OT: The Semi-irregular Music Thread

[Ugene Magic]

Most of you guys seem to like older tunes, but if there's any younger guys that like bangers then I've got one for you

https://soundcloud.com/samgellaitry/long-distance

Reminds me of this. At least this is what came straight in my head.

 

[Penguinator]

 

[Randy Butternubs]

Can't stop listening.

 

[Penguinator]

Nubs, you seem to like original ****.

Enjoy.

 

[66-30-33]

Thanks for the site.. Good find.. I doubt you'll find many around that will agree.

I've gotten away from a lot of what I've grown up with(rock, alternative, etc) the past few years and have gotten more into electronic music. Chillstep is one of the genre's I'm a fan of. I'm still finding my exact niche in electronic music, but I find house, trance, and trap to be what I lean towards. Though I still don't know how to clasify some of the other stuff I like. I'm still learning the classifications and training my ear to pick up on them.

I'll be going to TomorrowWorld in September, and I absolutely cannot wait.

You're welcome. It's a good site, you still visit it?

 

[clefty]

 

[Penguinator]

 

[Valarukar]

 

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[Dipsy Doodle]

 

[tanoyidsot]

 

[End of Line]

Went and saw Brillz last night, put on a pretty good show.

Only downside of course is that there were a lot of bro's who couldn't handle what they were on.

 

[Dipsy Doodle]

Them Brazilians were doing some pretty creative **** in the '60s and '70s:

 

[Hydro]

Went and saw Brillz last night, put on a pretty good show.

Only downside of course is that there were a lot of bro's who couldn't handle what they were on.

Brillz is pretty sick. My favorite by him though has to be this

https://soundcloud.com/officialsnails/lil-boosie-crazy-brillz-snails-bootleg-free-download

 

[tom_servo]

Them Brazilians were doing some pretty creative **** in the '60s and '70s:

I thought of this while reading/listening to Pitchfork's top 200 songs of the 80's (Tom Zé had a song at #199).

http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/9700-the-200-best-songs-of-the-1980s/

Great archaeological dig, as all Pitchfork's lists are.

 

[Dipsy Doodle]

I thought of this while reading/listening to Pitchfork's top 200 songs of the 80's (Tom Zé had a song at #199).

http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/9700-the-200-best-songs-of-the-1980s/

Great archaeological dig, as all Pitchfork's lists are.

Beauty. I only checked out 200-190 and the list already has Ze and Onyeabor, so I'm gonna have to dedicate some time to going over the whole thing.

 

[Penguinator]

 

[End of Line]

Brillz is pretty sick. My favorite by him though has to be this

https://soundcloud.com/officialsnails/lil-boosie-crazy-brillz-snails-bootleg-free-download

He put on one hell of a set. Going to see 12th Planet Friday night.

 

[Randy Butternubs]

Pretty chill song and decent new album.

I'm going to see them open for Joywave in October.

Their first album was much better.

 

[Penguinator]

 

[End of Line]

 

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[Headshot77]

My music taste is somewhat classic; I'm into classic rock and disco/funk, mostly. However, I've been discovering some modern interpretations of funk and I find them absolutely irresistible.




Anybody have any other examples like these?

 

[ThatGuy]

Any electronic music fans into OVERWERK?

 

[Penguinator]

On the double album Hooker 'N Heat (1970), John Lee Hooker is heard wondering how Wilson is capable of following Hooker's guitar playing so well. Hooker was known to be a difficult performer to accompany, partly because of his disregard of song form. Yet Wilson seemed to have no trouble at all following him on this album. Hooker concludes that "you [Wilson] musta been listenin' to my records all your life". Hooker is also known to have stated "Wilson is the greatest harmonica player ever."

JOHN LEE HOOKER & ALAN "BLIND OWL" WILSON - DRIFTIN' - 1970