It's the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine)!
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.
>making the new thread twice in a row what a threadslut
Bentley Campbell
thanks i try
Owen Foster
>End of The world as We know it ???
Parker Thompson
recc
james carr, the chameleons and peter walker are great, good job
Leo Watson
...
Jack Price
at least he's not me
Josiah Green
Caetano Veloso- Transa
Easton Cruz
If I ever get got at photoshop, I'll need to make a /daily/ meme version of this cover.
Russkoe Pole Eksperimentov, not Zdorovo i Vechno
Vechno is close, though I like Eksperimentov more
Hudson Fisher
Cornell lab of ornithology- voices of north American owls
Carter Edwards
i dont get the appeal of keiji hano outside of a few collabs, whats the appeal
appreciate it
John Davis
>get got
fucking phone
Jonathan Cruz
Eyy those were my recs, glad you liked 'em. Are you familiar with Tim Buckley? I rec Dream Letter 1968.
John Cox
Matana Roberts - Coin Coin Chapter One: Gens de couleur libres
Daniel Carter
im familiar with him, i liked a bit of starsailor but never listened to him after that. will check out, thanks!
eyy boss could i get in on this
Eli Peterson
guys STOP having good taste
Neil Ardley - A Symphony of Amaranths (1972) >third stream
That first track is absolutely out of this world in every single way. An entire a-side of the most immaculately composed, bombastic, straight-up beautiful jazz music I've ever heard in my entire life. The b-side, however, is just a massive drop in quality, at least to me. It's nice enough, and I like Ivor Cutler's spoken word, but it doesn't even hold a candle to that immaculate a-side. It's just kinda bland.
3.0-
listen to lee moses if you liked james carr.
Adam Baker
also i think i've said this before but i really do like your taste, it's super varied, and it makes me wanna check out more springsteen besides Nebraska.
Tyler Nguyen
Gastr del Sol - Camoufleur Hmm Seconding this We'd have to start first desu
Isaiah Garcia
Trying a more compressed file size and we'll see how it looks
Ah, shit, sorry. Searching this shit in russian is hard. Mind just pasting the full "artist - title" how you want it and then I'll just use that image?
>and it makes me wanna check out more springsteen besides Nebraska. Pro tip: really not worth it, but I haven't heard Nebraska. I get why people like him I guess, but I really do not, even after reading "Love Goes to Buildings on Fire" which I bet could sell him for quite a few people.
Grazhdanskaya Oborona - Russkoe Pole Eksperimentov
Thanks.
Jordan Carter
nebraska's very different from all his singles, a lot more sparse and folky. I'd check it out.
also i'd maybe change "tripfriend ots" to ruggles on the chart.
Benjamin Smith
thanks, and do check out more Springsteen. I highly recommend The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle thru The River. Almost impeccable run of albums.
Already heard, pretty meh for O'Rourke. The Serpentine Similar and Upgrade & Afterlife much better imo
thanks, already heard, fantastic record. Has she done anything else?
is it wrong that i unironically like this
Mason White
Wow, I've never heard of Neu! 7
David Kelly
Dreyer.
Aiden Morgan
Looks good. Thanks for the add btw. Woah, there's a Neu! 7? Gotta check that out sometime. Damn ok.
Samuel Carter
Aren't you pretty new here? If you want though, sure. Shoot.
And no noticeable quality loss? Nice.
I nearly choked on my water. gg
Evan Reed
recommend another one of his films?
it's actually Neu! 27
Chase Thomas
nah it's what ppl generally refer to as "perfect pop"
Matthew Martinez
damn right im new here
so do i just list the albums or what
Adrian Bell
The Neu! boys have really been working hard haven't they >tfw I haven't even watched Monogatari past the first ep of Bake and think Ren'ai Circulation is one of the greatest OPs of all time
Andrew James
What is Neu! 72? Are those lads still going hard?
Cooper Bennett
What are /daily/'s favorite films?
Jeremiah Hill
Yessir
>nebraska's very different from all his singles So I've heard, and I've been meaning to check it out.
>also i'd maybe change "tripfriend ots" to ruggles on the chart. Good catch. Thanks for reminding me
Jayden Bell
Just going to get "It's Such a Beautiful Day" out of the way now
Robert Ortiz
Neu! are hardcore Stalker, It's Such a Beautiful Day
I haven't watched these btw. They're just liked by a lot of /daily/ens.
