Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new meme music, honor the memory of /daily/ over it's dead body, be at peace with /rym/, and just let the good memes flow.
Thanks for ruining that demo for me, you tasteless bovine spastics.
Grayson Diaz
It's great
Josiah Clark
What happened to your rug?
Jason Gray
How can one ruin garbage?
Easton Butler
By making it good?
Christian Bennett
found Vinter on fb.
Sebastian Harris
goth girls hmu
Grayson Cox
Are you hunting down all the Italians?
Nathan Russell
Very dead.
Post late night music.
Sebastian Richardson
who here /wriggleslikeafuckineel/? bird seed is such a fun album [outside of that mini buyers market thing], we seriously need less noise that focuses on being dark and scary and more thats just bouncing with energy and screaming
>Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm sorry but i gotta suck cherry's dick again this is way too good its got SONNY SHARROCK for fucks sake why does cherry always collab with the best jazz cats
probably gonna do either Dedalus or Snakefinger next
Aaron Anderson
Dedalus is quite bland jazz rock, listen to Gong instead. That's majestic and funny as hell.
Yes I am. I shall be the only pasta eater in these threads.
Guys I didn't really enjoy it so I'll give it another listen tonight
William Gutierrez
Zappa
Jordan Brooks
>David Thomas >Meredith Monk >Fahey or Chuck Berry >Mike Watt >Keith Moon (seriously) >Ian Underwood >Idk what the criterea is that makes these different so leaving this one blank >Not that farmiliar so probably Sonny Rollins >Same as above. Can't name any off the top of my head >Townes Van Zandt, Waits, or Merritt
also
Ryan Morris
Maybe should've added Eugene Robinson for vocalist. Oh well.
I know you said (seriously) as your reasoning for Moon, but I've never understood why people love him so much. Then again I've never really been a huge fan of the who.
Isaac Carter
JIM AND CO I STILL NEED RECS FROM U :(
Jayden Bailey
>Who is your favorite: >>Male vocalist David Tibet >>Female vocalist FKA Twigs or Dawn Upshaw >>Guitarist Jim Hall >>Bassist Charles Mingus >>Drummer Art Blakey >>Keyboardist Sun Ra >>Pianist McCoy Tyner >>Saxophonist Coltrane >>Trombonist No idea >>Lyricist Some rapper probably? Not to sure
Caleb Garcia
>Nick Drake >Elizabeth Fraser >Hendrix or Fripp >Sandman or Czukay >Elvin Jones >Mike Ratledge or Irmin Schmidt or Rick Wright >Thelonious Monk >Coltrane or Sanders >Grachan Moncur III I guess >Syd Barrett, Bob Dylan
Brody White
need to get around to this. I haven't enjoyed much Autechre in the past but I've heard a lot of great stuff about this.
the dude had some really creative and unique chops that are sometime lost in the background of some pieces. Try this out: youtube.com/watch?v=vnVjpymrbIY Idk how familiar you are with the instrument (I only played for around a year) but it's oddly hypnotizing. Every 5 seconds is a new unique fill. Probably has to do with the fact that the dude often had a large and expansive set for the time.
I'm glad you asked me specifically about that one because that's probably the only one I could explain other than "they dun gud"
Samuel Flores
>Here's the thing about Keith >He had some serious chops
Gabriel Clark
Don't know what else you want me to say buddy. Sorry I chose a drummer you dislike to your own question. Why do you dislike him?
Dylan Rodriguez
(on the beat)
Kevin Adams
If you could back in time and visit one historic music scene, what would you go to?
No Wave era New York and the peak of post-punk sound rad as hell.
