>their only good song is nothing like the rest of their musicPost more examples like this
Planet Caravan
>>123642169>>123643279Not the guy who replied to you, but I had an experience with the Pixies where I could not get into them at all initially and only started to appreciate them when I'd stopped largely exploring and listened to them more casually. I feel their fanbase does disfavour by hyping them up as something inventive and as you say inflammatory when in reality they feel hilariously average by alt-rock standards - but I guess that's the thing of inpsiring so many artists that would take from what they did.I will say though the production in my view does disservice, none of the instruments have any punch to them and Frank's vocals are the only thing that's really 'loud'. That being said when you come back to them they're fun albums to just switch off to and are catchy when you aren't looking for some deeper meaning to them or whatever.I suppose it has to be said that they are washed up and their live shows are boring as shit.
>>123643716Yeah, but Nas ruined it for me. The song sounds too much like a single in context with the album. Heard it played forcibly on radio so much I'm numb to its effects.
>>123644132I guess the hype sort of did kill the experience, if there was one. I'll take ur advice and give them another go. I wasn't expecting to have my mind blown and go into hyperspace or for them to be my new favorite band. I'm just trying to listen to more music, different sounds, different bands, see what they're about, gave surfer rosa a go and it sort of fell flat.
>>123643838this but completely unironically
>Production Resources:https://pastebin.com/pYGCLu6qhttps://pastebin.com/p2QUqMzj>/prod/ wiki - still looking for contributorshttp://mu-sic-production.wikia.comUse vocaroo to post WIPs.No youtube, soundcloud and other shilling websites allowed.Previous: >>123543644
>>123643788you were always buying licenses my guy. in days of old the license came with a physical piece of media before and subscription models were not so well accepted
>Nexus? Serum? Sylenth1? Omnisphere? Don't need any of that modern junk, give me Korg/Roland/Arturia and other emulations any day of the week.>Sample packs? Loops? Construction kits? Bloat, all you need are drum machine emulations.>Sound design? Nah, I just use the presets and maybe tweak the ADSR a bit.>Automation? Let me guess, you """need""" more than a simple fade out on the master volume?>Effects? For me, it's just reverb, EQ and rarely compression.
Anyone in /prod/ a part of the Maschine/Maschine+ 3.0 Beta? What did they add/change? Do we finally get tempo and/or time signature changes in some form? Can we color code lock-states? Does the sampler get Round Robin or better time-stretching? Or did they just add the lowest-hanging fruit & make the piano roll audible so that you can hear the notes you're selecting/entering? What about additional instruments?
>>123643865chad shut up i need a behringer x touch one.
>>123643788And yet he still bought Ableton 12.
>>123632878Just because it's the photo that's made you the hardest, doesn't mean it's the hardest photo.
>>123641910Broke:>Just because it's the photo that's made you the hardest, doesn't mean it's the hardest photo.Woke:>nigga u gay
>>123632878Two ex 4chan chuds!
>>123632878Holy shit he finally met mc ride
Lemmy took the hardest photo of all time, absolutely no debate
The only two rock guitarists that got away with fast playing and showing off. All the others like Vai, Satriani, Yngwie are always criticised for "masturbatory" solos and overindulgence. But these two were actually talented and musical enough to get away with anything. Will there ever be somebody like them again?
>>123643974Vai is crazy musical. Get ears
>>123643974Van Halen was just great pop music sprinkled with a little virtuosity on top. Outside of Eruption, there was very little wankery.
>>123644153>Vai is crazy musicalnot OP but i agree he is. I love his playing, his passion and quirkiness and sense of humor and he is simply fucking amazing. I really like his music. But I am a guitar nerd and no one I know who isnt a guiter nerd can stand his music. As oppsed to EVH whose songs connected with a broader appeal.
not as famous but there are fusion guys like al di meola who are very technical but also very emotive and interesting too
Neal Schlong gets away with it too
In this thread we post songs that can be considered among the best of all time:Soft Machine - Moon In JuneKing Crimson - Starless
Marquee Moon
Surf's Up (Smile sessions version)A Day in the Life
what's up guys do you also have autism or are just a debile?
