Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, post only the dankest memes, try not to have another existential crisis, and just let the good times end as they must.
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Jonathan Torres
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Jackson Murphy
wait wait what
are the current hip memepop group in MY area?
I haven't even given em a listen but wew
Andrew Hernandez
respect to the man in the ice cream van
Easton Hughes
where did you get Фoтoкoпиpaнe звepи? i've been looking for it for ages
Levi Diaz
no that's just a mem too
Charles Clark
:o
I got mem'd hard
Thomas Adams
on soulseek it's in amazing 128 kbps quality though here's another mem also listen to their songs already you're missing out
Cooper Brown
what a mem
What kind of K-Pop are they though? Idk if you know but I'm into stuff closer to funk, house or just pure pop so hopefully they're like that.
Adam Sanchez
urgh just remind me what Scooter album it is
Hunter White
it isn't for me (unless i'm doing the cyrillics wrong) how is it? No Time To Chill
Nathaniel Thomas
Entry level post punk is a good way to go Like others mentioned Marquee Moon is a good option but also RiL and maybes Crazy Rhythms. Don't recc her anything that's more or probably even as difficult as TVU&N until she finds at least a few albums that she really likes from what you show her first.
Jordan Cruz
Beat Happening - Music To Climb The Apple Tree By Eh same issue I had with You Turn Me On. I guess the tunes are catchy, the whole mood is not boring and all, but it's just not that impressive really.
Little Kid - Logic Songs I had mixed feelings about this piece, but I guess it's enjoyable enough. Mixing folk with field recording is a good idea and maybe it's not the best way to embody it, but good enough.
Noah Rodriguez
you're not welcome with that attitude
Kevin Nelson
tourney
pick an album for one of the genre restrictions, etc. You can see what your future genre restrictions will be if you advance, so choose wisely.
Dalhous - Will To Be Well Judging by the sound palettes these guys use (especially in the second part of the piece), they kind of know their drill. They still limit their potential due to the necessity of supporting the album's warm theme and charming attitude. The wish to emphasize IDM's role in this is pretty obvious too. I like me albums with some good structure, but these guys should loosen up a little and stop trying to fit their experiments in line with whatever image they initially painted in their head and do more stuff like "Transference" instead.
Ur stupid and I hate you, Simon Finn is the bestest player ever and his songs are really really REALLY good You don't like him cause ur a dummy and stupid
didnt kms so tolerable kinda been wanting to listen to tpab again for a weeks but nay
Hudson Fisher
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Gabriel Adams
>Bill Orcutt - Way Down South (rec by s) Solo guitar live performance. The man plays his out of tune guitar at a relentless pace and with much violence resulting in a thunderous sound. It reminded me a lot of the work of Sir Richard Bishop and of Sun City Girls in general. It only last for 15 minutes but it's exhausting. 8/10
>Vladimír Václavek - Ingwe (rec by rym) Great comfy folk rock from Czech Republic, mixing a lot of vocal and music styles : folk/ psychedelic rock... Only track 4 was a bit annoying. 8/10
if you want to listen to their EP instead, go for it. It's just as good
Luis Miller
>It reminded me a lot of the work of Sir Richard Bishop and of Sun City Girls in general backlogged the shit out of that
Nicholas Bailey
Anything left for your favorite lovecraftian horror?
Nathan Nguyen
Velvet Underground - Loaded It's a pretty common thing to hear these dudes being described as proto-everything, especially with regards to their debut and follow-up, but it's telling that they album on which they finally tie their shoes and comb their hair still casually murders some of the other shlock from the same era there are some REAL bangers here, it's the album I would recommend to people looking to get into the band, (even though, if you haven't at least "heard'' of this band before the age of 17 you need to put your head in the oven and turn it on high)... Fave track would be Oh! Sweet Nothing
Art Ensemble Of Chicago - Les Stances à Sophie A pretty great blend of accessible fusion jazz y'know the sort of lusty negro beats that yir average joe can appreciate and vibe along to and also the slightly higher brow twisted fucking psychopath improvisation and avant-memery that your scotch drinker can shake his brain to Naw but, I really liked it, has v bueno drums
Oliver Perez
It's American Primitive and free improv noise rock. It shouldn't work as well as it does.
Bentley Kelly
>tfw wanted to rec some post-punk but got scared by electro-acoustic being the rec next round.
