/mu/ - Music (Temp full images)

Interesting idea OP, will do.

I haven't started listening to music yet

>>53100589
this is actually kind of hard to do, especially for the early years.

Thomas Jenkson thread?

>Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

>age 9 heard How You Remind Me by nickelback which introduced me to Alt. Rock and got a guitar
>age 10 kept listening to shitty radio rock, started getting into "heavier stuff" like disturbed and godsmack
>age 11 thought linkin park was the best and most innovative band of all time
>age 12 got into guitarherocore stuff like Buckethead and Dragonforce
>age 13 Metallica because I was le metalhead and thought I was better than everyone else
>age 14 As I started playing guitar 24/7 I got into grunge because my mom was gay about Kurt Cobain
>age 15 started listening to 90's punk when Nirvana got boring
>age 16 awful emo GF made me listen to Seether because I bear a resemblance to Shawn Morgan and I convinced myself I liked it
>age 17 Started listening to Radiohead nonstop because a friend told me they were really good and I got really into Kid A especially
>age 18 this was the year I heard Odd Future but quickly moved onto other hip hop like Busdriver and Hopsin
>age 19 NOIDED
>age 20 Just turned 20 a few months ago, been listening to Dance Gavin Dance and Such Gold nonstop because huge pleb

>>53101304
>DGD
nice
whats your favorite record of theirs

>>53101357
ufabulum

>>53101357
really liking how tillian's working with them, probably Acceptance Speech tbh, but Happiness, DBM1, and Death Star are all pretty great.

>>53101382
sp is cool too
do you like his solo bass stuff
>>53101390
huh, do you like their early stuff? that's all I could ever get into but I fucking love it

>>53101458
Nothing wrong with it, I'm just glad that Jon Mess' vocals have improved so much. Whatever you say is Royal Ocean is a classic though.

11-12 : Simple plan, Good Charlotte,blink182 (basic pop punk) + Eminem, d12, and pop shit on mtv.
13: Children of Bodom, iron Maiden , melodic metal phase + ^pop punk
14-15 : Metalcore, Death metal, Power Metal, Melodic Death Metal ect....
16-17: Prog Metal (Dream theater, symphony x....) classical prog (genesis, king crimson, yes, rush..)
18-19: prog, technical metal(Btbam, Protest the hero, dillinger escape plan)post-hardcore
20: Prog, technical metal, indie rock, pop punk, drone metal, post-rock
21- much the same but grew even deeper into post-rock and loads of indie band, also listen to a load of jazz.also start to grow out of metal\metal core. but still very in love with post-hardcore and for some reason pop-punk(new gen bands tho)
22- like before but started listening to emo,math rock, shoegaze, ambient, noise-rock...and load more of postrock and posthardcore.Also had a HUGE classical phase were for like 3 month that all i listened and red.

>>53100589
he kind of looks like the ceephax acid guy

>age 10 Shitty rock music.
>age 12 Started getting into "emo" bands at the time like Death Cab for Cutie, Cos being sad was the in thing.
>13 Friend introduced me to Punk and Metal greenday, metallica, iron madien etc.

>14 really started getting into heavy metal, mettalicca, disturbed etc.

>16 move on to happier stuff like rhcp, owl city i tyhink

18 1/4 decided top be a hipster cunt, listen to alot of chillwave and obscure folk shit

18 3/4 dedice to actually become my own person when listening to music, got really into wavpoorgenrer it pretty good and alot of post punk/ pop sdhit, like metirc, 2:54 and other stuff liek Ryhe and that band withj 3 english teenagers.

19 moving onto to experimental instrumentals, "gang" rap cos they actually spit some good ryhmes and fucking psydeic rock cos i wanna try psychotrics shits intresting.

>>53101106
>>53101136
>>53101741
SQUAREPUSHER GENERAL IN DISGUISE???

