because every forum needs a music thread I'm enjoying 'Ghana Special 2: Electronic Highlife & Afro Sounds In The Diaspora, 1980-93' a compilation album of upbeat synthy tunes made by Ghanaians living in Germany. https://soundwayrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ghana-special-2-electronic-highlife-afro-sounds-in-the-diaspora-1980-93 https://open.spotify.com/album/1LSTqJhdSVLvkxWpzwkYPv
Anonymous :
288 days ago :
No.303
>>306
>>303
fun tunes, what do you call this sort of music? is it ragtime?
Kisses Sweeter than Wine - Jimmie Rodgers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6FA6H-bctU
Candy - The Blasting Company
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TJvqYvJ9oM
Glory, Amen - The .357 String Band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPoUY_ikq9o
Van Leaving Blue - St. Cinder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUw7OKBBjds
Dance Like the Day Before You Die - Mood Area 52
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klbkjSi6phA
Anonymous :
288 days ago :
No.306
>>310
>>306
Not sure. I know Mood Area 52 have described themselves as "International Americana" or "Neo-Tango", .357 Stirng Band and Jayke Orvis as "Streetgrass", and St. Cinder as "ragtime:
I'd say they're all somewhere on the folk continuum
>>303
Kisses Sweeter than Wine - Jimmie Rodgers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6FA6H-bctU
Candy - The Blasting Company
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TJvqYvJ9oM
Glory, Amen - The .357 String Band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPoUY_ikq9o
Van Leaving Blue - St. Cinder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUw7OKBBjds
Dance Like the Day Before You Die - Mood Area 52
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klbkjSi6phA
fun tunes, what do you call this sort of music? is it ragtime?
Anonymous :
288 days ago :
No.310
>>315
>>310 that makes sense I guess folk works as a general category.
>>306
>>303
fun tunes, what do you call this sort of music? is it ragtime?
Not sure. I know Mood Area 52 have described themselves as "International Americana" or "Neo-Tango", .357 Stirng Band and Jayke Orvis as "Streetgrass", and St. Cinder as "ragtime:
I'd say they're all somewhere on the folk continuum
>>310
>>306
Not sure. I know Mood Area 52 have described themselves as "International Americana" or "Neo-Tango", .357 Stirng Band and Jayke Orvis as "Streetgrass", and St. Cinder as "ragtime:
I'd say they're all somewhere on the folk continuum
that makes sense I guess folk works as a general category.
>>406
does any song capture a feeling and a mood better than this? I used to ride my bike around in the summer at uni, halfway to drunk, singing 'i wanna walk around with you' at the top of my lungs and not caring who looked at me thinking i was a nutcase.
Anonymous :
281 days ago :
No.478
>>479
>>478
forgot picture, haven't used an image board in a long time :^)
Listening to this on vinyl for the first time in a year after hearing a 30 minute rant from a girl I have a history with and still have a thing for confess that she's been in an emotional relationship with her married boss for a year while she waits for him to get a divorce. It's hitting pretty good.
>>478
Listening to this on vinyl for the first time in a year after hearing a 30 minute rant from a girl I have a history with and still have a thing for confess that she's been in an emotional relationship with her married boss for a year while she waits for him to get a divorce. It's hitting pretty good.
forgot picture, haven't used an image board in a long time :^)
Bumping this before it disappears into the abyss...
XX things I have been into in the last few months:
1. New Irish Folk à la Lankum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhqpQiXnFx0
Lankum - Go Dig My Grave
Moody, droney, explosive. Not all all like jolly, old-timey irish folk music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s14qzghTdPU
John Francis Flynn - Bring Me Home, pt. ii: I Would Not Live Always
Repepitive lyrics, incredible instrumentals
2. Russian Electro Punk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXjx-Kaj5RM
STVOL.TV — LOCKED CLUB LIVE SET
This set has unmatched energy and might be the best party music I have heard in years
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgxJ2Y7xpms
RLGN & DUMMFÖUND - Mahaut
3. Warp-related/influenced artists
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn1upHX9gbQ
Rival Consoles - The Giant Swing
Glitchy, ambienty goodness from London. I encourage everyone to check out Rival Consoles' output
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkXxQL-nyQw
Midnight Star - The Midas Touch (Hell Interface remix).
