We're all going to live prosperous lives with loving people, so this all matters.
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, do tourneys (unless if you're Jangle, in which case they will crash and burn), post memes, don't talk about music, argue about opinions, fight with other generals, just let the good times flow.
Also what are some good baroque pop albums with strings in them?
Ian Green
Good.
Robert Perry
Delete /daily/. Ban /daily/ posters.
Nathaniel Reyes
YMO - Technodelic (1981) >synthpop, electropop
YMO are awesome, goddamn. This album is a little spotty, sometimes the new wave influences get on my nerves, and it's just a /bit/ repetitive, but despite these nitpicks weighing down the album a bit, this is mostly awesome. It's a lot grimier than previous YMO efforts, the synths are dirtier and harder-hitting and the use of sampling takes the album is a more progressive, soundscaping direction that's really cool. They basically invent techno here, with songs like "Neue Tanz" and "Key" serving as a precursor to the driving, repetitive rhythms of the genre, and being awesome in their own right. A few songs do miss their mark, like "Stairs" and "Gradated Grey", but the songs that hit hit hard, and overall make the album a really good listen.
3.0+
Olga Bell - Tempo (2016) >electropop, glitch pop, art pop
The production here is immaculate, when the beats lock into whatever groove they're going for it pops and sounds great. What's lacking is the songwriting. While the production may be done exceptionally well, the beats and the songs themselves are totally aimless, they have no direction, and not entirely in a good way. Still, I'm surprised by how much I liked this, especially since Bell is so often named in the same breath as artists I don't care for like Holly Herndon. While it's totally aimless and the lyrics are totally daft, I still can't deny how amazing the production is, and I certainly do like the album a decent bit because of that.
2.5-
haven't listened to it in full, but the songs I've checked out are pretty! I like the piano playing but I'm not 100% on board with your voice.
also for the baroque pop: Montage - Montage Nilsson - Aerial Ballet Nilsson - Nilsson Sings Newman Parenthetical Girls - Entanglements Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Nancy & Lee Scott Walker - Scott 2
Jordan Wilson
"I think im in love"
Jordan James
nice doggo
David Jackson
Les Sculpteurs de vinyl - Memory & Money (1997) >turntable music
Starts off a bit disjointed and in that "switching through 1000 radio stations super fast" style of plunderphonics (a la John Oswald) that I don't care for too much, but at some point about a third of the way through it starts getting /really/ good. The use of sampling here is second to none, I can recognize a song they sampled here yet it's completely transformed and mutilated to a point where it stops being it's own song, it's just another component in these pieces. Very rarely it just becomes too much and sounds like sample salad, but when everything just comes together it's incredible to listen to. "Defacement of Memory" is amazing.
3.0+
who is this qt pupper
Ethan Butler
Why did Bear get banned anyway?
Will add to my /daily/ music listening chart Fine score. Also, I read your Sugar Babe thing and I have to disagree. To me, Songs is the only city pop album I've heard that is all killer, no filler. But I guess, one man's killer is another man's filler so whatever.
Hunter Wilson
i do have to concede that the closer on that album is a fucking amazing pop song, the rest just really didn't appeal to me all too much.
David Foster
Dynamic IP hit a banned address. It happens.
Jordan Kelly
Sugar isn't even my favorite song off the album but alright then. Ah. He'll be free soon then right?
Bear did nothing wrong.
Dicks out for Bear.
Adam Hughes
It depends. If he just has the dynamic IP from a stubborn ban evader, he'll be fine. If it's a CP poster or notorious shitposter, he might have some trouble.
Dominic Morris
>Dicks out for Bear. harambe and bear
this year is a cruel mistress
>If it's a CP poster if it turns out that bear is a chronic CP poster without his trip i'd probably kill myself tbqh
Hudson Johnson
>Also what are some good baroque pop albums with strings in them? randy newman- good old boys
Jacob Sanders
Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, but there was no noise general and I didnt want to make a new thread
I'm not sure if im crazy, but I vaguely remember seeing an album on Sup Forums some time ago and it was something along the lines of being a field recording. I want to say that it had coordinates of some sort in the title, and the cover was snowy. Am i crazy or is this a thing?