Jose Allen
Barking was basically Underworld playing ketchup with the dance game, wasnt it? With Barbara on the other hand they're going for a different, refreshing approach, reinventing themselves, abandoning their roots, returning to the source pool, synonyms for /that/ but idrk tbqh, and somehow made a worse album. *shrug* Choice cuts tho: Low Burn
Wormed and Carnifex didn't stick upon first listen, and made me think i might wanna listen to earlier releases again just for the sake of comparison, but nay ^im predicting i'll feel the same way about Zebrahead and Billy Talent desu
Noah Hughes
exactly that, and i would start a band "within" it, and play what would later have become Deathcore essentially taking Gira's place
Ryder Fisher
>Dedalus - s/t Pretty standard 70s jazz prog rock stuff. it has some really good moments but for the most far it's mildly interesting without too much going on. it's quite forgettable as well. could use some vocals. i should lower it to a 5 but im too lazy now
in case triangle triangle triangle doesnt have enough reasons to hate my taste already, here's what i think about greener poseurs
>Snakefinger - Greener Postures what a disappointment this was! i was excited to finally listen to the guitarist that inspired and played with the residents for a lot of their 70s stuff. just imagine combining the sound of Fingerprince with The Commercial Album, and give it a more zolo/new wave direction. there are a few interesting moments in here (the man in tthe dark sedaaaan, as well as the closer, which features a really cheesy conversation between The Residents' vocalist and Snakefinger and an actually good song takes form towards the middle of the track) but mostly its basically a mediocre zolo/post-punk album.
snakefinger sounds like some late 70s metal/hard rock musician that decided to jump in on this cool post punk and new wave things that were going on. at least that's what his voice sounds like. he's a great guitarist, but this doesn't do him justice. This is basically what the residents would sound like if they gave up and tried going mainstream in 1980.
Samuel Ramirez
rod yer RYM review reminded me that I really have to listen to Happy Days
also I'm out of town so here are some chartless reviews
Texas Is the Reason - Do You Know Who You Are? (1996) >midwest emo
Nothing much to say about this one, I liked it, but it didn't make really an impression on me at all. Just a totally serviceable but still middle of the road emo album. Picks up a whole lot when it gets punkier and more akin to bands like I Hate Myself or Power of Falling-era Mineral, but the twinkly midwest sound they have is overwrought and whiny, even more so than other emo. A nice edition to my sad suburban teenage boy canon, but nothing all too special, even if some songs are great.
2.5
Michael Walker
yes you should. if you're just getting into jim's drone stuff, it's a must. it's like Bad Timing meets Tony Conrad.
Nathaniel Harris
Elliott Smith - Heaven Adores You (2016) >singer/songwriter, indie folk, indie rock, film soundtrack
It's still Elliott, so there are some great tunes here, but this is a very poorly sequenced album with a lot of songs that I couldn't see being appealing to anybody besides die-hard (SUPER die-hard) fans. The great songs here, like "LA" and "Happiness", already are on previous albums in the same format, and alternate versions of songs like "Let's Get Lost" and "Coast to Coast" aren't anything special. The only alternate version here that's really interesting is Heatmiser's take on "Christian Brothers", which is already one of my favorite songs by Smith, but the whole noise rock sound added with the whole band is incredible. Rounding out the soundtrack are some live performances and untitled demo songs. The live "Say Yes" is nice, but I always thought that was one of the weaker tracks on Either/Or anyway, and the live "Miss Misery" is ruined by the quality. The demos range from actually quite good (track 7) to laughably bad, but still really adorable in a way ("I Love My Room). Spotty as absolute fuck, and a chore to get through as a whole, but if you already like Smith, there are some good tracks here, but we're talking like 4 tracks out of 20.
2.0
Austin Russell
oh god that sounds amazing, I'll check it out when I get home.
Ayden Parker
popularizing the burst beat in the early 90s rave scene
Angel Smith
>No Wave era New York and the peak of post-punk sound rad as hell.
t. almost every 18-25 white boy on Sup Forums
Michael Jackson
havent seen such sharp observational skills since writing my review a few minutes ago
Mason Lee
Where do you want to go, insecure 18 - 25 year old white man?
Caleb Williams
Nam listening to underground pirate radio :^)
Angel Gutierrez
You and every other beigecuck. Memphis rap scene and Japanese noise tape trading circles are actual good choices.