First released in 1999 as a limited release of 500 units. There will probably a day in the future where I am drunk enough to pay 200 bucks for the vinyl on Discogs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0d8bJeCODc
Christ. - Blue Shift Emmissions
The guy was a part of Boards of Canada once and it shows. But he has his own, moodier and less warped style
Anonymous :
121 days ago :
No.981
>>986
>>981
funny you posted this regardless, because i know the author of that mix
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzbQhBj7MO0
Never liked these Youtube "vibe mixes" for years as they all came across as knockoff muzak/video game pastiche/Lo-Fi Beats For Contextless Zoomers... but lately I've been acclimating to listening to vibe playlists as opposed to being an anal-retentive trve music album listener. Yeah, I know they're "DJ mixes" or at least supposed to be descended from them, but they're obviously different in how they center visual/conceptual aesthetic as opposed to the focus on music flow in a standard mixset. How times change. Great picture too.
Update: couldn't make it more than 20 minutes in - such dull music and mixing. Posted too fast. Will wait next time. Fuck Youtube mixes.
Anonymous :
121 days ago :
No.986
>>987
>>986
Sorry to be overly negative then, lol. He's got decent taste but something central is missing.
On the subject of mixes, this one by ol' Dominic boy here is really good: https://soundcloud.com/ostgutton-official/berghain-09-vatican-shadow
>>981
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzbQhBj7MO0
Never liked these Youtube "vibe mixes" for years as they all came across as knockoff muzak/video game pastiche/Lo-Fi Beats For Contextless Zoomers... but lately I've been acclimating to listening to vibe playlists as opposed to being an anal-retentive trve music album listener. Yeah, I know they're "DJ mixes" or at least supposed to be descended from them, but they're obviously different in how they center visual/conceptual aesthetic as opposed to the focus on music flow in a standard mixset. How times change. Great picture too.
funny you posted this regardless, because i know the author of that mix
>>986
>>981
funny you posted this regardless, because i know the author of that mix
Sorry to be overly negative then, lol. He's got decent taste but something central is missing.
On the subject of mixes, this one by ol' Dominic boy here is really good: https://soundcloud.com/ostgutton-official/berghain-09-vatican-shadow
For studying/playing chess: Dub Techno
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVt6wNCcT58&pp=ygULZHViIGVsZW1lbnQ%3D
Slow and heavy, repetative: Electric Wizard
Devils Bride https://youtu.be/ioOlNg3imOI
Satyr IX https://youtu.be/qhm-Q4U7g1o
Ambient: The new Röyksopp
https://youtu.be/t6yxvAtKASE
Good lyrics: John Prine
https://youtu.be/OLVWEYUqGew
I only listen to Baroque music these days.
Antonio Bertali - Chiacona
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdgmn4mg7oU
Jean Gilles - Laudate nomen Domini
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF7lqHmSw1o
Jean Gilles - Requiem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmfzjO_6Tl0&list=PLggvVsXDCFg9LhSjk2Cb_Ed-_SrhUH5fR
Michael Praetorius - Dances from the Terpsichore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BtvXWs3gwI
The Mystery Lights - Purgatory album (special props for Mighty Fine & All Mine, Cerebral Crack)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD7jB0p1mp5A5p9GRY1ZVU4g5vBy96bgq
Justin Townes Earle - Starter Won't Start (Bad Gasoline)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmClBQHNUJo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk677khGbUI
Goodwill haul 23-03-2025
Alash - Buura (Mongolian folk music)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xOjNvc4-8k&list=PLatlXE4uwf0yILuRAwwwRzfk3QaNfmNjv
Jalando la carreta - Traditional songs from Nicaragua
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8n1uIyG7bU
Khine Htoo - Gaung See Tay (Burmese rock)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euwBsKrKe1s&list=OLAK5uy_m3o_Ll4Yun4IM1sZTO1mINlm3ST4P-bNs&index=2
Nitzer Ebb - Belief (Industrial)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvIEZZ7R7nE
µ-Ziq - royal astronomy (Drum n Bass/Acid Techno)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ox9qbovwckc
Overall, very above average for what I usually find in this area. Lot of authentic Bong electronica, especially unusual for this place. Someone must have moved here and either bailed or died.
