for kubera it's "endless repetition" because you're listening to it as an album. the pieces in there are just two, spiegel im spiegel and fur alina, played by different interpretors. you don't have to listen to them all consecutively.
i haven't heard feldman but imho Part does an ok job at implementing silence as a main factor. fur alina is my jam.
Ayden Cook
>Sep 9th >38ºC Kill me. On the good side of things, Nick Cave movie tomorrow!
Also, what have you been listening to?
Nathan Hernandez
I considered it being different interpretations of single pieces. However, I'm not judging the album as a whole, but I'm referring to the single pieces, and no, he does not, at least in this version. Every sound is just so full that silence doesn't come out right and you actually just don't care.
Matthew Allen
hahahahaha our winters are quite tolerable down undah
Ryan Allen
Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue (1965) >avant-garde jazz, post-bop, modal jazz
The vibraphone is probably my favorite side instrument in jazz, and Hutcherson was by far it's best player, and he manages to even make the instrument work as a lead instrument. Well, some of the time at least. For being a record with Hutcherson as the band leader, there is a shocking lack of vibraphone leads here, Hill's piano and Rivers' sax share just as much of the spotlight as the vibes. This works both for and against the album. The parts where Hutcherson really steals the show are great, and I definitely wish there were more of them, but a whole album led by vibes could definitely get a bit tedious, this album does shake things up a bit instrumentally, staying fresh and interesting. Attempts are also made to mix up the sound of the album by taking a freer, more avant-garde approach to composition, mainly on the title track. The track has some good moments, but as a whole it's certainly the album's weakest point, the album is at it's best when staying in more tame, conventional post-bop territory. And it's damn good at doing that.
3.0+
Dylan James
>Every sound is just so full that silence doesn't come out right and you actually just don't care why are you talking in second person baka i dont feel like that at al srnh
Hunter Campbell
get Stick Men with Ray Guns over with, it's pretty fucking terrible
Luis Garcia
>These threads have been here for over two years, jesus. So glad of that fact. Thanks to bear and everyone who kept it going
Attic Abasement- dancing is depressing Thanks to impostertuco for the recommendation! This is some really good bedroom indie-pop-folk business. This might be one of the best things I've heard in my "first reply gets their rec heard" series. I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes the dodos, crywank, coin locker kid, that sort of thing. So there's amazing songs on it, but it almost seems like every other song is great, and the in-betweens are experiments. They do some weird shit. There's almost almost random screaming on one track, and the lyrics range from beautiful to just fucking weird (see track 2: sorry about your dick). This one should probably just be heard, I'm getting annoyed with explaining it. 3 or more likely 3.5/5
Hunter Torres
soon, probably. doing kano now.
Leo Phillips
If you could resurrect one /daily/ trip from death who would you choose? Mortimer? Raziel? DM? Aqam? Leopard? SniperJoe? Lisa? someone else? no one?
Sebastian Walker
yeah man I can agree with that assertion, for what it's worth their follow up is more straight laced and down to earth
Adrian Jackson
definitely not myself
Anthony Long
Me.
Jaxon Davis
none kill all trips we a re a disgrace to the board (Aqam aint ded yo, neither is Leopard)
Dylan Nguyen
Down undah? I don't understand your lingo, but thanks for the good thoughts 'mate'. (checked) Avenging & Bright is good (along a bunch of other stuff). Don't be a Kanzler!
Kayden Kelly
definitely Torts
Anthony Rivera
2nd listen of this album and I think it's one of the best psychedelic albums I've heard. The instrumentation is a bit wild but the band doesn't seem to do this unnecessarily. It all works pretty well. Love the drumming on here as well.
Glad I finally gave it a shot, took me too long.
What do you guys think about this record?
Nicholas Myers
Nick Cave movie not until Saturday, got tix to a rescreening because I'm a fuckwit that didn't get in early enough. Tho I did pre-order the Skeleton Tree vinyl just so I ain't fucking around on the day, after work I'm just dropped to the couch and getting hammered with it spinning on repeat.
>Paul Bley - Touching there's a very strong sense of driving forward throughout the compositions here, the energy throughout never halts or takes a breathe but rather drops in intensity. bley will finish a fiery run, to be followed by a chaotic and crashing drum solo by barry altschul, and then just some light hi-hat work barely above a whisper while bley hits notes suggesting a melody somewhere in the gaps. it's hard to find time to breathe, let alone stop fidgeting in time to the music
David Wood
I miss them all, very much :(
Probably gonna try that soon, then
Joseph Hernandez
And I thought 27ºC here yesterday was bad. I also can't wait for it.
Just listening to more from my chart, Soft Boys are pretty good.
Anthony Richardson
no worries 'cunt' (note this image is 100% accurate, you just insulted me)
Ryder Lopez
anyone wanna do a tusk listenalong artanis or sdc leopard said he hates /daily/ lol
Bentley Young
:3
Isaac Gutierrez
if yer anywhere but fucking melbourne they are
Henry Kelly
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Henry Foster
Where are you that it sold out? I didn't realise they were doing rescreenings.
