's magnum opus and I have to agree
>>66148746
Now let’s talk about the best thing about this album. Colin. His bass lines throughout the whole thing add so much grove to the tracks, keeping it all very clean and untainted by effects. The presence of the said frequencies on the recording is masterfully organized by Mr. Godrich, who singlehandedly saved what I would call a rather cold album by just letting it all go through a thawing period. Exactly what I want to hear.
Overall the album might be a little bit too short, but it really holds the shit together throughout its entirety. The live/basement versions of the tracks are even better. You can’t imagine how awestruck I was when the footage of Bloom from Glastonbury secret gig surfaced. It was something I wouldn’t expect to hear ever after the claustrophobic studio version (that fucking vocal aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh during the middle section of the track especially urhg). Shit is amazing, check it out.
Anyways, 8+/10
Back to work now.
>>66148776
>someone once said that In Rainbows is Colin's magnum opus and I have to agree
that's TKOL for me personally
>>66148776
Count me in, mr
>>66148796
>>66148776
eh fuck it you're still up. wanna tag team?
>>66148800
you have a partner in mind or do you want a random partner?
>>66148810
Sure, I'm down!
>>66148776
Reserved
>>66148811
I'll take a random partner, I like everyone in /daily/ so I don't mind
>>66148776
I want in!
>Start up the Soul's True Love boxset
>Ear busting scream two seconds in
What have I gotten myself into?
>>66148634
Huh, I'm surprised you didn't like In Rainbows that much. I'm not a big Radiohead fan but I really liked that one.
>>66148776
I'm in.
>>66148776
>>66148825
alright me and doggo are teamed.
>>66148838
Random is cool with me
>>66148863
I'll take a random partner
>>66148862
>What have I gotten myself into?
wait till CD 3 and 4. That's where all the fun is.
>Huh, I'm surprised you didn't like In Rainbows that much. I'm not a big Radiohead fan but I really liked that one.
Honestly I really like anything Radiohead-related but after years of listening to IR it slightly wore off.
>>66148863
Team me up with any of the /boys/
>>66148776
I'll join!
I hate everyone, so pair me with someone I guess.
Can I pick my rec tomorrow, I'm going to sleep like instantly
>>66148776
reserving
>tfw youll be the last to be picked, just like for group projects or in sports
>>66148969
>>66148935
>>66148864
>>66148862
>>66148849
>>66148840
>>66148828
all in
btw if you want to request anyone who said they'd take a random partner go ahead
I found my new fav band /daily/
https://rateyourmusic.com/artist/pigs_pigs_pigs_pigs_pigs_pigs_pigs
G'night!
>>66148776
yes pleas
>>66148776
ooooh. OOOOOOOOOOOH. memememeMEmeme
russian authorities just killed outline festival with no explanation. class war soon?
>>66148776
please a space for me
>>66148875
will you accept me as partner
>>66149474
GAS THE BOURGEOISE CLASS WAR NOW
>>66149416
>>66149454
>>66149474
any of you want a specific partner or random?
anyone else still on here?
im kinda drunk now and listening to stuff.
do you guys make music? and if you do, do you find yourself binging on it sometimes? well i do. like right now for instance.
>>66149534
I CALL GIVING BEAR
>>66149534
I'll go with yim yams I guess
>>66149650
yamir requested natking tho
if nat says ye then you'll have to pick someone else, but if he says no then you got the go ahead
>>66149589
i make music, but i havent made enough of it to 'binge' on it. would be done in like about an hour desu. but with my new stuff i sometimes find myself wanting to listen to it, which is probably an indicator that its good
>>66149534
in my post i was asking nat if he wanted to be my partned
>>66149650
sorry :^( youd be a great partner if nat rejects me tho
night night daily
>>66149725
>in my post i was asking nat if he wanted to be my partned
yeah i saw that after i posted
>>66149725
nice. i guess binge is the wrong word to use. i struggle with that idea though. is it good or do i just like to listen to what ive played cause i can understand it almost 100%
>>66149356
>>66149764
Good night
>>66148776
Me?
>>66148969
Do you want to go with me?
[ ] yes
[ ] no
[ ] maybe
>>66149902
[x]
>>66148776
Hi im entering, no partner yet but maybe soon!
>>66148782
I like the king of limbs but that's an insanely high score, especially when compared to your rating for In Rainbows which is clearly one of their best albums
>>66149912
Hello be my partner
>>66148776
if anyone else has shit enough taste to join me feel free to do so
>tfw up at 3am again because heard someone knock on the front door for the fourth time this past month
i fucking hate whoevers messing with me and ruining my sleep schedule
>>66149764
gnight
>>66149774
could be a mixture of both
>>66137378
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DcdXA3FOf8
>>66149987
first sights of schizophrenia m8
>>66149594
>>66149594
Okay fish, we /partners/
>>66150151
fuck now i need a friend too
>>66150151
aye ;D
/TeamGoodBoys/
>>66150178
WE BEZT BOI'Z
>>66150130
nah it cant be that. for certain i hear something but im definitely wrong on the source of the sound. i really want to know what it is though
>>66150178
all the teams should have names desu
>>66150217
yee YEE
WE BOUT TO WIN
after all
HE HASN'T RATED FISHMANS YET :OOOO
>>66150225
Team Good Boys will destroy all
>>66148776
MY REC IS LONG SEASON BTW
>>66149902
[x] yee
>>66148561
>thinking anything jonny does is random
wtf
>>66148776
eyyy let me in!
