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/mu/ thread, the third!
twvCtQ
No.885
prior threads have generally discussed prog rock and towards its terminus, jazz. But you are welcome to post music that you listen to:
The Boy with the gun - David Sylvian(secrets of the beehive)
twvCtQ
No.888
>>885(OP)
Whilst not something that is typical of these threads, I came across a rather old youtube video, a showcase of brilliance
give it a listen
PplsF4
No.889
>>888
KEK, I've seen this one, very good
twvCtQ
No.890
>>889
the ending is phenomenal
Mo and herb's vacation - Frank zappa
The question is, how does zappa do it bros? This is insane.
twvCtQ
No.891
>>885(OP)
& - Tally Hall(Good & Evil)
I've been keeping this up my sleeve for a while. They're rather unique pop(?) rock(?) indie(?) art(?). I quite like the sound for what it is though some parts I feel were better off in their head and completely break the latent rhythm of the composition, by which point it has become a different song. They make what they like, and I like them for it. Only 2 albums, they do get better on the second one.
twvCtQ
No.892
>>885(OP)
Litanies of satan - Diamanda galas
this is power electronics so expect a abrasive sound. Its an acquired taste
PplsF4
No.893
>>885(OP)
Now, I have this seemingly silly problem with these "artist" types like Sylvian and Bowie. Undoubtedly, the music is good but their individual contributions seems to be constituted by good looks and charm.
This is not much of a problem with people like R.Fripp or FZ for me because their presence is obvious. But maybe, they have a more subtler way of having their way.
Well, who cares if the music is good.
Black Star is one of my favourite albums and it is very sad.
I can't say I understand Zappa's music in all its glory but I "get" it, he has carved out his own immaculate micro-niche with scraps of things he liked and grew up with and boy do I love it.
I listen to this while I go to sleep which should really be the opposite of its intended effect kek
PplsF4
No.894
Three-way drum solo by Dave Weckl, Vinnie C and Steve Gadd. Gadd's bass kicks sound like thunder, very cool
twvCtQ
No.895
>>893
david sylvian has perhaps one of the best vocals in prog, its endlessly soothing. I need to listen to more bowie.
PplsF4
No.896
PplsF4
No.897
You know of this one
A very sad piece
twvCtQ
No.898
>>896
kek it ain't the french she's greco-american, though a foid of her stature and background is spiritually french.
Apokatastasis Panton - Deathspell Omega(paracletus)
best metal band par excellence. This particularly doesn't have vocals. Listen with good headphones.
PplsF4
No.899
>>898
Right, I assumed so because I read the track was based on one of Baudelaire's poems.
> Apokatastasis Panton - Deathspell Omega(paracletus)
What am I listening to here? Brutal Prog? Quite nice
Also, after seeing your other general on metal, are you also into Sludge Metal? I checked some of the big albums like Dopethrone which was okay but I really dig Masters of Reality. Maybe because I liked sabbath from way before.
twvCtQ
No.900
>>899
I quite liked electric wizard, especially witchcult today, but I don't like the slugging sensation very much.
>Right, I assumed so because I read the track was based on one of Baudelaire's poems.
they are very eclectic people, you'd be interested to read their interview here :- https://www.bardomethodology.com/articles/2019/06/23/deathspell-omega-interview/
Its a fascinating read.
>What am I listening to here? Brutal Prog?
its a style of dissonance similar to the band gorgutz but for black metal. People are into analysing their lyrics since they've been influenced by hegel and bataille.
PplsF4
No.901
>>900
>People are into analysing their lyrics since they've been influenced by hegel and bataille.
That is interesting, I've noticed bands of this kind are mired in literary explorations, much more than they let on, really.
b7LQXE
No.909
Charming and hip lyrics, tight instrumentation and overall studio perfection. Music for irritable and tight-lipped folks. Steely Dan
Hopefully, you will enjoy it and go into the Dan deep-end
twvCtQ
No.910
>>909
incredibly jazzy, I quite like it.
phuXEC
No.911
mRm4xV
No.912
twvCtQ
No.924
Earthrise - Camel(Mirage)
Lauded as a classic of prog rock, Mirage feels like the highest quality(?) album I've heard? there's something in the mastery that makes every sound on this hit just right.
SKWFyy
No.928
3DAMNA
No.929
twvCtQ
No.933
Rhayader - Camel(The Snow Goose)
This album really makes Camel my preferred prog band. Its a shame I was missing out on it for so long
vxUdgx
No.934
vxUdgx
No.935
TJmbFR
No.936
twvCtQ
No.937
>>936
No semblance whatsoever I’ve felt. Less grandoise than yes, many songs don’t have vocals because latimer’s vocals, whilst serviceable are subpar. But they have an impeccable flow in their songs, I can’t break it into ‘this section’ or ‘that medley’. Its all too seemless. Its the closest feeling I’ve had listening to jazz, the music just makes you feel at peace. There’s nothing too flashy here, jethro tull are the closest bands to them.
TJmbFR
No.938
>>937
that's great, I gotta listen more, I always figured they sounded like a polished genesis from the few songs that I've heard and how they are labelled as synth-prog
Great groove and a beautiful little song.
