The point of these threads is to encourage people to look for new and interesting music. We do this by listening to and ideally discussing albums we've never heard before. Many of us already listen to new music daily, these people are in it to venture "out of their comfort zone" by listening to albums they otherwise wouldn't have, or just to have a good time.
We should just make all these threads It's Always Sunny themed from now on
Nolan Mitchell
Now I Will Not
Jason Clark
wew look at all that T E X T
>outkast - aquemini the production is fucking nuts, and i feel like the whole musical aesthetic fills in a hole i've had in my life for a while now. also, these guys can fucking spit. this could definitely go up in the future.
ps mamacita is not good but not nearly as bad as half of rym would have you believe
>earl sweatshirt - i don't like shit I'm so sad this was a weird listen for me - the beats are so close to being utterly fantastic (if only there were more jazz samples) but they kind of plateau at an awkward place between going hard and being chill. nonetheless, i really like earl's flow (even though he rarely changes it) and I'm a sadboi so sadboi rap is good for me. this and Solace make me really excited for earl to go into more experimental territory on his next project.
>snoop doggy dogg - doggystyle shit is produced really well, and snoop's bars inhabit their own baked-yet-bonkers plane of existence, but i can't get into it totally. the lyrics are hilarious in how over the top they are and throughout the listen i just felt like i was listening from afar and appreciating some relic of a time gone by (which, in a way, i was).
what's next??!?!??!/!/!?!?!?!?
Gabriel Ramirez
I lost my ambient chart so recommend me some ambient stuff
some favorites: william basinski stars of the lid jefre cantu-ledesma 36 ironomi
Connor Long
Damn good sesh in comparison to last time.
>Jacques Brel - N° 4, Ces gens-là, and Brel [Les Marquises] Surprisingly outstanding french pop music. Came as a surprise to me, as a lot of the "cooler" french pop music that I've heard really seems half-hearted or boring to me. Brel brings so much passion that it almost seems like a response to the "too cool to care" attitude so present in this genre. The orchestration is wild and occasionally chaotic, his voice is raspy and reaching, and the songwriting in general is just fantastic. The first too were great, but Brel has the most consistent line-up of tracks imo. This order is subject to change of course, but t's sort of crazy to me how consistent his music is over three decades. One of my new favorite musicians for sure, and I'm looking forward to hearing the rest of his shit very soon. 8, 8, and 9, respectively.
>Camp Lo - Uptown Saturday Night "Luchini" is one of the best hip hop tracks ever made, no question. "Coolie High" ain't fuckin bad either goddamn. Something I had no clue about was how much of this was sampled on one of my favorites, Since I Left You (like three times). The really mellow, easy-going style of this usually doesn't do it for me in hip hop, but there's something so unique and easily enjoyable about this. One of my new favorites form this era of hip hop for sure. 8
>Candlemass - Nightfall A pretty damn good metal album, though at times feels like a bit of a watered down Sabbath, but I don't exactly mind. This style of really simple, slow-ish, satisfying riffage will never get old to me, though there were for sure a few tracks that got old fast. Stand-out tracks to me were "The Well of Souls" and "Bewitched". 7
1/2
Austin Anderson
given that you just listened to some old school stuff, I'd say to get rodeo a listen
Levi Young
will do
listen to belong - october language
Brandon Ortiz
>Gil Scott-Heron - Pieces of a Man Enjoyed just slightly less than "Winter in America" honestly. The A-side, minus " Save the Children" is fucking fantastic, but the b-side is totally forgettable, maybe besides the s/t track. A really good output, but maybe just a little top heavy. 7
>Animal Collective - Prospect Hummer A totally passable AnCo EP. The addition of female vocals is probably the most notable addition to this EP that makes it stand out. I know plenty people are probably sick of early AnCo's style of folk arpeggios that are littered out of this output, but I've honestly never minded them, and wish they would use that tactic more now instead of oo OO aa AA ee EE doo DOO daa DAA. 6
>The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands Nothing really bad on this album at all except for maybe the track "Fall" which is very mediocre-bad. Everything else is very very passable alternative rock that doesn't really do much for me otherwise. The songwriting is just extremely thing and not very memorable at all. Could see someone who is very into alternative rock music enjoying this more than I did but this just wasn't for me. 5
>The Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East A pretty decent live rendition of some of their songs, especially Whipping Post, which is probably by far the best track on here. Everything else is kind of underwhelming or about twice as long as it needs to be. Southern Blues Jam bands are rarely my thing, so this didn't really surprise me I guess. 5
>Animal Collective - People The first two tracks are very passable, unimportant anco pieces, but the b-side is just trash, the last song being just a shittier version of an already mediocre song "people". Not the worst thing they've done, but 100% skippable. 4
what next?