>>66148776
wh-who w-wants to tag team? ;-;
>>66150335
calling dibbs
>>66150348
lets rock the cat box!
>>66150335
>>66150348
>tfw used to confuse you guys with each other often and you're now tag teaming
What a sight
>>66150294
The patch on Go To Sleep is pretty simple if you think about it. The sound effects included were not random but if you watch his solo on Jools Holland performance it is clear that a lot of the soloing relies on randomly hitting these notes. The live performances of the solo are always different.
>>66149958
>I like the king of limbs but that's an insanely high score, especially when compared to your rating for In Rainbows which is clearly one of their best albums
bite me :^)
Actually don't. I don't like bites.
I also need a pardner
>>66150566
c-can I be your p-partner?
>>66148776
Hey m80, if there's a spot open or anyone needs an autistic partner, count me in
>>66150591
yes
>>66150591
did you want melancholic or romantic
>>66150628
:D
>>66150637
I'm cool with any desu.
Does anyone need a partner for the tournament
>>66149987
>>tfw up at 3am again because heard someone knock on the front door for the fourth time this past month
>i fucking hate whoevers messing with me and ruining my sleep schedule
Could be a qt secret admirer
Buy security camera, find out
>>66150672
I reckon it'll be harder to find one that is tagged romantic so I guess I'll go that one
>>66148776
Romantic: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/artur_rubinstein/the_nocturnes/
^^this one is the rec
should I have picked Melancholic the rec would have been: https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/the_antlers/in_the_attic_of_the_universe/
>>66150781
i mean come on at this time? they wouldnt even be abld to see me
i hope shes qt tho
Hi guys. Through reading Our Band Could Be Your Life, I've really got into hardcore punk. I've only ever liked one grindcore album (World Downfall by Terrorizer), so I'm wondering – how do I make the branch from hardcore punk to grindcore?
>>66138204
bumping this too
>>66150880
They're pretty similar imo. If you're looking for a "missing link" flowchart sort of deal I might not be able to help you there, but one should be able to make the leap from Minor Threat to, say, Pig Destroyer without much effort.
>>66150789
Alright cool. I'll try to come up with a rec by tomorrow at the latest.
>>66150979
>>66148776
Okay I'll just go with this for melancholic
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/chet_baker/chet_baker_sings_f2/
>>66151064
Could work with either tag, nice
>>66148776
is there still place? anyway umm im free
>>66150457
>Actually don't. I don't like bites.
doggy confirmed for vanilla
>>66150593
ew whats a slug doing on ma board?
>>66148242
I want it to be morning for coffee, reading and music
However my roommate talked me into letting his friend stay until she finds another place and she brought another guy home, my other friend, and they're in the living room
I think I'm gonna kick her out
She's not even good looking
What's the consensus on Wildflower /daily/?
Also post what you're listening to
>>66151624
haven't heard yet
listening to Leo Kottke - 6 and 12 string guitar
so far its ok but it feels more like its just him showing off his guitar skills more than trying to create an atmosphere or really take these tracks anywhere
>>66151418
wow rude
>>66151624
been meaning to listen to it, I'm scared it'll be bad
>>66151624
T.b.q.h I thought it was a great album. I wish it had less rap and more samples/instrumentals like SILY, but overall, not bad
>Björk -Post
>>66150880
Insect Warfare and Napalm Death are good
>>66150457
>bite me :^)
l-lewd
>>66151233
Wanna tag team weed guy?
>>66148776
Btw whats your rym/faves chart
Who /tropicália/ here?
>>66151776
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
>>66151660
I've mostly heard postive stuff so I've actually got high hopes. Not too big on SILY tho
>>66151722
That's a good record you got there friendo! What's your fave Björk?
>>66151624
shittier Beatles ripoff than Tame Impala except also a shittier disco ripoff than Daft Punk also with *exceptionally bad* rap on top of a bad Primal Scream ripoff pretending to be a Flaming Lips ripoff
yeah it's pretty cool I guess.
