What is a song that you personally consider to be a masterpiece?
I'll start with mine.
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ITT: Personal Masterpieces
Benjamin Cook
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Isaac Mitchell
Joanna Newsom - Only Skin
Jose Turner
Gabriel Evans
One of Bardo Pond's long improv pieces:
Julian Robinson
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this one always just hit me right
Hudson Cruz
By the band that Deftones modeled their sound after. Perfect alt-rock.
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Alexander Sullivan
Airbag-radiohead
idioteque- radiohead
Jace Myers
I like Hum a lot. But I have to be autistic and tell you that Deftones started in 1988 and Hum in 1989.
Connor Thompson
You're right, I phrased that wrong. YPAA was cited by Chino Moreno as a source for inspiration for the guitar tones on White Pony, among other things. I'd pull up the interview on Quietus' website, but the website seems to be down for me.
It was mainly because Knife Party reminds me so much of Little Dipper.
Jose Evans
It would be neat if these old bands who were really creative and advanced for there time would do a tour together. I'd love to see Deftones, Hum and Failure playing together.
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It saddens me really. I wish the bands I like had more popularity so they could do bigger and better tours.
Jose Jenkins
Christmas with the Channellers from Create Christ, Sailor Boy
Very nearly had a spiritual experience listening to it whilst walking home in the dark the other night
David Stewart
Hum and Failure played shows together, and once Hum finishes their new album they'll probably go on a bigger tour. I just wish more younger bands used big guitar sounds like Deftones/Hum/Failure/Pumpkins.
John Wood
I really just want a tour of everyone you listed playing together in a tour next year. I wonder how well it would sell.
Robert Garcia
Ryder Walker
Failure seems to be doing well for themselves.
Billy Corgan needs to figure out how to make good music again, though.
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>YMO
I like Sakamoto's soundtrack work, but I've never given YMO a serious listen. I should get around to that.
Zachary Perez
To Me it's Cosmia, But the whole Album is quite special
The Beatles - Let It Be
Fela Kuti - International Thief Thief
Julia Holter - Betsy on the Roof
Marvin Gaye - What's Going On?
Bjork - Unison
Arcade Fire - Afterlife/Supersymmetry
Robbie Basho - Venus In Cancer
Kamasi Washington - Leroy & Lanisha
Greatest Album of the 90's hands down
Matthew Sanchez
Brand New - Untitled
perfectly looped and woven guitars
long hallway and fumbled mic.
an elevator door opening at 0:21?
a woman sobbing at 0:47?
“I can never listen” (?)
“I could never kiss her” (?)
all beautiful and sad and unsettling.
Robert Adams
Accident Prone by Jawbreaker
Ethan Young
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makes me feel everytime
Julian Sullivan
that songs fucking great.
Austin Gutierrez
Really good song, also good taste
Oliver Russell
Thru Metamorphic Rocks
Christian Williams
Honest review time here
Doesn't sound bad but sounds generic. Nothing stands out as special to me.
This song is odd. I like it. I feel like if I listened to it a few more time I would come to love it but as is it was hard to follow because of it's unique stylization.
Another not bad, but feels generic to me song.
It's a, it's an improv alright.
wtf this song sucks.
Nice. But yet again feels generic. Nothing makes it stand out to me.
I like the soft aquatic sound in this one
(((radiohead)))
Meh. Looooongggg and booorrrrinnngggggggg.
Meh. Generic again.
Now that is what I was hoping to see when I entered the thread. What a delightfully interesting sound.
Oh yeah, this one is interesting too. I really like it!
I can't tell if this is good or bad. By my logic that means it is in fact amazing.
Another masterpiece that also happens to sound like every other generic rock song I have ever heard. Yawn.
Great song.
First few seconds in I can already tell this will be a good one. Me again just having finished it. Fantastic!
Anyway here is my contribution
Count Zero - Cure of a Kiss
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Robert Turner
Shine on you crazy diamond, parts 1-5, by Ponk Floyd. The other 4 parts are good as well, but the beauty of this song is unmatched so far, imo, by any other song I've heard.
Gavin Davis
Fishmans - 98.12.28 Otokotachi no Wakare
Or some shit
Owen Peterson
Austin Young
my favorite berk song
Gabriel Parker
this or long session
Jacob Morris
Oliver Cooper
...
Samuel Gomez
21st century schizoid man obv
Blake Cook
Landon Rivera
Aiden Kelly
Colton Ortiz
Ethan King
this or I want to be well
Ian Bailey
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HOORAY