Jackson Wood
alternatively, try to recommend me some idem as heck music that's kinda under the radar
some favorites: autechre xanopticon atomhead neurocore quinoline yellow u-ziq ralp
David Wood
do transaction de novo its like duster for pussies
Christopher Davis
tim hecker - radio amor fennesz and o'rourke - it's hard for me to say i'm sorry belong - october language gas - pop aine o'dwyer - music for church cleaners
also if you haven't heard anything by the caretaker you'll probably like him since you like basinski
Sebastian Williams
man, you GOTTA hear Camp Lo
aight
Chase Perez
it's been a while since I've listened to this, the title track is so good it caused me to remember a night on ambien
Hunter Watson
>Candlemass - Nightfall >best tracks >no At the Gallow's End
Jaxson Hall
def my favorite ambient record (tho I'm not too well-versed in the genre)
Easton Cox
>aine o'dwyer - music for church cleaners what a good title
Tyler Bennett
here's a fun fact: half of belong and half of telefon tel aviv did a collaborative album together I think I listened to it once and thought it was good
Luis Taylor
pretty weak ambient taste so im giving you weak recs tim hecker - pretty much anything he made grouper - pretty much anything shes made william basinki - the new william basinki (it also has shitty jazz) ben frost - by the throat ekkehard ehlers - plays hubert fichte
you didnt rate ruffleruffle right
eraserhead soundtrack pet shot boys very la foret
Ethan Flores
>the new william basinki hated it t b h lmao
Benjamin Price
big idiet, have you heard october language? i wanna find that
Jayden Price
>i wanna find that it's called second woman
John Rodriguez
Yeah that earl album deserves more respect. I hope he drops an experimental album next. He has so much potential.
Easton Rodriguez
Yeah Mamacita isn't God awful as most would make you think it but it kinda sticks out in a bad way idk.
Doggystyle is 100% a product of its time but the more I listen to it, the more I appreciate that. G-funk was such a short-lived, amazing movement in hip-hop and that's probably the best album to come out of that stretch. Dre's production is a huge step up from his earlier stuff and Snoop's flow is one of the coolest I've heard. Also, that whole crew with Tha Dogg Pound/Nate Dogg/Warren G is so damn smooth.
Plus "Tha Shiznit" and decent chunks of that album were actually freestyled which is pretty bonkers to me.
I could rave about it for way longer than this but at the end up the day, it just isn't everyone's thing I guess
Maybe do The Chronic soon, it's kinda like a prequel in a lot of ways
>Uptown Saturday Night getting all this praise
Hell yeah
Do B-52s next, I feel like that'd be your style for some reason
Kevin Roberts
will do
wtf is ruffleruffle
ight
good opinion
Nathaniel Clark
>good opinion thanks I thought the first track was good until the sax came in, it was a really great loop that reminded me of disintegration loops or the loop he used on deluge, his last album, but the tepid sax is so dissonant that it totally ruins it the second track was slightly better but it meandered for far too long and then it just faded into my favorite loop of his which has already been used twice in his discog, once on variations and twice on melancholia. fortunately after he releases, he tends to find new loops to tour with so if I have the good fortune to see him live in the coming year or so, it'll be something new. but yeah, wasn't that big of a fan.
Juan Diaz
>weak ambient taste >reccs grouper and Tim hecc and basinski
Connor Sanchez
correct opinion
no but ive heard october 2nd
meant to write ruffleruffle fight roforofo fight
>so im giving you weak recs are you blind
Zachary Rogers
you should hear october language it good ambient real good top tier
Ethan Wright
Whoop
But still it's not like ambient is hard to get in to, you can start off anywhere
Caleb Rodriguez
I didn't kill the thread, did I
so I checked out the new arca and I think I like his music better with the vocals. xen and mutant had rly good sound design but like no song progression will have to relisten though, was kinda tuned out
Elijah Sullivan
Finally watched The Room beginning-to-end last night, folks. Doesn't quite live up to the impossible cult hype. But I did start reading The Disaster Artist and it's so insanely funny. Wiseau is exactly how you'd think he is. Almost like a modern Fear & Loathing. Excited for the adaptation too.
