/daily/ - Digitally Remastered Deluxe Edition

It's the second of October

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.

>make charts
neverendingchartrendering.org/

>listen to tunes
plug.dj/sdc-room-3-the-sequel

>listenalong schedules, OP pics, etc.
daily-mu.blogspot.com/p/welcome.html

Previously, on /daily/:

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youtube.com/watch?v=HhMoJv3YG4g
youtube.com/watch?v=hrMfGU0WhAQ
rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/star__girl/░▒▓rnbw▓▒░/
rateyourmusic.com/release/album/quatuor_helios/works_for_percussion/
youtube.com/watch?v=rSi-NFDDUYQ
youtube.com/watch?v=tMo607wRgdM
youtube.com/watch?v=urtEtC1aB28
youtube.com/watch?v=XtLzi594deA
pastebin.com/bn3Us5VC
youtube.com/watch?v=szGVfz3S1sA
rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lakker/tundra/
lakker.bandcamp.com/album/tundra
youtube.com/watch?v=bhJqiMQsYMI
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD6FgzQ-GxmaJFKyhg96xvLPx4DwYZn9n
interviewfor.red/en/starting.html
twitter.com/SFWRedditVideos

Ya'll should check this album out. Quite the experience. It captures such a breadth of different styles with little effort and manages to be one of the most unique albums of 1996.

youtube.com/watch?v=HhMoJv3YG4g

for the boys

this meme was all i could think about when seeing all the rick rubin award memes this week

Trying to organize myself with a new chart and post a little more regularly again. Last time I bit off a more than I could chew and got sick of it.

Thoughts on the chart? What have you heard/liked/hated?

>hasnt heard let my children hear music
prepare for tears

that tzusing is great
and i'm literally finishing listening to rourke's Fast Car for the first time, it's pretty sweet

I like cheval retrecie, even if the b side is insane.
I still need to hear that nazoranai! dogwander hyped it up

only time i cried to music was when i was listening to a love supreme and i stubbed my toe

ben frost has been on a decline since by the throat but I still feel like gotta give him another shot

yea it has an absurd average on rym and I love O'Rourke so I need to get around to it

I look forward to both that and the new haino/o'rourke/ambarchi coming out this month, I feel like it's been too long since I've listened to the trio

>i cried to music was when i was listening to a love supreme and i stubbed my toe
Finally, someone who heard it the way Coltrane intended.

the Lisova kolekciya remaster is A+
I put it in the sharethread for those interested

>tfw I want to make a listening chart, but I know no one here would care about my shit opinions.
music for this feel?

Don't worry, if you give a score of 3 (sometimes 3.5) or below to an album someone likes, you will get at least one (You) mocking your taste.

you dont have to write reviews like some people do, you can just post scores and let people ask for opinions on certain albums.

then again if your chart is filled with obscure shit i think it's better to write a review, otherwise you can do what Letov says for free (You)'s

Gonna use this as a chart.

Charlie Haden & Hank Jones - Steal Away
>Jazz, Gospel, Hymns
I liked the idea of a bass/piano duo playing spiritual music but this did not live up to my expectations. Wholly unoriginal and uninspired traipse through songs like Amazing Grace and Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen. Rarely deviates from the melody lines and ends up being passable music for the background of a church.
Certainly not terrible but I don't recommend.
5.0 /10

"""""""""wow not true we totally care about your opinions"""""""
Make a chart or don't but don't be a little bitch about it.

that OP pic is deloused in the comatorium :'(

make people care
with shitposting

>I know no one here would care about my shit opinions.
what a lousy crummy no good attitude dummy
lemme splain this to U
one day I showed up and started talking about how good Sondre Lerche is and how king crimson's discipline is a 3/10. /daily/ has been putting up with it for 3 years now and there's nothing they can do to stop me. except givingbear, he knows where I live IRL and could kill me.
tl;dr, listen to sondre lerche's self titled album and review it. pic related.

Wew theyre remastering ukrainian underground releases now? Muh dik

can anyone tell me why the soundtrack for Twin Peaks: The Return is so highly rated? Everything that isn't a returning song is just a throwaway ambient song.

Hopefully we see more, only the mysterious and ethereal sounding ones are getting any mainstream love so far.

