ITT: Albums we think are one of a kind and anons prove us wrong.
ITT: Albums we think are one of a kind and anons prove us wrong
Robert Howard
Jackson Foster
Not disputing your claim but making my own and hoping someone proves me wrong
Owen James
>DUDE RANDOM TIME SIGNATURES XD DUDE SPOKEN POETRY
DADA LYRICS AND OFFKILTER INSTRUMENTATION XD
this album is a cliche as any album largely recognized as being "Experimental" is
Wyatt Martinez
mad that he doesn't get it
Hunter Morris
then post another album like it instead of spewing your salt dumbass
Juan Edwards
>inb4 some random synthpop albums
Evan Gray
Lick My Decals Off Baby tries to be the same but falls short IMO.
From another band I would probably say The Pop Group's "Y" is kind of in the ballpark but still not that close.
Lucas Martin
trust me, when i heard it at 15 I "got it", it's just later on I realized there was nothing to "get" to begin with.
Jose Adams
>Me and my girl named Bimbo...
>Limbo...
>Spam.
What did he mean by this?
Samuel Thomas
wow you really don't get it at all
Alexander Fisher
a man and his girlfriend named Bimbo do the limbo with Spam
Aiden Harris
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Ryder Thompson
>trust me, when i heard it at 15 I "got it", it's just later on I realized there was nothing to "get" to begin with.
You do acknowledge what they experimented with and what they achieved? If there's something to get, that would be it. Also, there are some hilarious songs (Ella Guru, China Pig, Pena).
Julian Stewart
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Brandon Anderson
lmao what a contrarian tool
Luke Wright
i get you though
>if i like this bullshit
>people will think i can hear something they can't
>they will think I have special knowledge curated from years of listening to rare musics
>they will never understand why i like this absolute amelodic shit because it's clearly fucking garbage
>but it's ok
>i'll just tell them they don't get it
>and
>double down
>double down
>double down
>double down
the perfect plan :^)
Ayden Ramirez
>Time signatures
You really don't get it
Jeremiah Mitchell
It's not that weird of an album but I never found any rapper with a voice that low and beats that relaxing
m.youtube.com
I'm really hoping for someone to prove me wrong
Jeremiah Harris
look at all this delusion. sad!
Jaxson Miller
Why are you so mad? Please read this:
archive.rebeccablacktech.com
Robert Ward
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Austin Cook
closest I've found like it myself is LA Priest - Inji
Ian Carter
That's some really generic music man
Logan Morales
Then what's some other music like it?
Grayson Hernandez
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Robert Roberts
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Jose Taylor
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Ethan Gomez
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Jacob Phillips
name similar albums then?
Kevin Nelson
I'm not playing your game buddy, sorry.
Asher Richardson
Damn, was just about to post this
Matthew Barnes
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Easton Turner
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Isaiah Evans
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Sebastian Fisher
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Cooper Howard
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Jaxson Sanchez
also the rest of their albums
Elijah Reed
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Alexander Wright
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Jacob Gutierrez
here you go
Noah Sullivan
please let me not be right, this is much better than both big black and shellac for me
Landon Turner
WRONG
Caleb Gonzalez
This genuinely is one of a kind, but I'm not sure if it's great or not.
Oliver Rogers
of course it's great have you ever heard music meme at such a high level
Ethan Jackson
How could you not think it's great?
Eli Gray
he hasn't read the Scaruffi review yet
Lucas Brooks
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Cooper Walker
I think it's more likely he hasn't heard it
Robert Thompson
Tbh, I'm just kinda hoping someone will post something similar.
Aaron Cox
basically a Cocteau Twins ripoff but with synths
Austin Ramirez
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Juan Wood
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Jason Flores
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Nicholas Allen
I have the perfect thing for you, but only if you respond to
Connor Rivera
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Liam Gray
I mean, that album is so varied it's impossible to find something similar on all fronts.
That being said, if you're looking for something similar to I Was a Prisoner In Your Skull or The Beautiful Days try this
Asher Gray
Kid A
Eli Martinez
Oh, I have. Disturbingly beautiful.
Should probably check more of Current 93, the only other thing I listened from them was Soft Black Stars and I liked that one as well.
Charles Anderson
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Dominic White
I would actually be so happy if someone could prove this one wrong. Best country album
Ryder Sanders
In terms of the idea of deconstructing music, though a different genre, half Japanese - 1/2 gentlemen/not beasts does that well
Kayden Perez
I don't disagree. But in my mind that doesn't make it good.
>You do acknowledge what they experimented with and what they achieved? If there's something to get, that would be it.