Alexander Gutierrez
Gib good tunes for waking up cunts who have fallen asleep before midnight
Yes
Xavier Sanchez
is there any rap/trap music that sounds similar to Vitrol? that song is fucking killer and im dying for hunther to make some more stuff like this
Get high it's good either way. The middle section may make some commit suicide tho
Angel Allen
I was high and it was confusing. But it's confusing either way
Ayden Cox
Room > The Room
Cameron Morris
Shit this actually works well or am drunk
Christopher Ramirez
The book was good, I haven't seen the movie. Really dark
Oliver Clark
Kreng - L'autopsie phénoménale de Dieu Echo Lane Afterschool Recreational Dept. - Greenvale SodaPop & Clinic Pinkcourtesyphone - Three Themes TRANCE.BIZ - SUNLESS Nikos Veliotis & Klaus Filip - Slugabed +you - Emi Koussi Asuna - Valya Letters danny clay and joseph edward yonker - john wayne death scene Ekkehard Ehlers - Plays Malibu - Silver Dishes for the Memories Tomonari Nozaki - Une histoire de bleu Jim O'Rourke - みずのないうみ Rhucle - Yellow Beach sky空 - countryside 田舎
Colton Ramirez
anyone seen novelty condom
Hudson Hughes
The Room is nothing special, but I fucking love that book.
Pictured: Tommy Wiseau's cameras. The dude didn't know the difference between physical film and digital recording, so he shot with both at the same time. This means there is another version of the room shot with film that's never been released. Hilarious to think about.
>Echo Lane Afterschool Recreational Dept. - Greenvale SodaPop & Clinic this was on my last chart and is a very cute album
thanks bub
Oliver James
Hahaha fuck surely no
Jack Perez
TFW Tommy will never be ur da :'((
Justin Torres
>The dude didn't know the difference between physical film and digital recording I REFUSE to believe this is true and yet it's so believable
Liam Brown
>stealing my name AND replying to my post I don't understand this logic
Ethan Johnson
The fuck y sayin
Charles Collins
My favorite part of the mythology is how nobody has a clue what ethnicity he is
Gabriel Reed
Was it not confirmed he's polish
Daniel Rogers
I heard that, didn't know it was confirmed
Isaiah Nguyen
genuinely interested in this
amazing
yeah i got some in my drawer how many you need
Nolan Lopez
five thanks
Zachary Gomez
>FRt5Z4MmBsY nice link nerd annoying
Tyler Lopez
lolol yeah. It's some kinda eastern-european for sure, but his accent is so fucking weird there's no way to know. The dude's past is shrouded in mystery. Would love a docu series on his life sometime.
Leo Gomez
>travis scott as someone totally disenchanted with trap, this album just kinda cemented my contrarianism. almost every song here, in terms of melody/structure/rapping, sounds exactly like every other trap song i've heard. i just can't stand the trap-typical vocalizations and autotune and shit. the production sounds nice, sure, but it doesn't do anything remotely interesting. a legitimately unpleasant listen. i tried, i really did, but I'm back on my trap-disliking shit.
sorry but i cant do it, i can't like trap
Colton Lopez
Trap needs more sampling or summat, P boring
David Edwards
Did I mention big black are fugin gr8
Joseph Flores
Fuck I didn't know this was a thing but it totally makes sense
Jeremiah Taylor
Yeah, I can't say I disagree with you there - that's a pretty bad album especially if you aren't into trap. Scott is pretty generic but I absolutely love Days Before Rodeo for some reason
Ryan Martinez
try triple six and faces
Liam Thompson
cfcf is great if you're in the mood for some library music ikki mi is generally solid synth based ambient the rest is take it or leave it
Luke Nguyen
also, not on yr chart but if you haven't, try something by thugger. i think he's pretty likeable even for people who don't usually like trap
Andrew Clark
Check my new chart daily man Do you guys like jun togawa? That's cause you listen to english trap not latin trap
Juan Cooper
This might be my favorite list on RYM. Basically the whole second page is 1/5s lmao.
Also I can't get over how fucking terrible this cover is sweet jesus.
>Thankfully I've already forgotten this album, but I do remember that it was truly awful.
>By the end of 1998, I think No Limit was just picking any random generic, indistinguishable rappers they could find and throwing them in a group because they knew people would buy anything that No Limit released.