OK, so My Bloody Valentine - Eps 1988-1991
overall a pleasant experience like a 7 I guess
gonna break the review down though into EPs and singles and the like
You Made Me Realise
probably the best collection of songs included here
there are some right bangers here, it does something wholly different to the albums as well which is nioce, crunchy distortion shows a MBV on the cusp of their experimentation with effects and such and it's nice
Feed Me With Your Kiss
Stuff like Isn't Anything, it's the second best EP here, and shows that they hadn't quite mastered effects work yet, the distortion on I Believe is a bit ridiculous and amateur, altogether quite good
Glider
Wasn't really the greatest fan of this one, sure Soon, one of the better tracks of Loveless is there, but the rest of it is pretty average apart from Off Your Face, which is quite lovely
Tremolo
To Here Knows When and B-Sides off Loveless, it's not really that good
Instrumentals
bad, cheesy 90s club instrumental and a bad song framework
4/10
The rest of the tracks are quite good, bar full length Glider, which was extremely unnecessary
seen copies of this around town, might buy it, it'd be a cool thing to own
>>66151847
That's a hard question, senpai
It's between Homogenic and Vespertine
Björk a cute
also rudi you owe me a rec dog
make it melancholic
>>66151856
Sounds like just what I need in my life right now, love me some shitty Beatles
>>66151916
Yes coming within the hour!
>>66148776
m-me
>>66152135
Yay
still the best music video of all time
https://youtu.be/vF7P3oq8Enc
>>66145514
>>66145733
Nah, it's my lazy ass's fault. I've got it on Hold at my local library, and it's in the data-eating streaming app they provide access too, so I just need to get off my ass and listen to it that way. Really want to hear both these suggestions, so I'll do whichever you want, ruggles. I'll make time for it Wednesday, either way.
Yo Term is there anything I need to listen to or read up on before watching this? I like the cast.
Hi, I'm fucking tired of /rym/ threads with their avant-teen drama and want to discuss a bit more about actual musik. I'm now listening to Dabbling With Gravity and Who You Are by Vibracathedral Orchestra and right now it's going pretty good. Total raga repetition mixed with what may sound like horns from Master Musicians of Joujouka and a taste for noisy orgies.
>>66148776
Is there still room? Also, mind posting a list of people participating and their partners (and people still without partners)?
>>66149474
I'll be your partner!
>>66153226
>Vibracathedral Orchestra
this does look very interesting
>>66153226
>Total raga repetition mixed with what may sound like horns from Master Musicians of Joujouka and a taste for noisy orgies.
pic
And yeah, both rym and chart threads are overly toxic and same-y, day-to-day. Don't expect too much high level discussion from /daily/ though. Also, if you plan on sticking around, tripping is pretty common around here.
Welcome aboard.
>>66153471
It actually is. There are really interesting uses of what seems to me as a sitar or a sarangi plus strings, and they really seem to be cohesive in terms of interplay. Right now I am listening to the second half of the album and the quality of composition seem as strong as the first half. Will be either a strong 7.5 or a light 8, methinks.
>>66153428
yesss
what shall be our team name?
>>66153524
team snuffkingcole?
>>66152135
Will we be team /dudeweedlmao/?
Or team /herbhasbadtaste/? Or team /goodtasteforatleastoneofus/?
>>66153515
Already found it on rym and slsk, don't worry,
>>66153580
Yeah I misread what you were saying
>>66150789
Tuco, we should get a team name so we can be part of the cool kids club. What should our name be?
>>66151092
Yee
>>66153605
The Imposeurs
>>66153726
If that name means we aren't poseurs, then it's wrong but it sounds good so we'll go with it.
>>66153744
grammatically yes, also it's a play on words because we're a force to be reckoned with, imposing on others
>>66153572
doesnt sound that good
why not just call it team "meme" since it hasn't been taken yet
>>66153760
Crap I didn't catch that. Good name. Now we're officially cool.
>>66153786
the meme team?
the meme teme?
the meam team?
>>66153798
no
just plain meme
nothing else
'meme'
>>66153806
alright i can dig it
>>66153835
>>66153806
This is the single worst idea I've ever seen.
>>66148776
If there's still room and someone needs a partner, I'd like to join
O'Malley will perform a set with Noble at LGW, just confirmed.
>>66153930
Nah, the time your parents decided to have unprotected sex was worse :^]
>>66154386
oh wow
>>66154386
haha
>>66154319
if you need a partner and want to be the head of the team, say no more senpai
>>66154386
What if I told you that my parents thought they weren't fertile, but then got me by mistake :( pretty sad right
>>66154534
depends, did they want a child?
>>66150739
Team ham and mustard sandwich?
>>66153577
a mix of both could be epic.. weed + taste
>>66154494
I don't care about being the head (do we even need something like that? Sounds pretty bourgeois to me), but yeah, I need a partner. Got a name for our team? Do you want the romantic or melancholic rec?
>>66148776
Are there still spots on this I want in
>>66149474
The festival has been cancelled by authorities last thursday, but Outline announced it hours before the fest.
And not because of the permits or whatever. Here's an actual letter from the prefecture stating that organizers should have notified authorities at least month before the fest and they applied later, so there's that.
>>66154767
I'm totally clueless since it's my first day here. For tags, I'd prefer the romantic tag. Summer is a mating season after all...
>>66148776
is this full?
>>66154589
Yep, plus I turned out pretty great.
>>66154655
Taste the weed? Weed the taste? Get weed taste? Get taste weed?
