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***IF YOU'RE NEW AND WOULD LIKE TO JOIN, READ THIS FIRST!***

It's January 25th!

The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and, ideally, cutting ourselves to albums we've never heard before.
We track our progress using calendars, which we fill with the albums we listen to on each day, and a rating of some sort for all of them. There are templates in mega link at the end of this post, but people never read this part and always ask for them anyways. We encourage you to write the albums' titles and the artists' names somewhere on your calendar. We don't have any tools for creating these calendars; we use paint.net unless you're a filthy GIMP pleb.
You can predetermine a schedule for a month, or you can report back on whatever album you randomly picked every day. Many of us make our schedules interesting in various ways, popular ones being genre restrictions, new releases, and recs from the /daily/ community.

We used to do listen alongs, but we don't really have the time anymore. For this, we had a plug.dj room, which we still use occasionally to hang out for a little while. It's usually empty, so if you want to spend a little time there, post in the thread; there most likely will be someone up for it. You can find it here:
>http://plug.dj/some-dumb-plug-dj-community/

In case plug.dj is empty we have a backup empty room. You can find that here:
>wavelength.fm/stripey's

Only tripfags can start the threads. If the thread is not yet up by 15:30 GMT, we encourage you to start it! Just be sure to use the shitty OP. Of course you can start it earlier than that too you disgusting pleb

Most importantly, kill yourself!

Templates
https://mega.co.nz/#!8oZT0bQJ!owvNM1Z9hwspSzHw-1HXpWnbHlXPwWdwv0eRCyhmGHg

>> No.53107462

Funny joke, Terminus! Almost as funny as the hating Tagaq one!

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>>53107462

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Swirlies - Blonder Tongue Audio Baton

Nice noise pop record, wasn't too sold on the guy's vocals but the girl's vocals were very cute and reminded me of Bilinda Butcher a bit. Tbh this whole album reminded me of an American indie version of Isn't Anything. It's a nice enough record and definitely worth checking out if you're into shoegaze and the like, although I must say that this record was a case of "almost great": there were some nice tunes on here and it didn't really drop in quality along the way, but never did it feel like it was truly doing something special. I guess "Bell" and "Pancake" were very nice songs and the rest was all good. 7/10

>> No.53107711

>most of what I changed from the OP yesterday still used
feels good

I'm not on my home PC where I have my charts but today for Benji (and Aqam) vs Scaruffi I heard TVU and Nico

Which I already had reviewed here months ago but anyways it's 8/10

AND I also heard White Light/White Heat which I wasn't supposed to but fuck I wanted more Velvet Underground after the debut ended.
This one is much better. Rawer, more offensive and more powerful, this is a masterpiece. Sister Ray is one of the best rock songs ever.

9/10

>> No.53107743

>>53107448
get a life

>> No.53107744

>>53107711
I could've changed it all but didn't feel like it

Also White Light/White Heat is objectively TVU's best album, glad to know you too have recognized that

>> No.53107758

>>53107744
I still haven't heard the next two albums. How do you rate them?

and only plebs don't recognize White Light as the best

>> No.53107818
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Today I listened to one of the classic piano suites I never really checked out for some reason, Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition"

This is the piece from which the famous "Promenade" theme comes from, heard at the start of this here little video. You'd probably recognize it;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmaAd00JlaM

This was an absolutely phenomenal suite. Each track, including every variation of the promenade, was entirely engrossing. I was particularily fond of Gnomus, Tuileries, Catacombae and, of course, the legendary Bydlo.

I may incorporate this into my piano repetoire. It was an amazing experienced and it seems like many of the pieces here would be great fun to play. Supposedly it's quite tough, so it should be fun to learn :)

Ravel worked this suite into a wonderfully orchestrated version that is often discussed ahead of the original piano suite, but the piano works are great nontheless. I recommend checking out either version, as both are very rewarding.

These were some phenomenal compositions and the suite played out incredibly smoothly from front to back.

>> No.53107853

>>53107758
both are 6-6.5/10s for me, they're nice pop records but a far cry from the daring, noisy experimentation that made their first two albums the classics they are

For some reason many people hail their s/t as their best though so eh. I mean, it's far from bad but I don't understand the praise it's getting.

>>53107818
That reminds me, I have it on my laptop. I should listen to it. Also Torts, don't you love In the Mood for Love? I watched another film by the same director today, "Chungking Express". It's really great, you should check it out if you haven't already.

>> No.53107868

>>53107853
>Also Torts, don't you love In the Mood for Love?
Is one of my favorite films.

Chungking Express is great too :0

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>>53107744
>>53107758
>>53107711
>le sucking on my ding-dong face

>> No.53107932

>>53107906
>not liking The Gift

>> No.53107935
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ok well i wasn't a big fan of this first time around so I guess i'll listen to this

>> No.53107991

>>53107906
The Gift is one of the best tracks though, the weird deadpan and black humor that goes throughout the whole album combined with the guitar improv on the other headphone make that track really nice to me. Also the only track I don't see myself returning to is Here She Comes Now, which isn't that special.

Why do you prefer the debut? IMO this does everything the debut does better

>> No.53107995

>>53107932
I don't really mind it, but it slows down the album a lot for no good reason. Also the mixing is a bit annoying. That's my main problem with it.

>> No.53108000
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Also, any of you guys have albums that no matter how many times people say they are omfg the best thing ever you really just think it's at best okay and nothing special? Pic related for me. I've listened to this album like 20 times just to see if I'll finally "get" it but yeah it's jut like... woo hoo alt rock.

I mean, except Pink Moon. Yer just a pleb if you don't like Nick Drake.

>> No.53108006

>>53107711
These are pretty much my ratings

>> No.53108032

>>53108000
Its 2deep4u

>> No.53108050

>>53107995
Ah.

>>53108000
I've always seen it as a good entry-level alt rock album. And that's about it.

>> No.53108059

>>53108000
Pleb checking in, I didn't get Pink Moon

but yeah, Radiohead are the most overrated band on /mu/ . That record is good, but it stays at good never becoming anything special except some sections.

>>53108006
let me guess you would rate banana lower?

>> No.53108068

>>53107991
>this does everything the debut does better
My point exactly :^)
Not really though. If you're into the proto-punk aspect, then yeah, WH/WL is obviously the way to go, there's definitely more of that. The psychedelia is for the most part gone though, and I'll take good OG psych over anything punk related any day.

>> No.53108077

>>53108000
I love that album, I find it vivid, expertly written, easy to get really lost in.

Kid A, on the other hand... yeah, it's an alright change of style, but I have no idea where the acclaim for THAT comes from.

>> No.53108091

>>53107818
good luck if you're going to learn that. it's absolutely hideous, the most unpianistic mess I've ever seen on manuscript paper.

>>53107853
>>53107868
have you guys seen wong's Grandmaster? it was really disappointing but I'm worried I like anything with tony leung these days

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One last spot on this one!
Give me some Noise Rock
>>53108000
Never understood the Radiohead hype going on on /mu/, their albums aren't bad, nice music, but really nothing spectacular

>> No.53108101

>>53108059
8 and 8.5 or 9 not sure. I haven't listened to them in a while though

>> No.53108124

>>53108100
Brain Eraser

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>>53108100

>> No.53108149

>>53108000
Honestly that's my reaction to a lot of classic albums. The most popular and acclaimed albums usually sound alright to me, but I can't shake the feeling that they're just praised because of their status rather than their ability to hold their own in 2015. There are a lot of classics that I do love of course, but sometimes I just don't get the hype.

That being said, I do love OKC, but I suppose that's because Radiohead got me into music basically, so I have a connection with it. I can totally understand why you wouldn't love OKC if you only listened to it for the first time after broadening your music taste.

>>53108091
I haven't but from what I'm getting thegeneral consensus is that he really hasn't made anything great after In the Mood for Love.

>> No.53108174

>>53108091
>it's absolutely hideous, the most unpianistic mess I've ever seen on manuscript paper.
fuk

That bad? The first promenade is already looking pretty clusterfucky :|

>>53108100
>>53108077
I would preface my OK Computer talk with "I love Kid A". Kid A is one of the albums that dances in and out of my 5-star slot in RYM. I just don't think their works before it are worth a damn at all, and nothing I've felt listening to their early works has ever changed that :\

>> No.53108197

>>53108068
remember you are talking with a guy who hates punk except 4 albums and that pans punk classics

I think the themes are more interesting (although both deal with the same sort of topics more or less), the lyricism more creative, the delivery MUCH better, and I can't see something White Light doesn't do better expect the "poppy" parts, and including the best songs on both albums, the lengthy closers (Sister Ray > European Son).

what psychedelic elements are at play on the debut that aren't on White Light?