>>123640282Oasis - Live Forever
Bohemian Rhapsody
I DEMAND TO KNOW THE BEST VIRTUOSO SHRED GUITARIST SONG EVERIs it this one? He says it's so good that it's too hard to even explain how good it ishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6kPfe9gVJk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEUnaq89kIk
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lfAascvECY8
>>123640426kys
Shroud of Gloom, Rigor Mortishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L06vyjY8k2A
>>123640300I like this
I'M NOT AFRAIDI'M NOT AFRAIDTO TAKE A STANDTO TAKE A STANDA soldier asked Eminem for his autograph, he replied "Sure if I can have yours :)"And Moby? You can get stomped by ObieYou 36-year-old bald headed fag, blow meYou don't know me, you're too old, let goIt's overNOBODY LISTEN TO TECHNOOOOIIYou can do anything you set your mind to, man.
Orange pourage
>>123642782somehow Kamikaze has been his best project since Recovery
All his projects are his best projects, actually.
I'M NOT ALFRED*
I think recovery era eminem will be seen with better eyes after the internet drops its detached and sarcastic personality LARP
How come when she accused Jimmy Page of sleeping with her when she was 14, everyone got all like “#BelieveAllWomen” and wanted to cancel Page, but when she accused David Bowie of sleeping with her when she was 12, her story came under scrutiny and people decided “Bowie’s tour dates don’t align” or whatever?
>>123643528i mean...
>>123643528she didn't accuse them, she was bragging
>>123643528>when she accused Jimmy Page of sleeping with herWhen did she "accuse' them. She was and still is all for it. read her own acounthttps://www.thrillist.com/entertainment/nation/i-lost-my-virginity-to-david-bowie
>>123643528>>123644004The story says she was 15 when she slept with Bowie. Not 12
>>123644004>I was an innocent girl, but the way it happened was so beautiful. I remember him looking like God and having me over a table. Who wouldn’t want to lose their virginity to David Bowie?jfc...
Before, After, and Oh My Science
I don't get it
Hmm, maybe. Anyways, let's have a thread to share some cool bands who are keeping the genre fresh.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7YAKig94Echttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FG0UVb0Rf0https://p-rosa.bandcamp.com/track/sky-kinghttps://joshuachuquimiacrampton.bandcamp.com/track/unifying-forcehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTrxtWftG_E
>>123642539I've never even heard of it, post sum
>>1236425398>e-punk
p-funk >>> e-punk
I think I'm getting into this collage stuff like Panda Rosa and whatever this ishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuxOxaaDV3Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbxUe5lqXBU
Anyone fw modern prog / psych?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwo6AHMjuXM
Where do I go from here?
>>123633240There's always a chorus singing how you can find better post-rock or better math rock or better slowcore than Spiderland, but I think Slint does a really good job with atmosphere on that album. I dropped a bunch of names and links here a few weeks ago that got called slintcore, so I'll mostly be copying those; the OP then wanted "heroin-slow tempos and sultry noir chords" and "jazzy slowcore" akin to some tracks from Codeine and the Dismemberment Plan (>>123383773). (Nothing I posted really did it for him, so hopefully this is a better match.)Enablers: very atmospheric, spoken word over post-rock.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvTJQNjpmyAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPEpXzzHOeEEnd Note and Output Negative Space have been big favourites of mine for a while, and everything else I've listened to from them has been similarly good; seriously impressive discography. They're quintessential lonesome dark night music.There's also the defunct Montreal band Sofa which plays something a bit similar, though their discography isn't nearly as large or as consistent.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rL2ukntJ1Ehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s6LNhw2nrIThey got a compilation release titled Source Crossfire from Constellation Records recently, which is mostly their album Grey plus a mix of about half their other two full-lengths. Town Unsafe and Record are their two earlier full-lengths, though there's another with a red cover (I think it's on YouTube) that I didn't like very much.If you're willing to tolerate more jank and even less consistency than Sofa, then check out Smallmouth. Another Lower Canada band from Sofa's era, but playing something more like math rock and more often instrumental.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrZAyx3HXegComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>123643850(copy-pasting)More:Grenadilla Splinters by Exhaust. Haven't given a good listen to the rest of their discography, but this album is sinister and slow.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uoSNaAX00MA sinister and bitter slowcore band (one of the few, I think) is Picastro. Red Your Blues and Metal Cares are great for this, though I sorta dislike their other full-lengths.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jAmEo5qym4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyZ1VK23ILwhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRjsi4IEKKEMonopot is terrific for the coming fall. Another slowcore/post-rock band that does something darker more than it is depressing. Something Is Like Nothing Was is terrific; Optipess and Taran aren't as dark, but have some very good lows.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHReU4iiFswhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AJ4bQ1ZIiYComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>123633240The For Carnation, the band Brian McMahan formed after Slint. S/T is a fantastic album, and Britt plays drums on one track.
