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.
I've only watched it 2 out of the minimum 5 times needed to get an emotional response from it. I get why it's amazing i just need to convince myself.
original blade runner is fine
Parker Hughes
>Like a Rolling Stone cover
Caleb Mitchell
haha why did you post this?
Samuel Fisher
oh im a high nigger i didnt even read this right, deleting
Leo Myers
wew
Evan Young
added
oh
woah two movies from this year
>no James Cameron movies
Nolan Rivera
user from last thread. I still don't think /daily/'s rating system matters and that you're all wasting your fucking time.
How the fuck am I supposed to interpret these ratings? HOW?
Grayson Smith
i was ~agent_scully ((by the way)) that account doesnt have rates anymore so it wouldnt help for chart
Kevin Martin
epic
Colton Hall
my rating system is perfect. Literally name one problem with it. I am a genious.
Daniel Rivera
i mean that's clearly a meme becuase fish is a meme
Luke Edwards
hey ur still dumb
Mason Reed
...
Ryder Jackson
Today has been a pretty good day for music listening
>Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones Theres about 3 slow songs on here that don't do much for me, but for the most part, Tom is in very good form. Has a nice balance of "songs", "vignettes" and "poems" and there are a few real bangers on here. A very good companion to Rain Dogs.
>Ryoji Ikeda - Dataplex A pretty mind-melting electronic album, unlike anything I've ever heard before. Sounds like your brain getting taken over by a computer program, but the computer program is actually pretty good at making beats sometimes.
>Amnesia Scanner - AS I left this running while I did some math homework and I didn't get bored after like 3 times through the whole thing. Dense, emotional, and very well produced. Excellent use of vocal samples on Chingy and Atlas
idk if i'm important enough for a /daily/ list but my rym is ~theskaa if u wanna add that
Caleb Adams
I won't need another (You) for the next 3 threads thank you kind sir
Jeremiah Cruz
Astral Disaster sessions by Coil releasing in January Get hype
Carson Mitchell
I am reading over this system and reveling in how smart I am thank you user. My new profile is impeccably formatted.
yeah I'll add you. 100% agree on Dataplex btw. I'm curious what you're gonna think of Roxy/Elsewhere.
*tips post*
Jaxon Barnes
Added you both, drone my 5's nerds
Are you wearing that sweater right now
Jack Foster
I played age of empires ii for five hours today wtf
check ur snap
Robert Edwards
fuggggggg ;^)
Ryan Kelly
wait till he sees jimmy jazz's rating system
angry user might implode
Jace Morales
@rod look at this pic
there's a vid of pigs getting electrocuted in this vid dont' watch
a soft and "passionate" young male lead singer is an instant off button for any band
Kayden Morales
R u redpilled
Cooper Harris
no that's me
Charles Lopez
it was close but I'm gonna give it to accel this time gj friend!
Caleb Reyes
Really? I thought only hampy liked it that much?
Parker Martinez
hoorrah next recc is Won James Won - Prozrachnik
Matthew Robinson
Good morning, /daily/.
It is actually amazing.
There is a lot of good stuff on this chart. Enjoy.
Justin Mitchell
afternoon all,
think i'm finna watch kiki's delivery service
still have a scar on my chin from the time my mom slashed me with an age of empires 2: the conqueror's expansion CD after i played it for more than 2 hours on a school night :(
Nathan Bennett
i dont know, i just think it sounds fucking weak and tryhard
Samuel Flores
yo wtf for real?
Leo Gutierrez
she tried to snap the CD but it was a lot harder than she expected and when it finally broke her arm swung out and the jagged edge ripped out a chunk of my chin.
was worth it though desu cause i'd just finished destroying my buddy's army of teutonic knights with an enormous cluster of scorpions. and she obviously didn't release that you only needed the CD to install, not to play :D
Charles Hughes
Hey /daily/, long time no see! Been pretty busy lately and unable to post. I finally moved out of the suburbs and near the city so I've actually had shit to do this fall. Been trying to do a lot of writing and look for a new job lately too which has eaten up a lot of my time. Would've posted earlier.... but it took me about a week to remember my damn trip yikes.
How's everyone doing? Catch me up on all the shit I missed here.