Elijah Lewis
Post bear faces to show your solidarity with Bear
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#I'mWithBear
Ethan Howard
pls be ok Bear ʕ ·ᴥ·ʔ
Lucas Reed
ʕB^)ʔ
Daniel Kelly
In honor of our vanquished comrade, I listened to Even Oxen finally.
It's good.
There's something wrong with that bear.
Jonathan Wood
Wait you haven't heard the Köln concert? Get around it as soon as possible. ʕ ·ᴥ·ʔ
Luke Moore
It's a completely normal bear.
Caleb Nguyen
Improved.
Xavier Gomez
So fucking glad /rym/ is dead, lmao.
Kevin Brooks
really? It's not how I actually sing. My voice normally is a huge strong suit for me outdoing my piano skills by massive amounts.
I guess I do better with more poppy songs
Jordan Robinson
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Benjamin Reed
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ʅʕ•ᴥ•ʔʃ
Hunter Anderson
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For Jangle:
^(oo)^
Jason Wright
mfw no one posted nothing when I was banned
Ryan Sullivan
I approve of this
Elijah Edwards
What's a Vinter-approved emoticon I can use for future reference?
Alexander Ross
( '_>')
John Flores
Noted.
Dylan Myers
>summer without you is as cold as winter >vinter without you is even colder >mfw ( '_>')
Austin Rodriguez
listening to more, I think they're a lot better in the second half. the first few tracks i think you're doing vocal acrobatics a bit out of your comfort zone. when the music suits your vocals they're actually /really/ pretty. definitely get a soofy vibe.
Brody Edwards
I don't know why I thought this was a good idea. I can't even make it spin fast enough.
Cooper Evans
goes well with this delroy edwards ep
Evan Hughes
Hi, how are you? Listening to Getz / Gilberto and drinking coffee now. Weather's great and I think that today's going to be a good day.
Isaac Clark
why aren't you banned jabroni?
William Taylor
I restarted my phone! Back to the usual now. I wanted to ask you about that Beat Happening album btw. Was it the one where he says >GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME GIVE IT TO ME ?¿
Jeremiah Martin
yes, the track is "I love you"
Colton Long
Triggered.
Austin Brooks
Post yfw Bear made up everything just to get our attention
Christopher Long
see
Brayden Nguyen
"triggered"
Jordan Johnson
Lol abunch of you fags got banned for shitting up rym
Jaxon Rogers
rip Misha
I will listen to Red House Painters in memory of you
Brody Moore
So did most of /rym/. It was kind of pleasant until they all realized they could go into airplane mode/restart their router.
Chase Harris
Yeah and you tards can't figure that out
Charles Nguyen
You're a really cool guy and your dick is very very big.
Blake Garcia
what actually happened?
Nathan Williams
mods got sick of rymemes malicious memery
Jackson Sullivan
/rym/ got purged (everyone posting was b&) and unfortunately some of our comrades were posting ITT.
at least that's what I think
Robert Jenkins
I've heard this album before but i'm only realising now how amazing it is. Probably a 9 or 10. It bridges the gap between 50s/60s rock and roll and the hard rock of the Stooges and TVU perfectly. I love the imperfection of the recording techniques as well, has a slightly lo-fi feel sometimes. Far ahead of its time
sheesh, that's pretty harsh.
Jacob Lee
Proof: the drums in "Money" the vocals in "Do You Love Me" the guitar in "Walkin' the Dog" Boss Hoss's intro sounds reminiscent of WL/WH era TVU
Henry Rivera
I nearly screamed when I realized I was only 8 discs into this comp. I might just take a break. And I just realized how asinine it is rating each individual disc with the little amounts of variation going on here. I'll let you all know...
agreed
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Asher White
>cassette demo #1 p. shit >cassette demo #2 good/decent, can tell they have potential.
blog out
Luis Brown
no sleep till Brooklyn, you better give it a 10 you fucking poser
Adam Gonzalez
Welcome to the scary world of Walmart Cantopop Boxsets. Normally reserved for Asian grandmas, but have found a second life as avant-teen bait.