The only people rating it are people who like the show. Twin Peaks is pretty RYM approved, so once it hit the charts people didn't mass-downrate it like they did with Nier and Persona.

i wanted music, not retarded advice
will return thanks

AJR - Weak

youtube.com/watch?v=hrMfGU0WhAQ
rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/star__girl/░▒▓rnbw▓▒░/

>Porter Robinson fan makes Noise Vaporwave
bad but actually more enjoyable than some other things I've heard

you didn't ask you slab of aspic
Cloudkicker - Let Yourself Be Huge
Hello Kitty Suicide Club - ^_^

hey dum dum give this a listen you'll like it
rateyourmusic.com/release/album/quatuor_helios/works_for_percussion/

>i wanted music, not retarded advice
lmao shut the fuck up; that post was clearly not asking for recs
but since you're lookin, join this

Here are four good tracks from the last shit I heard.

youtube.com/watch?v=rSi-NFDDUYQ
youtube.com/watch?v=tMo607wRgdM
youtube.com/watch?v=urtEtC1aB28
youtube.com/watch?v=XtLzi594deA

Release List: pastebin.com/bn3Us5VC

I get that, but the music is really nothing special. Of the non-returning songs, "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima" and "The Fireman" are the only worthwhile ones at all. I'm one of 15 friends who rated it below a 4/5. For christ's sake it's the 2nd highest-rated album of 2017.

Lynch fanboyism knows no bounds I guess.

looks neat, i'll backlog it

hey calm down man

You didn't like Heartbreaking?

depends: Are you asking me if I like the scene it's used in or the song by itself?

I thought the scene it was used in the show was pretty moving, absolutely: youtube.com/watch?v=szGVfz3S1sA

However, the song on its own isn't really anything special, so my answer is no.

There is no difference between what people are doing with that album and when people mass-positively rate a soundtrack from a videogame they like.

then again, maybe there is something special that people see that isn't just purely aesthetic or related to the television show they like, but I don't see it.

my work plays this song all the time
am I supposed to like or dislike this?

does "slab of aspic" sound that angry

Well, I think that people's thoughts on a soundtrack are always going to be influenced by their thoughts on what it came from, given how music triggers people's memories and the feelings related to those memories. Not many people listen to a soundtrack before watching the movie so that they can have a totally unbiased view of it.

That said, I thought it was one of the highlights of the soundtrack, but in hindsight I do not know if I would have much of an opinion on it had it been from any other scene.

Only you can answer this question.

I did not, sorry
"jelly made with meat stock"
bruh

Good, because it is bad

>SLURRRRRRRP

thicc

Today I deviated from my quest to attain TRVE CVLT enlightenment and listened to a few other albums.

Earle Brown's Music for Pianos
The first Atonal music project I've ever listened to in its entirety, and I'm afraid I still don't get it. However, I just can't make an educated opinion on it. Its like trying to "get" Calculus right after learning how to count.

Burzum - The Ways of Yore
My favourite Burzum album so far, no doubts. Varg released his inner D&D nerd and finally made a pleasant, atmospheric, at times even beautiful album that makes me feel like a little kid exploring some ancient nordic ruin. The narration can get a bit silly at time, though.
8/10

Fishbach - A ta Merci
Beautiful voice, dark atmosphere, and the most glaring nostalgia boner for the 80's ever. This album revels in its melodramatic lyrics and themes, and minimalistic yet catchy melodies. My main problems were the tackiness of the lyrics, especially the ones that seemed to almost fetishize Death, and that the second half of the album is forgettable as hell.
Un Autre Que Moi and Eternité are great jams though.
6.5/10

I found this dog in Mazamitla, a small Mexican town.

More reviews for your face. Shortened + didn't review everything so no one gets mad at me :((

>Novos Baianos - Novos Baianos F.C.
where Acabou Choare is a masterpiece of expansive progression in songwriting with no filler, this is merely a very good album with two filler songs.
8

>Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks: New York Sessions
It's non-alignment with what was actually released is a bit of an overstatement. However, I think nearly all of these tracks lend themselves to a more minimal take. The structure is nearly the same, but it's satisfying to hear a more early-Dylan take on them. His best work for my money and I'm glad it exists.
8

>John Fahey - Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You
A must-listen for anyone who is a self-described Fahey megafan (me). However, I'm not going to pretend like everything here is special. I had a strong dislike for nearly every song with Fahey doing a gruff blues singer impression. Super interesting to hear some of these melodies/ideas come up in later works, and I'm impressed by how much variation there is here, but there's simply just a ton of throwaway.
7

