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and I'm not even a fan of theirs, it was just very very good. i enjoyed every track.

I'm a pop fag though

and here's a link to the DL in case anybody's curious

http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/1054436/file.html

This. So glad someone shared this a couple of days ago. Thank you guy!

not really an album but i liked it

>>32863912

>>32863897
It's damn perfect.

>>32863873
Thanks, I'll check this out! As a jazz thread guy, are you a fan of jazz fusion at all? If so, any obscure jazz fusion albums I should check out? I loved Electric Byrd if you know of anything in that vein.

>>32863913
Fucking Fantano tweeting about this earlier.
It's absolutely amazing.

>>32863917
i'm actually listening to this presently. I quite agree. but how on earth is it not an album?

Also, op, i love that caravan album

This song, mang. This song right here

Hospice

>>32864016

whoops
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNichlFpl9w

>>32864016
>song

that was probably the last one before mine

i like that album a lot

This could be released today and still sound fresh. I loved it.

>>32863977
I'd recommend you Return to Forever's Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy, Jizue's Novel, Middle 9's Sea That Has Become Known and Mezzoforte's Islands.

I'm not jazzthreadguy though.

>>32863825
Had exactly the same reaction earlier. I am a big fan of theirs, but even so, I was surprised how much I enjoyed it

m b v

seriously

>>32864052
Still appreciated nonetheless, thanks a lot!

Fuck you, this was AOTY 2012

>>32863977
yeah. there's some sweet fusion stuff out there. not that obscure but check this album out if you haven't

Cortex- Troupeau Bleu

http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/19027498/file.html

>>32864091
I aprove, but you might just create a shitstorm.

>>32864103
Thank you, I wasn't expecting a link but it's very much appreciated!

>>32864103
>recommends someone an album
>posts a link to it as well
Just dropping into this thread to say you're a cool guy. I'm not even into the genre myself but good for you

heard it for the first time today
have listened to it 3 times since
donated to their fund to launch an American tour

>>32863994
i guess it is

I always use "album" as "LP"

but i guess this could be an LP?

All outdated terms anyway. It's a nice album.

>>32864091
ew

especially track 4

I know it's babby's first krautrock, but I really really liked it.

put off listening to these guys for ages despite /mu/'s urging

>>32864226

who cares, atleast it's better than babbys first prog rock (in the court of the pink screaming motherfucker)

Wasn't into it at first but its grown on me immensely

>>32864243
Would you say this is better than Filth? That's the only Swans album I know, its good but not something I listen to often

Melatonin, lazy eye, and rusted wheel are my favorite track.

>>32864298
It might be. I haven't made up my mind about it yet.

>>32864226
me too, in fact i think it's their best record

Golden Void - Golden Void
Thought this album was pretty sick.

Favorite Song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptR0aDGLZno

What does /mu/ think of this?

>>32864298
Hard for me to say, I like both. Cop is even far darker and it's very well done. I'd definitely suggest checking it out if you liked Filth.

>>32863897

thats a fantastic album

Been listening to this for the past few days, excellent stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-s50jAWtCdQ

This was the last album to make me go "wow this is great"
>classical albums

muh feels

>>32863772
I really couldn't stand this album

>>32864412

julian coope is gr8

>>32864412
I've never listened to it, but I did want to check out Julian Cope sooner or later. Is this the best introduction?

>>32864412
i prefer some of his other albums, like droolian, but i know scaruffi rates this highly

>>32864526
>People still posting this mediocre tripe

good kid maad city. really wasn't expecting it either.

>>32864582
That's okay, just tell me which one you listened to last and enjoyed a lot. I won't judge in return, I just like these threads for the recommendations.

>>32864595
The one I posted, it's his first album.

>>32864624
>no name trip still posting this shitpost

i don't even like the album but you're a cunt, just don't respond

>>32864526
>>32864624
That album disappointed me. I loved Never Meant and Stay Home is one of my favorite tracks of all time. The rest of the album just let me down though. Had such a great sound too.

>>32864657
Okay, cheers.

>>32864624
i agree, it's terribly dull

>>32864667
While I prefer Joy of A Toy, an Ayers fan on /mu/ I will always admire.

>>32864624
fucking tripfags

>>32864033
sounds like Siamese Dream-era SP, definitely a good thing!

>>32863825
listening to this for the first time right now
liking it a lot

>>32864214
mi negro
this is great

I literally can't stop listening. It's part of my daily schedule.

>>32864860
>that ending of Jubilee Street
oh... oh man

Not patrician but really very good

fully convinced me (along with Boulders) that Roy Wood is a damn genius.

>>32865038

got any recommendations for stuff like this? I got the Nah und Fern box set and Love Inc. already.

this wonderful piece of music.

Last album that I listened to for the first time and thought that, although I've re-listened to it many times now,

I thought MPP and Feels were good, but shit.

>>32865346
what makes this stand out from the original??

Magma is the only band I can think of that are better after reuniting

>>32865423
this is the first classical album I listened to and not just hear. Listened to it yesterday. gonna listen to the original sometime soon.

Listening to it right now.

Heard it a while back, but I didn't really think much of it.

>>32865522
> I listened to and not just hear
what does that mean?

>>32865567
Listen to it as background noise. Live elevator music.

>>32865550
garbage

get@me

Wood Spider - In the Thick of It

I HAVE THREE KINDS OF RELATIONSHIPS:
PERSONAL, SOCIAL, AND BUIIIIIIISSSNEEEEEESSS

IN MY MIND, THERE'S THREE KINDS OF TIME:
MORNING, NOON, AND NIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT

One of my favorite first tracks in recent memory.