Forgot to mention I didn't buy most of the Bong electronica but I might go back and get it if I have some time.
Anonymous :
60 days ago :
No.1390
>>1397
>>1390
never heard of this guy but it's a pretty fun listen. i agree with you though it does cut a bit too near to the bone that i might call 'vidya music'
The mu-ziq is lowkey kind of quirked up. I knew him as a pretty good artist but this is like, approaching toy box sort of kawaii thing going on. I was hoping for more solemn techno based on what I knew about the artist having sampled him long ago. But hey, the thrill of finding an album like this in this a-cultural dump is worth the $2.
Anonymous :
60 days ago :
No.1397
>>1401
>>1397
Well, to be fair it was released in 1999, so it's probably less inspired by video game music and more the inspiration on which video game music composers draw from. Not entirely, as there were certainly video games in 99, but probably less so than something like this released today.
>>1390
The mu-ziq is lowkey kind of quirked up. I knew him as a pretty good artist but this is like, approaching toy box sort of kawaii thing going on. I was hoping for more solemn techno based on what I knew about the artist having sampled him long ago. But hey, the thrill of finding an album like this in this a-cultural dump is worth the $2.
never heard of this guy but it's a pretty fun listen. i agree with you though it does cut a bit too near to the bone that i might call 'vidya music'
Anonymous :
59 days ago :
No.1401
>>1405
>>1401
yeah true. seinfeld effect or whatever. bit like how varg made all those dungeon synth albums in prison that basically sound like video games to the modern ear
>>1397
>>1390
never heard of this guy but it's a pretty fun listen. i agree with you though it does cut a bit too near to the bone that i might call 'vidya music'
Well, to be fair it was released in 1999, so it's probably less inspired by video game music and more the inspiration on which video game music composers draw from. Not entirely, as there were certainly video games in 99, but probably less so than something like this released today.
Anonymous :
58 days ago :
No.1405
>>1414
>>1405
Mortiis released his first two albums a few years before Vikernes's prison noodling. Sorry for bringing sweaty dudebro metal rhetoric in here but the dude gets too much credit from outsiders who only heard of him via 2020s social media memery
>>1401
>>1397
Well, to be fair it was released in 1999, so it's probably less inspired by video game music and more the inspiration on which video game music composers draw from. Not entirely, as there were certainly video games in 99, but probably less so than something like this released today.
yeah true. seinfeld effect or whatever. bit like how varg made all those dungeon synth albums in prison that basically sound like video games to the modern ear
>>1405
>>1401
yeah true. seinfeld effect or whatever. bit like how varg made all those dungeon synth albums in prison that basically sound like video games to the modern ear
Mortiis released his first two albums a few years before Vikernes's prison noodling. Sorry for bringing sweaty dudebro metal rhetoric in here but the dude gets too much credit from outsiders who only heard of him via 2020s social media memery
Anonymous :
48 days ago :
No.1566
>>2711
>>1566
Nice. I've got recs for you:
Dylan - 16lb. Rainbow
https://dylandylandylan.bandcamp.com/album/16lb-rainbow
Robber Robber - Wild Guess
https://robberrobber.bandcamp.com/album/wild-guess
Antenna93 - Industrial Kitchen
https://antenna93.bandcamp.com/album/industrial-kitchen
Patter - Patter Theme 2
https://patterband.bandcamp.com/album/patter-theme-2-2
Still Depths - Best plan for your life
https://stilldepths.bandcamp.com/album/best-plan-for-your-life
Vangas - Vangas
https://vangas.bandcamp.com/album/vangas-2
Anonymous :
36 days ago :
No.1769
>>2707
>>1769
>1,000 gecs is fine if you listen it in full.
I loved it, and you're right: listening the whole album is a completely different experience.
100 gecs is excellent, too. (i didn't know them before this, and i still remember listening to Dog food for the first time. I didn't like it at first, but i went back to it over and over, and suddenly I was a fan.)
