ITT: Albums every musician should listen to
ITT: Albums every musician should listen to
Evan James
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Jace Taylor
How To Make Good Beats 101
Adrian Allen
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Jose Butler
basically every beatles album from rubber soul onwards (excluding let it be and any of the compilation thingos)
Caleb Sanchez
Speedin Bullet 2 Heaven
Ethan Butler
You guys are musicians right?
Justin Richardson
yeah I make vaporwave
Brandon Hernandez
yeah I make post-nightcore
Gavin Bailey
*blocks your path*
Brandon Wood
yeah I make grimes generals
Nolan Hill
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Brayden Martinez
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Aiden Young
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Asher Long
>rap
NO!
Luis Parker
the music in this is beautiful especially the song who will know
Dylan Taylor
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Jose Thomas
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Aaron Morris
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Blake Wright
lol
Alexander Lee
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Brandon Stewart
Rite of Spring
Shostakovich - String Quartet #8
Beethoven - Symphony 5 & 9
Music for 18 Musicians
Little Fugue in G minor
Terry Riley - In C
John Stewart
BORING
Alexander Jones
SHIT TASTE
Sebastian James
I only listen to death grips and grimes so take that comment and stick it back in your pocket
Austin Hernandez
>death grips and grimes
how's school going user?
Nicholas Diaz
These
Jackson Gray
yikes buddy, your a pretty fish
Evan Garcia
was gonna say this as well
Luke Reyes
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Ryan Garcia
Pollini playing Prokofiev's sonata no.7? I dunno.
youtu.be
Kevin Price
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David Stewart
Overrated shit
Venus in furs might be the worst song ever made
Juan Stewart
Classic Psychedelic / Prog inspo:
Pink Floyd - DSOTM, The Wall, Animals, WYWH, Meddle, Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Beatles - White Album, Sgt. Peppers, Revolver
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
The Doors - The Doors
Hawkwind - Space ritual
Rush - 2112
Hendrix - Are you experienced
King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King
Jayden Lewis
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Brandon Harris
This is a really dumb idea for a thread. If you make music you make music. That's it.
Josiah Ward
Make sure to listen to this in both mono and stereo.
Also make sure to listen to both the U.S. and British versions.
Also anything by Steely Dan and The minutemen are essential for the serious musician.
And to a lesser extent any 70s Funk and Grateful Dead album should be studied by serious musicians.
Parker Fisher
You might've gotten dubs, you you don't know shit about great music or great albums
You should just leave Sup Forums forever!
Chase Hughes
Holy fuck this thread is embarrassing
James Cook
Sunday morning is an ok song, but TVU just sucks in comparison to Piper and the Doors s/t.
Andy Warhol and Lou Reed are also the definition of pretentious and arrogant
Ryder Edwards
Exmilitary
The Money Store
No Love Deep Web
Government Plates
Fashion Week
Niggas on the Moon
Jenny Death
Bottomless Pit
Interview 2016
Steroids (Crouching Tiger Hidden Gabber Megamix)
Gavin Rogers
Your comparison of TVU to PATGOD and The Doors is a matter of opinion.
Plus the arrogance of Lou Reed and Andy Warhol doesn't take away from the music.
Of course, you're entitled to your opinion, but I think it's a great album.
Gavin Martinez
most underrated Beatles album IMO, always been my favourite. Norwegian wood is great.
Luis Martin
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Matthew Walker
That's not Help or Beatles for sale
Gabriel Gutierrez
Luna Penthouse
Ian Evans
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Lucas Morris
Pet Sounds
Cameron Cox
fragile by yes
it's basically every band member's solo album in one, except for idk South Side of the Sky, which is a great song, but kind of a filler. Great compositions by the members, and a lesson on how to mix different composition styles in a great album.