Landon Reyes
>mfw I wanted to rec electro-acoustic and techno but I was scared of finding a good post-punk rec that Term hadn't already heard
Isaac King
I'll be the one reccing techno though.......
Connor Hughes
no, thats gonna be me
Austin Rogers
>Dicks - Kill From The Heart Pretty great bluesy punk about killing bourgeois fascist pigs and the like. 3.5+/5
>Bauhaus - In The Flat Field I've avoided Bauhaus for years because I associated them with boring, atmospheric post punk crap but this is actually pretty good. The guitar is scratchy and angular and overall the album's pretty funky too. Surprised me, shows what I know. 3.5/5
>Sonny Sharrock - Black Woman I hadn't read up on this at all and I'd never heard of Sharrock before so I had no idea he was a guitar player. From the first notes it kinda blew me away, the tone is just incredible in this album. The vocals never got annoying either, apart from a tiny bit in Portrait of Linda (which I'd actually heard part of before but never realised, Young Fathers sampled it). 4+/5 probably a 4.5 after a couple of listens.
Loaded is great, the intro of Sweet Jane is prob one of my favourite moments in music.
Owen Torres
death metal, industrial, and free improv
I intentionally tried making sure people would be put to the test in the next rounds bc I'm an asshole :^)
go ahead and rec sth tho, not a shame if you lose
John Reyes
>sth ?
Not gonna rec ahead if thats what yer saying, that's too ambitious for me
Andrew Smith
>yamir instantly btfo Best tourney ever?
Sebastian Allen
oh nvm I forgot u were the one to rec me CCCP
Carter Ortiz
more like worst, i'm only in it for the yams
Carter Green
Ok, industrial: Einsturzende Neubaten- tabula rasa
Noah Fisher
heard
Jack Morris
what's left? reserving whatever it is.
Jose Hughes
Ok how about death metal? This is listed as brutal death metal or slam death metal: Abominable Putridity- Anomalies of artificial origin
Landon Jackson
sure
industrial and free improv, I figure you're better off choosing the latter considering the genres that follow it up
Lincoln Edwards
can i reserve the final spot? will rec later
Andrew Parker
free improv for me then. rec in a second.
Tyler Thompson
it begins
Brayden Anderson
alright, industrial please
Jack Price
it's risky, but David Grubbs, Miron Grzegorkiewicz, David Maranha, Małgorzata Penkalla & Pete Simonelli - Populista Presents: United States of America Triptych (III) - Vanishing Point: How to Disappear in America Without a Trace
Parker Howard
damn another person going through a big jazz discog, good luck.
Luis Bennett
Hype, Paul Bley is the shit.
Adrian Lewis
also ded :(
Hunter Jackson
Cheers, I've done a few others pre-daily (Miles Davis nearly killed me) but I love me some Bley so I gotta commit.
Yer god damn right, I can't wait to get to his work with John Surman, that dude was off the chops pre ECM days.
don't ;_;
Hunter Sanchez
Shit Paul has some aesthetic album covers
holy shit that pic is me
Jackson Watson
John Coltrane - Coltrane Legacy (January 15, 1959 - May 25, 1961)
What this album lacks in cohesiveness it makes up for in variance and musicianship. Although it’s technically an outtakes album, it showcases some phenomenal pieces that would pose no problem slipping onto an official studio album. The rotating cast of musicians, from various sessions, causes the album to never cease to be interesting and captivating.
Coltrane’s playing is the common denominator that grounds the pieces, and his hard bop / modal roots get pushed a little beyond the traditional here. His band is usually on point and complimentary, and no real flaws are present here. An enjoyable album all the way through.
7.0 /10
No shut up he's in south america with Tupac.
Benjamin Roberts
>Tupac >anywhere but Serbia REMOVE KEBAB remove kebab you are worst turk. you are the turk idiot you are the turk smell. return to croatioa. to our croatia cousins you may come our contry. you may live in the zoo….ahahahaha ,bosnia we will never forgeve you. cetnik rascal FUck but fuck asshole turk stink bosnia sqhipere shqipare..turk genocide best day of my life. take a bath of dead turk..ahahahahahBOSNIA WE WILL GET YOU!! do not forget ww2 .albiania we kill the king , albania return to your precious mongolia….hahahahaha idiot turk and bosnian smell so bad..wow i can smell it. REMOVE KEBAB FROM THE PREMISES. you will get caught. russia+usa+croatia+slovak=kill bosnia…you will ww2/ tupac alive in serbia, tupac making album of serbia . fast rap tupac serbia. we are rich and have gold now hahahaha ha because of tupac… you are ppoor stink turk… you live in a hovel hahahaha, you live in a yurt tupac alive numbr one #1 in serbia ….fuck the croatia ,..FUCKk ashol turks no good i spit in the mouth eye of ur flag and contry. 2pac aliv and real strong wizard kill all the turk farm aminal with rap magic now we the serba rule .ape of the zoo presidant georg bush fukc the great satan and lay egg this egg hatch and bosnia wa;s born. stupid baby form the eggn give bak our clay we will crush u lik a skull of pig. serbia greattst countrey
Caleb Gomez
>Tupac >anywhere but Serbia He's on vacation, every nigga need a vacation c'mon now.