Jeremiah Sullivan
>>Male vocalist David Thomas Broughton or Malcolm Mooney >>Female vocalist Neko Case or Karen Dalton >>Guitarist Frantz Cassues/Jim O'Rourke/Haino/Mizutani/Fahey/Lee Ronaldo/Thurston Moore >>Bassist Holger Czukay >>Drummer Blakey/Damon Che/Steve Shelley/Jaki Leibezeit >>Keyboardist Bernard Sumner >>Pianist McCoy Tyner or Thelonious Monk >>Saxophonist Coltrane or Ayler >>Trombonist whoever plays trombone on blue train I guess >>Lyricist Dylan/Jesse Lacey/MF DOOM
Justin Kelly
it's a meme you dip 90s chicago experimental scene also Elvis Costello for lyrics and Kevin Shields for guitar
If they took this away from his official discog on RYM (as they should) it would all be bolded. Shit kinda sux :/
i no get :(
Christopher Taylor
I know, he was basically the only artist on RYM with more than 2 albums that had all bold albums. him and Godspeed, but Asunder took that away.
also I feel the same way about McCartney, shit album, incredible cover.
Elijah Sanders
>Here's the thing about Freddie >He had some serious pipes
Eli Reed
:(
ah. I got meme'd :/
Elijah Turner
meme
Aiden Ramirez
I'll take a photo of my space is the place spot when I get home or you can google it, but the vinyl sleeve is 90 degrees turned and the image is much longer, so that you see his whole body
Christian Brown
>snakefinger >5 shite onion. Greener postures is essentially a spiritual successor to the Hardcore Devo sound blended with the avant-garde lyricism of the Residents. In many ways it's a much more streamlined and cohesive early Residents album. I wouldn't call it a 'mainstream' version though.
Julian Morales
they shittied up Star Trek TOS on netflix with a bunch of crappy CGI >:^T
Matthew Baker
i never post here but is it cool/trendy to listen to 80s extreme metal, 1st wave and proto-death demos?
Luke Green
fuck they're george lucasing it
dope
Alexander Bailey
Going through my dad's vinyl stash now that I have a turntable Presently enjoying the White album, next up I'll be listening to George Harrison's All Things Must Pass and Milton Nascimento's Milton. He has a ton of autographed old Christian folk records. Not sure I want to try those. Oh shit I just remembered he has a record from the 70s that he plays drums on I gotta spin that bad boy next
Oh man you guys Ob La Di, Ob La Da just came on. I love this fucking song.
Zachary Williams
>Ob La Di, Ob La Da just came on. I love this fucking song.
Logan Cooper
the fact that
Tyler Foster
I hope you get your rug back
Ryan Foster
Feeling kind of gay right now. Music for this feel
Thanks for the reply scruffles Your 12 year old is in the mail
Easton Parker
>sending nat to Scaruffi's circus
you sick fuck
Noah Ward
kekkity i'm not, in fact i was having fun when i poked at you for liking a shitty beatles song
Brayden Perry
he'd destroy me
I'm fragile
Austin Hill
>Leonard Cohen >Meredith Monk >John Fahey I'm gonna cop out and just say Mingus here. There are probably a bunch of better answers for me though. >Jeremiah Green I dunno actually >Ayler, maybe Dolphy hah--like I know any trombonists, let alone enough to rank them >Capt. Beefheart
Wyatt Barnes
hit em with the extendo dicks
Isaac Reyes
Shit list
YAAS LEMME GIVE YOU A SLAYLIST Lone - Echolocations EP Burial - Rival Dealer Frank Ocean - Channel Orange Priscilla, Queen of the Desert soundtrack (watch it too) Azari & III the album with the hand holding the building ABBA greatest hits Bronski Beat - Age of Consent Greatest Hits of Madonna New Order, Depeche Mode, Erasure (ESPECIALLY ERASURE) Boiler Room mixes (if it was broadcasted from Berlin it's probably game) And all the gay club hits just look up "gay playlist" and as long as it has Finally by CeCe Peniston, and Vogue by Madonna and NOT Same Love you're probably good
Parker Evans
I always fucking forget to put on my trip and images
Look at that Gay lions that shit ain't straight Delicious
Isaiah James
rude
Brandon Russell
Fuck how did I forget Gaga Listen to lady gaga telephone is GOAT
Sorry but there's just better art The one above madvillainy was nice tho
Aaron Lewis
I've listened to Burial and Untrue, What makes Rival Dealer gay
Benjamin Gonzalez
like?
