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>>128696802+Horace Silversilver bells, silver bellsit's christmas time in the city
>>128696802Nice Horace Silver scrobbles, I want to get more into Miles Davis this upcoming year Rec Blues is Calling my Name - Theodis Ealey (2018)
I can't lie, I have never heard of anyone in this thread apart from miles blue. Rec me something
>>128698796miles davis*
>>128696886Based for Joe Pass. Try out Jack Wilkins - Windows
bump>>128696886just started checking out Drive-By Truckers this year - "Never Gonna Change" probs my fav track off The Dirty South so far, haven't listened to that other one yet
>>128698796silly wizard
>fish somehow crawls out of water>>128698796I've heard some Mingus but no Miles>>128698873Are Stars of the Lid worth a discography run, or should I stick to their more acclaimed albums?
>>128702801that forest album is cool. idk the rest tho. stars of the lid are cool. their refinement and decline is another good one of theirs or try vishudha kali - unfinished devastation narrative for more nice ambient. or lee noble - horrorism>>128699091gang starr and cocteaus and fsa. also I recognise that album w white cover and splodges of green and tree and Im sure Ive heard it but I cant place it rn>>128698873ummmm stars of the lid are cool. their refinement and decline is another good one of theirs or try vishudha kali - unfinished devastation narrative for more nice ambient. or lee noble - horrorismthat was lazy but I dont know any of the others >>128698796oh god. oh no. its following me>bugsy malonewe watched this with the kids about a month ago and they are OBSESSED. Ive heard the songs like 300 million times since and now they both want to be tap dancersduster is cool too but idk that album maybe I'll listen it later>Rec me somethingummm I'll go with Smote - Bodkin, and Bleib Modern - All is Fair In Love and Warthe Smote rec might be a bit off because Im super into it atm and its one of those things where I dont understand why anyone wouldnt feel the same so yeah. the Bleib Modern I thought of because it has some of that gloomy vibe of HANL even tho its a different kind of music>>128696896all I know is silent way but thats p damn good>>128696886idk any of that at all, sorry>>128696802>sandy;_;thats my most listened album ever, >1.6k scrobbles on last and probly about 4 times that many off itthere was a time when I listened it every day
Week chart.>>128696896++In a silent waysketches from spainI don't know any other artist in the thread.
>>128703654>>sandylisten to that silly wizard imo youd like it
>>128703840I listened a couple of tracks, sounds promising. stealing a couple of albums now, thanksif you like the british folk/folk rock sound, you might like Sproatly Smith they mix folk sounds with little modern touches, a bit like Greanvine or The Owl Service. try The Yew and the Hare or Pixieledor I got these series of compilations recently, Folklore Tapes Calendar Customs Vols 1-4, A Year in the Country, also 4 vols, and Dark Britannica vols 1-5. I skipped through them quickly and found a bunch of artists to check out, slowly giving them all a proper listen but thatll take a while cos theyre quite long and its absolutely tons and tons of music but so far theyre been a great source of new stuff
>>128696802+Mozart, Horace SilverTry some Telemann, listen to "EINE WEIHNACHTSMUSIK". >>128696886Joe Pass is really nice, so is Oscar Peterson (although some of his tunes can be a bit cheesy and too easy listening for me). Listen to Water from an Ancient Well by ABDULLAH IBRAHIM>>128696896I really appreciate this chart, that R. Kelly addition is hilarious+In a Silent Way>>128698796Too juvenile for me but I decided to listen to TOTBL and Cameron Winter (he's a talented kid!) this week tooListen to UNDERWATER MOONLIGHT by The Soft Boys>>128698873Listen to Harold Budd Music for 'Fragments from the Inside' by ERALDO BERNOCCHI and HAROLD BUDDI love Stars of the Lid>>128703765Based ELO headListen to ALL WILL BE CHANGED by Frumpy
>>128696802Do people actually listen to 9 entire albums at 1x speed every week, or do they mean they listened to 1 or two songs from each of these or watched a tiktok with it in the background or something?
>>128696896Also, listen to ALL WE NEED IS ANOTHER CHANCE by The Escorts
>>128704399the FUCK outta here normy
5x5 because i just saved it :p>>128696886end of the road i'm traveling.... i will see jordan beckoningfrazier chorus - sue>>128698796chocolate usa - smoke machineits time for you to get really into elephant six little jit>>128699091lots of awesome heremourning - disenlightenment>>128704382david sylvian - blemish
>>128704399I work from home and have music on most of the day. I sometimes pay attention, sometimes use it as background. my attention span for full concentration on work stuff is about an hour or hour and a half, then I take a 10 or 15 minute break for tea and music. I could work right through and sometimes have to ofc but I find overall I’m more productive and just happier with regular short breaks, so I might listen to part of an album then turn it down a bit and have the rest play quietly while I get onalso some of the things on my chart >>128703654are short EPs or if theyre classical theyre not really albums anyway like the Turina I listened earlier, it was one piano piece in 4 or 5 short movements, only about 15 minutes. or the Debussy I think I just listened the string quartet, so 20 minutes or so of an hour-plus albumalso, what that other guy said>>128704549the one with the worms is DISGUSTING ewwww I hate it
>>128704399lmao
>>128703654discontinuities is my favorite jute gyte!
>>128705093yeh Discontinuities is great. Mitrealitat is really good too
>>128704549+Prefab Sprout+Empress+Song of Zarathustra+Golden Boy+The Pains of being Pure at HeartI think your the anon who got me into Empress. Song of Zarathustra, and Prefab Sprout. So I'm going to listen to more of this stuff