>Link to full discography:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/8xk2p5on62ouv,39cp1c2q11g1n,mj8buujuashgp,abc2840i0zm1u,w554xlvoy1zay,3x725j7mv54bt,3tcannoqr3nl7,6fy4adwntwq1c,w4ab9x4vuc25h,kdvd5g9j65bw9,cq6eeya5l9ove,3bxgqv1y2lxe3,jmqivd7j2g011,bj5cj3n8c64s3,vbe68j79kgt79,8b0brr8q39qd0,wv4rzckcc4f1c,edxx04ig3xf9m,gdyot3sk0yjgk,esswhytkfoj25,fwb3rsjw27fk2,cemf7y37r4xl6,uwup265d8p42p,9lujusi27lzq9,1b27tj81fodyd,0i6yb31t5ur3b,67k7286u4beuc,3ft8zmja62unq,bo9pwpb1b2pxg,8puap9bi65h4c,pmt9rdody2bpg,45e6sqepnfa43,37vqocatc066p/shared

>Bio (from RA):
Squarepusher, the performing pseudonym of Tom Jenkinson, is an English electronic music artist signed to Warp Records. He specialises in the electronic music genres of drum and bass, musique concrète (sampled digitally rather than by tape), and acid, albeit with a significant jazz influence.

Jenkinson was born in Chelmsford, Essex, and educated at King Edward VI Grammar School. A self-taught expert-level bass guitar player and drummer, his style of extremely fast, cut-up beats mixed with fusion jazz and interlaced with synth lines and samples has gained him a cult following. He is friends with Richard D. James (Aphex Twin), and his albums have been critically acclaimed for their forward-thinking approach to electronic music.

Jenkinson performs live, playing with a fretless or fretted bass guitar, a laptop, and other hardware.

One of his brothers, Andy Jenkinson, is also a respected recording artist, under the name Ceephax Acid Crew. A third brother, Jonny Jenkinson, also performs and occasionally supports his siblings on tour as a drum and bass DJ.

>Favourite release?
>Did he peak after Ultravisitor?
>Was he a good candidate for the Z MACHINES project?
>Was his jungle massive?
>Does he ever play tiddlywinks with Richard and Andy?
>Who would you like him to collaborate with (and why is it Herbie Hancock & Brian Eno)?

>>53101893
His jungle was massive and everything said hello back

>>53100589
>>53101185
>>53101893

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zw64wzb7rKk

http://youtu.be/hJLPSIxTKQo?t=5m45s

>>53101893
Do you think the Z-Machines could beat up Richard D James?

>>53102300
I'd pay to see a three-way boxing match between a Z-Machine, RDJ's monkey drummer and Ceephax

>>53101893
Yes he peaked with Ultravisitor. Perhaps his best album of all times.

>>53102341
my favourite of all time

>>53102341
he peaked at approximately the 2:50 mark of Iambic 9 Poetry

>>53102337
Ceephax would spit acid on them and win handily. That is the choice of Stein's Gate.

>>53102372
>Why Unreal Square?

12-13: Anime themes basically
14: Industrial, Metal, Industrial Rock :Rammstein, Metallica, Nine Inch Nails, Skinny Puppy,and Kmfdm
15: Death Metal, Black Metal, Grindcore, Industrial, Progressive metal: Strapping Young Lad/Devin Townsend, Anal Cunt, Napalm Death, Meshuggah, Dream Theater, Morbid Angel, Tool, Big Black, Swans, Whitehouse, Mayhem
16: Black Metal, Avant-Garde Metal: Arcturus, Ulver, Voivod. Agalloch, Emperor, The Third and the Mortal.
17: Death/Thrash/Black/Metal: Corrosion of Conformity, Ulver, Venom, Morbid Angel, Napalm Death, Arcturus, Mayhem
18: Death Metal, Neofolk, Post-Hardcore, Noise, Industrial, Idm: Type O Negative, Death In June, Atari Teenage Riot, The Blood Brothers, Whitehouse, Foetus, Current 93, Gorguts, Ulver, Cryptopsy, Stereolab, Boards of Canada, Venetian Snares, Mothlite, Guapo.
19: Progressive Rock, Industrial, Folk/Neofolk, Idm: Oval, Fennesz, Current 93, Magma, Univers Zero, Kate Bush, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Squarepusher, Coil, 16 Horsepower/Wovenhand..
20: Industrial, Minimalism, Black Metal, Ambient, Progressive Metal: Plaid, Coil, Bathory, Satanic Warmaster, Grausamkeit, La Monte Young, Kayo Dot, This Heat, Maudlin of the Well, Grumbling Fur
21: Black/Heavy Metal, Folk: Pentagram, Ildjarn, Teitanblood, Master's Hammer, Spirogyra.