Joshua Roberts
you know those fuccs over at Germany can't stop working
Stalker, Eraserhead, It's Such a Beautiful Day, Raging Bull
Julian Adams
She has a couple new installments in the Coin Coin series, but I've yet to hear them.
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
Lucas Walker
that one meme film about that stick figure with the top hat that makes me cry every FUCKING TIME
that and dazed and confused
i don't watch too many films
Joseph Sanders
>hmm You don't want to know what I do here
Landon Ross
Evolution (2001)
Aiden Carter
Jurassic Wolrd
Adrian Perez
Corneilus - Fantasma
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media - Funky Stuff
cool, im hyped
Dylan Rodriguez
bathory's blood fire death seems just like more of the s/t debut, but without the lo-fi charm. the intro was also muuuuuch less cool than that from s/t.
ulver was much more placid and dulling than I expected. I don't think atmospheric metal is for me.
zappa's absolutely free was great, i'll probably enjoy it again sometime in the not-too-distant future.
daikanjyo had a few bits that I found rather agreeable, but mostly bored me with it's meandering (but by no means unskilled) path. I think the drummer was my favorite of the trio.
Adam Wilson
Tell me your secret, user
Connor Richardson
absolutely unparalleled
Matthew Barnes
Perhaps he's Doopeesposter
Eli Foster
Same
Bentley White
Wew, that would be p Doopee desu
Samuel Walker
What do you think Takashi Mizutani is doing right now?
What do you think Gero 30 is doing right now?
What do you think Keiji Haino is doing right now?
Nolan Parker
Damn, I missed your Satie review. Glad to see you liked it, though!
Hunter Jenkins
I'm considerably new yet i'm in there Listen to it right now my dude. Fucking great album
Adrian Allen
I basically just said that I thought it sounded lovely, but I'm not enthralled by it. I might be a classical pleb, it seems like even some of the best pieces I've ever heard I only listen to on occasion. I also could see how he influenced future composers, notably Yann Tiersen and his Amelie soundtrack
Blake Clark
I hope Fish recovers from being roasted last thread. He's nice but too dumb for his own good sometimes.
Michael Hall
hosono house goat
on it amigo
David James
Yo Nyar, i listened to an album and for some reason thought about you. Not even sure why, maybe you should give it a listen >Junior Boys - Last Exit
David Price
Xiu Xiu - Plays the Music of Twin Peaks (2016) >experimental rock, art rock
Overblown as hell, and the more droney bits don't do anything for me, but overall this does do a nice job at modernizing Badalamenti's original score for Twin Peaks and making it more sinister and disturbed. The version of "Falling" here is exceptional, but then there are tracks that are just too far up their own ass, which I guess is a problem with a lot of Xiu Xiu's work. Overall I do have to say I enjoyed it, and it does it's job well.
2.5+
Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior (1976) >jazz fusion, jazz-rock
This is so fucking goofy, oh my god. It's almost lovable, but the way that this just exceptionally goofy sounding music is balanced with the extreme wank of its instrumentals is just...baffling, to say the least. It's got a few things that I like, the drumming is exceptional and "The Magician" is honestly a great song, but this is just too goofy and wanky for my tastes. Still /slightly/ enjoyable as a whole.
2.0-
Matthew Martin
I was blown away by it; I think I listened to it twice through back to back my first listen. I was like 3/4 of the way through just thinking "OH SHIT I can't wait to listen to this again immediately!!" Shit's tight.
Wyatt Nguyen
>Not liking the intentionally over-the-top jazz tribute to fusion and thinking it's goofy unironically
dude
Brody Ramirez
>>Junior Boys - Last Exit I'm pretty glad you thought of me and brought it to my attention, but I'm not into this record. I seldom enjoy such prominently electronic music. I appreciate it though friend
Gavin Roberts
eh, even if it is ironic i still don't care for it. it's a technical marvel though.
Wyatt Myers
You gave it a 10, yeah? I put it in there because of that. I almost always look in to anything I see /daily/ review with a 10/10
Mason Campbell
I still have it in the 9 category because it takes me a very long time to promote something to a 10. It's inevitable, though. You must have grabbed it off another user, I remember seeing a 10 review not too long ago.
