kino
ARTMS WON
vertical video its over
>>131006972
gooby
Bro, this is MTV ahh music, wtf I thought that was a classic.
>>131006114Where does it rank in the dictionary of useless buzzwords that indicate an utterly worthless opinion? Other examples including to but not limited>Any and ever variation of "slop">unc>Timmy>blud>mid
>>131006426in terms of telling you everything you need to know about someone's character, it's at the top. closely followed by slop. the others are excusable or valid.
It aged like shit. The whole sampling culture of the 90s and 2000s produced seas worth of garbage and was then totally murdered when it came back as "lo-fi study music" in the 2010s
>>131006426It keeps happening
>>131006886I don't see the point in fussing about this very mundane aspect of linguistics.
Dumbest takes you have heard>Boards of Canada is industrial
>>131006465Or also "X is good but people I don't like also enjoy it so it's actually cringe"
>>131006696That's a variant, so it also counts
>>131006465>>131006696>shitty band is actually good and I told Chatgpt to run a critical analysis prompt on why
>>131006827>>>/r/ope
>>131006863Struck a nerve there, Ranjeesh? Lmao
Ray Davies > Brian Wilson
kinks>beatles
>>131004273>>131006698One Direction > Kinks > Beatles
if you cant appreciate the songwriting genius of Robert Hunter and the musicianship of the Grateful Dead you either havent listened or still seek the approval of others based on your taste
So can we all agree that she was/is the greatest singer of all time?
1. Loaded – The Velvet Underground2. Exile on Main Street – The Rolling Stones3. The White Album – The Beatles4. Doolittle – The Pixies5. The Blue Album – Weezer6. Otis Blue/Otis Redding Sings Soul – Otis Redding7. Tapestry – Carole King8. Black Saint and the Sinner Lady – Charles Mingus9. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill – Lauryn Hill10. Sign o’ the Times – Prince11. The Velvet Underground & Nico – The Velvet Underground12. A Love Supreme – John Coltrane13. The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan – Bob Dylan14. Kind of Blue – Miles Davis15. Low – David Bowie
Bark Psychosis - HexMotorpsycho - BlissardElder - LoreOceansize - FramesSquarepusher - Hard Normal DaddyPorcupine Tree - DeadwingGreet Death - New HellColour Haze - TempleGil Scott-Heron - Pieces of a ManDoves - Lost SoulsNick Drake - Five Leaves LeftMastodon - Crack the SkyeMy Bloody Valentine - LovelessTommy Oeffling - Picture of HealthThe Radio Dept. - Clinging to a Scheme
>>131001794Thanks bruv. To be honest I feel like top 15s could change a lot depending on the day of the week, OPs list got me thinking Velvet Underground and Rolling Stones so suddenly they’re making the list over like, Mars Volta or something. Same with >>130996188Who also puts up Prince, Stones, Beatles. If its fresh in the mind way more likely to make the list.I thought that album rec at the end would be a self plug but doesn’t appear to be so checking that out looks good.>>131004829Serious Sensitive Young Man core. Don’t think I’ve ever seen Bark Psychosis mentioned on /mu/>>130996262Going for some deep cuts here, rym trenches
>>130995786>Otis ReddingHigh Fidelity bot detected
>>130995786>Top 15 albumsEvery mindless self indulgence album + singles, eps, and bootlegs.
>>131005466>rym trencheswhat do you mean?
>Just the two of us>We can make it if we try>Just the two of us
its called rock and roll part 3 by ozma, its really good, my fav album of all time (:. https://youtu.be/RitsOevqmd4?si=rHysbHDV3QJL4_O_
>>131004143>rock and roll part three>when rock and roll parts one and two were written by turbononce and categorical moron gary glitterI'd have gone with a different name tbdesu
This was one of the albums of summer 2022 for me. They're pretty routinely bad lyricists, but hot damn could they write a convincing tune. Baseball is an unofficial Fooly Cooly song to me.
>>131004143one of the first albums i listened when i started really getting into music. i remember joining the weezer discord server and finding out about it there. STILL LISTENING TO THIS DAY
Court in the Act editionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4evNRhHk2EThis thread is dedicated to the discussion of traditional heavy metal and anything else that’s related to it.More info: https://pastebin.com/rpAh9xqdCHARTShttps://pastebin.com/TqNKjYDmUSEFUL LINKShttps://pastebin.com/SB1gvg3GLast thread: >>130750079
>>131002390The world has been a shittier place without him.