>Tim Follin & Geoff Follin - Silver Surfer.
Never played the game, just saw the AVGN review. Apparently people hate this shit? A shame, because this is unquestionably one of the best 8-bit soundtracks out there. It doesn't have the memorability of Mega Man 2 nor the variability of Pokemon Gold but hey for a game everyone hates it's pretty damn good. Biggest issue with these hyper-intense 8-bit pieces is the worthless transition songs, which are especially damning considering this thing is only 15 minutes long.
7

1/2

>Cornelius - Mellow Waves
As someone who digs the shit out of Point and Fantasma, this came as somewhat of a disappointment. Although it's probably the most soothing, calm album I've heard in a long time it just lacks much substance at all. Really effective as a meditative exercise but pretty worthless as pop music.
6

>Tracy Chapman - s/t
Was expecting to show up with a review like "people THINK Fast Car is the best song by far here but..." however, I think basically the same thing everyone else does. Boring, right? It's not even the other songs' faults. Track 1, 5, and 9 are all just fine, albeit kinda dull. Fast Car is leagues above the rest of it unquestionably and probably one of the pop songs ever, not even considering my love for the O'Rourke cover.
5

>Animal Collective - Here Comes the Indian
As someone who just defended Danse Manatee, an album more vehemently hated, this one surprised me how much it sucked. AnCo feels like they rely much more on their tribalism gimmicks, and in general just feels more empty. Anyone who likes this is stinky.
4

>Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star
Todd Rundgren isn't good at experimental music or pop music, so end result is a headache.
4

>Twin Peaks: The Return
Read my rym review pls
4

>Ultimate Spinach - s/t
I think this settles it. Pure psych rock isn't for me. Of all of the big late 60s-70s psych rock groups, pretty much zero of them are worthwhile at all to me incl. the Doors, Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, early Floyd, Love, save only Amon Düül II. I'm sure there's a great album in here, but it just feels primitive and boring to me and I can't help it.
3

didn't review everything but I can give more words if you want. what next?

I thought this would be some basic brooding techno, but wow it's fucking good. Even more enjoyable than other dark ambient contemporaries, how the fuck did they do it with just voices and crunchy sounds

I haven't even gone through most of the R&S label, but this is was a great album to start with.

rateyourmusic.com/release/album/lakker/tundra/
lakker.bandcamp.com/album/tundra

whoops todd was supposed to be a 4 haha oh well

do hymie's basement next. i am thinking about listening to that one myself.

Tuco HATES that Burzum album
Fishbach sounds like it ends up like a lot of the romanticizes 80s music that's popular today, I wonder why everyone is so fascinated with that decade in particular

Get on that RFTT

I bet you only like that guy because of his looks, he's not that good

o.k. love you

okay love you

mellow waves got THAT score?
way better than I expected, guess I better check it out

it's really not bad, but its strength lies in the atmosphere and groove rather than being cartoony and memorable like his previous releases. Could see someone getting very bored with it wanting those expectations though.

>Tuco HATES that Burzum album
Is that a reference of will a tripfag called Tuco slam my ass?
But yeah, She has lots of potential and a very good ear for catchy rythms. I can only hope she goes for something more ambitious in her next album.

Tuco is an Aussie who doesn't post much anymore

terminus also hates burzum but I suspect that's more for the nazism than anything else

sick

Reminder to join this if you're looking to boost your avant cred; will do this every week as long as at least a couple people do it.
Gonna make an RYM list with the final pics in it for fun cataloging times.

yeah thats the only way someone could potentially hate varg's lazily written, badly played buzzkill music

well shit
I just can't talle Varg seriously enough to be mad at him for his political views. He's like that weird ass uncle that smells funny and lives in the middle of nowhere and always says inappropiate bullshit but you still sorta like.
His wife seems nice too.

i mean i'm not huge on burzum either, but it's not like it's particularly awful it's just mediocre. There's far worse metal out there especially stuff that's far more popular.

in general rating all an artists' albums a .5 is more telling of what you think of the artist than the music

i just think most musicians are dumbasses in general (especially the ones that got famous young) and their views on politics should be taken far less seriously by their audience and haters alike

fuckin' c'mon dude lmao
youtube.com/watch?v=bhJqiMQsYMI

this guy is just watchmojo for kekistanis

>I bet you only like that guy because of his looks, he's not that good
>not
>that
>good

uninstall yourself from my internet please

Get on Burial and Noname, surprised you haven't already heard both albums

>There's far worse metal out there especially stuff that's far more popular.
the only thing worse than burzum are bandcamp tier burzum clones and pornogrind
stuff like Sabaton or Asking Alexandria, that i assume you're thinking of, has its raison d'être because it's at least fun to see on festivals. Burzum's never even played a shit and his only audience are distant guys 16-21 who want to seem deep and edgy, and a handful of people who seriously buy into his ideology

yeah I can't let go those avant-points

am I wrong?