>Nothing more needs to be said to describe why this is the worst No Limit album than these four words: Gangsta Rap Christmas Album
>I don't know which one is Kane and which one is Abel, and don't care to try to figure it out. Most of the time I don't even realize when the other one starts rapping because they sound so similar.
told me not to go outside in pajama pants fuck that
Oliver Hughes
>Pinkcourtesyphone - Three Themes I know that Pinkcourtesyphone is a Richard Chartier project, and given that he and Basinski have collaborated before, it wasn't too surprising to hear the influence on this one. This was pleasant, loved how he did the first track using the same loop at different speeds. The use of silence on the second track was great. Third track was probably the weakest but it also reminded me of a drone piece I did a few years ago so maybe I'm biased? At any rate, good listen. I'll have the first two tracks on repeat for sure.
Logan Rodriguez
>when a chart is more than half made of your recs wew. hope u enjoy.
Gabriel Ward
I trust u bub
Leo Harris
Im at a loc
When a guy takes your joke recs Youll like em tho Ekkehard ehlers plays has exactly one good ep and its possibly the best ambient ep
Daniel Hughes
yamir loves to lie plays is consistently really nice
Julian Carter
bumpy
Kevin Brown
ooof...
commenting to say that Solace deserves more attention
Jackson Wood
water balloons
Colton Thompson
If you liked Doggystyle, which to this day is my absolute favorite hiphop album, you might like Bone-Thugs, try youtube.com/watch?v=dZ9rgzIyv3g
They aren't even actually that similar, but I feel like I like them for the same reasons.
I feel this, definitely gonna check out the ones I don't recognize
Grayson Stewart
the archive is so nice now! homeboy been hard at work
Jayden Perry
Good morning /daily/!
Got a lady coming over today! Hype.
Anyway, gonna listen to some Haino now.
except for half of the goddamn posts are missing. l o l >so I checked out the new arca and I think I like his music better with the vocals. xen and mutant had rly good sound design but like no song progression >will have to relisten though, was kinda tuned out fully agree. it was surprising how the vocals raised the bar.
Cameron Rodriguez
>except for half of the goddamn posts are missing it says they are being transferred
Asher Williams
oh, that's good news!
Asher Cox
i love the way you lie yeah ehlers is nice all through but most of it is forgettable or very ok until you hit le john cassavets
>Got a lady coming over today! Hype. i hope dogwander nose what hes gotta do
eheheh...... thanks
Tyler Bell
Quick review bump
Lucki (Eck$) - Body High >Cloud Rap
The production is phenomenal at times, with that spacey, cloud rap vibe going on. It’s psychedelic and wavy with lots of cool synth/electronic influence. It’s a bit streaky though, which is a big downside. Some of the later tracks lack that feel for some reason, relying on more minimalist beats. Lucki himself isn’t that remarkable of a rapper, sounding a little lazy like Earl Sweatshirt. He isn’t the main focus but he kinda makes the release a bit drab. Nothing too special but not too bad for a 17 y/o.
2.5/5
Keith Jarrett - Survivor’s Suite >ECM Style Jazz
The first side is nice and atmospheric, with little hints of spiritual jazz in there. There’s lots of flute, occasional violin and subtle little African influences that work pretty well. Jarrett is entertaining on the piano as always but Haden really manages to stand out on the bass when he eventually comes in. The second half is a bit freer, with pounding piano, screeching sax and that rapid fire drumming. Everything you’d expect from something heavily spiritual. Doesn’t quite feel like the same album but I like that it’s split into two sides. I really dig Jarrett so far.
3.5
Rick Ross - Teflon Don >Hip-Hop
Ross gets shit on a lot because he’s a former cop and rich kid who acts like a gangster. Whatever, do you think Wu Tang was actually torturing dudes? All that aside, this is surprisingly entertaining, with overblown, luxurious production and some tight rapping. Dude isn’t amazing but he can hold his own. Plus “BMF” is the shit, idc.
3
Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain >Art Rock
The whole glammy artsy thing Eno did early on never stuck out too much for me. This is kind of a mixed bag imo, with phenomenal cuts like the title track and “Fat Lady of Limbourg”. It relies too much on that quirky, jarring style for my taste though. The concept is cool and all that but it isn’t quite for me. Still solid though.
3
Caleb Sullivan
I am new to /daily/ and am kind of a pleb. I decided to start doing this /daily/ thing to finally clear out my backlog and find some cool new stuff on the way.
Anyway, where should I start?
Henry Rivera
remove that fishmans album before anyone else sees it
start with deceit, not available and the russian cat album, all beloved albums of daily