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arab on radar - yahweh or the highway

noisy, angular riffs, off kilter drumming. just fun overall. bit more dynamic than qhII but i think the shorter tracks are more suited for them.

fav tracks: birth control blues, cocaine mummy, my mind is a muffler

8/10

YotH = QHII

>> No.53108243

>>53108149
that's sadly accurate

>>53108174
I find that reading through it helps me to appreciate ravel even further!

>> No.53108286

>>53108243
>I find that reading through it helps me to appreciate ravel even further!
oh fuck Ravel's piano works are heaven :---0

They seem so gawd awfully hard, but after learning Le Tombeau, playing each piece is just so smooth. It's like your hands just fall into place while playing them. He's definitely my favorite to play.

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Also because I forgot to post on Friday and was out on Saturday, three summaries today.

I always thought Shiina Ringo was just simple singer-songwriter, but it's actually not too bad world music. Good range of instruments, interesting melodies, and an appealing flow. However maybe it was too cohesively strung as it all just whizzed past in an instant, it felt like an exhibition. 5.9/10 regardless.

Hymn to the Immortal Wind was fucking gorgeous, god damn. Here's a band that can actually do a third wave post-rock crescendo formula with all the perfect measurement and emotion it deserves. Amazing soundscapes and subtleties, sprawling progression, and just tons of fire and focus. Brilliant musicianship. 8.6/10

Spirit Garden is a string-based orchestral work by Toru Takemitsu. My work colleague, who is the Head of Strings in our music department, recommended it to me. It's an incredible showcase of the strings in an orchestra, but the smooth yet disconcerting/eerie atmospheres aren't very much my taste. Still, the climaxes are just as relaxed as the lingering sections to show the skill of the violins, with the undertones from double basses and cellos bolstering the atmosphere. It's a great insight into the world of stringed instruments (I've only ever touched piano and woodwind myself.) 7.3/10

>> No.53108420

>>53108091
Ay, Karen. Where've you been?

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2 spots remain, for EPs
I need one that is 1 or 2 songs (any reasonable EP total length), and one with a lead instrument you usually don't hear

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>>53108438
If you're not afraid of stuff you may not be familiar with, then there's this, which kind of fits both categories.
It's basically lo-fi gabber/hardcore composed and played on an Amiga computer.

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>>53108438
only has 2 tracks

>> No.53108585
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finally made my February chart, decided to just take some albums from my RYM wishlist and put them on. I can't wait to begin

>>53108000
I think people are expecting some game changing music, but OK Computer is just some really good alt rock and it should be viewed as anything more

>> No.53108627

>>53108585
best Replacements album

>> No.53108652

>>53108542
what is it? reverse image gave me nada

>>53108584
I really don't like this band from my memory, but i'll try it. thanks!

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>>53108585
Crap, that's not what I wanted to post

>> No.53108696

>>53108652
John Dark - Protracker's End EP
You cn probably rebuild the tracklist from youtube. I'm not sure if there is any active DL anywhere. if not, I'll see if I can rip it somehow.

>> No.53108714
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>>53108652
oh, you won't like it then
better use this one

>> No.53108774

>>53108420
my computer died but I was planning to stop anyway due to work and commitments

>> No.53108788

>>53108197
>I think the themes are more interesting, the lyricism more creative
I couldn't care less about the themes with the exception of a couple of tracks in general.
>the delivery much better
I never noticed such a thing. Maybe you're right,
>Sister Ray > European Son
Correct, but Heroin also trumps European Son, as do most tracks on the album. European Son is important in that it's a very early noise piece in popular music, but if you're looking for that, there are much better places to look, both in terms of boldness, and guality. You won't find much from before TVU&N, but if you can't find anything better from around TVU&N, you're just doing it wrong. If you're looking for proto-punk, again, anything on WH/WL is a better candidate. If you're looking for 60s psych rock, which you should when going into TVU&N, it's one of the weaker tracks on there. I'm not saying it's bad, I do like it, I'm saying no matter what you see in it, there are better songs to give you that thing.
Sister Ray, not so much. There's nothing quite like Sister Ray. Same goes for Heroin in my opinion. You know I'm not good at describing music, so let's leave it at that for now, at least until I finish this album I'm listening to right now, so that I can listen to it a couple of times to gather my thoughts.
>what psychedelic elements are at play on the debut that aren't on White Light?
Same as above, I'm having trouble putting it into words. There's half an hour left of this album, I'll try to explain once it's over.

>> No.53108855

>>53108714
oh man I actually really want to hear this. ok that'll go on, thank you! i've heard boris with sunn, sunn with merzbow, this is the next step

>>53108696
>I'll see if I can rip it somehow.
it would be massively appreciated

>> No.53108987
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>Sea Wolf - Leaves in the River
>indie pop

Neither bad nor good/ heard it all before indie pop experience that pretty forgettable. I've listened to this album a few times already and my mind is drawing a huge blank. This album is suited for background music at your local coffee shop.


Also I switched out the merzbow album since someone pointed out that its 5 hours long and I don't think i have that sort of time.

>> No.53108999
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Today, I listened to Wass Reggae by Askia Modibo.
There is mostly one thing that can be said about this album : it really blends well the sound of roots reggae and a more "local flavoured" sound. Which means lots of brass, lots of languages alternances, a bit of synth when you can, and additionnal melodic percussions and choirs.
The problem however is that these characteristics are never really assumed and exploited : the album feels more like a local band trying to play some reggae with their usual formation rather than bending the music they refer to in order to make it fit to their codes - which could have been more interesting.
The final result is far from bad, but still it is kid of a letdown.
That song about Bamako's trafic is pretty surprizing though.

sample : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDAHcsZliv0

>> No.53109065

>>53108987
>This album is suited for background music at your local coffee shop
perfect description, these guys played live at a restaurant in my city, was a really nice atmosphere, the band member's are pretty cool though, they talked alot with the audience during and after the show, very nice people

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anyways, I've finally decided on what my Feb. calendar will be. Anyone want to help me figure out what pieces to tackle of his, if you're familiar with him?

>> No.53109247

>>53109119
You may want to take this to a classical thread. my familiarity with bach starts and ends with knowing he made some good music a long time ago

>> No.53109265

>>53109247
>You may want to take this to a classical thread.
Already done :0
I just hope my intrusion is welcomed warmly ;-;

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still got a bit of space for February. rec me stuff but make sure scaruffi's given it an 8 or 8.5, heres a list to help you out:

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/SellMeAGod/scaruffitize_me__capn__pt__2/3/

>> No.53109311

>>53109279
why do you have 5 weeks?

>> No.53109330

>>53109311
more space

>> No.53109353
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I made a February chart.

>> No.53109397
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Back home so here's the update Scaruffi chart

>>53108788
Yeah, Heroin is better than European but after Heroin the last two tracks are my favorite.
I'm curious to hear more from you after that album ends

>> No.53109408

>>53109353
solid ass month. Look forward to Refused, The Jazz Composer's Orchestra, Fever Ray, Broken Social Scene and Talk Talk

>> No.53109421

>>53109279
Pretty sure he's rated the Ozrics' Erpland an 8.

>> No.53109439

>>53109330
but there's not that many days in february... are you going to start early? or finish late?

>> No.53109457

>>53109421
yep he did, added
>>53109439
starting today

>> No.53109474

is rym slow as shit for anyone else?

>> No.53109490

>>53109279
Give Mnemonists - Mnemonist Orchestra a try.

>>53109474
Yes, it is.

>>53109397
Working on it.

>> No.53109506

>>53109474
Yep, here too and I need to tag my shit.

>> No.53109597

>>53109490
WORKINONIT

>>53108999
I'm always sad when I see ol' Mort doesn't have reply to this reviews because they're from a genre most people don't give a shit about. Just know I read most and I downloaded some albums because of your' recs bruddah

>>53109279
you better rate that Branca album an 8.5 or above

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>>53109119
updated

>> No.53109654

>>53109619
>concertos

>> No.53109663

>>53109597
Last time I heard it it was barely a 6

>> No.53109688

>>53109663
WHAT
plz be trolling

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This was really good, got even better towards the end, very nice vocal delivery, thanks Aqam!
>>53108134
so, this one next and then I'll either start with the tourney or go on with my regular calendar a bit (still a day behind there)

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>>53109597
Don't worry m8, next month's theme is so popular on /mu/ I'll be drowning in replies.
R-right?
(I'll take any rec that fits into any category though)

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this was a weird one. lots of cool samples, groovy instrumentation, but then there was so much quietness. I just don't get why they drew it out so much. this album could have been 2/3s the length, and been better for it.

>> No.53109864

>>53109663
>

>>53109779
>nigeria

Uh, i-is it ok if I rec Mariata - This Is Marijata? I mean, it's Ghanese, but afro-funk all the same so...

>>53109397
Do Pere Ubu next. Possibly the best post-punk album of all ever.

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ayy lmao

Some guy shared a bunch of folk albums yesterday, so I just grabbed a few and that's what I'll be listening to the coming days I guess.