>>53101893
I'm totally cool with squarepusher too,
I really liked hard normal daddy (obvious answer)
I would like to see what he would do with christian fennesz seeing as fennesz plays guitar and Jenkinson plays bass.

>>53102516
>fennesz plays guitar and Jenkinson plays bass

this would be cool

I'd also like to see the pearsquisher on a Battles track, it would totally fit in with the "rock band going forward with computer tech"

Sorry about the overindulgent album list holy shit.
>>53102516
Forgot to mention I listen to a lot of Kayo Dot/Toby Driver at 21

As far as albums go:
14: Nine Inch Nails - Broken
Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
Metallica - Ride The Lightning
Skinny Puppy - Mythmaker
15: Melivns/Lustmord - Pigs of the Roman Empire
Tool - Lateralus
Candlemass - Nightfall (should include them on the list)
Devin Townsend - Ziltoid the Omniscient
Meshuggah - Chaosphere
16: Ulver - Perdition City
Ulver - Themes From William Blake's the Marriage of Heaven and Hell
Arcturus - The Sham Mirrors
The 3rd and the Mortal - Tears Laid in Earth
Agalloch - The Mantle
17: Ulver - Shadows of the Sun
Mayhem - Grand Declaration of War
18: The Blood Brothers - Crimes/Young Machetes
Type O Negative - October Rust
Mothlite - The Flax of Reverie
Gorguts - Obscura
Whitehouse - Bird Seed
Guapo - Elixirs
19: Kate Bush - Hounds of Love
Magma - Attahk/Live/Udu Wudu
Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
Wovenhand - Mosaic
16 Horsepower - Secret South
20: Coil - Horse Rotorvator/Love's Secret Domain
Bathory - Self Titled
La Monte Young - The Well Tuned Piano
Some Bizarre Records - If You Can't Please Yourself, You Can't Please Your Soul
Satanic Warmaster - Strength and Honour
Kayo Dot - Choirs of The Eye/Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue
Maudlin of the well - Bath/Leaving Your Body Map
21: Kayo Dot - Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue, Coffins on Io
Pentagram - Relentless
Teitanblood - Death
Master's Hammer - The Jilemnice Occultist
Spirogyra - Bells Boots and Shambles

I'll just go with favourite artist
10-Alan Jackson
11-15 AC/DC
15-17 RHCP
17 Arctic Monkeys
17-18 Weezer
18-19 Ween

As simple as i can put it from the top of my head. Collection of most impactful and memorable artists by the years i discovered and fell in love. You can clearly see when i converted.

up until 2006 - generic punk + rock / green day / dadcore / top 40
2007 - rhcp / jt / generic rock / guitar hero core
2008 - generic hip hop / generic rock / guitar hero core
2009 - karnivool / tool / zappa
2010 - the mars volta / dirty projectors / DM stith
2011 - radio head / sufjan stevens / the dear hunter
2012 - swans / animal collective / death grips / sigur ros / bjork
2013 - aphex twin / amon tobin / Flips / xiu xiu / dg / flylo / of montreal
2014 - mount eerie / coil / liars / OPN / ARCA / ambient music in general
2015 - jenny death / canoooooopy / giant claw / loscil