Also it's free on their bandcamp, and there's no reason not to listen to it. There were beautifully packaged cassettes for sale, but I guess they all sold.

http://woodspider.bandcamp.com/

This... and I'm not big on black metal (not sure if this counts as black metal though)

>>32865567
payed attention to the music is what im trying to say.

>>32865593
2deep4u

>>32865318
Check out Tim Hecker's work if you haven't. Also check out some artists under Mille Plateaux's label you'd probably enjoy them too.

>>32865580
If you liked that Max Richter album, I thought that it sounded a bit similar to the second half of discreet music, but not as good. Both are a similar idea, taking a pre-existing composition then looping and phasing it. You might like some minimalist compositions like Steve Reich's Music For 18 Musicians and Terry Riley's In C if you like this technique.

>>32865614
definitely check this out if you havent

one of the most beautiful albums I've ever heard

>>32865677
How do you listen to this?

Bought this CD at a Boston record/comic store, not being familiar with any tracks. Best $12 I've ever spent.

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this.

>>32865614
Just started this. Adverse Effects is really promising so far.
Digging it.

>>32865712
Most people use their ears.

The last AM Architect EP (7 tracks) is really good. That being said, nothing this year made me go "wow, this is fantastic." Maybe Langsom Das by Gliss, or the new Dog Bite record. The best albums this year are trailing at 8s

>>32865712
there are downloads of all 4 discs mixed together

It took a few listens to appreciate as much as Eremita, but my fucking god that second track.

>>32865754
I mean
Do you listen to all 4 discs at once?
Or one at a time?
Or do you listen to them in every combination?

>>32865754
you know, a few seconds on google would have prevented this embarrassing display of stupidity.

>>32865651
Already a big fan of Tim Hecker. Seeing him live is is one of my best live experiences ever :) I'll definitely check out that label and it's artists. Thanks!

Heartthrob.

I've listened to this three times today

>>32865750
It's short, which works in its favor, and really concise. You never listen to just one song from.

>>32865677
you used the 4 cd's?

>>32865900
I agree.

Helps that /mu/ hates it, too.

>>32866033
If you listened to the mixed version, you did it pretty damn wrong.

>>32865985
see
>>32865677

>>32865911
I think I'll go listen to that next. I have a feeling it's going to be great.

>>32866081
fuck, i mean this >>32865795

>>32865814
I'm not that Anon, but there's a good stereo mix.
Uploaded it for you/anyone who wants it:
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/78705301/file.html

Enjoy.

>>32865847
Nice!
Enjoy bb

>>32866111
you heard me: >>32866071
Listen to it the way it was meant to be listened.

>>32866145
some of us don't have any intention of acquiring four stereos for the sake of listening to one album, as nice as it would be.

>>32866145
I hope you also listen to The Beatles' mono mixes through 1 speaker. Oh you don't? Okay then.

>>32866111
thanks!

Can't believe it took me so long to get around to listening to this, but it's phenomenal.

>>32866173
>Join with some friends
>set the stereos up
>beer and a smoke
>best experience i could've dreamed of.
And it was the first time i listened to it. You'll never experience such thing.
Sleep with this.

>>32866191
>listening to the beatles at all
oh god, i can barely breathe! how am i or any real music aficionados supposed to take anything you say seriously?

Listening to this album is the gayest thing I've ever done, and I fucked a dude once.

>>32866227
that does sound quite nice, but unfortunately my tastes have evolved beyond the childishly dilettantish tendencies of your average pleneian FL fan, so i'd in all likelihood feel massive crushing disappointment anyway.

>>32866227
Yeah, do you guys meet up every time you want to listen to the album though, because doing it once is great, doing it every time is ridiculous.

>>32866252
>and yet listens to The Flaming Lips

>>32866300
i don't listen to flaming lips, actually. see>>32866289.
it's okay, anon, not all people's tastes can be as elevated and elite as mine.

I highly recommend this. I put off listening to it for ages in case it disappointed, but it really didn't. Oddly accessible, even.

>>32863913
Here's a link, for those who want:
http://clppng.bandcamp.com/album/midcity

>>32866491
Thanks for that, saw Fantano talking about this.

>>32864277
>implying ITCOTCK isn't one of the greatest and most important albums ever

>>32866546
>greatest and most important albums ever

Someone linked this in a thread yesterday and I thought it was pretty good:
http://music.ei-n.com/album/point-l4

>>32866546
It is, but its popularity divides a lot of people. Personally I'd have preferred Red to be the /mu/ essential out of the two.

>>32866546

>>32866591
>>32866546
lol i think you were thinking of kid a m8

>>32866630
lol that's even funnier

>>32866677
but it's objectively true

>>32866705
But in terms of music, the objectivity stems from subjectivity.

why did i wait so long to listen to this album? seriously, if you're reading this right now and haven't listened to Astral Weeks, get off /mu/ and go do it.

>>32866820
it's kind of amazing how divided people are on this album. There are people that absolutely love it, and others who are really indifferent to it. does it take a while to click?

>>32864308
You have to be insane or deaf to not like Three Seed or Waste It On

Milo - Things That Happen at Day/Things That Happen at Night EPs

I really gotta listen to his mixtape

so fucking chill man

>>32865193
Pinkerton was great, but Songs From the Black Hole is perhaps the only Weezer album I could call 'brilliant'

amazing. Hits my feels and sounds so good. Too bad I ignored Swans for so long.

Gives me similar feels as deathconsciousness although it has some bright spots too. Anything else I'd like /mu/?

Its good to see another prog fag OP