/daily/ - "fuck of with this nihongo no fagoto weeb trash" edition

It's [JOKE ABOUT THE DATE HERE]!

Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, tell us what you've been listening to today and what you will listen to in the following month, pity Jangle's Thrift Tourney, listen to Keiji Haino scream, and just let the good times flow.

neverendingchartrendering.org/
>the new topsters

topsters.net/
>we link this out of respect

plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel
>for when you want to say dumb things but don't want them to be found in the archive

synctube.org/r/Some_dumb_synctube_channel
>plug, but with emotes instead of avatars that crawled out of uncanny valley

dailymu-sic.weebly.com/
>site with templates, OP covers, archive, & random stuff

Ask about our Skype group if you're interested! You'll never get a response, but fuck it.

Most importantly, get taste!

Previously on /daily/:

Other urls found in this thread:

lastchart.com/
youtube.com/watch?v=bdSAWBUpbIM
myanimelist.net/animelist/transgod?status=7&order=4&order2=0
twitter.com/SFWRedditImages

Frost

hey guys really interested in that skype groop

the lily is a pretty thing to view

>tfw you wont be able to plugg until saturday

ditto

oh my god wrong pic, thank god i had my trip off so no one saw this embarassing mistake

>"fuck of with this nihongo no fagoto weeb trash" edition
truly my finest moment

message lightningrod14othernumbers (Rockadopolis) about the skype group.

what what it actually exists

You don't know about deco?

It's basically the r9k of /daily/ don't expect to get any actual collabs done

Rec me shit cuz that's the only reason I occasionally post in this thread

Jim O'Rourke - Bad Timing (or The Visitor if you've heard that)
Man Man - The Man in a Blue Turban With a Face
Storm and Stress - Under Thunder and Fluorescent Lights
Djwwww - Arigato

The Chameleons - Strange Times
Robbie Basho - Visions of the Country
James Carr - You Got My Mind Messed Up
Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: 1968
Jazz in general

Sweet Emma Barrett - And Her Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1964)
>dixieland

I'd rather not basically just paraphrase triangle's RYM review of this album, but I feel almost the same away about this album as his. Mainly that it's fucking great. The production is clean, the performances are awesome and danceable as hell, and the drummer is incredible. A /bit/ samey, but whatever, I just wanna dance!

3.5

damn right

y'all, evidently i only listen to 2 artists, can i get some recs?

Peter Walker - Rainy Day Raga
Daniel Bachman - Seven Pines
VA - Psychegaelic: French Freakbeat
Bikini - Hova Lett...

dumb question but where do you get this image

Suicide - s/t

Animal Collective - Here Comes the Indian (2003)
>neo-psychedelia, experimental, experimental rock

>3.13 / 5.0 from 3,810 ratings
RYM'S SHIT TASTE STRIKES AGAIN

Really though, this is pretty awesome. It sets out to create dense, spooky, manic, tribal atmospheres and it does just that. There's a few times where it gets SUPER incomprehensible and muddled, but there are amazing tracks here ("Hey Light" with its call-and-response screaming, "Two Sails on a Sound" with its soundscaping, "Slippi" with its everything). However, save for the screaming parts, it works better when it's being more pretty than incredibly noisy (I've never thought AnCo did noise well. They're good at introducing noise to pop structures, but not plain noise). The purely noisy parts don't really detract from how shockingly great this is though.

Josef K - The Only Fun in Town (1981)
>post-punk

Catchy fun while it lasts, but nothing sticks at all. Each song is danceable and herky-jerky in a way that only good post-punk can be, but there's really nothing interesting being done here, it's just totally in one ear, out the other. And a lot of the songs have a samey vibe to them. But man, those drum and bass grooves are pretty fucking undeniable, and save a fair amount of the whole record.

2.5+

olivia tremor control if you want more major organ/NMH and elliott smith and daniel johnston if you want more Mountain Goats

:))))
I hope you like the other recs just as much

>RYM HAS SHIT TASTE
>rates it lower than the average, contributing to the consensus he so vehemently hates

DO LE SACRE DU PRINTEMPS ALREADY
also you should do the version with Stravinsky conducting

pssh i don't even have any weight in RYM averages anymore

i'm now realizing the staggering hypocrisy in this though

wew HCTI's score is a 3.0+

already heard that and loved it! so i'll do the boulez version

lastchart.com/ !

have ye heard Hollindogologolodon yet?