Levi Anderson
>Volume 10: Hatred -DJ Sound
There are only a few rap records that I enjoy and this is not one of them. It's not bad, it's just me. Probably if you like gangsta rap you will enjoy this disc too.
4/10
What next?
Josiah Kelly
le babyface
Dominic Rogers
I'm going to try and sleep now so I'll be missing the get of a lifetime. I know you can do it /daily/
G'unit
Colton Moore
It's gonna be K-pop. The thread will 404 before people get time to react.
Screencap this.
Tyler Roberts
Last time they didn't get it tho
Daniel Nelson
>66655555 got
If I get kpop and metal are banned forever
Jason Jackson
REEEEEEE
Thomas Cox
very nice attempt
Anthony Jones
...
Elijah Cook
This is the worst get in history
if isn't /daily/ I don't know what I'll do
Henry Rivera
Who killed daily?
Ian Gutierrez
I did. Delete /daily/, ban /daily/ posters.
Jason Diaz
> Tilt - Arti E Mestieri
Good Italian jazz rock, the album is fun to listen and the musicians are talented. Too bad it doesn't have any woah moments and it's quite anonymous. A lot of Italian prog/jazz groups of the time did the same thing but better.
Just finished listening to >Michel Redolfi - Sonic Waters >electroacoustic, ambient
That was a nice trip. It retains a clear cinematic atmosphere throughout the whole album, and the electronic manipulation of the instruments is really something (the harp at the end of the second track is really something). Probably the only thing that keeps me from rating it higher is that after a while the instruments' range feels a bit limited and that's a pity when thinking it has been composed mainly on Synclavier. A good album for people who love deep sea documentaries and muffled Popol Vuh.
7,5/10
Dylan Campbell
yo guys, i'm translating that T.S. Eliot essay on Dante here what should I listen to?
I tried Rite of Spring, but shit's way too intense for me right now
Jaxon Wood
La Monte Young - The Well Tuned Piano
Jackson Nelson
something chill like SAW Vol II or Campfire Songs
Sebastian Howard
Is it controversial to think Spirit of Eden is better than Laughing Stock?
Nathaniel Bennett
That's a good idea. I'm really into Glenn Branca and I've never listened to Monte Young, so I guess now is the time to broaden my horizons. will queue it in the playlist, thanks.
Julian Nelson
I think that's actually the slightly more common opinion, but it's also wrong.
Jeremiah Martinez
As long as you acknowledge that they're both masterpieces it's fine.
John James
oooh, upload pls, would like very much (unless it's for an academic thingy) anyway Sepultura - Dante XXI or if you aren't into that, a Faust opera
>Has everyone heard my new album? not everyone, but i heard a song or two. kinda sounds like early jordaan mason recordings, which isn't very good but i feel you could have some potential inside of you.
i didn't, i actually haven't even gone to an rym thread me it was because dynamic IP
Thomas Ortiz
Doopees - Doopee Time Hmmmmm.... gonna need to revisit this one, for now a 7, probably will go up Really liked the sincerity here, has some, close hitting assertions about love there. Also like the fact that it's able to turn the finger upon itself and point out it's cliches (like the bit about the girl crying to Chopin). was not expecting a radio-opera can say that much
Brand New - The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me this was kinda bad man, maybe 5 years ago would have loved the shit out of it, because it's a bit like Blink 182 meets Dream Theater meets American Football, and that's all the criticism you need really, don't you? It's over-produced and melodramatic
what now
Hudson Allen
you've got potential kid, just get piano lessons and study the works of bach
Owen Watson
Post
Jaxon Richardson
>fall asleep at 6 am >wake up at 1 pm so this is what my life has come to also music