10,000 gecs is a fifty-fifty for me. It feels less experimental, but still has some enjoyable tracks (Hollywood Baby, The Most Wanted Person in the United States and MeMeMe).
1,000 gecs is fine if you listen it in full. There's a certain harmony in the way the songs are ordered. I don't enjoy them as much if I listen them individually.
I got into tango. My favorite thus far is "Yira yira" by Discépolo. Gardel's "Adiós muchachos", "Volver", and "La cumparsita" are a pleasure.
For exercising I got into folk songs (lol). You know, the usual stuff:Bu bayrak, Ceddin deden, Hava Nagila, ERP hymn, Peronist march, Artiljerija, Cara al sol, etc. At least it is another way to get another view of a certain ideology, or just straight up get to know it (I learned more about Carlists thanks to Calzame las alpargatas).
>>1769
1,000 gecs is fine if you listen it in full. There's a certain harmony in the way the songs are ordered. I don't enjoy them as much if I listen them individually.
I got into tango. My favorite thus far is "Yira yira" by Discépolo. Gardel's "Adiós muchachos", "Volver", and "La cumparsita" are a pleasure.
For exercising I got into folk songs (lol). You know, the usual stuff:Bu bayrak, Ceddin deden, Hava Nagila, ERP hymn, Peronist march, Artiljerija, Cara al sol, etc. At least it is another way to get another view of a certain ideology, or just straight up get to know it (I learned more about Carlists thanks to Calzame las alpargatas).
>1,000 gecs is fine if you listen it in full.
I loved it, and you're right: listening the whole album is a completely different experience.
100 gecs is excellent, too. (i didn't know them before this, and i still remember listening to Dog food for the first time. I didn't like it at first, but i went back to it over and over, and suddenly I was a fan.)
10,000 gecs is a fifty-fifty for me. It feels less experimental, but still has some enjoyable tracks (Hollywood Baby, The Most Wanted Person in the United States and MeMeMe).
>>1566
Nice. I've got recs for you:
Dylan - 16lb. Rainbow
https://dylandylandylan.bandcamp.com/album/16lb-rainbow
Robber Robber - Wild Guess
https://robberrobber.bandcamp.com/album/wild-guess
Antenna93 - Industrial Kitchen
https://antenna93.bandcamp.com/album/industrial-kitchen
Patter - Patter Theme 2
https://patterband.bandcamp.com/album/patter-theme-2-2
Still Depths - Best plan for your life
https://stilldepths.bandcamp.com/album/best-plan-for-your-life
Vangas - Vangas
https://vangas.bandcamp.com/album/vangas-2
Rammstein - Sonne
Anonymous :
32 days ago :
No.2715
>>2718
>>2715
Hell yeah, I love Polvo. What else are you into? Based on Polvo I'd recommend the Wicked Farleys and the Raymond Brake if you haven't heard them already.
>the Wicked Farleys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4QHzfvvyVs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ovqeL-BfM
>the Raymond Brake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFsy4AdptRw
>>2715
Hell yeah, I love Polvo. What else are you into? Based on Polvo I'd recommend the Wicked Farleys and the Raymond Brake if you haven't heard them already.
>the Wicked Farleys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4QHzfvvyVs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ovqeL-BfM
>the Raymond Brake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFsy4AdptRw
>>2718
>>2715
Hell yeah, I love Polvo. What else are you into? Based on Polvo I'd recommend the Wicked Farleys and the Raymond Brake if you haven't heard them already.
>the Wicked Farleys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4QHzfvvyVs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ovqeL-BfM
>the Raymond Brake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFsy4AdptRw
dang these are awesome
thanks!
Anonymous :
32 days ago :
No.2722
>>2725
>>2722
I recommend Elgar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hi8oAw0aUE
>>2779>>2722
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwUhaWEUBRw
I listened to Bach's St. Matthew's Passion today. Great religious piece. One of my favorites. I highly recommend giving it one full listen, even if you're skeptical or dislike classical. It's very moving and stirring.
Does anyone here have classical recs? Of any kind.
