Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, tell us what you have been listening to today and what you will listen to in the following month, just let the good times flow!
topsters.net/ >resurrected but keeps fucking up, just use paint for your charts honestly
>One day people will stop finding this funny. (not true by the way)
Austin Smith
So far here's what I've got, remember, here's my chart:
Samuel Nelson
hell be fine
The Great Unknown.....
Jorge Ben - Forca Bruta Kazumoto Endo - While You Were Out
Landon Evans
ree that's the 1970 milton my rec is pic related
Luke Allen
>ambient fuck it this counts rateyourmusic.com/release/album/ricky_eat_acid/three_love_songs/ hi new /daily/ friend! i like your taste. listened to Follow the Sound a couple days ago and enjoyed it a lot. recs: P Model - Scuba ゲルニカ - 新世紀への運河 NV - Binasu Lena - Lane James Blackshaw - The Glass Bead Game Nicolas Collins - It Was a Dark and Stormy Night
Dylan Kelly
Lizzy Mercier Descloux - Press Color Rosa Yemen - Rosa Yemen The Pop Group - For How Much Longer Shall We Tolerate Mass Murder? Grim - Folk Music
We're getting /dark/ in here boys
Luis Bailey
we dem
being alone
You got a RYM?
Have you heard Charm of the Highway Strip?
What have you heard by Fishmans
William Richardson
have you listened to death of a ladies' man
Asher Hernandez
>tfw it's 4:00 AM and can't sleep again I'm fucking shit
I think I'll go listen to Soothing Sounds for Baby on Youtube (cause I don't have it) and hope I fall asleep nice taste
I'll rec these and hope you haven't heard at least one of them:
Sugar Babe - Songs Henry Cowell - Piano Music Ground Zero - Consume Red Henry Flynt - You Are My Everlovin'/Celestial Power Novos Baianos — Acabou Chorare seconding Nicolas Collins and though I haven't heard that particular Guernica album I bet it's cool cause Guernica are cool seconding Press Color and Rosa Yemen
though I do believe Press Color has the Rosa Yemen EP or it might just be my version
Eli Carter
>You got a RYM? lad...
~Magus_The_Sexy
I did not hear that album. In what category does it fit?
ok cool
Julian Allen
>that double dash on Acabou Chorare ah fuck
William Lee
It's impressive how the new Radiohead album came out just slightly more than a week ago and I already feel like it has been around forever. Probably overplaying it but whatever.
Anyway, good night /daily/! I hope everyone will have a marvelous night/day.
I'll try making a chart once more, not a big one Could you rec me any punk, post-punk, no-wave, synthpop, kpop, noise rock, extratone, emo, slowcore, britpop, plunderphonics, turntablism, turntable music, dreampop or vaporwave? Or similar stuff Or something else you think I might like Or something you think I won't like
Oliver Price
Im going to start posting my charts and shit for the month. Anyways, Blonde on Blonde was also released today-️
David Wood
Strawberry Switchblade - s/t
Carter Baker
>~Magus_The_Sexy funny joke but we all know that's s's
did you skip over mine or have you already listened to it? for another one: prefab sprout - jordan: the return
>post-punk Acid bath by Alien sex friend if you haven't heard it Also check out Antiguo Regimen - Política de tierra quemada
Jace Jenkins
oh yay I'm actually starting to feel sleepier
I guess I'll go to bed then
good morning, good night, /daily/
Easton Hernandez
>haven't heard this yet but I should check it out sometime great, let me know if you do!
I'll also go to sleep, good night /daily/
Matthew Ortiz
~Wata Thanks
Cooper Williams
For dream pop: >You'll Never Get to Heaven - Adorn EP >The Radio Dept. - Clinging to a Scheme >Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out >Tacoma Radar - No One Said Goodbye
Jonathan Stewart
[3] Good night
Carter Butler
Le Scrawl - Snowblind Frenesi - Cupra Ventla - Fansubbed Last Words Black Pus - Black Pus I GAMESHARK™ - SHARK フローティン グふわっと Decubellis Dreams - Out Brief Florida 宇宙コンビニ - 月の反射でみてた
Josiah Foster
legitimately sad
Isaac Bailey
There's no record of when it was released, actually, but May 16 is the most argued date (and the earliest).
People just use Freak Out as a reference point since they know it came out weeks before that, which will also be 50 this year.
Have you heard Nowa Aleksandria? Sviđa mi se da ti ne bude prijatno?