Please explain. The only things I really know is that Beefheart was a cunt who physically and mentaly abused his bandmates into memorizing his bullshit. And frankly, based off how emotionless the instrumentation feels when I listen to it, I can tell that nobody but Van Vilet and Zappa wanted to be there. The other thing I know is that it was recorded in around 6 hours, aside from the vocals which were dubbed in later. I get that there was experimentation with splicing in the riffs that Van Vilet was writing and shit like that. I've read up on it. But I still feel like it's vastly overrated and it feels like nothing but the ramblings of a godamn madman.
Joshua Brown
That album is literally attempting to be derivative. Are you stupid?
Daniel Jackson
808s and heartbreak
someone give me something like pic related, literally no hip-hop album i've found sounds anything like it
Gavin Barnes
edan - beauty and the beat
somehwat similar maximalist production
Leo Miller
Give examples you fruity tooty
Isaiah White
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Chase Diaz
drake - Views
beyonce - Lemonade
solange - A Seat at the Table
kendrick lamar - To Pimp A Butterfly
chance the rapper - coloring book
kanye - life of pablo
Andrew Scott
nope
Eli Barnes
My dad literally taught my music theory as a teen.
Dominic Foster
he's got a point
William Evans
honestly theres's nothing really like this
Liam Lee
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Grayson Howard
Love this album, but this isn't anything entirely new.
Great psych rock, great melodies and effects but it still draws so much influence from the beatles, as their first album did, which leads me to think it gets more boring every time I listen to it. Still, it doesn't tarnish the sentimental value I have for this album because its wonderful.
Kayden Walker
You can dig through other Doseone projects (people like Deep Puddle Dynamics) but I've been there, done that and cLOUDDEAD is pretty much on its own.
Jonathan Sanders
this
Easton Reyes
Kevin didn't even listen to The Beatles
William Hughes
Dean Blunt - Black Metal
Carter Harris
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Blake Watson
please help i've listened to all the live recordings of it
literally all the other neofolk c93 albums
thinking fellers local union 212
lol
big black
RIP Snakefinger
the first step towards the residents getting bad
bon iver also did a electronic album
give me some poetry/lyrics, i'll read them next to my fridge so you can have an album like that one
John Long
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Jack King
This will always be posted in these threads, I will always want an answer.
Isaiah Carter
what is this a response to
jefre cantu ledesma - love is a stream
a lot more to the ambient side of things but it has a similar style
also spc eco - sirens and satellites
Henry Powell
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Robert Wright
ooh definitely got some blonde vibes. this sounds great. thank you, def will be checking this out.
Zachary Cooper
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Ethan Thomas
the depreciation guild has a couple albums that sound like that
maybe ulrich schnauss?
Kevin Martinez
quit projecting
Christian Green
Huh? Did you even listen to it? Just because Grimes has a high pitched voice like Liz Fraser, it doesn't mean her music is a ripoff of Cocteau Twins. Where are even Robin Guthrie-style guitars? Name a Cocteau Twins song similar to Eight, Oblivion, Circumambient, Be a Body and Genesis.
Levi Adams
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Sebastian Brooks
It shows.
Blake Hughes
Built to spill dude cmon
Zachary Powell
It's great user. Not many things as affecting as Alife and Little Red Robin Hood.
Jacob Moore
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Ryder Peterson
Uchu Nippon and Kuchu Camp are somewhat comparable
Noah Howard
Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star has some songs on it that are pretty similar
Jose Ramirez
I've found things that are somewhat similar, like the Goslings but nothing I've found has the same sound.
Sebastian Miller
Honestly, Van Vliet was a child prodigy sculptor, he quit music in order to be taken seriously as a painter. I don't have the acuity to examine his music theoretically; but he took a style (50s rnb) and changed it to a point where it was unique. When I listen to his records, I'm not expecting theoretical revolutions. But in the context of pop music, he made discordance work. I feel like if I looked at his scores, I wouldn't shit my pants like if I had looked at giant steps. But most pop artists try to go for a unique timbre, or sonic profile, than create songs around discordant intervals. Also his lyricism is surprising good. Like, better than Dylan for sure
Nathan Adams
Every part of this album.
Specifically the song Trilogy. Not even ELP had a song close to this one. Beautiful melancholic piano intro, that starts rising in intensity to show how much of a virtuoso Emerson was, and then that synth break. A monster of sound that was the moog, no one ever used the moog like this. The synth solo cuts like a hot knife through butter. Try and request a similar song.
Full album (Warning: god tier) youtu.be
Cameron Edwards
I think these two share a spiritual kinship with Astral Weeks. Few songs, in a long format, with a jazz inflection. Although I do prefer Happy/Sad over Lorca.