LOAF: Thread for me and Loaf to post good music and no one else

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Jimmy fucking sands

the myth, the legend

Holy fucking cock it's OEP

Very long time

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Jim could you imagine the music we could write?

National Socialist Twink Metal

LOL that's gay dude I'm straight.

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Jimmy fucking sands

the myth, the legend

Holy fucking cock it's OEP

Very long time

How've you been hombre?

Lifes been very good to me

How about you man?

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Jamming to Dystopia, Discharge and fucking Bach this week.

What a combo.

Loaf, I know you already know this, but Dystopia fucking slays. I challenge anyone to find me a band that reeks of misanthropy like Dystopia does.

Total Abuse - Excluded

One of the best records I've ever heard and it came out this year or last year I think.

Rectal Hygienics - Even The Flies Won't Touch You

Gay Kiss - Fault

Anything by the band Sexdrome

This is the kind of shit I listen to mostly these days, it all delivers this vibe, all of it is amazing.

this shit is awesome. It's a track from an unknown artist off a posh isolation various artist compilation

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Also try Beketh Nexehmu's first LP.

I'm telling ya jim, check these out.

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All this shit is right up your alley. It will fit perfectly with your week.

Yo jim what classical music have you been listening to lately? I've been downloading and listening to fuck loads, but none enough so I can say much about them. I need more repeat listens.

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Consider suicide

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Loaf that Polish untitled thing was rad, albeit it went on a little too long.

Total Abuse is pretty rad so far.

I've just been listening to a lot of classical music lately. My main focus hasn't been music though, lately my main focus has been reading. I just read the stranger by albert camus. I'm not quite sure what I want to read next. I do love that untitled track btw, it was part of a compilation album. It's probably limited to like 100 copies or something. It's annoying when I find a cool album and I find out that it's extremely limited and I'll never get a copy of it. That's what happened with this cool lo fi synth band called tollund men. It sold out on the very first day, like a month after I discovered it. I could only hear one track from it before someone finally leaked it like a month or two later.

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Loaf that Polish untitled thing was rad, albeit it went on a little too long.

Total Abuse is pretty rad so far.

I've just been listening to a lot of classical music lately. My main focus hasn't been music though, lately my main focus has been reading. I just read the stranger by albert camus. I'm not quite sure what I want to read next. I do love that untitled track btw, it was part of a compilation album. It's probably limited to like 100 copies or something. It's annoying when I find a cool album and I find out that it's extremely limited and I'll never get a copy of it. That's what happened with this cool lo fi synth band called tollund men. It sold out on the very first day, like a month after I discovered it. I could only hear one track from it before someone finally leaked it like a month or two later.

Nice man. I'm gunna pick up some history books to get learned. Just finished Catch 22 and thought about starting Critique of Pure Reason.

dude holy fuck you are not reading Kant. That guy is supposed to be like, harder than Schopenhauer. I dunno what to read next. I have like, overwhelmed syndrome. I have a lot of novels I could possibly be reading next.

Blood Meridian by Cormac Mccarthy,
Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep by Philip K Dick,
Funeral Rites by Jean Genet,
Crime And Punishment by Dostoyevsky,
Hunger by Knut Hamson,
The Trial by Franz Kafka,
No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai,
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley,
Stoner by John Williams,
The Possibility of an Island by Michel Houellebecq
Neuromancer by William Gibson
Animal Farm by George Orwell
The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde
My War Gone By, I Miss It So by Anthony Loyd
Unbroken by Lauren Hillenbrand

And man, those are just the stories I bought. I bought philosophy books and books filled with poems, journal entries, philosophical essays.
Nausea by Sartre,
The World as Will and Representation by Schopenhauer,
The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus,
The Book of Disquiet by Fernando Pessoa,
Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche,
Collected Fictions by Jorhe Louis Borge,
The complete works of Edger Allan Poe,
Marque De Sade's 120 days of sodom,
Journey To The End of Night by Celine,
The Conspiracy Against The Human Race by Thomas Ligotti,
The complete works of Arthur Rimbaud,
The Passion According to G.H. by Clarice Lispector,
On The Heights of Despair by Emil Cioran,
The Problem With Being Born by Emil Cioran

That's a list of all the stuff that I've bought on paperback or hardcover lately. I've just wanted to surround myself with books. It's really something having a shelf filled with books, as opposed to having them on your kindle. I almost feel like I don't want to read a book until I have a physical copy of it. A lot of the non story books I have are pretty damn hard to read. I think Nausea will be readable. I like Cioran and Pessoa, I can probably read Camus and Poe and Rimbaud and Celine. I've picked some of those up and it's not that hard. Fucking Neizsche and Schopenhauer are way too difficult though, with ligoti I have to look up 5 new words per paragraph.