>> No.53109959

>>53109919
Right? I tried starting the /trad/ general again, but it just kinda died off.

maybe i need to make more interesting OP pics....

>> No.53109963
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I'm catching up, here's There Goes Concorde Again:

Hey you! What a lovely opener, the feel good vibe, the sweet childish chorus, the saxophone during the verses, the terrible female vocalist, works just fine as introduction, as it gives you a slight (really slight) hint of the strangeness of the forthcoming tracks, but what happens from here tends to be hard to describe, I’ll make a try anyway. Most of the tracks are collages of ideas and sounds and don’t follow conventional structures. Haunting samples, noisy keyboards and synths and atonal passages take turns to accompany the vocalist meaningless gibberish, which adds up a great deal to the overall weirdness of the album.

The thing with this album is that half of tracks fail to evolve from only weird to frightening, interesting or rewarding, and not many of them had me at the edge of my seat. Take the streak of tracks from Tenderly Hurt Me to Middle of the Road, each of these tracks are so uninteresting, so stale, so boring, they fail to grab me on any way. They are only, weird. Then the title track comes and things get a little better. And then Punk Kissing, nice bass/keyboard/whatever line, everything is normal, BAM, it’s guitar time! The last two tracks close the album with no mayor surprises. It’s definitely unique, but it’s not something I’d die to re-experience anytime soon.

5/10

Valravn coming up.

>> No.53109984

>>53109959
Meh, most of /mu/ doesn't really care about traditional music I guess.

>> No.53110019

>>53109864
No it's not, but it's going on my upcoming Afro-April.

>> No.53110110

>>53109279
Meet The Residents please

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>>53109984
It's a damn shame, really.

Also, just decided to start going through this list I arranged because Spotify said these artists were similar to This Heat. I'm on 154, and I'm liking a post-punk album? What?

>> No.53110142

>>53110113
wow literally non of them are similar to this heat
but yeah 154 is great

>> No.53110145

>>53110113
Spotify, like last.fm, doesn't really think in terms of "this is similar", but rather "other people who liked this album also like these".

>> No.53110176

>>53110142
>>53110145
Yeah, I figured. Just wanted to have an excuse to listen to more music outside of my calendar. Plus it's a habit I got into last summer, making long playlists of albums I need to listen to.

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took a long time to get going, and then didn't do much with the momentum. the slowed down section at the end was slowed to a point of almost being off putting.

>> No.53110291

>>53109751
Yea it's a great album. Really unappreciated, it only has 76 ratings on rym.

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>>53109963
>Valvarn - Valvarn

They do sound similar to Björk. The female vocalist is as loud as her, she’s passionate and intense, she sings about love and other pretty things (probably). But the similarities with the Icelandic weirdo go much far than just a similar vocal delivery, they share a similar approach to artsy pop and electronic music. But unlike Björk, Valvarn takes a heavy inspiration from old nordic folk.

The albums starts fantastically with Hedebys, a duo of violin and guitar dance around Anna’s voice, as keyboards, acoustic guitar, tribal like percussion take their place in the song. The slower paced tracks, Dromte mig en drom and Svend i Rosengaard set a medieval atmosphere with the use of winds, strings and ancient folk sounding guitars, and Marsk and Bialowieska, two instrumental mash-ups of medieval folk and electronic undertones continue this trend. Most other tracks follow an interesting formula, they set up an initial idea, build it up and get more intense and urgent near the end, and Krummi is a definitive high note because of that, as it grows darker and heavier sounding as the time passes. Òlavur Riddararós takes the cake as the catchiest track around, a simpler and happier note on the album that goes through a noisy dark interlude just to go back to greener places. Other tracks failed to grab me, but the overall impression is very positive.

7.5/10
Really enjoyable, thanks a lot Raziel.

>> No.53110310

>>53110291
>unappreciated
Dropped

>> No.53110408

Giving Bear, if you're here, which genre would you say weeping / creeping belongs to?

>> No.53110431

>>53110408
Pop/Rock

>> No.53110439 [DELETED] 

>>53110310
Why

>> No.53110442

>>53109597
After listening to about half of TVU&N and some of WH/WL, I'm pretty sure it was the extra instrumentation and the droney guitars that makes me see TVU&N as more psychedelic than the following album. Especially on Venus In Furs. Obviously, it's not psychedelic like the albums most commonly labeled as such, but I think it definitely has a hazy, exotic feel to it. WH/WL on the other hand only really feels esoteric because of the noisy recording. With the exception of the later half of Sister Ray when it really starts getting messy, I feel WL/WH is even poppier than the debut. Emphasis on "feel". This is a completely unfounded opinion, and I don't want to present it as anything other than that.

>> No.53110461

>>53110442
I switched up WL/WH in the beginning there.

>> No.53110479

>>53110439
Nvm I misread as underrated.

>>53110442
>>53110461
White Light really isn't esoteric at all. It's just pretty and distorted rock music.

>> No.53110513

>>53110479
Yes, that is what I wrote. Or attempted to write.

>> No.53110531
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striped_socks I saw you returned yesterday so if you see this I need a pick from you

>> No.53110584

>>53110513
It seemed to me like you tried to say it was esoteric but in another way. It wasn't really poppy at the time of release, though. There's too much distortion for that. Other than that it's mostly a bunch of repeated blues licks. Doesn't make it bad, though, and it certainly wasn't derivative when it was released.

I agree that banana is more esoteric, but it was also released at a time when some of the most popular bands in the world were also releasing psychedelic music. In my mind, White Light is the more innovative and impactful of the two.

>> No.53110611

>>53110479
You literally typed it

>> No.53110624

>>53110584
I agree with you on that. I'm just trying to explain why I prefer the debut over WL/WH.

>> No.53110644

>>53110611
What?

>>53110624
Sure. I'm not trying to start anything, just adding to the discussion.

>> No.53110650

>>53109984
I care, though probably with different motivations. Rather than really doing it to learn of other cultures I just tend to really like folk instrumentation.
>>53110307
Glad you liked it man.

>> No.53110655

>>53110611
>quoting = typing it out

>> No.53110678

>>53110655
>>53110644
Who are you quoting

>> No.53110681

>>53110655
but he typed out ">underappreciated"

>> No.53110682

>>53110584
>White Light is the more innovative and impactful of the two.
Nothing on White Light compares to the strongest tracks on Banana, but a lot of what's on Banana isn't as strong as the bulk of what is on WL/WH. Venus in Furs, of course, has to be mentioned. Not many tracks have approached its intensity since.

But I agree that WL/WH is much more bold of a release than & Nico. Much of & Nico is really just psychedelic versions of what you could find the jazz standard world.

>> No.53110700

>>53110681
>>53110310
>>>53110291
>>unappreciated
>Dropped

>> No.53110704

>>53110681
if you mark stuff with your mouse and then reply it automatically gets grentext

>> No.53110722

>>53110704
it gets memetexted automatically by highlighting?
you learn something new every day

>> No.53110736

>>53110650
Nothing wrong with that, folk instrument from different parts of the world can be really NEAT AS FUCK. Honestly the only reason I'm interested in folk music is because I like how it sounds, but I guess that has led me to an interest of how different music sounds in different geographical regions and how they compare to each other.

>>53110704
This is how I do it, because I'm not a blithering retard.

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>>53110722
>it gets memetexted automatically by highlighting?
>you learn something new every day
you didn't know that?
holey guacamoley doc, that's like posting 101

>> No.53111008

>>53110431
That's pretty vague...

>> No.53111044

>>53111008
>caring about genres more specific than art, folk and pop/rock
lmao

>> No.53111070

>>53111044
>art, folk and pop/rock
I'd be curious to know how you classify metal and hip-hop stuff with those three genres.

>> No.53111086
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53111086

This album has five discs. The first is the fully Sung to the North album, which is ok. The second is the second disc from Night Coercion which I love. The third and fourth are stuff exclusive to this album. And it's nice. The fifth disc is Between the Real and the Shadow which is cool. Counting only discs 3 & 4, this album was very nice; definitely going to relisten without the other discs, because five and a half hours of folk drone is tiring.

>> No.53111092

>>53111070
Metal is a style of rock m8.

>> No.53111093

>>53111070
Pop/rock.

>> No.53111109
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>>53111092
So is folk, then.

>>53111093
>mfw

>> No.53111132

>>53111109
>So is folk, then.
lmao

If it helps, think of it as "academic, traditional and commercial music" instead.

>> No.53111136

>>53111109
Contemporary folk is, traditional folk isn't.

>> No.53111155

>>53111086
wait what's that album?

>> No.53111180

>>53111132
>>53111136
So, jazz and noise would be art? What about house/dance?

>> No.53111222

>>53111180
All of those are (mostly) pop.

>> No.53111234

>>53111155
I dream of drone. Part compilation album part new stuff.
On the archive too.
Apparently disc 4 is an album called Norns which I wasn't able to find. But since the whole album is on the other album...