>mfw the bantz on Dream Letter - Live in London are top quality

nope, but i'm planning to listen to that, Centipede Hz, and the EPs soon to finish their whole discog.

hollin is pretty much a mixture of the ambient buts of hcti and campfire songs, with slightly more singing. have fun with it!

what TV shows does /daily/ like?

Twin Peaks, the Eric Andre Show, those weird ass Adult Swim Infomercials, Cheers, M.A.S.H and pretty much everything on PBS

oh fuck i like campfire songs too, im hyped

always sunny, the simpsons, home movies, dr katz, space ghost coast to coast, the critic, gravity falls, sealab 2021, tim and eric/check it out/tom goes to the mayor

i have a shit attention span with tv shows so i really only watch animated comedy shows

quite like Preacher, it's a good show
also like Game of Thrones, fell off a bit around the 5th season, but the 6th revitalized my love for the show
fucking love Skins (esp. seasons 1&2)
Boardwalk Empire seasons 1&2, Rick and Morty, Heroes season 1 and The Wire

I respect that

oh yeah and Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job

Twin Peaks, Seinfeld, all the good Adult Swim shows

hollin is an absolute mind fuck desu

definitely their most out there and maybe my favorite of theirs. their EPs are really solid too.

Comedy:
The Simpsons
Home movies
Spongebob
The Strange World of Gurney Slade
Decker
Monk
Daria
Space Ghost
Scooby Doo
Silicon Valley

""drama""
Utopia
Breaking Bad
Black Mirror
Lost
Uhhhhhhhh.... I know there's more but I'm really burned out tonight

oh yeah the muppet show is an absolute classic as well

i sure do love out there!

forest gospel is like hey light times 10

i dont know how pbear plays the drums like he does on hollin live

there are better folk bands to obsess that insanely over

try the following:
Songs: Ohia
Smog
Iron & Wine [not a fan but hey if you enjoy nmh and mountain goats]
Jordaan Mason

>3.13
>3.0+
mate...

SAVE HOLLINDAGAIN FOR WHEN YOU DRONE ME ITS ONE OF MY TOP 10

i dont watch much but ive been enjoying louie, duckman, and bojack a lot recently

>Daria
my nigga that show is the shit

i don't even know how he plays the drums in studio, STGSTV is one of my favorite drumming albums ever

I GET THE HYPOCRISY OKAY JEEZ MOM

and okay i'll save it 4 u

oh yeah and peep show

Fuck yes, also be sure to check out Troubadour 1969, top tier bantz on that one.

[2] (I was going to write exactly this)

Good Morning /daily/!

More Jelly.

their EPs are pretty mediocre imo, but hollindagain is just so fucking amazing

definitely the best part on hollindagain. i also love the live rendition of lablakely dress

best drumming album is mu first part
stgstv and hollind are also very good, as well surprisingly a lot of sun ra stuff, and anything ed blackwell played drums on

thanks :)

is pointing out nat's hypocrisy the Meme Of The Day?

Not being able to listen to music is DRIVING ME FUCKING INSANE AHHHH

>is pointing out nat's hypocrisy the Meme Of The Day?
Every day is a good day to shit on nat's rating system.

Man I have so much music. I don't even know what to listen to. It's too overwhelming. Any advice? I'm sick of rolling/randomizing.

>best drumming album is mu first part
well i mean duh

>Every day is a good day to shit on nat's rating system.
oh man how about i use a fucking normie rating system with about 4 different scores that amount to "I HATE IT"

Just don't think about it that much. Listen to whatever you stumble upon.

>I'm sick of rolling/randomizing
lmao are you that inept at exploring music?
Does an artist or genre you like never push you to pursue them?
Listen to whatever the hell you want, man.

..or just post them here and the good lads at /daily/ will spoonfeed you taste.

A random guy on RYM rated me 2 albums. Only listened to 1 but it's fucking amazing. Pic related, wondering What's your opinion on it
If no anime then
>Tim and Eric
>Eric Andre Show
>Star vs The forces of evil
>Fargo
>Random short films in the independent channel

>lmao are you that inept at exploring music?
Yes, yes I am. Teach me, Alifie.