>>2722
I listened to Bach's St. Matthew's Passion today. Great religious piece. One of my favorites. I highly recommend giving it one full listen, even if you're skeptical or dislike classical. It's very moving and stirring.
Does anyone here have classical recs? Of any kind.
I recommend Elgar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hi8oAw0aUE
>>2722
I listened to Bach's St. Matthew's Passion today. Great religious piece. One of my favorites. I highly recommend giving it one full listen, even if you're skeptical or dislike classical. It's very moving and stirring.
Does anyone here have classical recs? Of any kind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwUhaWEUBRw
Anonymous :
31 days ago :
No.2791
>>3448
>>2791
Love Swirlies, Two Girls Kissing is an incredible song.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ovWMpVMZK_c&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD
>>4685>>2791
Incredibly based seeing Swirlies mentioned here.
I've been listening Sonic Youth's self-titled debut album (EP), favourite track being I Dreamed I Dream; and also this small Canadian band called Eric's Trip, the favourite here being My Chest Is Empty
A Japanese song from 1994 sung by puppets of politicians
>>3076
I think Junius' last two albums and early Starflyer 59 could fit the bill. They don't have that extreme drumming though
Anonymous :
29 days ago :
No.3147
>>3178
>>3147
I used to, when I listened to math rock more.
>>3190>>3147
I like Toe, though that live album felt a bit flat to me. Ever listened to Rockets Red Glare?
https://blueskiesturnblack.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
>>3191>>3147
>>3190
Also, the vocals on that live album reminded me of the song Phantom Limb by pat JORDACHE for some reason. I don't think I'd get that impression from their full-lengths, though it's been a while. For me Phantom Limb is the stand-out track the album it's on:
https://youtu.be/ADK7tXLPJWE
There used to be a music video for that track up on YouTube, but I can't find it anymore. I liked it a lot. It was my introduction to that album.
Any other Toe enjoyers?
Anonymous :
29 days ago :
No.3190
>>3191
>>3147
>>3190
Also, the vocals on that live album reminded me of the song Phantom Limb by pat JORDACHE for some reason. I don't think I'd get that impression from their full-lengths, though it's been a while. For me Phantom Limb is the stand-out track the album it's on:
https://youtu.be/ADK7tXLPJWE
There used to be a music video for that track up on YouTube, but I can't find it anymore. I liked it a lot. It was my introduction to that album.
>>3239>>3190
I hadn't actually - I've just hit the first 3 songs from the Self-titled album on Bandcamp and had a quick listen to Moonlight Desires on Youtube. I'm into it. Thanks for the rec.
>>3147
Any other Toe enjoyers?
I like Toe, though that live album felt a bit flat to me. Ever listened to Rockets Red Glare?
https://blueskiesturnblack.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
>>3147
Any other Toe enjoyers?
>>3190>>3147
I like Toe, though that live album felt a bit flat to me. Ever listened to Rockets Red Glare?
https://blueskiesturnblack.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
Also, the vocals on that live album reminded me of the song Phantom Limb by pat JORDACHE for some reason. I don't think I'd get that impression from their full-lengths, though it's been a while. For me Phantom Limb is the stand-out track the album it's on:
https://youtu.be/ADK7tXLPJWE
There used to be a music video for that track up on YouTube, but I can't find it anymore. I liked it a lot. It was my introduction to that album.
>>3190
>>3147
I like Toe, though that live album felt a bit flat to me. Ever listened to Rockets Red Glare?
https://blueskiesturnblack.bandcamp.com/album/self-titled
I hadn't actually - I've just hit the first 3 songs from the Self-titled album on Bandcamp and had a quick listen to Moonlight Desires on Youtube. I'm into it. Thanks for the rec.
Anonymous :
27 days ago :
No.3448
>>3449
>>3448
yeah really fun band
>>3830>>3448
>>3449
You two might like this album: https://fibplayingistruments.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-lifting
It reminded me of Swirlies a bit.
Fib is real good anyway. Their self-titled is also great, though it sounds pretty different (eggpunk-ish, more like post-punk, crunchy, lo-fi) compared to Heavy Lifting, which has a clearer connection to the current Philly shoegaze sound. Bit more of a sweeping sound.