10-13: Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Papa Roach, Blink 182, Green Day
14: System of a Down, video game music, Tony Hawks soundtracks
15: The Mars Volta, Explosions in the Sky, 65daysofstatic, Red Sparowes other post-rock
16: Kayo Dot, Daughters, Converge, The Locust, Wolf Eyes, An Albatross, BTBAM, The Blood Brothers
17-18: The Libertines, Klaxons, The Horrors, Crystal Castles, Test Icicles
19: Johnny Foreigner, volcano!, Why?, Hymie's Basement, mewithoutYou
20-21: Texas is the Reason, Mineral, Sunny Day Real Estate, The Smiths
22: The Antlers, Burial, Arrogant Sons of Bitches, Lantlos, Agalloch
23: ????
24: Demdike Stare, Emptyset, Eleh, Tim Hecker
25: meme rap

oh god. embarrassment.

6-7: red hot chili peppers, hated pink floyd and queen since i thought it was "old people music"
8-10: black eyed peas and linkin park, didnt have many songs but i listened to the popular ones thousands of times
11-13:Tenacious D, flight of the Concords, queen, staind, coldplay
14:muse, coldplay
15:system of a down, muse, coldplay, pink floyd, sonata arctica
16: clutch, SOAD, sonata arctica, gorrilaz, starfucker, infected mushroom, Darren korb, pendulum
17: that was two months ago. became a huge fan of devin townsend along with the rest.

>My dad said I listened to things [1 year to 4 years]
STORIES:
A)I dont remember the story behind it.

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>Not cared about music (even about mainstream music) [4 years to 1994]
STORIES:
A)The things I saw on tv while watching tv programs and on radio were not insteresting enought to make me care about it or think about searching for better stuff.

B)The fact I didnt had MTV in my house and didn't listened to radio by myself (only listened when friends or someone else around me decided to turn on the radio) reduced my exposure to music.

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>Mamonas Assasinas (1995)
STORIES:
A)This band was mainstream in this year, saw on tv and liked their songs.

B)I only had exposure to music by tv and friends (that also only had exposure to music by tv and their friends) and sometimes radio, and so mainstream music. I didnt liked the bands from those places enought to make me care about or think about seatching for better stuff or to care about something other than Mamonas Assasinas.

C)Mamonas Assasinas didn't made me start to care about other music, because tv didn't showed enought stuff like this and the few times I listened to radio it played only the same few things, so Mamonas Assasinas was kind of unique to me.

D)The fact I didn't had mtv in my house and didn't listened to radio by myself (only listened when friends around me decided to turn on the radio) reduced my exposure to music and so the chance to listen other things other than Mamonas Assasinas.

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>>53105441
>I am back to not caring about music again (even about mainstream music) [1996-1999]
STORIES:
A)Mamonas assasinas became boring to me and also they died in 96.

B)The things I saw on tv while watching tv programs were still not insteresting enought to make me care about it or think about searching for better stuff.

C)I also didn't had mtv in my house and didn't listened to radio by myself so this reduced my exposure to bands.

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>Guns and Roses (2000)
STORIES:
A)One of my classmates used to talk about Guns and Roses and also they played it on school radio sometimes at the lunch time. So, I listened to the songs and liked it.

B)Saw things on tv and radio and didn't liked it enought to care about it.

C)I discovered Guns and Roses, but the others bands in TV and school werent similar to Guns and Roses to make me think about searching more bands.

D)I also still didn't had MTV and didnt listened to radio, other than the school radio (a mainstream radio) so this reduced my exposure to bands.

E)Saw the name doom metal while searching for things about the game Ultimate Doom in on internet. But the amount of websites I found were few ones because of the crappy search engine I used at the time. Also, the brazillians websites I found were crappy, small and had just info. Also I had a crappy internet and it was modem that means I was limited by the amount of time I could use it. So I forgot and stoped to care about those websites in less then 1 week. Also I wanted alot to find stuff about ultimate doom game that make not care too much about those doom metal websites that I was getting in the search result.

