/mu/ - Music (Temp full images)

>>47000545

What you think of it?

Dark Side of the Moon is one of those albums that you can listen to anywhere, anytime and anyhow and it always fits the mood.

Unlike the vast majority of people on this board, I won't judge you for your tastes. There are some pretty important, influential and critically acclaimed records that these hipster fuckers will never ever admit they like.

Just don't expect to come here and not get bashed for genuinely appreciating something.

pic related, I don't even like Pink Floyd

>only liked the track Money
>eventually appreciated the rest of the album
I don't recall any other albums where something actually got better in time
>give albums 2-3 playthroughs
>one whole one if it's really bad
>delete it if I don't like the majority of the album

Post your God-Tier albums here.

Rules: you have to listen atleast one song of the album above
>The dark side of the moon
>Fucking legendary album

Why cant we create high quality music anymore just like we did in 70's 80's and 90's?

Maybe the /mu/ community will disagree with me on this but I strongly believe that music of our era lacks the originality and genuineness of the previous decades. Not particularly Rock Music but also pop and even folk music is getting more disposable every day.

What do you think on this? do you have any idea on specific causes and what can we do to prevent or turn back good old days of music?

I know the majority of /mu/ dislikes this album, but I honestly can't find a single flaw in this album. I'm not about to say it's the greatest album of all time - it lacks the emotional power and triumph of such albums as "Spirit, They're Gone. Spirit, They've Vanished," or "The Soft Bulletin - but I still see it as a perfect album. Very enjoyable.

And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon.

Is this not the best album ever produced?

/r/ing the chart

I must have listened to this like five times in a row start to finish on the Saturday afternoon I first heard it in 2006.

>>42093829

Why can't I enjoy Pink Floyd no matter how much I try to?

newfag here. what are /mu/'s real thoughts on this album?

Call out "pleb!" all you want, but I honestly can't find any flaws with this album.

On The Run

What's so great about this again?

5. The transition between Brain Damage/Eclipse
4. The breakdown/plane crash in On The Run
3. The chorus in Us and Them
2. The guitar solo in Money
1. "Far away, across the field, tolling on the iron bell. Calls the faithful to their knees to hear the softly spoken magic spell..."

if you can hear whispering, you're dying

Just because it's popular doesn't make it bad.