/mu/ - Music (Temp full images)

>>54173317
RIP ;_____;

it's the third time I lose my entire music collection in my lifetime, the first time wasn't that big a deal, the second time was a little bit heartbreaking but with soulseek and rateyourmusic I build it up again. I never copied the whole hard drive bc I was waiting until I finished organizing it. I was so close.
Goodbye, my 3 Tera-friend.
Hello, spotify? fuck.

>>53820312
>wants to knock this qt down a peg
Actually in terms of vocals it's one of my favorites out of all their music, it's patrician staying in key is for auto-tuned KESHA tracks. Even with your reasoning I can't see why you dislike it so, maybe not being one of your favorites but listening to it again I'd actually say its in the top 10% of their tracks for me. He doesn't use his voice like that in any other tracks and it adds a really nice momentum to the whole thing, all the elements go together so well despite the negative qualities you pointed out it feels muddy and blended together at some points despite the fact it isn't (in a good way)

one more ought to finish him off

What are the most important and influential albums?
So far I have
The Beatles - Revolver
Frank Zappa - Freak Out!
TVU&N - TVU&N
The Beatles - Sgt. Peppers
King Crimson - ITCOTCK
Black Sabbath - Paranoid

That's just the obvious stuff, but I know that I'm missing a lot of albums from different genres, so any help is appreciated!
Also, if you post an album you must tell us why. Who did it influence and who influenced it?

Amazing band, one of my favorites
All of their albums are great
I ordered the vinyl for Songs For Ships and Irons as well as Tim Smith's solo album Oceanlandworld

get well Tim

>>47140382
It's the best fucking band nobody ever talks about

You can't really put any of their albums over one another, each album is from a different period almost. Sing To God may sound weird to you at first, but it's fucking amazing.

Here's Tim Smith today ;_;