>got into some awesome musical rabbit holes
>so much great music
>most people in Sup Forums and reddit just care about what new things fantano and pitchfork talk about
>have no one to explore music with
Got into some awesome musical rabbit holes
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Grayson Collins
Well share some fag
Thomas Murphy
yeah I'm curious as to what cool great shit you think you're listening to
Josiah Perry
Joshua Nelson
Just marathoned this track. Where the fuck is the bass drop.
Cooper Cooper
library music is really cool, I've been meaning to get into that more
Michael Perry
hey thats actually bretty good
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Brandon Young
right here senpai
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Oliver Davis
tbqh I enjoy this shit if I listen to it only once, or if it's under a videogame that fits it.
Gabriel Bailey
There was a thread recently about bands similar to Women, and I have been exploring every band on this actually useful chart
i.rbt.asia
This is all I've been doing for the last 3 days
Eli Williams
good stuff, there's something about old synths that i really love.
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Kevin Hughes
I have been lurking too long, I could have just posted the pic
Jaxon Ramirez
Jesus christ this is good
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Lincoln Lewis
Some nice harmonies in there op
Joseph Bell
that's what i'm talking about
Austin Morris
Keep em coming. As a bassist i'm obsessed with harmony and this is dank
Evan Rivera
>claim you're listening to some obscure shit that's good
>get called out
>actually deliver
revolutionary
Daniel Richardson
I've wasted my life
Oliver Davis
There's some great ambient synthwork in this old tape New Age comp(it's not like the usual New Age I swear)
Nathan Gonzalez
This is actually pretty interesting, i might listen to the full album, but i see on discogs that there was a remaster released this year, is it good or should i go for the original?
Tyler Rivera
I'm being serious when I say I'll gladly join you, if you're still here.
John Nguyen
This is a great comp, I really dislike how they edited down a few of the tracks (particularly Unicorns In Paradise) but it's brought a lot of well-deserved attention to some great new-age visionaries like Joanna Brouk and Wilburn Burchette.
Hunter Cooper
I always do the original because I'm autistic, I feel it's more authentic to the way it was experienced when it was first released and consumed.
Christian Hughes
That's what I'm talking about, love for your homies. Now listen to this youtube.com
Sebastian Bennett
Good stuff. Let's keep this thread for recs of music not advertised on review websites
Xavier Campbell
HOLY SHIT thank you i finally found the sample to this
Nicholas Martinez
You are such a dumb fag. Why do you need someone to "explore music with"? Are you some fucking queer bitch??
Bentley Diaz
I wish Turny was alive and /bleep/ was less of a pretentious shithole so I could talk progressive and nu-skool breaks with them
Henry Martinez
totally. wilburn and iasos are so good. a lot of these tracks go for more than 15 mins in their original form, but for a sampler it's pretty good
Camden Kelly
I feel you OP
I've gotten really deep into neo-psych but every time I mention it or start a thread it just gets buried in mediocre Tame Impala/MGMT/King Gizzard nonsense
David Gonzalez
this thread just made my youtubecore 10 feet higher
Justin Mitchell
what bands did you get into? anything dark? i'm not a fan of those bands either, i feel like they lack some of the darkness and paranoia from 60s psych
Isaac Gray
weird that with all the synthwave mania, old synthpop never got much attention outside of small labels like minimal wave
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Ryder Bennett
This album was remastered this year, you can get the vinyl from Camisole Records soundcloud.com
Anthony Nguyen
Yes, I agree.
Have you ever heard of Sylvan Grey or Upper Astral?
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Give them a download/listen if you haven't yet.
Juan Peterson
real shame desu
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Juan Green
Evan Roberts
you got a rym man?
nope, downloading them right now. thanks. lel gotta love the name of the list on the second's sidebar
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Daniel Gutierrez
Clutnuckle was a great and underrated RYMer honestly. His Memphis Rap list is absolutely nuts.
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Justin Gomez
very nice. here's something dancier: youtube.com
i remember listening to this album and not liking it too much, but gonna give it another shot desu
Brayden Jackson
>~78787878
ugh
Jack Flores
good thread actually
Wyatt Gonzalez
the whole vanity label is great
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Robert Cox
I know, isn't it awful?
Kiilo Radical and Invivo are my favorites.
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On another note, do you think anyone is going to pay 2k for the Limited Edition Vanity Records Box Set?
Sebastian Cox
I love vanity record's whole aesthetic, and almost all acts. it's what i think of when i see the term cyberpunk. Tolerance is great, some of my other faves are bgm and salaried man club
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always wanted to get more into memphis, i've listened to tommy wright, triple 6 and maniac
Lincoln Williams
Do you guys like Grimes?
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Grayson Perez
Not in the slightest.
The Lite Green side of Memphis is far superior. D.J. Sound is, in my opinion, one of the most advanced musicians for his time not just in the history of rap, but the history of music, period. The kind of production style and technique he used was both complex and innovative, and it wasn't until almost a decade later that the rest of the rap world caught up.
Think of the cheezy conscious/political hip hop in 1995, and compare it to this
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On the TWIII side of things, check out Lil Ramsey - Goin' Undacova
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That final verse is straight fire, my fav rap verse ever.
Eli King
Have you ever heard Ptose?
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Henry Anderson
Fuck off
Robert Mitchell
Good ass thread. Posting some Finnish prog.
Fun fact: Their bassist is Pekka Pohjola who was sampled in Endtroducing:
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Lincoln Ward
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SHIT, meant to post this instead of replying to OP
Jaxon Turner
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This was also sampled in Endtroducing, DJ Shadow clearly loved his Scandivians.
Juan Thomas
>tfw you try to find a copy of this for sale and theres just one guy on discogs selling it for almost 80usd
Xavier Collins
Good thread. Love you op
Jaxon Rodriguez
I cant even find it on soulseek
Ethan Morris
>The Lite Green side of Memphis is far superior. D.J. Sound is, in my opinion, one of the most advanced musicians for his time not just in the history of rap, but the history of music, period. The kind of production style and technique he used was both complex and innovative, and it wasn't until almost a decade later that the rest of the rap world caught up.
that's a hell of a description, and damn, it sounds like memphis dosed in codeine. great stuff
i have! i've been trying to go through the whole ptose catalog
Isaiah Collins
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where is this album god damn
They're wonderful, the track you posted reminded me of them. I actually own the original of Ignobles Limaces, it's probably one of my favorite records to spin.
Hudson Butler
same, google only returns youtube rips of the tracks there
Kevin Bell
it probably was on what. fuck i miss it
Kayden Moore
Where do you guys find this stuff? rym?
Kayden Robinson
Without theneedledrop how will i know what my opinions are?
Nathaniel Sanchez
RYM, the blogosphere, and a combination of both with extensive research into the artists that you enjoy.
Is it on Apollo?
Joshua Edwards
just searching around
I don't follow review sites really
Blake Price
youtube recs/checking the channels the upload tracks and checking the artists other work/labels on discogs.
Eli Myers
rym, blogspot are essential, youtube reccs, and our very own sharethreads
Ian Wood
The Colours that Rise - 2020
>The sound of '2020' is new jazz and old funk with an electronic city pace, brought to you by The Colours That Rise. Made up of multi-instrumentalists and producers Simeon Jones and Nathanael Williams, their '2020' EP is a confident guide through future sounds and past histories from a time yet to come.
>Created using analogue synths and acoustic instruments, the 4 track EP works as the score to a yet to be created animation. '2020' is an experimental electronic voyage that emerges from the ambient and arrives on the dance floor.
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I enjoyed enough to search for related or similar-sounding music, this sounds great. Thanks OP :)