Weekly 5x5 4x4 3x3 chart thread

give recs, rate and be respectful :)

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Sup Forumscore

Omar Rodríguez-López - Un escorpión perfumado

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check out the other pop group albums
maybe try from her to eternity by nick cave

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hows ur day going

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Dev/Null - Necrobestial Sadobreaks

I don't know yet, I just woke up. you?

boring desu
idk what to do with myself i dont feel like doing anything

so Sup Forumscore it hurts
bunch of weeb anime lolicore shit I see
50 Cent is pretty underrated
>kpop
kys

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led zeppelin iii is always based

listen to Chrome - Half Machine Lip Moves
loving the Future Of The Left and Wrong Way Up

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been smoking a lot of weed lately

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check out die verboten

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - talk About The Weather
Hindemith - Symphony: Mathis der Maler
Peter Gabriel - Melt
Hi pop. Shishamo - Shishamo 3
I'm gonna assume you already know that, but have you given Type O Negative - Slow, Deep and Hard a listen?
Esbjorn Svensson Trio - Leucocyte
The Novembers - Hallelujah

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++ AnCo
+ Portishead, Ween
Try STRFKR

The Future Sound Of London
Maybe you'll also like Venetian Snares

Ew

+ Burzum (Hvis lyset tar oss)
Help! is cool :)
Try It's A Beautiful Day - s/t

Ride - Nowhere
Sweet Valley - Eternal Champ

++ Love
+ Galaxie 500 (what do you think about that album, haven't listened to it myself yet)
Sonic Youth
Codeine
(Low)

++++ Penguin Cafe Orchestra, never see that posted here.
+ Interpol
I also really like your Jazz picks, I was gonna say try Esbjörn Svensson Trio, but they're already on your chart, you're the fucking man. Awesome taste!
Perhaps you'll like The Bad Plus, Keith Jarrett and Lars Danielsson, he's got a weird style, but I like it Personally.
Also be sure to check out Jan Johansson, probably my favourite Jazz artist

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Thanks for the recs
I'm already familiar with Pop Groups other material. I enjoyed Citizen Zombie quite a lot desu

That Igorrr cover is cool
>The Bangles
nice
good taste

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>The Bad Plus
Already like them, they've got some great stuff.
>Keith Jarret
I actually put off listening to him a lot, should actually go for it.
>Lars Danielsson
Never heard of him, but apparently he's played with Bill Evans, so he's great.
>Jan Johansson
Huh, Swedish folk jazz mix. That's quite interesting, I'll give it a listen.

+twin peaks
+in a silent way, totbl, moanin, campfire headphase
~revolver
i'm bout to smoke for the first time in 6 years this sunday. looking forward to it.
+r plus seven, vol 4, future days, modern dance
~loveless
+under the sign, det som engang var, altars of madness, under a funeral moon, envaatnags eflos, hammerheart, paranoid, somewhere in time, hvis lyset, red
~black metal, revolver
best darkthrone album

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Yeah, Lars Danielsson doesn't quite fit my style, but he's got some interesting things.
Jan Johansson has a very simplistic style of jazz, but it is absolutely amazing (imo)

Btw, start with Liberetto III and Pasodoble for Danielsson
And start with Jazz Pa Svenska and Jazz Pa Ryska for Johansson.

I got the Apple Music free trial recently to see if it burns less battery so that's why I have a few repeats

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+ Bjork, Kate Bush, Grouper
Songs: Ohia
Low
Cocteau Twins

So uh someone donated $50 to Tapmusic which I very much appreciate, but I'm wondering if it's a typo they made. Either way, that's like 4 months of hosting bills right there so I'm hoping it wasn't a typo or mistake.

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++Lift to Experience
+Devo, Red House Painters, Television, The Doors
Swell Maps - Jane From Occupied Europe
Daniel Johnston - 1990
+King Crimson, Black Sabbath
+Miles Davis, Art Blakey
Ray Draper - Ray Draper Quintet Featuring John Coltrane
+Jethro Tull
John Fahey - The Dance of Death and Other Plantation Favorites

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I've started listening to dark ambient and ended up on piano.

This "Reflections on a Dead Sea" is truly amazing.

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Seems cool, which albums do you recommend listening to?

dark ambient and piano sounds like a match made in heaven, but most use of the instrument I seem to run into seems to boil down to "we tryna be Satie" which isn't necessarily bad but it's a bit disappointing.

also, what's some things you would recommend?

+fsa, smiths, m83
+labradford, bjork, outkast

+lcd
never been able to get into massive attack, which album would you recommend i start with?
+ornette coleman, daniel johnston
never heard of any of these, but i used to be really into ambient so i'll check them out

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>but most use of the instrument I seem to run into seems to boil down to "we tryna be Satie"
Go listen to Satie then if that's what you're looking for

I agree

++ Duster, The KL, Fishmans
+ Mojave 3
Good chart, good taste

Update: it was totally legitimate, and now hosting is paid in full for the next 4 months!

I didn't mean to be rude to you and if I came accross that way I'm sorry. Satie isn't dark ambient, so while I do listen to him it's hardly the same thing. I was just curious if there were dark ambient records out there that utilized the piano in a different style, that's all.

shit nice

Didn't mean to be either, just kinda thought it was a bold statement. I listen to Satie too, play him even. So I know what you're talking about. However, I don't know any records with the style you mentioned. And honestly, I'd be interested in those as well. So let's await a relieving reply that recs some albums :)

(Not the guy of the chart)
Start with Blue Lines, then mezzanine, then either Heligoland or Protection

"Isolated" from Roberto Attanasio and "Reflection on a Dead Sea" are my essential recommendations to get into piano.

You may got the feeling the albums are some kind similar due to piano solo, I didn't browse far enough to find something too original or that I'd never listened before, but I can certainly say each of these albums got a different emotion and tries to pass it through the songs.

The closer mix I've found between piano and dark ambient was in Wordclock's works.

give me some recs

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what recs if that's literally mucore, what can we base recs on if all albums are different? Listen to more music

So far I've only heard blue lines but it's a good starting place

>Avenged Sevenfold
Literally, kill yourself as soon as possible

Thanks, I'll gladly check it out.

Olivia Tremor Control - Black Foliage
The Replacements - Let It Be
Shabazz Palaces - Black Up

++Pink
+Glow pt 2, Tender Buttons, Just Say No

nice nice nice

idk any of this, looks sad

++Entertainment
+Is this It

+Head's Up

++Atrocity Exhibition
+Forever Changes, LCD SS, Fear of Music

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By the way, if you're looking for something dark and ambient (without piano though) try listening to The Caretaker - An Empty Bliss Beyond This World. I love the atmosphere it has to it, and I think you'll like it as well (if you haven't already heard it).

>Hollinndagain
Cool, don't see that often.
Pretty good chart overall

such an underrated album. It reminds me a lot of Throbbing Gristle's live stuff, but psychedelic and nostalgic instead of cold and nihilistic.

Yeah indeed, it has quite a lot of 'feelings', or specific atmosphere to it in some way, which most people don't expect and don't truly appreciate of this album.
Great choice :)