>>2791
Love Swirlies, Two Girls Kissing is an incredible song.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ovWMpVMZK_c&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD
Anonymous :
27 days ago :
No.3449
>>3830
>>3448
>>3449
You two might like this album: https://fibplayingistruments.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-lifting
It reminded me of Swirlies a bit.
Fib is real good anyway. Their self-titled is also great, though it sounds pretty different (eggpunk-ish, more like post-punk, crunchy, lo-fi) compared to Heavy Lifting, which has a clearer connection to the current Philly shoegaze sound. Bit more of a sweeping sound.
Anonymous :
22 days ago :
No.3830
>>3859
>>3830
thanks for the recc, not a bad record
>>4437>>3830
Thanks for the rec, nice album some really good songs on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu3veSIn_T8
From "Sussurate" by The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa. I'm not into the real noisy stuff, this album hits the perfect balance and feels so cathartic to listen through. One of a kind album !
>>3448
>>2791
Love Swirlies, Two Girls Kissing is an incredible song.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ovWMpVMZK_c&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD
>>3449>>3448
yeah really fun band
You two might like this album: https://fibplayingistruments.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-lifting
It reminded me of Swirlies a bit.
Fib is real good anyway. Their self-titled is also great, though it sounds pretty different (eggpunk-ish, more like post-punk, crunchy, lo-fi) compared to Heavy Lifting, which has a clearer connection to the current Philly shoegaze sound. Bit more of a sweeping sound.
>>3830
>>3448
>>3449
You two might like this album: https://fibplayingistruments.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-lifting
It reminded me of Swirlies a bit.
Fib is real good anyway. Their self-titled is also great, though it sounds pretty different (eggpunk-ish, more like post-punk, crunchy, lo-fi) compared to Heavy Lifting, which has a clearer connection to the current Philly shoegaze sound. Bit more of a sweeping sound.
thanks for the recc, not a bad record
Listening to Uyama Hiroto a son of the son as im writing this never heard it before really good stuff
Change by Lemon D
Been playing The Doors lately and, while it's not without its good moments, it can be a bit like this.
>>3830
>>3448
>>3449
You two might like this album: https://fibplayingistruments.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-lifting
It reminded me of Swirlies a bit.
Fib is real good anyway. Their self-titled is also great, though it sounds pretty different (eggpunk-ish, more like post-punk, crunchy, lo-fi) compared to Heavy Lifting, which has a clearer connection to the current Philly shoegaze sound. Bit more of a sweeping sound.
Thanks for the rec, nice album some really good songs on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu3veSIn_T8
From "Sussurate" by The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa. I'm not into the real noisy stuff, this album hits the perfect balance and feels so cathartic to listen through. One of a kind album !
I've been listening to tek lintowe on repeat
I listen to Kraftwerk's Autobahn on repeat as I travel on the not-quite-Autobahn road to work.
Devotion might be the best Beach House. It doesn't hit the hardest, but it trades strong emotional peaks for a smooth and sentimental mood you can sink into much more, and let it really wash over you.
Anonymous :
6 days ago :
No.4596
>>4686
>>4596
If you haven't yet, you should check out other Goldberg Variations recordings as well. András Schiff released an energetic live version back in 2003. (His first one was kinda boring.) I also like Claudio Arrau (who recorded it before Gould, but chose not to release it), Ekaterina Dershavina, Pierre Hantaï (on harpsichord), Konstantin Lifschitz (who recorded it twice, the first when he was only 17 years old), Tatiana Nikolayeva, Charles Rosen, Maria Yudina, and Zhu Xiao-Mei. That's maybe a lot of recommendations, but you can't go wrong with any Goldberg performance.
I've gotten into a habit of listening to Glenn Gould / Bach's Goldberg Variations while lifting. It sets a good vibe.
>>2791
Incredibly based seeing Swirlies mentioned here.
I've been listening Sonic Youth's self-titled debut album (EP), favourite track being I Dreamed I Dream; and also this small Canadian band called Eric's Trip, the favourite here being My Chest Is Empty
Anonymous :
4 days ago :
No.4686
>>4691
New record but rooted in 70s forms, and since it's from the label ECM (like >>4686, in fact), it's recorded and rendered perfectly.