>> No.53111242

>>53110650
I do it for the samples because I'm starting to get into making instrumental hip hop. I don't think it matters why you listen, as long as you're enjoying or appreciating it.

>> No.53111247

>>53111044
Now I just have to ask, would you put music like harsh noise into the Art category?

>> No.53111264

>>53111247
where else

>> No.53111267

>>53111247
No. See >>53111222
>>53111132

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>>53111222
>jazz is pop

Next thing you'll tell me classical is folk.

>> No.53111301

>>53111272
No, classical, as most call it, would be art music.

Do we really need this discussion again?

>> No.53111308

>>53111267
I think putting harsh noise into the pop/rock category is completely wrong. They are more closely related to musique concrete than they are to noise rock. Depending on the artist, of course.

>> No.53111309

>>53111180
Robert Ashley's Wolfman is noise. It's art music. Genocide Organ's Leichenlinie is also noise, that's popular music. Jazz, and all dance music is also popular music.

>> No.53111327

>>53111301
Classical belongs in the pop/rock category

>> No.53111349

>>53111301
>No, classical, as most call it, would be art music.
>Do we really need this discussion again?
In terms of the strict definition of "art" music, almost all of Jazz should be put into that category.

At least, during its early eras. It was notated and intended by be performed rather than recorded.

Also, why divide "classic" folk from modern folk? The intent of Dowland's music was almost identical to Dylan's, so it seems strange to split the genres like that.

>> No.53111351

>>53111308
Western art music -> musique concréte -> noise 1
rock -> punk -> post-punk -> industrial -> power electronics -> noise 2

>> No.53111362

>>53111301
So if I'm understanding that correctly, anything that happened before the 20th century is either art or folk, depending on its target audience, and what happened later is pop/rock. Correct?

>> No.53111388

>>53111351
>rock -> punk -> post-punk -> industrial -> power electronics -> noise 2

The connect between Post Punk and industrial is loose at best. Industrial sprung more closely out of experiments in folk and electronic music than out of punk/rock type music.

>> No.53111456

>>53111308
It's more about the distribution method than anything else. Is the primary distribution written form? It's academic music. Is it oral tradition? It's traditional music. Is it through records? It's commercial music.

>>53111327
I can't believe people still don't understand this simple concept.

>>53111349
>At least, during its early eras. It was notated and intended by be performed rather than recorded.
More so because recording wasn't really a thing in the early days of jazz than anything else.

>>53111362
Not at all. See above.

>>53111388
>>53111351
The connection between industrial and post punk isn't just loose at best, it's patently flawed. They're almost exact opposites -- post punk sprung up in an attempt to make punk rock more sophisticated, industrial sprung up as an extension of the harsh fuck all attitude of punk rock.

>> No.53111504

>>53111456
I think it's a pretty useless categorisation outside of music studies, then. It doesn't tell you much about the music itself.

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53111532

So, uh, hey, listened to any good albums lately?

>> No.53111551

>>53111504
Neither does any other genre classification. Genres are really only a construct by music journalism and nothing else.

>> No.53111577

>>53111456
>It's more about the distribution method than anything else. Is the primary distribution written form? It's academic music. Is it oral tradition? It's traditional music. Is it through records? It's commercial music.

An acceptable notion. But jazz is still art music by those standards. Most jazz is distributed through written form, with emphasis on improvizational sections. The later recordings were just recordings of written works.

Another question comes to mind also; what of Broadway and/or music that has the main distribution method of being performed?

Is it pop for its intent to make money, art since it intended to be recorded, or traditional as many people hear and remember these songs by going to shows and learning them aurally?

>> No.53111608

>>53111577
*art since it was written before being performed*
woopz

>> No.53111632

>>53111456
>It's more about the distribution method than anything else
So 75% of noise music as well as loads of electronic and jazz music doesn't fit because its transmission is based on the performance itself?
Or do these count as performance art rather than music?
classification a shit
is it sounds? if yes then it's music, end of debate

>> No.53111640

>>53111551
Well that's just your opinion, man. That it's useless, I mean.
Personally it helps me see at a glance what kind of textures, structures and instrumentation I can expect from an album, and which records I should compare it to to see its worth. My plebish two cents.

>> No.53111662

>>53111504
>I think it's a pretty useless categorisation outside of music studies, then. It doesn't tell you much about the music itself.

>Neither does any other genre classification. Genres are really only a construct by music journalism and nothing else.

I think you are explicitly wrong here. Communication quality can be determined by how effectively an idea or set of ideas is shared. Genre names, specific genre names, such as "Technical death metal" or "Shoegaze" share a varitable CRAPTON more information than "pop/rock", esp. by your standards of genre tagging. Having specific genre names is a highly effective way of communicating information about music.

>> No.53111694

>>53111662
this shoulda also quoted hampus
I'm on a roll!

>> No.53111703

>>53111662
I agree. Why are you telling me that?
>>53111694
Oh.

>> No.53111722

>today, /daily/ mixes up genres, styles, currents and movements
Fuck yeah, time for co-construction of knowledge and mutual improvement.
/daily/ best /mu/, constructive derailing a great

>> No.53111743

>>53111577
>Most jazz is distributed through written form,
Most jazz is a vast overstatement. There is some jazz that is composed and distributed through written notation, but the majority of it is not. It's written down only in the way of what chord progressions to use, while instrumentalists improvise their melodies over those.

Regardless it is not distributed in written form, it is performed for an audience by the people who wrote it. Meanwhile, art music is distributed through written form and is performed by an ensemble of musicians from this written score. The writing is the important part here, not the performance or the recording.

>Another question comes to mind also; what of Broadway and/or music that has the main distribution method of being performed?
I'd say it still falls under pop because its main distribution form is not written, but performed and/or recorded.

>Is it pop for its intent to make money, art since it intended to be recorded, or traditional as many people hear and remember these songs by going to shows and learning them aurally?
Intent has nothing to do with it.

>> No.53111749

>>53111722
>>today, /daily/ mixes up genres, styles, currents and movements
kek, true true ;_;

>> No.53111762

>>53111388
The original industrial artists were part of the post-punk scene (except William Bennett, because he was always a special snowflake), and in the beginning industrial artists even used rock instrumentation with just a few electronics. Einstürzende Neubauten considered themselves a punk band; Throbbing Gristle wanted to make the kind of music that's on 20 Jazz Funk Greats (which is heavily inspired by new wave) from the start, but couldn't; Chance Meeting On a Dissecting Table is basically a krautrock album distorted beyond recognition (a bit of an outlier, but krautrock is also a big influence on post-punk); SPK's early EPs are synth pop, and even on Factory/Retard/Slogun the influence is obvious, and so on, and so on.

>>53111456
Is anarcho-punk not post-punk then? Is Yes Sir, I Will, and The Fucking Cunts Treat Us Like Pricks just punk, or are they in a leauge of their own? What about no wave? Did DNA, Mars, and Swans make punk more or less sophisticated? Or is no wave also not post-punk? Even if we assume the two are not related, the connection to punk is undeniable.

>> No.53111790

>>53111722
At least we're not reddit now.

>> No.53111796

>>53111743
>The writing is the important part here, not the performance or the recording
Hampus confirmed for never going to a conservatory.
It's been a long while since recording has become the primary transmission medium for all music anyway. Performance comes second.
And yes, that does also apply to "academic music".

>> No.53111827

>>53111743
>Most jazz is a vast overstatement.
Literally every single jazz standard ever. That sounds like "most" to me, unless you include the fluff that has been floating around since jazz officially died in the 80s

>Regardless it is not distributed in written form, it is performed for an audience by the people who wrote it.
Only partly correct. A very decent chunk of the time it is performed by people who did not write it. Many times works are written for more than one person, so it falls also in line with art music in that regard.

by your standards also, modern electronic art music is to be strictly considered pop/rock, as it is by its very character recorded.

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>>53111762
>Is anarcho-punk not post-punk then?
anarcho-punk isn't a genre, at best it's a style, ort a thematic
>What about no wave?
A movement/scene more than a genre or subgenre
[/2cents]

>> No.53111879

>>53111632
>So 75% of noise music as well as loads of electronic and jazz music doesn't fit because its transmission is based on the performance itself?
>Or do these count as performance art rather than music?
Both of these are generally distributed through recordings, occasionally performances. Neither is in written form.

>>53111640
Tell me the musical elements that describe krautrock, if you can.

Hint: you can't, because most genre-classification is journalism founded and based on as many if not more extra musical elements than musical.

>>53111662
Communication like this can only occur because both parts in the discussion are already aware of the meaning of terms. That's like communication 101. Technical death metal says fuck all to someone who doesn't already know what technical death metal means, and for the cast majority of people this doesn't apply. This sort of contradicts the idea of the three musicological genres I'm talking about here, but at the same time the fewer terms you have to learn and the less convoluted they are, the easier people can learn them.