Leo Butler
i remember thinking the songwriting was p dull on like half the tracks on that album last time i tried to it
american way of love(iirc) is gr8 tho
Aiden Reed
i just found my aoty
Samuel Sanchez
Melbourne, Australia, where everyone sucks Cave's dick. Pretty much every cinema in Melbourne has sold out but there's one or two doing rescreenings. I don't know if they're meant to be doing them or not but if my ticket doesn't cover me I'm gonna raise hell
Oliver Lewis
I'm gonna get it the 9th at some random store, I was afraid it'd take time to arrive and I wanna listen to it soon. It's also a matter of getting used t it I guess. Once you've had two months of this shit, it's not nearly as terrible as when it first started. But ideally I like weather under 20ºC at least. Crikey!
Tyler Rivera
*croykey* WEST COAST, BEST COAST
Adrian Perez
I don't get the hype with it. I like it but it's a fairly regular psych record. I mean the electronics are cool but it doesn't really elevate it beyond the other psych records of the time.
Benjamin Stewart
>J Balvin What The Fuck dude this is the year of Anuel aa, Bryan Myers, Coscuella, etc. J Balvin is wayy too 2015 also the tru goat is VJ youtu.be/CytyQuxLcCg
Josiah Cruz
tusk
Kevin Lee
did anyone else read that little britney spears thread
Charles Miller
no
Levi Morris
i like how britney spears gets people to have serious conversation
Blake Green
omg, i was just hoping for somebody for replying my post nicely, i mean, in this board eveybody seems to hate/ignore reggaeton for no reason, when for me is one of my favorite generes?
what is your favorite album of reggaeton?
Xavier Davis
as Yamir said once, reggaeton is mostly a singles genre. I personally think it's one fun genre and that when it comes to parties its the best but i think most people dislike the singers and what not. The new trend of making trap rap/reggaeton fusion is quite cool i think and right now the new wave of reggaeton artists is kind of promising. My favorite reggaeton songs as of 2016 might be El Bajo, Shaky Shaky, Hoy Amanecí Mariao y Ella y Yo
Hudson Green
what about bobo?
Nathaniel Anderson
i wonder if Bear checks out AOTY threads hoping to see Even Oxen there. Hell, u wonder how much people listen to Even Oxen outside of /daily/, or how popular is that hahaha band haven't listened to that one actually
right now i can't listen to it boy but when i get home i'm gonna check it out
Jayden Miller
i heard arrayed before i tripped up
Alexander Bell
and i haven't listened to it yet weird also i read your rym as tri-pup like a puppy cerberus
Carson Robinson
i believe in free interpretation so picture me that way
>the constructus corporation - the ziggurat some amazing, like seriously great, beats on some of the tracks. hypnotizing at some points. brought down by the over-the-top borderline cringey spoken word narrations and interludes. 3.5-/5
is this last album even worth a listen or is it a meme
Xavier Morgan
I'm pretty sure you have not listened to the entirety of it.
Logan Bennett
oh yeah i forgot to mention it was just disc 1
Parker Martin
fact: All albums are worth a spin check out 4g - Cloud for some good good lowercase/EA you can also listen to Taku Unami - Atami which is a really really really interesting album. I would also rec it to Fish since he liked Hontatedori so much, however this one is real Onkyo
James Phillips
THEN YOU ARE NOT OVER DO NOT TAKE JUDGEMENTS YOU COULD LATER REGRET
Ryan Myers
I wonder if someone will choose me in Rod's tourney. Not that it actually cares, because my album is the best ;)
Hype for something about the water
Sebastian Anderson
thats fair i suppose I'm really not in the mood to listen to the whole thing but i probably will at some point gracias
Alexander Diaz
Not that it actually matters*
Aaron Robinson
Kano - Kano (1980) >italo-disco
Bland, forgettable, cheesy disco saved by one song, the catchy as hell "I'm Ready". It's certainly produced well, but the songs are so generic and cookie cutter, it's more like a parody of disco than a legitimate attempt at disco music. "I'm Ready" is a great tune though, nice melodies with a great, thumping backbeat. Despite this, it's a very forgettable album as a whole.
2.0-
Logan Walker
>gracias hmmm where you from my boy
Jayden Harris
>Charles Mingus - Let My Children Hear Music
Really cool record, Mingus never disappoints. Really loved the classica influences on this one and the piano bits. I'm amazed how he manages to stay on the borderline of experimentation and classica jazz without being blatant and mediocre. 8/10
>William Tyler - Modern Country
Generic americana guitars advertized as American Primitivism. Boring. 1/10
>Tindersticks - The Waiting Room
It starts of good but then it becomes a very generic and derivative album. Also some of the tracks doesn't even seem to belong to the album because of their different style. 5/10
>Yndi Halda - Under Summer
Really pleasant violins on this one. It delivers a good atmosphere and an epic feeling. The vocals are also p nice. 6.5/10
>Eagulls - Ullages Post-punk without the "post" (and the "punk") 3/10
>let my children hear music >not awful adagio ma non troppo is ok though.