>a shit
yes Burzum a shit but i meant to say a show

no, I was talking more about prog metal/djent which is popular and acclaimed (especially on rym) but is in general very bad

by the way, if any of you use RED and haven't logged in for a while, there's 25 FL tokens given out for Halloween

invite me so I can check that's true

The interview is easy dude

>am I wrong?
absolutely

still hell no but okay

you could say that just about everything

is red a new whatcd or sth?

Yep, if you have your old wcd invite email you can get in without having to interview
They're not as nice with the freeleech as wcd though, which is why 25 FL tokens is significant

If you can figure out how to use foobar you can pass the interview

found this in my spotify and can't stop playing it
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD6FgzQ-GxmaJFKyhg96xvLPx4DwYZn9n

oooh nice, i probably still have that
what's the url?

wtf? I don't think I still have that email but I'll check, that's the only proof they accept right?

interviewfor.red/en/starting.html
Go into the IRC and say you have proof you were on what after you queue, one of the mods will get to you eventually

Last I checked, yes.

thx, found the email :)

What's this 2014 shit.

did you listen to it yet or what

:8)

>interview
Sounds like a lot of work for the privilege of ripping my own music lol

welp thanks, couldn't find the email but I'll do the interview next month when I move back home (the internet at these apartments is really shitty to be productive in a tracker, don't know if that's a big deal to pass the interview since I as invited to what too)

also does anyone know if there is the a list of banned countries? I remember there was one for what (the irc) I mean just to know if I'll be able to do the interview

Nah, I don't do avant-trash, especially not if Jangle likes it.
Or if you mean your tourney thing, ye. I disliked it a lot.

There's a lot of weird one of a kind shit there (available in 100% FLAC if you care about such things), and you can get new releases in non-transcoded garbage formats the second they release most of the time. I think King Krule and John Maus leaked there, among other things.

You can just rip random CDs from libraries/pull random shit off bandcamp and upload it. Or get a seedbox if you just wanna farm ratio without any effort.

I can't seem to find a list of banned countries anywhere, I don't think there is any yet.

Do you still use your rym btw?

Love u nyarla

do they allow ALAC rips

that's good for me
and yeah I know about those tips, I used to do the the former when I joined what but then I ended with shit I didn't like/want in my HDD, so I started using a seedbox. but now my upload speed is good enough back at home to do the work, thanks tho.

No, because you can convert them to FLAC (which is much better for space) easily and if you did that people would just snatch it and reupload it as FLAC anyway
They do allow for lossy Apple formats though, just because of iTunes exclusives

Yeah I'll pass then, it's enough work ripping them for myself.

>Or if you mean your tourney thing, ye. I disliked it a lot.
I always rec you things you hate idk why or how

>Do you still use your rym btw?
not really. I should go in an rate a few more things but im in no rush. why you ask?

I made a new account and added you a few days ago. I don't use it much either but it's a thing I have now.

>especially not if Jangle likes it
what in tarnation

You're a poor man's Dogwander and I can't stand Dogwander or his taste.

never talk to me or my dog ever again

stop ruining the illusion that we are all best friends >:C
also I like your profile pic on rym, looks cool

oh wait I just found your rym, I was looking at another that I thought was yours

The cool profile pic should have been a dead giveaway tho.

Ray Armando - Mallet Hands
>Latin Jazz
I can't decide if this is groovy latin jazz or easy listening. Every time its groovin' the sax pops in and morphs into smooth jazz wank, but then the piano will pop in and do some really great improvisational part, turning the tide yet again. The only consistent part of this album is the percussion, which consists of fantasic latin-flavoured hand drumming, bells, shakers and the like. Would be a much better set without the saxophone player.
6.0 /10

>Renaldo & the Loaf - Gurdy Hurding
And I tought the David Fenech album was entertaining, man this take it to another level, I'm glad for things like this, something you don't get to hear everyday, energetic rythms, experimental yet catchy, weird yet accesible.
8.5+