>> No.53111903

>>53111856
Yes, they're not genres. Not even subgenres. What subgenre are they though? Post-punk, or punk?

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>>53111532
Oh, okay then. :(

>> No.53111951

>>53111903
In what subgenre do they fit in, that is.

>>53111913
I listened to Monotheist by Celtic Frost. I didn't like it. I'm listening to Pathetique by Fushitsusha at the moment. I like it. I heard it before though. What did you listen to today?

>> No.53111962

>>53111903
Who cares? The appelations already bear enough connotations and have their identity, so you don't need to link them to a bigger genre.

>> No.53112017

>>53111962
So they are genres then? Because that's what you're saying here. If we adhere to this system of genres, subgenres, styles, all that, there can't be small categories that don't fit into a larger category.

>> No.53112033

>>53111879
>Communication like this can only occur because both parts in the discussion are already aware of the meaning of terms.
Literally that is how communication works. Is that supposed to somehow detract from the fact that specific genre tags represent tons of information that broad genre tags do not?

>and for the cast majority of people this doesn't apply
I do not speak Swahili. Does this utterly disintegrate the informational value of Swahili in the wake of my ignorance? No.

Genre tags are effective communication tools when discussing music. One wouldn't discuss classical music and scoff at someone for mentioning that a certain piece is a concerto, because "Concerto is a word that doesn't apply for a vast majority of people." That just... plebeian.

>> No.53112042

>>53111879
>Tell me the musical elements that describe krautrock, if you can.
Let me search through my pop/rock folder, I'll tell you that in about a month.

Joke aside, never heard a krautrock record, so I couldn't say, but if I ever hear one, it'll give me standards and expectations corresponding to a genre called "krautrock", which will be reevaluated the next time I heard a record tagged in a similar way. It involves both my expectations and standards and my evaluation of the record. It's useful in that way.

>> No.53112091

>>53111879
>Tell me the musical elements that describe krautrock, if you can.
I can actually do this. Krautrock is a genre of music often limited to late 1960s and early-to-mid 1970s German rock music. It is often characterized by repetitive beat patterns, but in general there are very few sonic characteristics that bind it together. In a sense, it is a tag more used to describe a movement of music in an era, in an area, rather than the specific sounds that the music of that area produced.

>> No.53112100

>>53111762
>Is anarcho-punk not post-punk then?
Fuck if I know. See, this is exactly how communications fails when both parts don't know certain terms and their meanings.

>Chance Meeting On a Dissecting Table is basically a krautrock album distorted beyond recognition (a bit of an outlier, but krautrock is also a big influence on post-punk)
>implying there's any kind of musically coherent "krautrock"
Krautrock is a geographical and chronological categorisation, not a musicological one. And a top example to show that genre classification has almost nothing to do with musicology and everything to do with journalism -- it's a term coined by the Brittish press as a pejorative term for German music. Yay post-WWII germanophobia.

>>53111796
Good post.

>>53111827
>Literally every single jazz standard ever.
Far from the majority of jazz, even if you exclude the "fluff" since the 80s. The vast majority of jazz music is not a standard, and the vast majority of standards are only transmitted as a chord progression and a short melody, the rest of it is improvised: not written notation.

>Only partly correct. A very decent chunk of the time it is performed by people who did not write it. Many times works are written for more than one person, so it falls also in line with art music in that regard.
Not in the same way at all, don't be intentionally obtuse, it doesn't help anyone. You well know the difference between music written by a composer to be performed by ensembles and music written by a group of jazz musicians to be performed by themselves or other jazz musicians.

>> No.53112143

>>53112017
>If we adhere to this system of genres
Why would you do that in the first place? Thinking about genre classification for more than 2 minutes is already enough to see how much it cannot be as clear as it is supposed to be.
All in all, the only thing that patter is to have names that can be used to describe a certain element, not a strict and olid hierarchy of genres,subgenres and subsubgenres.
And even if you need to have a hierarchy like this, perhaps it is better to follow some historical logic more than some musical characteristics.

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>>53111951
A few new records from 2015. The new Marduk album, Frontschwein, was much better than expected, had very varied content and was not as stale as Wormwood. Also listened to the new Belle and Sebastian album. It was my first time listening to the band. I was not awestruck but I like what I heard. The dance grooves and synthwork was terribly catchy. I have heard this is not their usual style, though. Just now, I am finishing todays /daily/ album, Nine Months to the Disco by Glaxo Babies. So far, I like the loose funk inspirations though, and that seems to be a driving force for the album. I definitely need to spin it some more.

>> No.53112149

God damn Hampus
I can see how you can put everything in three genres, but you can't deny it's helpful to have more than three genres

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I want to get into David Bowie. I want to start with his most catchy poppy album, help me out /daily/tes.

>> No.53112190

>>53112156
>most catchy poppy album
Ziggy is your choice.

>> No.53112194

>>53112156
>I want to start with his most catchy poppy album,
It is Hunky Dory.

>> No.53112206

>>53112156
Hunky Dory

>> No.53112211

>>53112149
He thinks having a 5 point rating system is good. With only two distinctions, 4/5 and 5/5, for albums that you like

>> No.53112250

>>53112033
>>53112042
These two posts go so well together it's almost amazing. It shows exactly why genre classifications are only useful when both people involved are already aware of what either genre is supposed to represent to them, and it also shows exactly how subjective classifications are.

Specific language is only useful in discussion where the specific language is already well defined intersubjectively, which is generally not the case in music.

>>53112091
>the musical elements
>very few sonic characteristics that bind it together
Good job, you almost read my entire request before trying to answer it.

>>53112017
>>53112143
Word up. Trying to classify music by the musical characteristics is generally futile and will only lead to further confusion when you realise just how much overlap there is, and that you will often need to elaborate on what your definition of whatever genre you're talking about is anyway to get the point across well.

>>53112149
See above: specific language is useful in some instances, but not in general music discussion since most musical genres are not defined by musical elements but rather journalism (often bad journalism).

>>53112211
I said five is enough for a point based system. Point based systems are inherently shit either way and will always need to be elaborated on for each individual record.

>> No.53112255

/daily/ - half assed music discussion, owls, and semantics

>>53112100
>Krautrock is a geographical and chronological categorisation
Yes, krautrock is german prog from the seventies. It has it's distinct characteristcs, because the bands in the scene influenced one another, making their music different from anglo-prog, RIO, zeuhl, and every other prog movement. Not quite enough to make it a genre, but you can listen to an album and tell whether or not it's krautrock or krautrock influenced.
Also, you didn't adress my point at all.

>>53112143
>Why would you do that in the first place?
Because that's what we're discussing at the moment?
>follow some historical logic more than some musical characteristics
In the post you replied to, that's exactly what I was attempting to do.

>> No.53112282

>>53112100
>Far from the majority of jazz, even if you exclude the "fluff" since the 80s. The vast majority of jazz music is not a standard, and the vast majority of standards are only transmitted as a chord progression and a short melody, the rest of it is improvised: not written notation.
So, by your definitions;
Improvisation is strictly NOT art music.
It is only art music IF what is written is to be played in verbatim. Written forms of music that allow for improvisation do not count as art music.
IF the composer of a piece also happens to play in the group of musicians as they perform a piece, that performance of the piece is strictly NOT art music. Performances of said piece involving musicians that do not include the original composer(s) may or may not be considered art music, depending on the intent of the original composer(s).

>>53111743
>Intent has nothing to do with it.

Seems legit.

>> No.53112294

I leave for an hour and half and /daily/ has a war. GENRES ARE GOOD INDICATORS AND THREE GENRES ISN'T ENOUGH

>>53109864
I've heard that one and I know how great it is!

>>53110113
ehhhh they're not very similar but you should hear most of those
Branca and Suicide for sure

>>53110442
It's more exotic in a sense of lust for sex and drugs and all the sensuality of that than psychedelic IMO. I don't agree it's poppier. The songs all have noisy guitars and the debut has a lot of cleaner songs, which is not bad but it just isn't less poppy than WL. But yeah, if you feel like it when listening I can't argue with it.

>>53110682
Venus in Furs, the last two and Heroin are all standout songs from banana but I think WL has just as much of those standout songs. White Light/White Heat, Lady Godiva, I Heard her call my name and of course, Sister Ray are just as amazing IMO.
Also banana has more songs, and the percentage of amazing ones is much lower than on WL/WH

>>53112255
>/daily/ - half assed music discussion, owls, and semantics
fucking hell I've never seen a better description
we should add that to the OP

>> No.53112315

>>53112250
Not only language you fucker
If I want to listen to relaxing ambient, it's not helpful if you give me a noise album

>> No.53112350

>>53112315
I showed Merzbow to my mom, she found it relaxing.

>> No.53112373

>>53112315
this
I don't like when people get really strict about genre restriction (muh untrve BM) or when subgenres lists are bigger than they need to, but having tags like "ambient", "punk", "techno" or "instrumental hip hop" is mandatory IMO

>> No.53112374
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>>53112294
>fucking hell I've never seen a better description
>we should add that to the OP
Done.