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>>53105452
>I am back to not caring about music again (even about mainstream music) [2001-2004]
STORIES:
A)I stopped to care about Guns and Roses in 2001, it became boring to me.

B)Saw things on tv and radio and didn't liked it enought to care about it or music and it.

C)The fact I didnt listened to radio (school radio ended) reduced my exposure to music.

D)Started to have mtv in my house in 2002 but watched mostly the non music programs and when it showed some music I didn't liked it.

E)I used to jump from websites to others websites, but they were mostly game websites, meme websites, video websites and other random stuff.

F)Saw the name Atari Teenage Riot somewhere and because of the name I decided to check it, the website had just few samples and I didn't liked those few samples (2 songs I think) I tried.

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>Rammstein [2005]
STORIES:
A)In 2005 I was looking at random articles on wikipedia, about alot of stuff (not exactly random but jumping from article to other articles).
I saw articles with names like doom metal, industrial metal, black metal and other metal genres and I said WTF are those names. So, I said to myself "I will try to find one artist that I like in each one of those metal genres", I started with power metal, I think, getting the names in the article and trying their songs downloading them and was not able to find one that I liked.
Then I decided to try industrial metal and tried Rammstein that was listed on the article as a industrial band, I liked the songs I got to try, and started to try more Rammstein songs and liked them. I decided to quit this specific quest, and stopped to try more metal bands from other genres.
PS: Rammstein was not mainstream in my country (Brazil).

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>>53105463
Mostly electronic music songs I got from ishkur guide and some other songs from the artists that made those songs [2006-2007]
STORIES:
A) Now (in 2006), I was curious about music and continued to check wikipedia articles about music.

B)One day, almost one year after i found the metal genres, I saw the article made to the speedcore sub-genre and it said that this sub-genre had songs with extreme BPM, and had a link to a website called Ishkur Guide to Electronic Music. I saw the guide and said WTF... and after some days using it I said again said to myself, "I will try to find at least one song on each one of those sub-genres I like", and started to try the songs listed there. After many months trying songs I decided to quit this quest (in 2007) because on some sub-genres I didn't liked any of the songs listed there (like speedbass, terrorcore and some techno sub-genres), but I already started to search more about music (read that as looking outside wikipedia and ishkur guide).

C)When I checked industrial part of the guide it opened my mind and IT MADE RAMMSTEIN LOOKS LIKE SHIT.
I stopped listening to Rammstein few months after I saw the guide.

D)Few weeks after I discovered Ishkur Guide I used to say "Wikipedia music articles has some things that contradict themselfs, but fix those things and Wikipedia is ok".
After 2 or 3 months after it I used to say "5% of the wikipedia musical articles are wrong"
After I quit the ishkur guide quest, I used to say "70% of the wikipedia music articles are wrong"
After few months after it and right now I say "just dont use wikipedia to search about music, just dont do it"

>>53105472
E)I discovered last.fm website, but because of the wierd interface at the time I didn't discovered how it worked (why it had some full songs and then songs with only 30 seconds, and why it had so many artists?).

F)Some day in 2006 I decided to recheck some music articles on wikipedia and checked again the doom metal one, the article had a website (www.doom-metal.com) and I decided to check it.
I tried some samples from the artists there and I saw one called Lord Grief, his song were like some of the songs on ultimate doom game that I liked. And I said "wow doom metal sounds like some ultimate doom game songs, cool, need to check more about it" I also saw the artist Sunn o))) and the sample there was the song The Gates Of Ballard that also reminded me of some ultimate doom songs . I continued to check but almost everything I checked was traditional doom metal (I didn't new that the most of the stuff I were trying were traditional doom metal).
I didn't liked those songs and decided to check their radio, but it mostly played boring songs (traditional doom metal). So I decided to not care about doom metal. In my mind the lord grief and sunn o))) songs were just exceptions and just few songs were good.