Mason Price
Can't slep :/ added (most) thanks >Nowa Aleksandria? ye >Sviđa mi se da ti ne bude prijatno nej
Joseph Powell
>tfw last post on a /daily/ thread I can die happy now
Fug That's what I get for asking people's favorite trips
Sebastian Davis
Nothing
Landon Walker
yo manfish, do i have to hear everything before 98.12.28? which albums can I skip?
Anthony Williams
>Actually enjoyed Memesical Abortions
Have I ascended to the avant dimension?
Aaron Powell
Does he not remember it or is he trying to refuse it?
Leo Turner
Wow these are better than donker mag, and they're from an upcoming mixtape, so maybe the new album will be good. It at least sounds like waddy figured out being lazy doesn't work IT DOESN'T SUIT YOU TO NOT THINK
Carson Wilson
No you don't HAVE to, but you should at least hear Long Season, Uchu Nippon Setagaya, Kuchu Camp, and ゆらめき in the Air (single) are absolute musts. I would also suggest hearing the 8月の現状 live album before, but it's not as necessary as the others. I would say if you're anxious to try out 98.12.28 (as you should be) go ahead and do so, but then do the rest of their discography at your leisure, then go back and revisit 98.12.28.
The reason I say to do it last is because 98.12.28 is the logical conclusion of Fishmans. It is the best versions of their best songs. It's a testament about their progression as a band.
Doing it last after hearing everything is the best way imo, but you don't HAVE to. I just say so since they have at least one song from every album + a couple singles outside albums and in live albums. It gives the best perspective on their discography.
My suggestion (assuming you've heard nothing) do Long Season -> Uchu Nippon Setagaya -> Kuchu Camp -> ゆらめき in the Air -> 98.12.28 -> The rest of their discography at your leisure -> revisit 98.12.28
shit.
Which post specifically did you in?
no, it means you have good taste. This is why I didn't like it.
Dylan King
>It at least sounds like waddy figured out being lazy doesn't work Did you listen to his rapping on the second track?
"Once it's in your blood, you won't be the same no more."
Adrian Torres
completely justified tbqhwy
Cameron Perez
I started one of those "who is your favorite and least favorite tripcode user" threads because I think they're funny but nobody makes them anymore since you get banned if you do it
Still better than "raging zef boner" He's having fun still, but at least it's less bad And the other song was at least better than 75% of donker mag. I can't believe this has me optimistic. I miss max normal Look up "evil body snatchers", the quality level of that song compared to donker mag is absurd
Elijah Long
I mean, you're absolutely right, but I'm still gonna be surprised and slightly offended by how the rules apply to me
Nathaniel Foster
And when i said which were my favorite trips i get answers saying i'm one fo those trips. ffs, why don't people believe i like other trips? I've always liked them.
I'm only a Sup Forums user since January 2016. No, i'm not in high school. I've known about Sup Forums for years and years, i just never really cared.
Justin Rivera
People who have RYM subscriptions: does anyone else notice people always overrate a song if it's the first or last on the album?
Do people just end up mixing their albums with their favorites towards the beginnings and ends, thus making the better songs naturally in those positions, or are people just more drawn towards/pay more attention to what they hear first and last? Genuinely curious if anyone else has noticed this.
Eli Ortiz
It is a mystery.
Logan Bailey
A lot of albums lead with a single or best track, so I don't know if I would call it overrating.
Andrew Cox
I've noticed this, and I'd say it's a mix of both. That leaves the best impression. Most people aren't paying as much attention towards the middle as they are towards the beginning and end, so if you put your best song smack in the middle, it'll often get overlooked.
Ethan Young
Artists tend to stack albums with a good opener and closer to catch yor attention and leave you with a high note. This is especially important in our instant gratification generation; can you think of a recent album whose first and last songs were below average on the context of the album, or failed to make an impact?
Nolan Scott
I think there are bands who do it on purpose, like Fugazi. But yes, i think you're right. The same thing happens in painting or pictures in general. The regular composition always feautures the main thing on the right side, because that's where most people will look first. Pic related
Juan Smith
NOOOOOOO
/daily/ still being a thing one year from now
did you ever expect it becoming such a big meme
Austin Butler
MEINT IHR NICHT prepare your bumhole boi
pet sounds is a 7 wilson's lyrics are so cringey I'm really not sure why it's so praised so highly.
I'mma check out that Uchu Nippon next, prepare your gills fishy
Is Helter Stupid a good place to start for Negativland? Actually I don't give a fuck I'm doing it anyway.
Cameron Wilson
I did everything I could to make it such a big meme so ye.