>> No.53112404

>>53112250
>Trying to classify music by the musical characteristics is generally futile and will only lead to further confusion when you realise just how much overlap there is
>post punk sprung up in an attempt to make punk rock more sophisticated, industrial sprung up as an extension of the harsh fuck all attitude of punk rock
Is it just me, or are these two statements not exactly consistent with one another? I tried to suggest that post-punk and industrial are related, because post-punk demonstrably influenced industrial music, you say I can't do that because they're different musically. Now you say we shouldn't classify music by it's musical characteristics. What gives?

>> No.53112410
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>>53112294
yeh

>> No.53112420
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53112420

So anyways, "It Ain't Easy" is the best song in Bowie's catalog right?

What do you guys think of Bowie? Great musician? Handsome as fuck? Great fashion sense? Awesome vocalist?

I think yes.

>> No.53112436

>>53112410
9.4 Best New OP

>> No.53112461
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53112461

SO.

I labelled weeping / creeping as Indie Rock, I'll edit it later on.

>> No.53112479
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53112479

>>53112420
absolutely

>> No.53112484
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>>53112374
>>53112410
nice
let's not forget bork-posting

>>53112420
dank numerals
I've heard two albums really liked one, felt meh on the other
He's handsome and most of the time has good fashion sense

nothing as good as Bjork though

>> No.53112507

>>53112420
>So anyways, "It Ain't Easy" is the best song in Bowie's catalog right?

Ashes to Ashes

>> No.53112510

>>53112255
>It has it's distinct characteristcs
What makes Klaus Schulze, Popol Vuh, Can and Amon Düül coherent, musically? They're all generally classified as krautrock music by journalists, but even between releases by the same artist they're not musically coherent.

Krautrock, like most musical genres, is not musically defined and as such is not at all useful as a descriptor of the music.

>>53112282
Not at all, stop trying to put words in my mouth. It is art music if the PREDOMINATE mean of distribution is written notation, rather than performance or recording. Is this really that difficult to understand for you? This doesn't mean that a single improvised line or two will deter it from going into the art music class.

>>Intent has nothing to do with it.
>Seems legit.
The author is dead. And music is certainly not written to fit into a genre. Genres are descriptive, if anything, not prescriptive.

>>53112315
There's plenty of noise music that would also fit well as ambient music. There's no musical coherence of what makes an ambient album, it's more of an emotional descriptor as in ambient music should be unintrusive.

>>53112404
My argument wasn't about the musical elements at all. In fact, post punk isn't even remotely coherent on a musical level, but in the historical context one could argue that it is a movement that sprung up as a counter to the unrefined aesthetic of punk rock, an attempt to create more sophisticated music out of a similar scene.

>> No.53112518

>>53112420
Heroes

>> No.53112532
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>>53112404
Post-punk isn't really that descriptive, here is the problem.
Stricto-sensu your description of it is correct but when it comes to the factual use of the term, it doesn't apply that way. because if you really follow it all the way, then EBM is post-punk.
>>53112436
Since january is almost done januaring, let's look ahead and act accordingly.

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>>53111951
>Somedumb will never like your recs

>> No.53112543

>>53112461
And that concludes this episode of /daily/ argues for the sake of arguing! Tune in next time, when Friendo comes back to teach everyone what post-rock is!

>> No.53112555

>>53112510
>There's plenty of noise music that would also fit well as ambient music.
Of course there is! But if I want to find relaxing ambient, I'll search for "ambient" and not for "relaxing pop/rock" because then I get shit like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBvufxLg67Q

>> No.53112560

What AnCo stuff is similar to MPP? Stuff like summertime clothes and lion in a coma? Person Pitch? And how does stuff like feels sound in comparison to MPP or Spirit?

>>53112532
I don't know much about owls but I can discuss about them

>>53112420
He's a cool looking guy and he was nice in the twin peaks movie. I should get started with him soon.

>> No.53112564

>>53112510
>It is art music if the PREDOMINATE mean of distribution is written notation
Now I just have to reference something you mentioned earlier about how the only reason early Jazz was primarilly written is because recording tech wasn't there to record it.

Apply this to classical music, please.

>Genres are descriptive, if anything, not prescriptive.
>Genres are descriptive
>descriptive
Welp, that finishes that now doesn't it?

>> No.53112575

>>53109490
>>53110110
added

>> No.53112576
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>>53112420
I still have it on my bucket list to listen to all his albums. I am still only through his 60s and 70s material (which is the greatest chunk, yes, but I just sort of stopped after that). So far, personal favorites are either Diamond Dogs, Young Americans or "Heroes". I think I need to restart the thing though, it has been over a year since I heard any Bowie at all.

>> No.53112584

>>53112560
Fall Be Kind.

Feels is like electric Sung Tongs.

>> No.53112598

>>53112560
AHEM AnCo expert here
Strawberry Jam is better than MPP and Fall Be Kind is better than SJ
Person Pitch is kinda the same but it's better than both
Feels is more folk influenced but also very calm and not abrasive like some parts on Spirit. Together with Sung Tongs they make up the best sound AnCo ever adopted.

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>tfw nobody noticed the picture of Hampus I made

>> No.53112635

>>53112622
I didn't understand it... Explain plz

>> No.53112646

>>53112635
ham + krampus

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>>53112622
That was supposed to be Hampus?

>> No.53112656

>>53112635
It's ham with the face of a Krampus on it. Hence Hampus.

>> No.53112674

>>53112584
nope not listened to Sung Tongs either,
Only MPP, Spirit and Strawberry
>>53112598
I don't know, I'll give straberry another try, it was nice too but I liked MPP more. I'll go with Fall Be Kind too and then Person. Then the Feels and sung tongs stuff.
>>53112622
You made it? It's cool, thought I only get the ham part.

>> No.53112701

>>53112674
Feels is their best, just so you know.

Has the pop songwriting with some of noisy, drone-like textures. And pianos! Oh joy!

>> No.53112710

>>53112555
Sure, but that has nothing to do with musicology and everything to do with journalism. Chances are a search for relaxing ambient won't give you what you want, and you'll have to be more specific either way. So why not search for relaxing flute music or music for meditation or whatever straight away, instead?

>>53112564
>Now I just have to reference something you mentioned earlier about how the only reason early Jazz was primarilly written is because recording tech wasn't there to record it.
And I have to again remind you that some jazz would be classed as art music, while most would not. Protip: the vast majority of jazz music is not early big band music. Protip: the vast majority of jazz music does not have a written tradition of distribution. Protip: just because the earliest jazz was arranged and written does not make all music after it belong to the same category of music.

>> No.53112790
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Live At ZDB, Lisbon, Portugal, September 2004 by Panda Bear

this is a 2004 live album with two songs: the first being a three tracks stringed together with nice transitions, including a song from Person Pitch, in an almost finished form, which is quite impressive. That track is p. alright.
The second is Bros. 4 YEARS BEFORE PERSON PITCH. It's really cool to hear it live, good performance, although you can see it's not a finished song at that point. There's this weird dance beat that throws the whole song off in the middle.
Still nice to hear these unfinished songs live together with other not so well known Panda Bear tracks

6.5/10

>>53112646
ohhh thanks

and Purebu, that's a really cool picture

>>53112701
>Feels is their best, just so you know.
this is what plebs actually believe.
Sung Tongs is better, but yes, it's on top 3 AnCo albums

>> No.53112800

>>53112710
>And I have to again remind you that some jazz would be classed as art music, while most would not. Protip: the vast majority of jazz music is not early big band music. Protip: the vast majority of jazz music does not have a written tradition of distribution. Protip: just because the earliest jazz was arranged and written does not make all music after it belong to the same category of music.
Now you're just being silly and needlessly devisive.

If you want to classify music with the standard art/folk/pop trichotomy, then you have to be direct with your classifications and boundaries.

And if your boundaries are that "Music with a primary distribution method of written pieces" is art music, then jazz is art music.

Whether or not improvised sections of music stoled your ice cream as a kid, these are WRITTEN works, period. If this is the classification you want to use, either stick to it or develop a list of exceptions and sub-criterea for each category.

and at that point, you're becoming needlessly esoteric.

>> No.53112811

>>53112622
I even saved it!

>> No.53112815

>>53112790
oh shit it's 3 years
also relistening to Hollinndagain to see if I like more now, to name the better AnCo live album

>> No.53112829

>>53112790
>Sung Tongs is better
>Whaddit I Done

>> No.53112848

>>53112650
>>53112674
>>53112811
thx guize

>> No.53112875

>>53112790
Can't rate Feels? Because it's my favorite ANCO album

>> No.53112885

>>53112829
not embracing the phwah-wah-wahs

>> No.53112899

>>53112885
Done better on Infant Dressing Table.

