My ears work great, thanks

I'm sure that's what all of you tone deaf people tell yourself. Either way, you are still a hypocrite, regardless of how much you assert that you are not.

Tone deaf's probably not the right word to describe my apparently objective wrongness in thinking that an hour of staticy randomness is as varied in sounds throughout as an avant-pop record

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At this point this conversation has been you arguing with a form of your ****ty logic for a long time now. Changing the goal posts is a nice distractor, but it's hardly been an effective move on your front.

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I can call out logic for being ****ty too, like the logic that 4'33 is music or the logic that there's any sort of notable variation throughout the runtime of MMM

It's definitely among the most textured albums I've ever heard. Pretty much something new every time right. after another. Just as something gels in my head a new surface rises

Underlined: weak ass troll attempt. You can do better, I've seen it.

Bolded: Ja...I'm just gonna assume that you didn't even listen to the five minutes of the album that you said you did if you keep making uninformed and painfully ignorant comments such as this.

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I highly doubt an album reviewer could properly review an album based off of a third of the content.

There are plenty of albums where songs work horrid on their own but with in the context of the album they are awesome.

There are also albums where I thought half of it was awesome while the other half was meh.

So you really can't judge an album based off of a third of the content. To compare that to missing a second of an album is ****ty logic.

Well, let's see. Yorke, if I quite strongly disliked nearly 1/2 of Art Angels and the singles, is their any chance I'll enjoy the rest/find it better in an overall context? I assume the answer is a big fat no, but if I'm wrong I might give it another listen. I'd really rather not though because I think I've heard all I need. If no, I'd say I've been able to judge it based on that just fine.

You don't have to do a damn thing, if the songs you heard have lowered your interest in the album then by all means don't listen to it. You don't have to. I'm sure as hell not going to listen to a Justin Bieber album. But I also don't have any opinions on any Justin Bieber albums. Because I never listened to them.

One time I listened to someone pooping and I could swear I was hearing the pained cries of Jesus on the cross. Then another time I listened to someone pooping and it sounded like the wailing of pure ecstasy on the exact moment that Donald Trump's parents conceived him. I was like whoa

Sure, missing a second of an album was hyperbole of the logic that YorkeDaddy was displaying. Still, YD is in no place to talk if he's never even heard Metal Machine Music, which I suspect is the case given his recent comments on the record. Not to mention that Plainview didn't necessarily 'review' it, he just said he didn't like it.

I've heard more than enough of MMM

I highly doubt that. My guess is that you hate the album without any knowledge of what it sounds like because it's a popular opinion to jump on.

Literally told you a page back that I've skipped through the entire thing mostly because I wanted to know if it ever changed in any notable way (it didn't). I'm so sorry it's so hard for you to grasp that someone could genuinely think the album is a pile of feces

There's an obvious difference between the types of album we are discussing here and I think there's certainly more validity in dismissing MMM without hearing the entire thing as compared to Art Angels. However, I also don't think you need to have heard Art Angels in its entirety to dismiss it.

When you say things like this, it only affirms the fact that you've clearly never heard it.

I believe that people dislike the album, but I'm using your ****ty logic at this point. I think I've made my point and I think that you will continue to miss it. It's been fun.

The "fact" that I've never heard it ayyy lmao he's so desperate to act like anything happens on that piece of garbage

Paul Gilbert - Fuzz Universe

The Winery Dogs - Hot Streak

Richie Kotzen - Cannibals

Just a few albums to name...

It's easier to post YouTube videos than a picture on mobile.

Watching Movies With the Sound Off - Mac Miller

Captain Murphy (Flying Lotus) - Duality

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Glass Candy - B/E/A/T/B/O/X

I'm getting into more electronic music, and this comes in the form of Italo Disco. I.e synth pop.

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White Fence - For the Recently Found Innocent (2014)
I was digging this already last year, and probably posted it in this thread back then to. But each time I play it, it amazes me with its perfect 60s psychedelic pop & garage-ness. It's one of the best 60s albums that didn't come out in the 60s.

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Caravan Palace - <I°_°I>

So, this quietly got squeaked out. It's pretty f*cking fantastic.

Ezra Furman - Perpetual Motion People
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Makes me remember how excited I was the first time I heard of Montreal.

New Releases

Soft Moon - Deeper
Protomartyr - The Agent Intellect
Kadavar - Berlin

From The Vault

Depeche Mode - Music For The Masses
Ministry - The Land of Rape and Honey
Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Sweet, been waiting for this. DL now.

Thanks for posting this, now I'm digging it, too.

Also enjoying:
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Departmentstore Santas At the Medieval Castle Nineteen 100-Year Lifetimes

Vinyl reissue of 1984 outsider folk-punk. RIYL Daniel Johnston, Television Personalities, Guided By Voices and Cleaners From Venus.

Thanks, this is some nice stuff.

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Promised land sound - For use and delight

Its been many weeks and I AM STILL almost constantly listening to Hazel O'Connor Breaking Glass.

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Mountain Bus - Mountain Bus (1971)

Sounds like a blend of Grateful Dead, Moby Grape, and Jefferson Airplane. Their debut and only album. Leslie West & Mountain sued the band for using the name "Mountain" which forced them to use a disclaimer on the album which is still in effect to this day.


Mountain Bus - Sundance
https://youtu.be/eowmEEsKAn4

In a Silent Way by Miles Davis. Herbie Hancock Sextant is also quite amazing.

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Wavves - V (2015)

Really enjoying this album. Not quite King of the Beach level but easily a top 5 for the year.

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Ghost - Meliora (2015)

Now this is probably the biggest surprise of the year for me. Ghost came out with a fantastic record this year that really amplifies their strengths while diving into some new territories.

http://i.imgur.com/slgM96H.jpg

DJ Cactuar - Amor ubano (2015)

An RYM friend sent me a message wishing me a good day and that I might like to check out his new album. So I did, and it's really bloody good. A cool mix of electronic dance grooves, put together in quite a unique way. It sounds like what I imagine the vaporwave take on power electronics would be like.

^Your RYM friends are using you :p: Naw it's not bad.

Been really digging this new Floating Points album. My friends at pitchfork asked me to listen.

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I'm generally too lazy to post in this thread, but **** it...


Arkangel - Dead Man Walking (2000)


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I once saw this album basically described as 90s metalcore with a ****load of guitar leads, and that's really not off. This is as brutal a metalcore album as you could ever come up with, and it is filled to the gills with Slayer riffs that make it sound like anything other than a 90s metalcore album. Or at least like a 90s metalcore album with a ****load of Slayer riffs. Seriously, why every other hardcore band didn't decide to pump their albums full of Slayer riffs is beyond me, because they obviously make everything better than Jesus.

Pretty sure I've spammed this band all over the thread at this point, but according to Last.FM, this is my most listened to band, and that is entirely due to this album. Yes, I've pretty much listened to one album more than I have listened to the discographies of any single artist over the past year. Cause Arkangel are that ****ing awesome.