>>130962715Awesome Italian power/speed metal. Seriously, check these guys out! They only have two albums. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEdBgi4_UPIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoWWLZNQ4Ow
>>130962715Just found this in my YouTube recommendations. I absolutely wish this band took off.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvQ88Yv5GV0
>>131001423We can agree that you're completely wrong.
>>130995087title track is incredible
>romantic sex jam is like "it's just the two of us and no one else, we're all alone, this is a special moment between us" while singing about it on a song for the whole world to hear
Does anyone know of any artists similar to Tzarbombah? I understand the genre is Power Noise.https://youtu.be/iO1RhdrVRyw?si=XIs43iCKJX-IFLxthttps://youtu.be/a_mczCawkrI?si=WW57C83ccNwn50rbhttps://youtu.be/7zwxapsg_sw?si=MnpjzUfIYYwK5b6N
>tfw without this queer Jew and his financial acumen The Beatles would've remained an obscure cult act that would probably be rediscovered before 2016 on /mu/ and boybandfag would have nothing to write about
>>131003718nice try boybandfag
>>131003718There has been so much horseshit written about Brian over the years slandering his character or questioning his motivations or attacking his financial decisions, all of which are either false or very badly mischaracterized. He wasn't a perfect businessman but for a pop music manager in the 1960s, or really any decade, his artist-first philosophy was revolutionary and exactly what the Beatles needed.
>>131003718kek, now they're claiming they invented the Beatles, in another thread they were claiming if it wasn't for them the Voyager probes would never have been built and launched
Tavistok created the Beetles
>>131003718Is that Brian Epstein? That nigga has been on my mind. No cap, I been thinking about that time when I barebacked him raw in a Boca Raton Air BnB. That shit had to be the tightest, jewiest, wettest boy pussy I've ever laid pipe into. I swear to God, the most heavenly high is gargling that wonderboy's nuts while going fist deep into his shitter. I had Brian screaming in the sheets with head too ridiculous to ignore. That nigga frotted my cock until he busted on my mouth, I had to return the favor. That nigga Epstein and I been fucking non-stop ever since, but keep that shit on the DL. He does that shit for free. If you're gonna ask me how to "long" Brian, I'll be deadass. All you gotta do is ask, be straight up, and get physical real quick. Touch his nuts, get on ya knees, talk your shit. He doesn't play around with no pansy-ass niggas either. He likes his men manly, and his dick thick. Dark skin, 6'5 is the minimum and I ain't talking about height boy. That nigga Brian Epstein stole my heart and drank my seed.
Did most millennial and zoomer rock fans have more reverence for 60's bands than those from their own era?Or was that just a Gen X thing?
>>131006397rock died when it stopped having machismo and became abuse porn like LP
>>130991049the killers have been getting in with mr.brightside. it takes a lot to overtake the generational hold the older hits have
>Mid 80s Millennial who grew up in the SouthI think The Doors is the only 60s rock I actually listen to today. I think the sweet spot is 1970s rock for true Millennials. Growing up I would listen to whatever my dad did which was Southern Rock (Skynyrd, Allman Bros, ZZ Top, Charlie Daniels) and he also liked Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. I still listen to all that shit today and think it's great.
>>131006517the 70s was when they'd pretty well figured out how to sell rock to average white dudes as opposed to earlier periods when rock was for teenage girls or hippies at a campus protest.
>>131006574What I mean is 50s R&R was mostly for young teens and normies listened to jazz if they were urbanites or country if more rural. some more daring types got into black music. late 60s rock was for dope-smoking people involved in the protest movement, and it was starting with Zeppelin that they figured out how to sell rock to generic under 30 white guy.
do /mu/ approve of Choosin Texas and Ella Langely?
The song repeats itself 30+ times, boring slop that gets old really fast.
>>131005699never heard it
>>131005699Hmm does she have a penis?
>>131005699Ella Langely's songs are more bearable than almost all other modern country, plus she's cute. I approve.
>>131005699textbook mtb
All are welcome
>>131004628nice scifi look
>>131004628>>131004712Scientology look