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>House, chiptune, doom metal, metal with electronic music influences, atari teenage riot [2008]
STORIES:
A)Many months after the first last.fm visit, I decided to recheck last.fm and made one account and still didnt discoved how it worked mostly because of the wierd UI.

B)Few months after it, I decided to recheck last.fm again and I discovered what it was and how it worked and started to use it.

C) I had the nullsleep song that I discovered and downloaded because of the ishkur quest. And because of my lack of scrobbles (I was just starting last.fm), last.fm gave me alot of chiptune stuff as recommendation and I got and tried some of those chiptune recommendations.

>>53105489
D)Decided to recheck the artist atari teenage riot to remember how his other songs other than the one on ishukr guide were. I listened to the song speed and other songs and decided to try his songs more and liked it.

E)I remembered that I didn't liked many doom metal songs and liked some similar to ultimate doom game songs and decided to check if those similar to ultimate doom game songs by asking on enciclopedia for a doom metal sub-genre and bands similar to those ultimate doom songs. A guy said many bands and I tried them, and liked the band ahab and some songs from other bands.


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>House, chiptune, doom metal, ambient, dark ambient, casiocore, math rock, metal with electronic music influences, lightning bolt, atari teenage riot [2009-2011]
STORIES:
A)Was visiting 4chan on 2009 and saw a thread that people posted their music folders, one had blue folders and I decided to check the picture. It had folders like clinical ambient and other stuff with similar name. I decided to check what clinical ambient was and found a website that explained about those types of dark ambient ( http://www.pugachov.ru/eem/ambientguide.html ), I decided to check on youtube to see how those dark ambient stuff was and saw this video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6nLKCJdUvk ) that showed some songs to each type of dark ambient that the website explained. Because of the videos, I decided to try every artist listed on the website and on the videos (full discography) and liked many songs and some artists. After 1 year trying it, I saw that I liked, dark drone, ritual ambient, martial ambient.

PS: When something is not on later parts on the chart this means I doenst listen to it anymore.

WILL EDIT AND FINISH THE FLOWCHART LATER

OBS: SOMEHOW I WOULD BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN IN DETAL (YES EVEN MORE DETAIL) HOW I FOUND MOST OF THE BANDS I LIKE OR LIKED.

>>53100589
>elementary:Outkast and missy elliot some bob marley
>middle school: Outkast,lil wayne,gucci mane,rise against,daft punk,panic at the disco,other reggae artist
>high school:mf doom,bassnectar,radiohead,smashing pumpkins,brand new,jon hopkins,burial and flyo
>college:field recordings,idm, whatever dean blunt and james ferraro is called,hecker and such


theres more but just woke up not naming them all autismo hasnt kicked in yet :)

Jesus Christ, I've never seen so many thought through, detailed posts on here. You fuckers really like talking about yourselves, don't you? If only people could put this much effort in to discussing music on here.

>>53105688
they have autismo

In grade school I listened to pop radio and especially liked the R&B songs.

In middle school I got into anime and started listening to J-rock as well. "Everything except country and rap phase."

In high school I started listening to classic rock, then entry-level indie. Really liked David Bowie and The Pixies.

In university I started paying attention to /mu/ and got deep into indie pop, post-punk, and New Wave. I also lost my fear of listening to mainstream pop.

Now that I'm finishing university I'm more into techno, house, noise, and ambient, but don't follow music as much as I used to.

>9 Shitty hard rock
>10 thrash and speed metal
>11 prog metal (Dream Theater basically)
>12 Black metal
>13 more obscure black metal
>14 even more obscure black metal
>15 prog rock (when I discovered my fav band of all time King Crimson)
>16 krautrock and zeuhl
>17 post rock
>18 I discovered /mu/ and listened to the essentials, especially Animal Collective and GY!BE
>19 Doom and Stoner metal
>20 noise rock
>21 japanoise and grindcore
>22 power electronics and experimental stuff
>23 I'm getting into onkio and field recordings

>>53105688
It's /mu/'s curse.