Music Chat Thread V. The Music Section is Dead (Long Live the Music Section) - General

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[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLNeZogTsK8[/media] just watched this for the first time. Kind of old so some of you might have seen it

Just found a record store that kinda flouts the rules for record store day and managed to put in a phone order for 4 venetian snares albums and a copy of commissions 2

Crimewave420 finally dropped a song where he raps [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtNUzDNOvSI[/media] voice is a little high but besides from that it's pretty decent

anyone help me out here? trying to find this postrock band i used to listen to, but i can't remember much about them they may have been one of the postrock bands with vocals, though i doubt it they had a music video and it was set on a beach, with the ocean in the background either the name of the song or the name of the album had something to do with the "father/son" motif and that's all i have [editline]21st April 2015[/editline] nevermind, found it [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUCjrlrm0fw[/media] turns out it does have vocals

[url]http://inflooenz.com/[/url] Probably one of the coolest websites I've ever discovered. I really, really love finding out what music my favorite musicians listen to personally, so I could spend hours just looking through this.

ADTR was influenced by KsE raw

Bjork listens to Current 93 though that's wild

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/oO5KzuJ.png[/IMG] Figures

I've been into hiphop my entire life and I want to branch out and try new genres out. What are some good places to start?

Listen to a very slightly different version of hip hop [editline]22nd April 2015[/editline] Link your last.fm or say who you like and I can throw out some suggestions

[QUOTE=Jsoldier;47578151]I've been into hiphop my entire life and I want to branch out and try new genres out. What are some good places to start?[/QUOTE] If you like Hip-Hop, try some electronic based music next maybe? Try Listening to Lorn - Maze to Nowhere Part II, one of my favorite electronic releases.

[QUOTE=Uzbekistan;47578225]Listen to a very slightly different version of hip hop [editline]22nd April 2015[/editline] Link your last.fm or say who you like and I can throw out some suggestions[/QUOTE] DOOM, Earl, Migos, Mick Jenkins, Kanye, Drake, Death Grips, and The Roots. The only non-hiphop shit I listen to is forest swords and xxyyxx. [editline]22nd April 2015[/editline] [QUOTE=matt000024;47578238]If you like Hip-Hop, try some electronic based music next maybe? Try Listening to Lorn - Maze to Nowhere Part II, one of my favorite electronic releases.[/QUOTE] I feel like I went on a journey, thanks for the rec man

[QUOTE=Jsoldier;47578254]DOOM, Earl, Migos, Mick Jenkins, Kanye, Drake, Death Grips, and The Roots. The only non-hiphop shit I listen to is forest swords and xxyyxx.[/QUOTE] You're my man for listening to Migos, I'd definitely try some Hudson Mohawke, has worked a lot with Kanye (the horns on blood on the leaves for example), his first album is batshit insane but really great [video=youtube;XkWmB9NIg4U]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkWmB9NIg4U[/video] I'd definitely suggest listening to some footwork stuff, DJ Rashad leans pretty close to the hip hop side, and both have their roots in sampling [video=youtube;ZzEK5Z9ALU8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzEK5Z9ALU8[/video] Drake's production tends to remind me a lot of Shlohmo at times, and his album Bad Vibes is completely killer [video=youtube;Hu5Pw7hssbI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu5Pw7hssbI[/video] His more recent one, Dark Red is good, but very very different and may not be to your taste If you don't listen to Flying Lotus, absolutely give him a go, he spans so much stuff, from glitch hop to ambient to future jazz [video=youtube;C1q2g1zUNfM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1q2g1zUNfM[/video] Also you may like Dean Blunt, because everyone likes Dean Blunt [video=youtube;UbGFDTPF_Zc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbGFDTPF_Zc[/video] And here's a bit of a curveball but it's great [video=youtube;Od-GIE9kNG8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od-GIE9kNG8[/video] Honestly just listening to hip hop isn't that bad a thing, it's getting pretty diverse, like there's almost no intersection between Gucci Mane and Subtle

[QUOTE=Jsoldier;47578151]I've been into hiphop my entire life and I want to branch out and try new genres out. What are some good places to start?[/QUOTE] thrash, crossover, etc. body count did a pretty rad cover of institutionalized a while back [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9jXnZS3ouU[/media]

am i the only one who didn't know Yelawolf is white he sounds so black

thanks for the recommendations everyone, lovin everything so far

The World Is A Beautiful Place are coming back to my town in June, how are they live? I currently intend on going, but I can't recall if the venue is 18 and over or 21 and over. If the latter I'll have to track down someone to get a fake ID from...

I'm getting a fake ID to see Melvins in July probably Normally I wouldn't, but they're only a few miles from my house, concerts are almost NEVER in my town, and they're one of my favorite bands ever - why the hell not

For the longest time I've had ACDC in the metal folder instead of the hard rock folder, but that changed today.

You absolute madman

yesterday i was on the bus next to some business-dad-looking guy with grey hair and a windows phone, and he was listening to norwegian black metal. he really didn't look like the type to enjoy that stuff, was really surprising

Guys, the venue is 18 and over, not 21, so I don't need to get a fake ID! :)

[QUOTE=Daniel Smith;47589430]For the longest time I've had ACDC in the metal folder instead of the hard rock folder, but that changed today.[/QUOTE] [url=http://bash.org/?2999]Reminded me of this[/url]

its a small world apparently but i do not know what forum that was

Akayz's posts about Asians are the highlights of my life.

Guys I'm enjoying reading books again I'm so happy I'm going to cry

what books you reading bro? im reading arnold schwarzenegger's autobio atm and the guy is such a beast

Right now, Short Cuts. The film adaptation was apparently a huge influence on Magnolia, which is one of my favorite movies. I really want to read Slaughterhouse-Five at some point, though. I'm trying to read classics in addition to just normal books

You should read Going After Cacciato by Tim O'Brien. Just finished reading it about a week ago and it was really great.