Josiah Parker
Anti-bullie, 80s dance beats, transgender speech at the end
A more "patrician" gay choice
Zachary Hall
>transgender speech the fuck is that is it like a trans person speaking or is it some speech about trans rights just kind of thrown in i haven't heard the album so i kind of want to know
Adrian Peterson
You could just listen to it
Basically it's from an award acceptance speech from a transgender director about how when she was younger he thought he could never be loveable because he believed he was a freak, but now she has the courage to say she is loveable Really nice, through me off the first time I heard it back before I was starting to 'become' gay
Xavier Jenkins
neet
Aiden Rodriguez
lmao mental illness
Jayden Jenkins
Can someone explain to me why it's so bad for people to deal with mental illness Like I agree but why are Americans and Europeans so scared about it
Kevin Baker
>Male vocalist John Balance >Female Vocalist Bjork >Guitarist Keiji Haino >Bassist Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen >Drummer Jaki Liebezeit >Keyboardist Peter Christopherson? >Saxophonist John Tchicai >Trombonist Fuck if I know any >Lyricist John Balance, again.
Adam Richardson
fuck forgot >Pianist Sun Ra
Julian Price
Lasalle Quartet - Schoenberg, Berg, Webern - Neue Wiener Schule That was quite interesting, but I guess viennese school is not exactly my thing. Probably because of the domination of string instruments, which I like and enjoy, but probably rather as an accompaniment.
The Anonymousé drone is over! It was p amazing, and its average score is 7.25.
Jace Young
Sorry wrong pic
Jaxson Green
>>Male vocalist Archy Marshall (King Krule) >>Female vocalist Björk >>Guitarist Zappa or Isaac Brock or Archy again >>Bassist Whoever plays for King Krule. Those bass lines are so fucking tasty. (See: Rock Bottom) >>Drummer Brian Chippendale or Buddy Rich or Jeremiah Green >>Keyboardist Hell if I know >>Pianist Vince Guaraldi, no contest >>Saxophonist Gerry Mulligan >>Trombonist Anyone who can start off a Dixieland jazz tune with that characteristic bwraaAAA You know the one >>Lyricist Dan Bejar (Destroyer) is the at the top of the top. Honorable mention to Isaac Brock for making me feel things
Kayden Walker
I fell for the Dreyer meme and watched La passion de Jeanne d'Arc.
Music for pussies who cry during movies?
Grayson Phillips
My Little Airport - 在動物園散步才是正經事 Quite Ok, don't really have much to say about this one, didn't really command my attention as something like Belle and Sebastian are able to
Obloko Lodka - Obloko Lodka much the same story with My Little Airport, didn't grab me any, it's certainly agreeable, but everyone and their mum and their mum's kitchen sink is doing something similar especially in Australia, where this comes from... if it isn't this it's some form of Tame Impala ripoff
Rocketship - A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness Something about this one in particular is lovely, think it might be the droney/shoegazy aspect of the music, it's combination with twee is very nice
>Male vocalist Elliott Smith >Female vocalist Nothing comes to my mind. >Guitarist Robbie Basho >Bassist Mingus >Drummer Olter >Keyboardist Sun Ra >Pianist Komeda, Możdżer >Saxophonist Trzaska, Trane, >Trombonist
>Lyricist Stachura
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Yass movement in 90s Poland,
Austin Hill
Wow! Three 9s from one chart! You had a great time I need to beginning to end listen to Rocketship, drop recommended it to me a while ago now I need a dedicated girly music chart in the future- though my present metal and pop thing is pretty great