Daniel Gonzalez
Prollly Mort, he was chill and had good taste
Nolan Martinez
>Eagulls - Ullages i know you probably won't want to after listening to that album but you should try their self-titled. Much better than the bland Cure rip off/shoegaze on Ullages, it's noisier and more aggressive if that's your kind of thing. I actually really love that album.
Jacob Brown
Look at how fast he's running
John Garcia
A decent amount, he definitely has fans outside of this place. I think a little over half of the cassettes I've sold have been random people
Robert Wilson
Arvo Part et al. - Te Deum was very unsure if the title was a pun there for a second, then considered Latin It's quite pleasant, not nearly as good as Tabula Rasa, but we can't all be winners
Sly and the Family Stone - There's a Riot Goin' On This is pretty cool and really fun, don't really have all that much to say about it otherwise
Caleb Lopez
do either Lazer Guided Melodies or Third Ear Band
Michael Edwards
>William Tyler Boy you listened to the wrong album m8 Impossible Truth is legit good
>wanting to listen to the album before seeing the film disgusting t b h
Adam Sullivan
>The Soft Boys - Underwater Moonlight Not very similar to Josef K at all but I really liked this mix of influences, Glam Rock being the most obvious. 4/5
>The Names - Swimming A decent Joy Division impression but this one isn't good enough for me to overlook Hannett's production, it just sucks the life out of parts of the album. 3+/5
>Sad Lovers and Giants - Feeding The Flame Decent post-punk/dream pop. Not quite sure what doesn't work for me here but it doesn't. 3/5
Grayson Gray
John Coltrane - Giant Steps (May 4, 1959 - December 2, 1959)
Fantastic. The compositions sound like they were imagined precisely for each member, which gives this a very tight and natural flow. Still pigeonholed by the bop / modal jazz scene a bit, this album has Coltrane stretching the limits of the genre while staying true to his roots. However, considering the explosion of creativity in the jazz scene in ’59, this doesn’t seem like too much of a Giant Step.
The musicianship is stellar, though the drums and bass occasionally lack the force required to drive Coltrane forward. Coltrane is lightning on this album, and gives us the first glimpse at his later preference of musical expression over following genre rules.
An essential album in Coltrane’s discography, and one that fans of bop and modal jazz should definitely seek out.
7.5 /10
Haha fuck you buddy, this is an instant gratification world and I WANT IT NOW NOW NOW!
>you gonna see the film? I'll have to see if any place near me is playing it.
Eli James
>over-the-top borderline cringey spoken word narrations
at some points it sounded like a shitty b movie narrator trying to sound sinister
Noah Parker
the entire album's intended to be taken as sort of an over the top sci-fi flick. it fits the context perfectly.
Jacob Howard
how about for every one we ressurect we have to kill off 3 current trips that way we get rid of the worst and keep the less bad ones. theyre all bad tho so it doesnt matter
this desu, reggaeton has resurfaced as actually good recently
Ethan Price
uh sniperjoe's still here brotendo
i'm buffering a review of tub ring's zoo hypothesis 2004
Josiah Evans
New fone, who dis?
Luis Butler
Repeat until only Sdc is left Everything goes on as usual
Austin Foster
nah man, his last post was in June he's offiically dead
Benjamin Long
how have you not heard the downward spiral, the bends, or clouddead wtf (i can understand not hearing of yes but those others are pretty common)
Samuel Murphy
i have him on skype. the review i did yesterday was recommended by him. he's fine and still making music as far as i know. sorry i hadn't noticed him gone from the threads, i haven't been around
Brandon Reed
oh yeah i got that i just couldn't quite get into it
Connor Wright
>how have you not heard [insert random popular album] I hate you
Cooper Johnson
...
Logan Thompson
Because I'd rather listen to albums I know I like. And it's only been like two months since I decided that I should expand my tastes in music.
Mason Howard
iktf m8 good faggot non-trip
Kayden Stewart
here we go again!
Thomas Powell
Mingus!
Ian Thomas
2baaaaad you're probably going to have escape from noise in that case.
Isaiah Gutierrez
is this a pun
Owen Johnson
Black Saint. Is this your first Mingus?
Logan Nelson
yes it is my first mingus
Zachary Martin
eleven
Jackson Reed
Yes, he's daily's Resident comedian.
Nolan Allen
holy shit im not sure what you mean
Liam Ward
no, but it has a lot of overblown spoken word sections. i like it though. shut hte fuck up you fucking menis penis gobbling negro fagtron i'll fucking suck your dad off his pedistal where eh stands you it bich.