>> No.53112928

>>53112885
That was meant to be a >, damnit

>>53112899
Idk I haven't listened to HCTI yet, but it's done great in the context of Sung Tongs

>> No.53112941

>>53112800
>And if your boundaries are that "Music with a primary distribution method of written pieces" is art music, then jazz is art music.
But this, which seems to be your central premise throughout this entire discussion, is just patently wrong. The vast, vast majority of jazz music is not at all distributed in written form. The vast majority of art music is distributed and studied in written for.

There is written jazz. That jazz would be art music. Most jazz is not written.

Is that simple enough, or do you want me to oversimplify the matter even more to the point of not even making sense anymore for you to understand it?

>> No.53112975

>>53112941
Why have one word for art jazz and pop jazz? Scott Joplin is pretty different from John Coltrane.

>> No.53113101

>>53112975
>Scott Joplin is pretty different from John Coltrane.
So why would you call them both jazz in the first place?

Oh right, because like I have said so many times throughout this thread already, because genre classifications have much less to do with musicology than it does with journalism.

I personally prefer to use the three broadest musicological distinctions to be made: academic music, traditional music and commercial music. None of these are based in musical elements, but in the tradition which they are distributed: written, orally or recorded. Beyond these, you can specify further if you like. I actually do, in some cases. Traditional music, for example, I like to classify depending on the country from which it originates, but this too creates a big problem: modern countries don't necessarily align with the broader geographical areas that the musical tradition stems from. Some countries are an amalgam of different traditions. Etc, etc.

>> No.53113142

>>53112875
it's up there anon 8.5

>>53112829
dude it's the peak of their peak era. Feels is close though, someday you may reach true patricianhood

But I'm a noisy singer, singing out at a dinner: dinners are much stranger now.
BUT IM A NOISY SINGER SINGING OUT AT DINNER DINNERS ARE MUCH STRANGER NOW
EVERYBODY'S LOVING
EVERYBODY'S LOVING
EVERYBODY'S LOVING
TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS TIGERS

>> No.53113157

>>53113101
Main problem with that classification is that it does not convey any precision about the music you are refering to aside from its transmission medium.
Which pretty much breaks the point of having a classification in the first place.

>> No.53113173

>>53113101
>So why would you call them both jazz in the first place?
Yeah, that's what I was asking.
You sound kind of angry in your post, which is weird since I agree with you.

>> No.53113180

>>53112941
>Vast majority of art music is distributed and studied in written for.
You know, noting how many millions and most probably billions of classical records there are floating around the world today, I will genuinely contend this point on the grounds of what you've presented so far.

Classical music is pop music now. It is, and the hundreds upon hundreds of classical CDs and LPs my classical-oriented friends own can attest to this (vs the perhaps dozens of notated works they have). Much of classical music study nowadays is also done in audio form, via MP3s, as listening. It has certainly overtaken, at least contended, studying music in its strictly notated form.

It's all pop music now, chum, no matter what you do. Paper dies, but pop is forever.

>> No.53113244

>>53113180
>pop is forever
This is factually wrong.
I just finished drinking my pop and now the glass is empty.
Pop isn't forever.
Never believe Tort.

>> No.53113268

>>53113244
>This is factually wrong.
PROVE IT.
>I just finished drinking my pop and now the glass is empty.
It's still in ur gut!
>Pop isn't forever.
Y- YES IT IS.
>Never believe Tort.
Don't listen to him people! I am the truth! I am the way! I am the one true savior!

>> No.53113283

>>53113157
That's still the point: the vast majority of music genre classifications conveys very little if anything about the music itself in the first place. You might as well sweep broadly and actually be correct, rather than use supposedly more precise terms that don't say anything about the music itself (krautrock, punk, hip hop, techno, etc).

>>53113173
I didn't meant to sound angry, it's just that I had iterated almost that exact same point several times throughout the thread. You're free to call anything jazz, but it doesn't really convey anything about the music.

>>53113180
Just because something is recorded does not make that the predominate medium of distribution. You must be literally retarded to not see this, or intentionally obtuse.

>> No.53113341

>>53113283
why do you eben differ academic, traditional and commercial music? if it often sounds similiar anyways

>> No.53113347

>>53113283
>Just because something is recorded does not make that the predominate medium of distribution.
When it is predominately distributed through recorded mediums, it does.

Now, back to my point. By your definitions, classical music is pop music. It made the jump from art music probably in the early 2000s, maybe as early as 1995. It is listened to and studied more often in recorded form than it is in written form.

Shit changes yo, face it. The world of "art" music is DEAD. We're all pop now. Can't stop the pop yo.

>> No.53113385

>>53113142
WOOP!

>>53113341
Because it feels good being right.

>> No.53113387

>>53113341
>why do you eben differ academic, traditional and commercial music? if it often sounds similiar anyways
These are commonly used classification systems in the world of music study. They're more useless than a fried salmon in a crashing airplane. I much prefer to classify music by its structure, patterns, timbre etc., you get much more easily comperable results that way.

>> No.53113457

>>53108000
I've got exactly the same with anything Radiohead. I have been ridiculed for it many times.

>>53109779
This is my month son. You'd better include some P-Funk anything Parliament/Funkadelic. I'll love to check out some albums from here.

For James Brown you'd want The Payback and Live at the Apollo for sure.

>>53109984
I do, anyone got some recs for me?

>>53110650
Both of these reasons for me.

>>53111242
Drop some cuts here sometimes man! I'm curious.

>> No.53113495

>>53113457
>You'd better include some P-Funk anything Parliament/Funkadelic
That's already my jam m8. Why do you think I didn't pick a Clinton/Collins/Worrell week?

>> No.53113515

>>53113341
>if it often sounds similiar anyways
Again, classification has nothing to do with musical elements.

>>53113347
No, the piece is not distributed predominately in a recorded tradition just because certain performances of it are recorded and sold. That has literally nothing to do with the argument at hand, and you are once again being obtuse. As for art music being studied more in recorded form, that's patently untrue. You're not going to study harmony, counterpoint, structure or anything similar through listening. You seem to be confusing music appreciation class for music studies.

>>53113387
>classification by timbre
Literally what? I legit don't think you know what this word means.

>>53113457
>I do, anyone got some recs for me?
Depends, are you looking for something from a particular part of the world?

>> No.53113587

>>53113515
>Literally what? I legit don't think you know what this word means.
uhh, I guess we aren't allowed to put sludge metal and soft rock in different categories now.

Huh. Who knew.

Oh well, hamp's a plerb anyways. Yer all plerbs.

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remember /daily/, the only genres and classifications that really matter are the ones in your hearts

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>>53113587
>calls other plerbs
>thinks a bottle of pop cannot be emptied

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>>53113614
"So, what kind of music do you listen to?"
"I LISTEN TO BLOOD."

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>>53113634

>> No.53113666

>>53112156
Hunky Dory easily. Because of Changes and Life On Mars?

Now relistening The Haxan Cloak. This is the epitome of boring music.

>> No.53113676

>>53113587
>uhh, I guess we aren't allowed to put sludge metal and soft rock in different categories now.
So I was correct in my assumption that you did not know what the term means.

I'm gonna go to bed to watch some QI or something with my gf. If you people want to I'll upload the article that outlines the idea of an art folk pop trichotomy before I'm out so you people can read it. If I'm not lazy I'll probably also write something up properly for those who are too lazy to read a full article themselves.

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53113694

>tfw searching for yesterday's thread and I misspelt daily so an October thread popped up where givingbear misspelt it

>tfw I remember all the old calendars people did and stripey, Dodon and giving being here daily

>tfw I see my old calendar before I even got a trip

who knew a general in this shithole that /mu/ is could make feel so much?
>>https://rbt.asia/mu/thread/S50586626

>> No.53113697
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/daily/ - I missed most of this because I was taking a nap and taking out my trash
anyway Boces was meh

>> No.53113741

>>53113676
I wonder if he knows
the true and powerful secrets behind
the real reasons that timbre exists.

Only time may tell.

>> No.53113757

>>53113676
So it is a piece of music journalism? Interesting.

>> No.53113770

>>53113676
Actually looked through my docs and only have a critique of the paper. So yeah, nevermind. Good night.

>>53113757
Academic paper, actually.

>> No.53113791

>>53113666
Excavation? Wow, never knew Satan was such a pleb

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>>53113634
now yer gettin it

>> No.53113807

>>53113770
>Good night.
Good night, to the grandest of plorbs in /daily/!

:)

>> No.53113810

>>53113697
>taking out the trash
>not taking Boces with it

>> No.53113820

>>53113694
You drunk too much port this weekend so now you're hungover emotional.

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>>53113810

>> No.53113843

>>53112484
Fun fact of the day: Curren$y hasn't listened to a full Bjork album yet and is not planning to do so in the foreseeable future.

>> No.53113853

>>53113770
Damn it, almost had you. :( No fun.