I got to listen 70s Pop more, some great
session guys played on these things and they
sound fucking good.
>>935
good one
twvCtQ
No.945
>>885(OP)
Lady Fantasy - Camel(Mirage)
Oh My lady fantasy.....
I.... love you
perhaps the greatest prog love song? there aren't many
twvCtQ
No.946
Never let go - Camel(Camel)
Man is born with the will to survive,
He'll not take no for an answer.
He will get by, somehow he'll try,
He won't take no, never let go, no...
Incredibly uplifting
twvCtQ
No.947
>>885(OP)
A song within a song - Camel(Moonmadness)
A montage runs across your head, of times gone by...........and there will be nothing like so, ever again,
Tears flood your eyes, hand to head.....and you hope......that you will never cry like so, ever again
GeNH/D
No.948
!cBDvdOEwEMHeJyD
M4Vmk2
No.951
>>885(OP)
Kino local progressive rock
aEwaXq
No.952
twvCtQ
No.954
tour de france(etape 1-3)+chrono - Kraftwerk
as crisp as champagne
tjdyuv
No.971
R42dS9
No.1007
could have uused my thread but your ego didnt allow it huh chud, fuving bloodu negger
FmIRRG
No.1009
yaar kya faltu genre hai
NBYuhs
No.1015
>>1007
>>1009
>Stumbles into a Jazz thread
>Starts seething about Blacks and the thread itself
Where did you suars crawl out of from? You've got terrible problems if all you can think of are nіggers at 1 in the night. kek, you just can't have a nice thing going can't you?
>>1007
No, where the fuck have you been? These threads have been rolling since a year and the music is of a similiar kind. Not that I have an agenda against you fucks.
twvCtQ
No.1016
I've been busy for a while so apologies for leaving this thread bare, but even worse is that I memory holed the fact that I used to listen to monk, so enjoy
Round midnight - Thelonius Monk
bs/KmX
No.1018
>>1015
no
gYKLy0
No.1043
The heaviest Yes track? Certainly the one with the most edge along with HOTS.
I also love that squire acapella.
gYKLy0
No.1045
Wow we really hit 42 soon this time
twvCtQ
No.1047
>>1043
maybe this, maybe sound chaser.
Sahara - Camel(Rajaz)
jazzy start and a heavy finish, just a masterpiece
gYKLy0
No.1049
>>1047
This came on radio play some other day and its great, just great. Blazing track.
You know, it would be great to have this thread continued in some form if BhCh were to be discontinued. You've got any suggestions?
KLhI3i
No.1071
A VDGG suite from Pawn Hearts. Maybe Peter Hamill cannot sing well but he sure can write and howl to move you. A great piece.
I read RF stood in for guitar for this album and has worked on and off with PH.
twvCtQ
No.1072
>>1049
>any suggestions?
Does the concept of a thread exist anywhere outside of chan sites? Plebbit? Fuck no plebbit. We’ll prolly continue it in subsequent versions of /inch/
Instar emergence - Cicada 3301
Very weird ‘artist’. they used it for their ARG which is still ongoing btw. Unfortunate since people have lost interest in it.
KLhI3i
No.1073
>>1072
reddit is out of the question, I was thinking of something like IRC but I don't really know much about it and it does not support images. I've been meaning to get off imageboards completely now.
>picrel
I remember this, never knew they made "music"
Nu6Jda
No.1109
A fun little piece.
You know, I might have preindicated this earlier but, this place has been beyond deep shit for the past few weeks and the demographic seems to have fully given in to an influx of instabhangis to a point that it makes no difference if I just started on that shit. The shit being flinged by barely literate, unimaginative ape-men from deep sewer-lines of Jeet Hell does a big number on my brain.
I'm getting off imageboards and surfing the internet in general because you don't really miss out on much and, there are other things I have to do. It was good getting these threads going and thanks.
twvCtQ
No.1110
>>1109
I got it from the fact that you coming by. it really has gone to shit. I'll still stick around, I feel like I have something left to do. here's a track about the dude from the tom hank's movie, 'The Terminal'
Stationary Traveller - Camel(Stationary Traveller)
Goodbye, for now.
twvCtQ
No.1111
>>1110
*that you stopped coming by
twvCtQ
No.1249
Ultimo Entardecer - Bacamarte(Depois do fim)
brazillian gem. They only released 2 albums but their first(and best) one is such fun.
twvCtQ
No.1250
>>1249
the guitar tunes in UFO remind me of Gabor szabo, you should check him out as well
5rrU9r
No.1251
A very good one by Ween. One of the more interesting bands from the 90s
twvCtQ
No.1252
>>1251
nice coda! I like it
An+TMx
No.1270
Stupid shit but its endearing
twvCtQ
No.1271
>>885(OP)
The headmaster ritual - The Smiths(Meat is murder)
The best smiths album. This is them at their best
An+TMx
No.1272
>>1271
Undoubtedly. "That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore" always touches a nerve.
An+TMx
No.1273
I might have said this somewhere but there really is no bad smiths track.
A really nice ballad, something that you would like