>>4694>>4686
No, I'll confess to having not listened to any other recording of it. I mainly listened to that one because I like all of Gould's recordings, they're so warm and vibrant. I will check them out though!
>>4596
I've gotten into a habit of listening to Glenn Gould / Bach's Goldberg Variations while lifting. It sets a good vibe.
If you haven't yet, you should check out other Goldberg Variations recordings as well. András Schiff released an energetic live version back in 2003. (His first one was kinda boring.) I also like Claudio Arrau (who recorded it before Gould, but chose not to release it), Ekaterina Dershavina, Pierre Hantaï (on harpsichord), Konstantin Lifschitz (who recorded it twice, the first when he was only 17 years old), Tatiana Nikolayeva, Charles Rosen, Maria Yudina, and Zhu Xiao-Mei. That's maybe a lot of recommendations, but you can't go wrong with any Goldberg performance.
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New record but rooted in 70s forms, and since it's from ECM, it's recorded and rendered nigh on perfectly.
New record but rooted in 70s forms, and since it's from the label ECM (like >>4686
>>4596
If you haven't yet, you should check out other Goldberg Variations recordings as well. András Schiff released an energetic live version back in 2003. (His first one was kinda boring.) I also like Claudio Arrau (who recorded it before Gould, but chose not to release it), Ekaterina Dershavina, Pierre Hantaï (on harpsichord), Konstantin Lifschitz (who recorded it twice, the first when he was only 17 years old), Tatiana Nikolayeva, Charles Rosen, Maria Yudina, and Zhu Xiao-Mei. That's maybe a lot of recommendations, but you can't go wrong with any Goldberg performance.
, in fact), it's recorded and rendered perfectly.
Anonymous :
4 days ago :
No.4692
>>4695
This thread makes for an interesting playlist (I've just made one on spotify, when I could find the titles). A lot of very new things for my ears, thanks.
>>4692
I don't know what it is exactly, but I suppose it's something you could listen on https://nightride.fm/
Anyone still listening to this stuff?
Anonymous :
4 days ago :
No.4694
>>4700
>>4694
You might enjoy Yudina, then. She was a pretty notoriously fiery performer. A lot of her recordings can have patchy sound, though, since the Soviet authorities didn't like that she was a fervent Christian ascetic, which limited her opportunities to record in the studio. Here's her doing some Brahms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0bI0E9JSBY
>>4686
>>4596
If you haven't yet, you should check out other Goldberg Variations recordings as well. András Schiff released an energetic live version back in 2003. (His first one was kinda boring.) I also like Claudio Arrau (who recorded it before Gould, but chose not to release it), Ekaterina Dershavina, Pierre Hantaï (on harpsichord), Konstantin Lifschitz (who recorded it twice, the first when he was only 17 years old), Tatiana Nikolayeva, Charles Rosen, Maria Yudina, and Zhu Xiao-Mei. That's maybe a lot of recommendations, but you can't go wrong with any Goldberg performance.
No, I'll confess to having not listened to any other recording of it. I mainly listened to that one because I like all of Gould's recordings, they're so warm and vibrant. I will check them out though!
This thread makes for an interesting playlist (I've just made one on spotify, when I could find the titles). A lot of very new things for my ears, thanks.
>>4692
Anyone still listening to this stuff?
I don't know what it is exactly, but I suppose it's something you could listen on https://nightride.fm/
>>4694
>>4686
No, I'll confess to having not listened to any other recording of it. I mainly listened to that one because I like all of Gould's recordings, they're so warm and vibrant. I will check them out though!
You might enjoy Yudina, then. She was a pretty notoriously fiery performer. A lot of her recordings can have patchy sound, though, since the Soviet authorities didn't like that she was a fervent Christian ascetic, which limited her opportunities to record in the studio. Here's her doing some Brahms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0bI0E9JSBY
>>4705
Holy shit, kagome kagome used to legitimately scare me when I was 12, and so did "Dark Woods Circus" because I took everything literally and thought it was real. Didn't expect this song to show up here.