>> No.53113878

>>53113843
>Fun fact of the day: Curren$y hasn't listened to a full Bjork album yet and is not planning to do so in the foreseeable future.
Good, she's poop.

Except vulnicura was good.

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>>53113697
>>53113827
>Boces
>bad

>> No.53113927

>>53113906
Yerself is Steam is better

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>>53113820
did you say that cause I'm portuguese? Cause I didn't even drink this weekend m80

>>53113843
it's ok she doesn't want you anyway

>>53113878
cmon torts

>> No.53113933

>>53113495
My man. Saw George Clinton and his band live last summer. To say it was enjoyable is an understatement.

>>53113515
Well I would like stuff from parts of the world I haven't checked out yet. You can see the empty spots on my globe thingy on RYM here:

https://rateyourmusic.com/~Kerftminister

>> No.53113957

>>53113930
>cmon torts
the only thing bjork is good at is being tiny and talking about televisions.

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>>53113794
>implying that's kvlt
Not with that kind of video quality!

>>53113791
>Excavation
>good

>> No.53113985

>>53113966
Excavation is legit an 8

Why don't you like it?

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>>53113957
and making good music and being qt

I have so many pictures of her it's ridiculous.
if my gf came across this folder of pictures of this woman including really weird ones because Bjork is crazy I don't know how she would react

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>>53113966
>>53113794
>that shit
>even REMOTELY kvlt
oh come on guys
are you even one with the eternal mega therion?

get on my level.

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SIG:AR:TYR - The Stranger (2003)

This is a 30 minute piece of black metal ambiance. It consists of nicely played acoustic guitar accompanied by sustained synths. The guitar has occasional elements of Flamenco. It succeeds in creating a bleak atmosphere. It occasionally has spoken word voice-overs, which makes the music feel a bit cheesy at times. I would rather have it without the voice overs. 6/10

>> No.53114045
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>>53114012
>tfw she's 50 now

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>>53113927
>

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>>53114045
now she's mature

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>>53114045
>tfw she's going to die soon and people can get over her trash

>> No.53114125

>>53114103
oh god that channel is so great.

>> No.53114133

>>53113927
So is Deserter's Songs

>> No.53114135

>>53113794
>>53113966
>>53114021
while we're at it
anyone have the picture of the guy saying something about knowing about art before starting to play black metal?

>> No.53114148
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>tfw you fucked up the name of a Beatles song title THREE TIMES trying to articulate your opinion

>> No.53114168

>>53114103
>>53114125
what channel is that

>> No.53114169
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>>53114133
true
>>53114103
that is only going to make people circlejerk over her stuff more
>>53114070
pic

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>>53114103
awww cmon Aqam don't be so rude to Bjork what did she ever do to you?
do you not like any album by her at all?

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Big thanks to the person who put me through this snoozefest, all my energy is gone now.

>> No.53114201
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>>53114021
>>53113966
get on my level
it's like you don't even recite Dead's suicide note nightly

>> No.53114238

>>53114168
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAwwz2NqpNI

It's only Tim, the legend.

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>>53114201
It's official, /daily/ has become a trve kvlt.

>> No.53114317

Okay, since Hampus is finally gone I can ask for genre specific albums
For february I'd like to explore Drone and Noise some more, so any recs would be appreciated, I'm quite new to both genres

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>>53114317
I gotchu

>> No.53114352

>>53114176
She's made a couple of decent albums. The rest is mediocre to bad
>>53114194
Maybe one day you'll get it currensy.

Are you a fan of ambient in general?

>> No.53114363

>>53113985
It's just bland pseudo-dark ambient with some dub techno beats. What is there to like on it?

>>53114021
>>53114316
>>53114201
That's pretty damn kvlt, but do those guys have a wizard hat? That's right, they don't. One of my guys had a wizard hat. He even had a cape. That's kvlt.

>> No.53114387

>>53114343
oh, perfect! thanks alot
is this just randomly selected or is there any system in it, only recognize Tim Hecker and Time Machines

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53114390

I'll stop Bjork posting now

Just posting because I decided on the best live AnCo album, which is actually just a panda bear live album.
Revisited Hollinndagain but I still don't like how abstract and weird and deep it is.

So Panda Bear wins

>>53114352
>Bjork
>bad albums
cmon son

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>>53114363
well, my guy had cats.

Fuck your hats, cats are the kvltest.

>> No.53114421

>>53114317
Oh fuck, can I reserve like 3 spots for this. Drone is one of my favorite genres, I'd love to help you get into it. Make sure to get the essentials in first though. Once I get home I'll help a bit
>>53114363
What about the emotion and just the way it sounds

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53114444

>mfw all this trveness in here

>> No.53114453

>>53114387
i'm way too lazy to make a system for it, but I'd say the most relevant / high quality examples are towards the top

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>>53114317
taking a spot
Birdcatcher - The Sky Tied Down

>> No.53114492

>>53114390
Avey over Panda any day.
Aveys songwriting has this wondrous alien quality. Panda is good too but his lyrics are too cut-paste and he still abuses the "hook except really slow" trick too much

>> No.53114524

>>53114463
drone or noise?
>>53114453
okay, will select some albums from the top then
>>53114421
sure, i think it's fair if I let several people rec me stuff, also leads to more variety, reserved you 3 spots

>> No.53114536

>>53114444
>mfw all those fours

>> No.53114548

>>53114524
>drone or noise?
uh-
gh-
n-
d-
uhhmmm
Drone. We'll go with drone.

>> No.53114551

>>53114492
Avey is better when working in the band, Panda is really good alone.
I just like the way Panda makes his songs better. I don't care about repeating lyrics, I love the melodies he makes and the sampling

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53114565

has anybody seen this?

I thought it was great, perhaps even excellent but for a few glaring faults

maybe I should go back to four page reviews

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>>53114444
TRVE KVLT QVADS
VARG WATCH OVER VS

>> No.53114584

>>53114343
thanks for posting this, I listened to Modern Jester this morning and it got me a whole lot more interested in exploring noise. will look into some of these releases for sure

>> No.53114631

>>53114317
Coil - Constant Shallowness Leads to Evil
is noise and a li'l drone

>> No.53114638
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>>53114421
The way it sounds is a boring version of :zoviet*france: and Porter Ricks mashed together. Not at all remarkable. I'm not getting any emotions off of it either, but that's entirely subjective.

>>53114404
Kats are pretty kvlt, yeah.

>> No.53114683

>>53114548
i guess it could be hard to distiguish between them, right?
so i think i shouldn't make two categories
>>53114631
thanks, added, i guess it's not very similar to Ape of Naples, really enjoyed that one

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53114690

Souvlaki is my favorite dream pop album so far. I've heard it like 3 times but I never gave it a score but it doesn't count as relisten.

Maybe inflated by the fact I heard this the other day when high and it felt like a perfect record.

9/10

Dream pop and shoegaze are the best genres to listen when high. You disagree you're a pleb

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53114713

>>53114317
Have a drone album.

>> No.53114732

>>53114690
pop/rock is the best genre to listen to when high :^)

>> No.53114775

>>53114732
is this a reference to the Hampus discussion? I only read some parts and then it bored me so I don't understand this

>> No.53114878

>>53114775
yeah, it is

>> No.53114914

I have an idea. How many of you have, or can get the owl avatar on plug.dj?

>> No.53114968

>>53114914
already have it
>>53114584
no prob

>> No.53115020

>>53114713
thanks! you guys are amazing, the rec culture in these threads is really as good as it gets praised, probably because people can often see the results

>> No.53115158

>>53114968
Since we already have an OP image for next month, I'd like to contribute with an image of a bunch of us with the owl avatar dancing to owl calls in plug.dj. I don't think we have enough people for that now, but if it's not too retarded of an idea, I'd like to do it one of these days.

>> No.53115350

>>53115158
10/10

>> No.53115420

>>53114352
Nah not really. I like Psybient though, but I'm too impatient for most Electronic genres.

>> No.53115514

will there happen a new thread after this one dies?

>> No.53115527

>>53115514
Possibly. Seems pretty active today.

>> No.53115562

>>53115158
>but if it's not too retarded of an idea
It's just the right amount of retarded

>> No.53115654
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53115654

Wow this was a pretty bad week. Sky Ferreira is an uninspired vocalist and the lacklustre songwriting, boring Dance beats and standard compositions don't help me to get interested or hyped in the music. I was not engaged for anything except the first few tracks. The only tracks which were good, were the ones with a fun hook. Well, when your album is totally dependent of a few hooks it says enough about your music.

I need some energy now, let's relisten Sakanaction.

>> No.53115682

>>53115158
it's a great idea, but I don't think many of us can do it. I at least almost never go to plug

>>53115654
you liked that album more than I did. I panned the fuck out of it a in November (I think)

>> No.53115879

>>53115860
Migrate.

>> No.53116282

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