Eli Butler
Yeah no worries. I don't know why it reminds me of you tho
Jose Martin
Good Morning /daily/!
Final Jelly Roll CD now.
Hudson Brown
>You must have grabbed it off another user, I remember seeing a 10 review not too long ago. Yeah it was rather recent. The 10 reviews here are always compelling. Kerr gave Jessica Pratt- on your own love again a 10 review, so I looked into it, and it became a 10 and my '15 AOTY (album of the decade so far in fact, barring the King Krule EP). I'm looking forward to the Jandek record on my chart- dogwander gave it a 10 and a well-written review.
I wonder what it was now! Something about the lyrics, perhaps? Anyway, thanks again. Do I have you on rym? I can't remember. I'm ~crawling_chaos . I'll have to recommend you something soon
Noah Jones
Good morning doggo Actually it's night here And I'm about to sleep Bye for now
Sebastian Hernandez
Wow, that gif is much more depressing then I remembered I guess I got it mixed up with that cozy Christmas one I used to have
Angel Fisher
good night!
Logan Mitchell
Good night Lercheman. Also, yes that is a depressing gif ;_;
Camden Perez
Just added you on RYM. I guess it was the vibe of The album. Who knows. Or maybe i'm confusing you with someone else. You liked Hawaii Pt 2 right?
Brody Brooks
Kek the method on pepe's screen is Defenestration
>You liked Hawaii Pt 2 right? I do. There's a few songs I usually skip but there's a couple I love. Good friend Rodriguez adores that record
Jonathan Walker
Still a method of suicide tho, innit
Jack Diaz
u know it. that reminds me, have you heard the record pale machine by bo en?
Aaron Clark
give me comfy japanese synthpop
Nathan Cox
anybody know of a good book for learning about classical music (both theory and history, but mostly history)
how do you do your freeform charts (what site/program)
Michael Hernandez
i use paint.net and just put 120x120 albums on a 1560x720 canvas
Noah Carter
ok I might completely steal that method later thanks
I used Kamien's Music:An Appreciation. It didn't stress on theory all that much but you figure out how to follow specific passages of scores, starting with simple monophonic medieval compositions.
Cooper Edwards
go ahead! i think i stole it from somebody else here anyway
Sebastian Reed
Pig rest.
Levi Foster
Sleep tite pigger
Kayden Adams
Then you should check it too GFR. I don't know why i got a vibe from it, since they are very different
Daniel Baker
If you haven't heard Haruomi Hosono - Pacific you should. But you probably have.
Aaron Moore
4 new albums just went up on my label btw. mine's the cold tones one if you just want to listen to that, but they're all pretty good. cavbrew.bandcamp.com/
Lullatone - Plays Pajama Pop Pour Vous Frenesi - Cupra bo en - Pale Machine (lel, it's true though.) i'm excited to hear it.
Parker Nelson
OK, so it is 8 CDs of Jelly Roll Morton and some of his contemporaries (CD8 only) talking about the basis of the New Orleans jazz composing. Jelly Roll explains the inspirations behind his compositions, talks about what pieces he heard in what dollhouses and plays them all. The 1938 recordings get progressively darker with very obscene compositions on disc 5 and 6. Disc 7 features Jelly playing some guitar in a similar style inspired by dixieland with occasional country blues motifs. It actually reminded me of John Fahey a lot.
The final CD is recollection of Morton’s contemporaries who give a background on what it was like to perform jazz in the early days, the racial barriers, the locations they played in. Occasional pieces are played.
Overall I think this is a legendary historical document that reveals a lot about the birth of jazz composition and arrangements. Morton always keeps it interesting by adding on stories from his life and a break-down of the compositions right as he plays them. The guy talks a lot. I’ll give this a 9 because it not only features great compositions that slowly abandon the ragtime influences on the piano playing, but also stress on how important classical arrangements and the life situations of Jelly Roll Morton were for his music. Definitely check this out.
9/10
Anthony Rodriguez
I'm new to japanese pop. I'm trying to find more like Ryo Maruoka, it's so comfy. Thank for the recs! Now I have a huge backlog. Which one should I begin with?
Okay, those do not sound like the stuff I recced. Try checking out my recs sometime though to see if you like em. Anyway, based on the links I'd rec this:
