I made a thread can I be apart of the daily chart now
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.
Just logged in to my old email and had a hearty chuckle at my reply to this ad. Luckily the ad was still up so I could screenshot it too, one of the dumbest classified ads I've ever seen.
How's y'all day going? I went to a quaint little book store today and found more books I'm probably going to buy......
Jayden Brooks
Its Finnegans Wake
Jack Evans
thanks for pointing that out I wouldn't have seen otherwise
my wife's boyfriend brought home soy burgers!! Score!!!!
James Cruz
If the resulting vagina is an innie gimme a call
Joshua Diaz
rec me stuff k thanks.
Thomas Cook
what a lazy, pathetic post
Elijah Taylor
I didn't know what else to say user, what do you suggest?
John Green
was this posted here before it looks familiar
Anthony Anderson
do you use rym?
Joshua Sanchez
You must have accidentally forgot to include the jazz and classical, a common mistake it seems.
Cameron Myers
the apostrophe?
what a lazy, pathetic post
Landon Harris
don't patronize me, Soymacher
Colton Wood
yeah I post often on /daily/ and chart boards to broaden my music tastes and hear new music.
Alexander Reyes
im guessing you don't post much based on your chart?
Christopher Ramirez
Cool
What do you think of M83
Wyatt Evans
well kinda I recently joined Sup Forums about a couple months ago.
I know Midnight City, but haven't really listed to a full album of theirs.
Colton Murphy
Listen to Wire, Fugazi, Minutemen and Husker Du
Michael Foster
thanks user, appreciate it.
Sebastian Hughes
i actually just forgot to remove your little blurb when i copy pasted lol
Noah Brooks
Jordan Peterson is coming to my school next Tuesday and the commies are right fired up. This should be interesting.
Also got my next avant CD picked out for Thursday; I'll try to steer away from vinyl rips for a while.
Joshua Kelly
Reading up on Peterson makes me believe he's a cool person. I can understand the commies being triggered by his presence.
Jack Howard
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Austin Fisher
oh yeah I'm still alive and doing this, here are some short thoughts or w/e
>Grazia - Grazia A 16 year old girl with a powerful voice leads the groove backed by psychedelic guitars and moog sounds. The result are catchy turkish pop tunes that penetrate with a bright singularity. 8-
>Jorge Reyes & Antonio Zepeda - A la Izquierda del Colibrí I'm did not feel that second track at all, leaving that behind, their use of diverse elements to create this hypnotic prehispanic-like record is interesting. 6
>Craig Kupka - Clouds: Music for Relaxation Soothing as most ambient should be but nothing else. 6.5+
>Rão Kyao - Oásis Organic traditional sounds that make you feel the breeze of the sea on a sunset. 8-
>Steve Hiett - Down on the Road by the Beach A warm album that spans a palette formed by ambient, smooth jazz and surf music, creating a hazy melodic journey. 9-
Blake Nguyen
Wew lads, the state of this board. DOn't let /daily/ die pls, I don't want to roam Sup Forums alone.
Oh wow, Eric was actually cute when he was younger.
Jackson Ross
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Caleb Fisher
wew what happened
Juan Mitchell
Would reccomend you listen to Hurry up or Dead Cities, you're bound to like them
Does anybody have any recommended books on classical composers in the 20th century? Definitely a topic I want to learn more about.
Aaron Lee
Do you think /classical/ might have something interesting to offer?
Daniel Murphy
holy shit you can't be serious, I was going to ask this same exact question in this exact thread about the same era. spooky
Grayson Richardson
The Rest Is Noise by Alex Ross Words Without Music by Philip Glass
Both were pretty good
Ryan Williams
oh yeah good idea
lmao incredible
thanks!
Brandon Lopez
Good books on avant-garde composers are typically rare and expensive so I'd recommend checking your local library and seeing what they have. I rented Xenakis' Formalized Music recently and learned pretty quickly that the math is beyond my understanding; and his explanations are pretty non-helpful. Still interesting though, especially the diagrams/scores and song process explanations.
>Luciano Cilio - Dialoghi Del Presente 9/10 A ballet never performed, a tragedy never written, a heroic never conceived. Any attempt to put my thoughts into complete words would just embarrass myself, so I'll simply end with this; Dialoghi Del Presente could, quite possibly, be the most emotional piece of music I have or ever will have the privilege of listening to. >Tim Buckley - Dream Letter 1968 8.5/10 Never have I heard a voice before be able to express such emotion in such deep tones and colors as I have with Tim Buckley on Dream Letter 1968. The textures the backing band creates, the improvised guitar melodies that manage to weave between the vocals complimenting every second of Buckley's delivery, not a second on this performance is wasted or rushed. Just behind 98.12.28 on my favorite live performances, what a treat! >Olivier Messiaen: Steve Osborne - Vingt regards sur l-enfant-Jesus 6.5?/10 I don't know much about classical music, or really religion for that matter, so unfortunately this performance was lost on me. I'd like to revisit this sometime in the near future, where I don't feel rushed/tired from work. Overall, great performance on the surface, just wish I was able to comprehend more.
Christopher White
>The Cure - Disintegration 7/10 I can understand the user's comment a lot more know, yes having been in love before I did enjoy this record because of it. Dreamy pop melodies coupled with reverb heavy vocals, a great 80's pop album where song after song keeps you on your feet. I especially love Robert Smtih's vocals on this, gives each track this dark, intense emotion to them. Kills the Smiths by a long shot. >Cocteu Twins - Heaven or Las Vegas 6/10 First time listening to Cocteau Twins, and I gotta say I can finally see the hype behind them. Perfectly mastered jangle tunes, with noise-rock fuzzled textures, just a great pop album throughout. >Novos Baianos Acabou Chorare Wow, this was great. I intially wanted to give this a much lower rating, blowing it off as just another Samba record, but after listening to this twice already today, and twice yesterday, I can safely say Acabou Chorare is a record like no other. Latin rythms will forever be lost on me, I just can't understand what about them makes them so danceable, so melodic, and so damn infectious with energy and fun. I normally don't give pop albums 4.0's or above, but Acabou Chorare, in my heart, has become an instant favorite for me and deserves such a high praise.
the fuck cilio sucks balls and messiaen is great you got it all wrong
Colton Rodriguez
Were you the one who posted about a psychedelic looking book a couple weeks ago? Can't remember the name but I think it was about a diary of a guy who collected private press/rarities
Angel Phillips
The only pokemon worth having is oddish and all its evolutions.
Jordan Foster
lol
Tyler Gonzalez
Yeah, Feel the Music by Paul Major. It's great
Gavin Nguyen
i hate writing about film scores i'm glad this chart is over
Zbigniew Preisner - Trois couleurs: Bleu (1993) >modern classical, film score
This is very, very obviously a score, although it's a score that can stand on its own legs when removed from the context of the film. It's a delicate yet effortlessly sweeping modern classical record, performed immaculately with an incredibly enveloping atmosphere. It's not the most exciting and there are some moments where it certainly lulls, but it's nice throughout.
3.0+
Эдyapд Apтeмьeв - Solaris [Coляpиc] (1972) >film score, electroacoustic, ambient
Ahead of its time electroacoustic work that still sounds futuristic nearly 50 years on. There are some absolutely monstrous drones here, super atmospheric and thick, for lack of a better word. I dig it.
3.0+
Hans Zimmer - The Thin Red Line (1999) >film score, modern classical
Zimmer's work usually falls under the category of faux-epic trailer music type stuff, and some of this sadly falls under that category. There's a recurring motif that is properly epic and bombastic and still really, really enjoyable, but a lot of the other stuff here just seems phony and passionless. I love "God Yu Tekem Laef Blong Mi", I wish more stuff was like it.
2.5+
Aimee Mann - Music From the Motion Picture Magnolia (1999) >singer/songwriter, pop rock, film soundtrack
Mann's songs are decent enough folky pop rock. She's got a great voice, the arrangements are well-done, they're just ultimately bland. "Wise Up" and "Save Me" are good, and I'm always happy to hear "Goodbye Stranger".
2.0+
Mihály Víg - Filmzenék Tarr Béla filmjeihez (2001) >film score, minimalism, modern classical
The two pieces from Werckmeister harmóniák stand out as the best pieces here, absolutely pummeling pieces of minimalistic classical music. The rest varies a lot in style. There's tango, electronic, straight-up minimalism, and Mihály manages them all shockingly well.
3.0+
Adam Sullivan
I wasn't so lost after all, was typing mexican and summer in the search bar since I remembered it had something to do with the book, anyway thanks
Xavier Barnes
Ennio Morricone - Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo (1966) >film score, spaghetti western
i don't even need to say that this is good
3.0+
Oneohtrix Point Never - Good Time (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2017) >progressive electronic, film score
I'm impressed that Lopatin made a film score so distinctly singular and a product of his own vision, but that's not to say this is one of his better works. He doesn't take on this prog electronic/berlin school style very well, a lot of these pieces go absolutely nowhere and the sound is just derivative of a lot of Tangerine Dream's scores. I love the track with Iggy Pop, though, and I'm excited to see if Lopatin scores any more films.
2.0+
Blake Murphy
here's what i've been vibing to recently any recs?
James White
I'm not a /daily/ poster, just wanted to share mine since I'm a /vp/ browser
Nathaniel Mitchell
Terrestre - Secondary Inspection
Logan Clark
Damn I'm just now realizing I only played the original generation and don't recognize 80% of these choices
James Anderson
hey my boys I just uploaded the recent leak for Zs - Noth
it's in 192kbps for now but hey at least now it's finally available
are we talking design-wise or like competitively bc I hated the designs of almost all the pokemon I used competitively. This list is my favorite design-wise
Samuel Smith
i don't think anyone asked for this but i appreciate you for taking the time
Elijah Davis
This tourney may take a while based on my progress so far.
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The Midnight Eez - s/t
Honestly, the story behind this project is the biggest draw. Produced by two unknown New Yorkers in the mid 90s and given to a DJ Slyce with minimal info (the tracklisting and a pager number) before they completely fell off the face of the Earth. This thing is a complete mystery otherwise and left untouched until 2011. Always love hearing about this kinda shit.
Story aside, this is a tight collection of instrumentals, filled with jazzy loops, cozy boom bap beats and a real straightforward approach. Nothing about this is really innovative or complex in any way - but it’s damn solid and manages to paint this comforting, nostalgic vibe I really love from this style. “Childhood Memories” and “Dust” are the real standouts here and managed to put me in this awesome introspective zone. “New York’s Devils” also has the same sample as Dre’s “Deep Cover” and while the later is clearly better, it’s wild to hear a sample flipped in such dramatically different ways. This project also doesn’t seem too dated or linked to the era - the atmosphere on here could easily be put down by some modern boom bap guy like Exile or Black Milk.
Great stuff for an instrumental tape - nice and concise at 25 minutes, manages to paint this cozy / hazy atmosphere, and just easy to nod your head along to.
7/10
Jason Martin
Ultramagnetic MCs - The Four Horsemen
Kool Keith has grown on me a lot lately, as has a fair amount of abstract hip-hop in general but this still has most of the same pros / cons I end up listing. The production on this album is straightforward boom bap with a slight hint of weirdness - the beats often loop with an awkward horn sample (“Saga”), one that’s a touch too trill or squeaky, or that’s echoed one too many times (“Checkin My Style”). It isn’t weird by 90s standards and definitely not for today’s but I can’t help think there’s something a bit on edge about some of these beats. Kinda cool to hear that style.