Also, here's some shit I've been jamming to lately. I've been flipping between reggae, folk and some bigger name "classic" albums I still haven't gotten around to. Not so much hip-hop for whatever reason but w/e I guess
Robert Cook
Definitely the best I've heard of Flatlander (and most aligned with my taste), he's extremely pronounced on this album. Slower like Exmilitary, but spells its ideas out in an easier and exciting fashion-- even when it doesn't match the fury of Bottomless Pit. Imma have to think about this more.
and yeah Whatever I Want is good, but at that point flatlander had basically turned into daniel lopatin
Blake Rivera
I should be asleep but I'm gonna piss some people off real quick
>Denzel Curry - Imperial Killer. One of the greatest modern hip-hop releases that holds its own against its predecessors and destroys what most claim to be classics. Nearly zero downtime, all energy, consistent "bangers". Hear this. 9
>Sam Rivers - Streams Consistent quality and consistently inconsistent. Not a track here feels as if its being performed by the same people. The titles of the tracks sum it up just fine as if to say "this is the one with sax" and "this is the one with flute". Build-up can on occasion feel dragging but the payoff is immense. Versatile and fun. 8
>Life Without Buildings - Live at the Annandale Hotel Even though I feel as if most of these songs were /meant/ to be in a live setting like this, I don't think they really built upon that premise. I really enjoyed the added non-album material + great banter, but even the one worthwhile indie + post-punk band ever can fumble if they don't add much at all to their original recordings. 7
>Clube da Esquina As someone who is a self-proclaimed huge fan of this genre and some of the musicians appearing on this album, this release continues to confuse me. While I really enjoy how it shows so many faces of MPB and demonstrating just how many paths this genre can take you down, it's extremely inconsistent. I could only describe about half of the tracks on this double album as even good, and even fewer as great. I really want to understand why people continue to say this album is THE essential MPB record, but I haven't found the reason yet. 6
1/2
Luis Cox
>Henry Cowell - Piano Music Seeing this music be performed live is insane. This man adds a physicality that breathes new life into this instrument like few other composers or musicians ever. That begin said, not all of this is particularly enjoyable. In fact, it often feels like a half-complete piano piece half-child banging on bass clef notes. 6
>Jens Lekman - Maple Leaves I won't deny that the title track is one of the best in the entire "Indie" genre, but the rest of the songs don't do it for me. Even when hearing "Oh You're So Silent Jens" I thought most of the other four tracks here were pretty worthless or not worth mentioning. Though, I could see how I'd think differently had I still been going through my indie phase. 5
>Yo La Tengo - I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One First album of my tourney and it's a semi-pan lmao. This is an album I feel like I "get" 100%, but don't necissarily enjoy. Similar to my evaluation on Jens Lekman, had I discovered Yo La Tengo in high school or perhaps even earlier I would've loved this. It's a lot more playful, fun, and less sentimental than some accolades/tags would suggest, but a good majority of the "dreamy" substance doesn't make it a worthwhile listen for me. 5
>The Pillows - FLCL Original Sound Track No. 3 A perfect example of a soundtrack being incorporated perfectly into a show, but not being anything special by itself. I love "Little Busters", "Hybrid Rainbow", and "Last Ride on Shooting Star", but I feel like this soundtrack and band in general are overrated for their connection to a fantastic show. I can't stress enough that these songs are great as background music for a spastic, high energy show, but not really a step above, say, a mediocre Weezer album. 4
what next?
Austin Lewis
>not just doing a knight rush literally every game do u hate winning?
Nah but for real I just rediscovered the game with some of my college friend. Really fun to play with others.
hey man!
I'm doing great, glad to see you're back and I hope u post more
Landon Peterson
This is fucking me up. It is really good
Andrew Miller
hahaha he thinks im bi
Lucas Carter
fuck tripcodes
Luke Williams
hi woolite, i'm shoez.
a lot of those albums are really great - love cat power. what did you think of the peter walker record? i've only heard second poem to karmela.
yeah it's great fun. sometimes i do let my friends win if it makes them feel good
Henry Gonzalez
Couldn't agree more with that review of Imperial, I've been considering bumping it up from an 8 to a 9 recently t b h. Short runtime with little to no filler and the beats all go hard as hell. Pretty dope as far as modern trap goes.
The Elements is some fucking blistering spiritual jazz, I'd highly recommend checking it out soon. I'm a huge fan of ESP too, it's maybe my second or third favorite from Miles.
Haha that's awesome, even if it's a meme, you guys really know your shit so it's cool to get some sort of praise.
I'll definitely try to post more often but I doubt it'll be as much as it used to be
Brody Reyes
What up shoez? Nice to see some new people around here! Do you have a RYM or chart I could scope out?