Belle and Sebastian- If You're Feeling Sinister

IF YOU'RE FEELING SINISTER
GO OFF AND SEE A MINISTER

incredibly fun folky indie pop
i really like the qt lyrics, especially with stuart murdoch's voice

8/10

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Ferraro time!

>God of London EP
The first two tracks were pretty similar to Cold, minimal ironic trappy stuff with some of the a e s t h e t i c siri-robot vocals of fsv. The last track was similarly autotuned distortions of Ferraro's vocals, but they were more expressive and accompanied by some sparse piano playing. Surprisingly emotive and personal for a Ferraro track.

>Citrac
Ferraro ambient meets '80s sci fi thrillers. This was nice and trippy, but I'm still not crazy about his ambient work. I could possibly see spacing out to it in the future, but he has better ambient stuff than this (Last American Hero, On Air).

It's interesting how music gets dull when you listen to too much of it. It's like porn, eventually it does nothing for you and you start developing mild fetishes and needing to take breaks so it can be satisfying again. At least none of us are cataloging and rating the porn we consume. Ferraro is probably the music equivalent of a shit fetish. Summer is killing me, I need to be doing productive mental work again.

Every comedy I can get my hands on, pretty much all of the ones mentioned in this thread, plus a handful more.

You better be talking about the original '60s/'70s run of Scooby Doo where all the bad guys were people in masks and not that "The monsters are real!" trash.

While i'm listening to an album I like to look up information about it: artists on the album, recording date, location, genre, influence, facts, etc. etc.
Like the/an artist on the album? Look up their other shit.
Like the genre and want to explore it? Look up major releases in that category.
Maybe one of their songs is a cover you like? Look up that artist and listen to them.
Like the label or recording engineer? Look them up.
This usually leads into me finding about 5 albums I want to listen to after this one.
Rinse and repeat, and you now have infinite music.

lmao great review

>You better be talking about the original '60s/'70s run of Scooby Doo
Of Fucking course dude
I have the og series on VHS

Tim Buckley - Dream Letter - Live in London 1968
the recording here is top notch, the music is lovely
It's pretty rare for a live album to remain this consistently good throughout, but this pulls it off

Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
yeah, it was alright, some of it seemed a bit purposeless, could be a good deal shorter, it's fine whaddya want

Bojangle rec me

Good, good.

Oh fuck, I remember unsuccessfully looking for like an hour for 'happy' tagged stuff in preparation.

How about this? Tagged as uplifting and passionate. (you might have heard it though)

I've heard that one unfortunately
happy or a relevantly similar word

enjoying this. Also looking for other overlooked albums of 2k16

How about this one, tagged as "uplifting, warm"

(really wish I could search for damn descriptors)

yup

Right on, enjoy!

>Joy Division - Closer
This album is brutal compared to unknown pleasures. The end of the album is so full of sadness and slows down the upbeat catchy grooves that appeared on their first album. It's awesome, but it's also pretty morbid to think about how the lead singer killed himself shortly after recording this. Both of these albums have a dark post punk vibe to them, but they definitely require different moods to listen to them. Great stuff. Green Diamond/10
Favorite Track: The Eternal

And with that i finish my second chart. Lots of amazing albums on here and definitely some new favorites. Next chart incoming very soon.

Nat, I recently fell in love with Angel Olsen's Strange Cacti EP and saw you review it. I noticed you liked it but was interested in you mentioning you didn't like where her music was heading (generic indie rock or something). So I just wanted to ask if you had heard the new singles that had come out from her upcoming album because I can't get enough of it.