Aiden Hall
Instead of doing all the stuff I probably should have done today, I instead played Demon's Souls and listened to Meshuggah.
I am really really liking these. Laid-back and slow Watkin is pretty good, it seems.
Jacob Richardson
I still watch the threads sometimes I just haven't been listening to music lately really. mostly been reading and studying
Michael Scott
Jesse Sykes & the Sweet Hereafter - Reckless Burning (2002) >alt-country, singer/songwriter, americana
Sparse and sad alt-country, very reminiscent of Cowboy Junkies. Sykes' voice is incredible, and the songs are composed and performed well, but its singular theme runs its course by around the 6th track. Still an enjoyably melancholic listen.
3.0
Colton Cox
i keep getting a big urge to listen to escape from noise everyday, it's become quite an addicting album to listen to.
by the way this chart is still going, what next?
Thomas Jones
happy bday bb
Noah Gonzalez
tfw you're having Chilean Sea Bass with a glass of White Rhone while Carl Wilson sings a few feet from you.
Your mixtape is really good, I especially like the opener and closer. I listen to it when skateboarding or at the beach, it's a major comfy summer so far thanks in part to you Your haircut is good also
Jaxon Cook
red hash
Carter Russell
In re-listening to the entire Radiohead discography in preparation for the new album, I've found myself constantly coming back to this. Honestly, I think it is better than OKC in most respects, and is only inferior to Kid A because I'm a complete sucker for the miserable/claustrophobic atmosphere. Also, TKOL isn't nearly as bad as I thought initially.
Wyatt Hill
Oh shit daily i forgot about my callendar and reviews. So, here are some short reviews. >Paul Schütze - Apart Mediocre/bad Jazz ambient. At points it feels uninspired, at others it just copies other artists. Goddamn i got quite mad at that 2nd track , it felt like a truly watered Down Tangerine Dream. If i'm going to listen to ambient jazz i check Boheren & der Gore Club or The Killimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble, but not this turd. Not even worth a 2nd listen Final score: 3/10
>Die Like a Dog - Aoyama Crows Holy shit why do people ignore this Quartet this is fucking great i loved it. Kondo killed it with his trumpet, i can't believe you can make such nice trumpet. William Parker is an amazing bassist he makes such interesting melodies. But being honest, the 2 best playera here are Hamid Drake and Brotzmann. Peter is a fucking magician and Hamid is Mind blowing. Overall, amazing Free Jazz record Final Score: strong 8/10
NEW SCHEDULE: >Tomorrow: Seiko Oomori - Tokyo Black Hole >Wednesday: Shiina Ringo - Semen coffee (can't remember the name) >Thursday: Loops and Dots >Friday: Animal Collective - Feels >Saturday: Revolutionary Chinese Orchestra - V1.28 >Sunday If rejected >David Murray Quartet - A Sanctuary Within If nothing happens / get the Girl >The Spent Poets - s/t
Julian Richardson
Fire Engines - Lubricate Your Living Room (1980) >post-punk, art punk
Short little bursts of energetic and anxious post-punk with some scratchy and atonal guitar work. The guitar work is the best thing here, the rest is just kinda standard Devo-ish post-punk. A lot of stuff that doesn't impress or astound that much, but it does a lot to entertain. Well, "Discord" is wonderful, but other than that it's not that insanely impressive. Still solid though.
2.5+
Michael Phillips
>did you skip over mine or have you already listened to it? Sorry, I'll put it on
Heard While You Were Out, but thanks!
alrighty
Thanks!
The live album, and Long Season
Nope. Thanks!
>Sugar Babe - Songs you keep recommending me this in 5x5 threads, thanks for the rest!
Jaxon Ramirez
What is this?
Liam Ortiz
getting recs for a daily chart
Kayden Miller
I guess you are adding Musical Abortions. But on a serious note >Destroy All Monsters - 74 - 76 >Tangerine Dream - Zeit >Canserbero - Muerte
Grayson Reed
>why did you lose that happy glow
;__;
Logan Anderson
Alright boys, 2 albums left!
William Campbell
thanks pal
Nolan Jackson
eyyy time for some Dick Hyman
Isaac Sanchez
Dead - Musical Abotions
Cooper Myers
Alternative TV - The Image Has Cracked
Owen Baker
never change /daily/
Caleb Anderson
...
Robert Allen
remember that molam album you guys memed a couple months back? is that worth checking out or no?
Matthew Fisher
>s that worth checking out or no? hell to the yes it is