Lyrically though, this album showcases a lot of what I don’t like about abstract hip-hop. Kool Keith is charismatic as usual on this, throwing out all sorts of weird references and rolling with it quite well. However, it sometimes becomes a bit much as references are packed tightly and almost obnoxiously into the tracks. Keith usually pulls it off as I said but the rest of the group is nowhere as charismatic and it ultimately ends up feeling like a laundry list of weird names and jokes to throw out. The album (and Keith I’d argue) is at its best when it’s completely in its own world. Songs like “Two Brothers”, “Bring It Back Down to Earth” and “Time to Catch a Body” are the standouts imo and it’s because they commit so heavy to the theme. “Bring It Back Down to Earth” is a great sci-fi themed cut that sounds like Keith’s solo stuff and “Time to Catch a Body” is so flat out absurd that it’s hilarious. Sometimes it goes too far - others it doesn't go far enough. Guess it's hard to find that balance.
As a whole, this album is pretty fun but suffers from a lot of the same consistency issues that I think dominate so much of this abstract style.
6+/10
Blake Green
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Angel Miller
we have very different taste in hip-hop I am slowly finding out
Carter Mitchell
How so? I'm guessing you lean more toward abstract, while I don't?
In the past year or so I've found that weird production is much more up my alley than weird flows/subject matter.
Isaac Martinez
well it's more like everything that annoyed you with my rec is everything that I love
Love keith's weird delivery. All the pop culture references and clever, subtle punchlines. Saga is probably my favorite cut lmao. Ced G carries that track (as opposed to keith who usually steals the show). Love those weird, conflicting samples too.
Aaron Lopez
Oh damn yeah that's pretty wild. I think we're drawn to different things based on that but I can see why you'd like the album so much. Definitely has some dope moments and an incredibly unique vibe!
I did actually dig "Saga" a fair amount though! The production stood out in particular and the "black baseball" theme between them was awesome.
Cooper Fisher
i feel sickened
Jeremiah Howard
Pokemon post gen 4 I don't even recognise jeez
Chase King
How the fuck did I completely forget about how much I love Mort Garson
Adrian Howard
Why no sharethread these days? I wanna drop pic related
link wray is patrician. So is LMY Pretty 3.0+ heavy today, eh?
>ultra beasts >gen 7 pokemon in general >mega evolutions enjoy your digimon, nerds
Gavin Hughes
some good stuff on there yeah
Samuel Howard
Any tips on finding the prostate? I have heard you should look for something walnut shaped/sized, but I can't seem to find it. Been trying to touch the base of the dick from the inside, so to say, and sometimes felt a place where it feels better. Also a prostate massager(aneros clone) can feel like it hits a good spot, but I can't feel a bump like the "walnut" with my fingers. Does being hornier make it bigger, like would abstaining from masturbating for a while and then getting really horny before beginning make it easier to find. My finger is not super long either, it's like 8cm, do you think that's long enough enough?
Robert Sanchez
Pentastar is fucking good, Strawberry Switchblade is qtpiecore and how did you go all this time without hearing Atomizer?
Luis Martinez
>Great stuff for an instrumental tape - nice and concise at 25 minutes, manages to paint this cozy / hazy atmosphere, and just easy to nod your head along to. ACE
glad you liked it!
man the first track on plantasia always makes me tear up i don't even know why
i love melted so much
>Pretty 3.0+ heavy today, eh? i'm losing my edge
Samuel Evans
oh, is this a favorites chart or a to-listen-to chart?
Samuel Murphy
Just completely bombed an interview I think I'm finding that I don't really have much interest in computer science outside my classes and I don't really want to spend time around people who are really into cs because they tend to be dull fucking people
Bentley Perez
Aaaahhh I feel the same way Why can I find no interesting CS people who listen to music irl they just all act like an embodiment of r/funny
Carter Clark
I understand this feel, but there are companies out there that have a lot of creative/interesting cs people. It depends on where you're located though I suppose.