I love Strange Cacti and I'm probably going to really like My Woman when it drops but I do also hope she tries to write songs like the EP again

>page 10

liar

this is so nice
youtube.com/watch?v=bdSAWBUpbIM
show me something like it

when i still watched a lot of tv:
kenny vs spenny
scrubs
seinfeld
always sunny
arrested development
the it crowd
stromberg
mythbusters
the most extreme
heroes
yugioh
one piece
catdog
rocko's modern life

i'm forgetting a good handful probably. some cartoons surely

more recently:
myanimelist.net/animelist/transgod?status=7&order=4&order2=0
and rick & morty
started gravity falls and it's pretty cool too

>Utopia
umm yes that's fresh

alright so let's start a tourney. RIght now there are 5 reservations:
(best grill is best grill for reasons)
>nyarlathotep
>Letov
I don't how many should I look for. Also, thinking of some rules to make things more interesting. When it'll be the time, I'll give you again my RYM.

yes im in

>attempts writing music review of bad pseudo music
>turns out bad
I'm shocked.

ok arthur russell - another thought

aspetta un secondo per dio almeno fammi avere tutti quanti e fammi decidere

this is gonna be interesting

hey Sup Forumsfriends i feel so good and we don't have a current feel current song thread so can someone make one? aussies are fucking banned from posting so i can't, and i really wanna share my good vibes

I don't know what the hell I was saying with the "generic indie rock" thing, the more rocky songs off Burn Your Fire and the recent "Shut Up Kiss Me" song are great, she's a wonderful songwriter even when she's being more conventional. Like, "Shut Up Kiss Me" just has an incredible hook.

Glad you're loving Strange Cacti by the way! I've been listening to it a bunch recently too.

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I like brickelberry a lot.

oh man I just started one too as an user fugg

lol

>V/A - African Scream Contest
I'm not a funk guy, I know this much by now. I don't mean to say that I dislike funk, because that'not the case at all, and in fact, I even like it. However, every time I am confronted with some supposedly amazing funk album and I listen to it, my standard reaction after finishing it is: "well, that was good, sure." The problem is that while it's easy for me to LIKE funk, I find it extremely hard to LOVE funk. It never manages to make a lasting impression on me, even if it scores high ratings and is lauded by people whose taste I trust. I don't even have to say anything about the music, because it's afro-funk, and if you know anything about funk and afro-funk in particular, you already know how much you will like it. I liked it, but I can't see the supposed genius here. 3.0-

>Robert Ashley - Dancing in the Sand
Perhaps a bit incoherent as a whole, but individually, the five pieces on this album are all very much worth listening to. The title track reminds me of Private Parts since it has Ashley's spoken word with a minimalist musical backdrop, this time featuring disorientingly paced piano and female vox. Halfway throughout the track, Ashley's muttering is overtaken by what seems like a jazz ensemble going for free improvisation, quite a nice twist. The rest of the album is part modern classical, part eerie spoken word tracks (the third track features samples of something in Dutch!), although the tracks with spoken word can't live up to Ashley's soothing musing. It's all good, and it's worth checking out for anyone interested in Ashley. 3.5-

>Elvis Costello - This Year's Model
Can I just say this is well-made and I can totally see why people like it, but it's just not my kind of pop music, and be done with it? Yes. 1.5+

>Vijay Iyer & Wadada Leo Smith - A Cosmic Rhythm With Each Stroke
It's got piano, it's got trumpet, and it's ECM style jazz. Now you know exactly what it sounds like. And yeah, it's really pleasant, although I kinda wish it weren't over an hour in length, eventually the idea of ambient jazz with piano and trumpet wears off just a wee bit. 3.0-

>Dome - s/t
Kinda what happens when you take 154 by Wire and remove all the poppy elements and add a little more industrial music to the mix, I guess. Dome's basically Wire minus Colin Newman and Robert Gotobed (haha guess he went to bed), and I guess Newman's the one who was into writing the more song-like songs, because we're not having much of that here. There's songs, clearly, but by replacing hooks and choruses and all that good stuff with more unbridled experimentation, this album lacks a key charm that Wire albums do possess. You could do much worse in terms of industrial music, but eh. It's just not worth checking out, overall. 2.0

>Can I just say this is well-made and I can totally see why people like it, but it's just not my kind of pop music, and be done with it?
No, it's literally impossible.
And illegal.

What happened on the 13th of July?

it's the day /daily/ died

tourney! tourney! nobody wants to enter a tourney? rec me things and get blamed on for wasting my time! IT'S FREE!

David Darling - Cycles

ok i guess

xiu xiu - the air force

>nyarlathotep
>Letov

alright so there you are, I'll now proceed to make the template, and then ask for missing albums

Who is your music waifu, /daily/?

Bo En - Pale Machine

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argh! I just made the template for eight, but if Letov doesn't come back I may add you instead of him.