>>123643850>>123643869Of these, my biggest rec would be Enablers since they do such a good job with atmosphere.Spiderland was really influential in general, but you could find a lot of albums that all took that inspiration differently, so figure out whether it's the slowcore, post-rock, vocals, whatever, that you like about it and go from there.>>123643882The For Carnation is great, though I personally prefer Fight Songs. Was about to mention them before I saw this reply.>>123633651Lowercase is another good rec. I think the Going Away Present hits the feel best.
>>123643850>>123643882>>123643939Thanks for the effort posts.I especially echo Enablers (there's great songs on almost every album I've heard) and The For Carnation.I would only add that even though the sample is tiny, I can't believe how good this melding of Spiderland and old delta blues is by this old Eric Chenaux band.https://youtu.be/ODixB4CkOwk?si=70AlPWQb_zRkY8Q4
Name my band.
>>123638982Electric Buzzard Experience
>>123638982Lou and the Boogaloos
>>123642116For an older woman, sure, but I'm not really into that.
>>123640046Swap keys for pedal steel.
>>123638982The Tummyvols>>123640046how is Biel not drums?
so what's happening in germany?
>>123643440>German musictrap pop is infact not german music
>>123643461What do you define as German music?
>>123643512trance derivatives are germanrap derivatives are not germanrest is negotiable
>>123640854Germans have the worst taste in music imaginable. Brits and Spics are better but the people who are actually into music are mostly Americans (north and south)t. German
>>123643831shush kraut, your out-group preference is showing
I refuse to believe that All Around The World is a serious song, and not some kind of prank. With the reprise added it's 11 minutes 29 seconds long. What happens? A few verse-choruses, a key change at 3:36 (yes you thought the song was rapping up by then) including the most ugly NA NA NA NA NA section known to man, chorus, ANOTHER key change ear-bleeder, more choruses, a fuzzy mess of guitar solo overdubs, a couple more lalalalala nananana sections, outro and then (including reprise) a trumpet section. By the end your ears are in pain, or you skipped it because it's so damn long. How on earth did they green-light this song in the studio? They actually thought that 11.5 minutes of this was listenable, let alone musically good. Somehow the most loud, over-produced, and yet down-right boring songs of all time. That's not to mention that it's clearly a tacky Beatle's rip-off song, the gimmick so strong you can smell it through the speaker. And, no, it's not even successful in creating a hypnotic soundscape to bathe in. Absolutely not. But it's not a coincidence. This is what happens when your band, in this case Oasis, runs out of its already very limited and cliche artistic vision. When you can't make anything other than the same formulaic guitar-pop sensory overload, its no wonder you'll end up with the final song of their most hyped album being a parody of the creative direction they had used an abused (as well as the coke, which surely played a big part in this mess of a song as well.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yzMwsLooXE
>>123638919>I refuse to believe that All Around The World is a serious songvery serious. Noel thought it was his masterpiece & kept it off the earlier albums. Saving it for album 3.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_z6NtTLeaI
Noel already wrote it before Definitely Maybe and claimed in interviews at the time that it was the greatest song ever written and that they‘re gonna win Eurovision with it LMAO
>>123643809>Noel thought it was his masterpiece>>123643880>claimed in interviews at the time that it was the greatest songrkid was right, song's biblical
>>123638919Just listen to Noel's commentary, he was too high to carehttps://youtu.be/rfNqyjZcleI?si=kJIiXKO2Jv-9ThSw&t=404"They are a really ill fitting suits, fucking hell, they cost a fucking fortune!""Robbie Williams based his entire fucking career on this song, that's what I hate about this""Is that a man with legs made of sausages? That's not real! I know for a fact that's got nothing to do with this song""Are they masturbating that?""This is fucking nonsense""Why didn't somebody fucking stop me at that point at the solo?"
>>123644026>You know the fucking maddest thing is it got to fucking number one. It's one of our biggest selling tracks. Some people are fucking stupid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hyq6andPuQMein Haus ist schwarz und es steht allein.