The Walker album is awesome imo, especially if you're into American Primitivism or something of the like. It starts off stripped down and folky but gradually builds into something more psychedelic, with hand drumming and raga-y guitar. Has this nice meditative, almost mystical kinda feel that's really been growing on me over the last few months. Definitely give it a shot if you're into that sorta thing, it's only like 40 minutes.
Elijah Taylor
backlog update also
>Montie is featured and I'm not
Chase Diaz
six movies after 2000? memento?? fight club??? the american funny games?>??
i retracted my 9 for ellen arkbro but it's still a very great spacing out album i guess ill look into that Annie ficsher record
Dominic Baker
annie fischer was beautiful although i had a pretty perfect set up to hear it; sunset on a rooftop with a beer and pablo neruda i'm definitely anticipating the arkbro for comforts sake
Carson Phillips
also i have that album @ 224kpbs, give me an hour and i'll get a link for you
Jack Anderson
Only other contender for best DG album is Exmilitary tee bee h
If you loved Imperial, just wait until you hear 13
Wtf does everyone have this but me Thank you very much though
It's actually a bit melancholy but in a good way It makes me think a lot when it technically does little which is why I flipped out over it
Ryder Taylor
via soulseek. it's a good breakfast record, i'll be interested to hear your thoughts on it.
Matthew Lee
Didn't see it on there but that must mean there's some poseur who had the files on the east coast
I enjoyed PXP - Nada a good amount so I'm excited. Wasn't thinking about reviewing it, but if I enjoy it a lot I'll probably write something
Jose Adams
this only tells you how far co still is from becoming a serious poster
Chase Russell
just while looking at my mega folder i still have the complete collection of all john campbell (of pictures for sad children)s fame works, the entire comic selection + all the shit he uploaded in different places for different times enjoy chucklefucks mega.nz/#!dUIy0LxJ!T50K5V6HBm-qQMdDsy-zspQLRz0b-rCQeM0hXHRT1tQ
>he's obviously just virtue signaling or "counter signaling" to feel above someone else
I was just trying to be nice to end the dumb discussion :(
Hey Woolite!
Dominic Powell
>leave for a few months >come back >woolite leaves and returns in this time >did he even leave
Aight breeders its time for my 700th rating on rym Any suggestions? Can be on or off wishlist. rateyourmusic.com/~caviarrr
Luke Hughes
hail - hello debris
Lincoln Collins
Fuck did I miss the unpopular opinions train or can i still meme about how O'Rourke is actually only ok
Adrian Green
Depends which release Have you heard Halfway To A Threeway? It's amazing imo
Cameron Stewart
That's my favorite release of his, the only one i think is better than just ok of all of his pop ones.
Logan Clark
Funny Games U.S is literally the same movie but with better performances and fully realized subtext and you know it.
Robert Wilson
lads...
slowcore + still being woozy from surgery = best feel
Juan Ward
PAGING DOGWANDER AGAIN
>im not on it i thought you liked me
Hudson Collins
Codeine.....
Anthony King
more like low - slide
Benjamin Myers
>with better performances Haha, that's funny.
But no.
Eli Powell
>half way through writing a glowing review of Lörrach/Paris 1966 find the remastered version >the sound quality is incomparably better and clearer
Isaiah Long
Yes?
Carter Martinez
east coast of australia, yes :3
really enjoyed it especially the song 'spring', thank you. a great fit with a john fahey album i've been playing a bit lately 'days have gone by'. kind of like his janglier alter-ego. maybe better in some ways.
i don't have a rym for the moment, no.
// 9 variations on a dance theme //
artistic porn sucks. trading the visceral, messy nature of human sexuality that porn offers for the beautiful, composed qualities of mainstream cinema takes something essential away from it. i don't think, however, that this means porn isn't or can't be good art - just that the grammar and syntax required to make it so have not been explored yet. video games are in a similar situation - flower and journey, two games often held up as being examples of 'video games as art' are actually just video games imitating film and painting. genuine artistic video games like minecraft and portal are only just beginning to explore the possibilities of the medium. just like film had to grow up before it could become the transcendence machine it is now, so does pornography.
anyhow, this was good.very pretty - a kind of cinematic sculpture. it does suffer from a bit of that 'who cares' problem that a lot of short film experiments do, and i can't imagine me remembering too much of in a year or two.