Jaxson Gomez
RONALDO....SOCER...
Jacob Fisher
Fuck me, all the best Moebius comics cost a ton on Amazon. Airtight Garage alone costs $150 used, forget the $230 new. All the other issues cost at least $50 each, but usually around $100.
Why don't they reprint this shit?
Hyped for finally entering core trane territory?
true
Carson Flores
ok I'm gonna pick Sheikh Aljama by Esplendor Geometrico
Luke Price
Gonna hit up my flea market record vendor, I'll let you know if I cop anything good.
Sebastian Ross
>Hyped for finally entering core trane territory? Man I feel like i've been edging for two weeks IM READY TO FUCKIN CUM AHHH
Sebastian Hughes
I mean just look at this shit
I was about to walk down to the local record store myself but I'll probably get trapped in the bookstore upstairs Love Supreme and Ascension are still so far tho
Dominic Martinez
I'm always so brokenhearted at the cost of moebius books. You can get the incal in hardcover for like 40, it's great. Be sure to get the original colors. I regret not buying a used copy of Angel claw I saw for 25. Luckily gardens of aedena is getting a reprint iirc. There's just not a big demand from English readers. Bragging time: it cost me 100 usd, but I have 40 days dans le desert b
Kayden Gutierrez
keen to hear what you think of Interstellar Space when you get there - easily my fave Coltrane album
Justin Torres
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady (January 20, 1963)
4/5
Certainly inspired and ambitious, The Black Saint is still one of the most disappointing albums I've ever listened to. With it's legendary reputation preceding it, the sheer brilliance that resides primarily on the latter half of the album is brought down by the badly-executed first half.
I will say that as a first time listener to Mingus that his bass playing grounds a lot of the pieces and movements and is one of the best parts of the whole album.
John Lee
PORNOGRAPHY NEXT PLS
Colton Hughes
just realize didnt have trip on
is it that good/bad
Nathaniel Brooks
really good
Matthew Hall
cool, will listen to soon
Daniel Richardson
>Frank Zappa - Hot Rats Willie the Pimp is great but there is some shite in here, The Gumbo Variations is about 10 minutes too long. 3/5
>John McLaughlin - My Goal's Beyond This was a bit better than The Inner Mounting Flame because I liked the use of the tamboura but still not very good. 2.5/5
>Nina Simone - Sings The Blues Nice blues, goes without saying that her voice is great and the band is pretty good too. 4/5
William Torres
if that romanticism is still open try pic related
Noah Harris
Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works Vol 2. I think I'm starting to warm to The Disintegration Loops, they are thoroughly relaxing... too bad they're so fucking expensive on Amazon, no, I cannot afford to drop 100 of my dollarydoos on a glorified meditation aid... I digress, Aphex Twin ACTUALLY does ambient material, and it turns out pretty nice, MIGHT actually listen to this one again, it's overwhelmingly pleasant, my brain was dancing the whole time mang
Smog - Knock Knock cute kot, looks distressed. stop that... Why can't every track be the first one with its hum hum ha rhythms and nice string band for the early morning panorama vibes or the 5th one with it's sad street band that somehow has a full piano lugged around with them vibe why can't every indie folky band just be Jim O'Rourke-cum-Songs: Ohia god damn it... In Brief I liked the sad bits, but felt strong ambivalence to light disdain for the alt rocky bits
Logan Cruz
ok so I see romanticism was taken reserving non-jazz free improv until I can get to my computer
Mason Evans
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Ayden Walker
hnn not if I have anything to say about it Sun City Girls - Dawn of the Devi
Jose James
for americana I'd like to put in Bruce Springsteen's "The River".
