How does one become a musical elitist? What music do you have to listen to? What books do you have to read? What do you have to study? I've only been into music for like a year and I feel woefully unequipped compared to many users here, and I'm always up for self-improvement.
How does one become a musical elitist? What music do you have to listen to? What books do you have to read...
Gabriel James
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Daniel Bennett
Start here
Alexander King
I don't care if I'm an elitist or not. Hell they'd probably laugh at me for listening to every Rancid album
Jason Miller
study the history of a genre I guess wouldn't be a bad place to start
Hunter Bennett
I thought it would be a bit more difficult than that, that's a damn accessible (although incredible) album.
Chase Richardson
Yes, its because it's a starting point getting into more artsy music
Brandon Lee
Get really good at an instrument.
Read Adorno and Sartre.
Drink more tea.
Take cold showers.
Joshua Hughes
Ok, I've done that before, albeit some obscure genres (like harsh noise and power electronics, for example). Should I do something a bit more popular and well-liked?
Jace Robinson
>What music do you have to listen to?
Metal
Gavin Perry
Yeah, I meant no critique of your pick (fantastic album), but I've been into music for a while, and I want to see where I go from here. Thanks, man.
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Michael Butler
Cumbia
Space disco
Boogaloo
African rock
Polyphonic country
Owen Jones
>polyphonic country
>ywn witness another artist like Arthur Miles
makes me sad, desu. any recs?
Ethan Edwards
Funny how everyone on here is a music expert but when you ask them how you become one they have no answer
Kayden Perez
The true patrician does not have to ask for instructions. You are on the wrong path, my friend. No one in this mestizo wicker-weaving website can teach you what you need to become a self-actualized patrician.
Matthew Powell
fair enough
do you mean elitist?
Colton Murphy
Did you explore the world of krautrock/berlin school already? if you didn't, you really should
Gavin Rogers
krautrock, but not berlin school.
thanks for the rec, I've never even heard TD before, it's only been a year
Caleb Parker
He's technical the only one :(
William Hughes
feels bad man. that song is definitely in my top 100, the moment that he starts throat singing is 10/10
Luke Sanchez
Tangerine Dream are one of the fathers of ambient music. very important group
Levi White
lovin' it already
Xavier White
>satie
>debussy
the list could go on...
Hunter Martin
Great musicians, but they aren't ambient
Hudson Reed
Where do I start with Adorno and Sartre?
Angel Wood
There's a cover of some girl doing polyphonic country. It's on the tube
Gabriel Taylor
Start with the Greeks.
Ryder Foster
wat
Oliver King
Impressionism was influential for ambient, but attributing its biggest names to a later movement when they died half a century prior feels silly.