My parents gave me a few books too.
The Old Man At Sea by Ernest Hemingway (it fucking defies logic that there's not 2 Ms in his name)
Catch 22
In Cold Blood
Paradise Lost (vintage hard cover copy with illustrations by william blake)
Slaughterhouse 5

funny enough, I'm not sure I really want to tackle any of the story books I bought right now, because although they sound interesting as fuck and I want to get around to them eventually, I want to read something extremely fucked up and horrific. So I want to get the book the painted bird, or cows, or hog. I wish I could get Michael Gira's book The Consumer, but a copy is over 100 dollars. I'm just in the mood for something that's like the power electronics or old school death metal of literature.

Train just released a led zeppilin cover album

nevermind

Fuck man, I need to get back into playing my instruments. I wanna learn how to write my own music.

Bach rules.

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I read this year, the metamorphosis by franz kafka, the wasp factory by ian banks, in the miso soup by ryu mirakami, and the stranger by albert camus. I think the book I will read next will be lolita, but I haven't enjoyed the past 6+ books I tried and I don't have high hopes that I will even finish it. I started a pretty big library of books with money from my last birthday, you can see most of the list of books I own in the thread on the serious forum titled vote for the next book I read, or something.

Although, come to think of it, I have many more books than the ones on that list.

I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

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I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

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No, it's not actually very good. It's too chaotic and there's absolutely no feeling being evoked by those shreaks which sound more like obnoxious whiny teenage angst manifestations than actual vocals. The gutteral pig vocals at the end and the chugga chugga guitar riffs were sort of embarrassing. There's an effect on my brain that I get from listening to the technical wankery of those sorts of guitars, which don't allow for any feeling to be born, and instead grinds the senses like cold rusty gears, painfully.

I should add, that being chaotic isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's just that the way the guitar wank is sprinkled in there makes it sound like a ruckus more than a carefully assorted algebra of discordant music. Some bands truly are able to produce a sort of beauty in chaos, creating a sense of disarray but also a feeling that everything is exactly where it should be. That is a true work of genius, when you hear Le Sacre Du Printemps by Igor Stravinsky, or Obscura by Gorguts (who maintains raw intensity, without becoming showy. It's pure artistic expression, and no fluff. Perhaps the same could be said about My hero, Bela Bartok, and his string quartets). I think that's what the arrangements in that song amount to, is pure fluff. Grating, steel wool fluff being jammed into my brain.

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Check this out Jimmy.

I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

YouTube

No, it's not actually very good. It's too chaotic and there's absolutely no feeling being evoked by those shreaks which sound more like obnoxious whiny teenage angst manifestations than actual vocals. The gutteral pig vocals at the end and the chugga chugga guitar riffs were sort of embarrassing. There's an effect on my brain that I get from listening to the technical wankery of those sorts of guitars, which don't allow for any feeling to be born, and instead grinds the senses like cold rusty gears, painfully.

Opinion noted and ignored. One of the most creative and inspired albums one heard in a long time.

I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

YouTube

No, it's not actually very good. It's too chaotic and there's absolutely no feeling being evoked by those shreaks which sound more like obnoxious whiny teenage angst manifestations than actual vocals. The gutteral pig vocals at the end and the chugga chugga guitar riffs were sort of embarrassing. There's an effect on my brain that I get from listening to the technical wankery of those sorts of guitars, which don't allow for any feeling to be born, and instead grinds the senses like cold rusty gears, painfully.

Opinion noted and ignored. One of the most creative and inspired albums one heard in a long time.

I should add, that being chaotic isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's just that the way the guitar wank is sprinkled in there makes it sound like a ruckus more than a carefully assorted algebra of discordant music. Some bands truly are able to produce a sort of beauty in chaos, creating a sense of disarray but also a feeling that everything is exactly where it should be. That is a true work of genius, when you hear Le Sacre Du Printemps by Igor Stravinsky, or Obscura by Gorguts (who maintains raw intensity, without becoming showy. It's pure artistic expression, and no fluff. Perhaps the same could be said about My hero, Bela Bartok, and his string quartets). I think that's what the arrangements in that song amount to, is pure fluff. Grating, steel wool fluff being jammed into my brain.

I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

YouTube

No, it's not actually very good. It's too chaotic and there's absolutely no feeling being evoked by those shreaks which sound more like obnoxious whiny teenage angst manifestations than actual vocals. The gutteral pig vocals at the end and the chugga chugga guitar riffs were sort of embarrassing. There's an effect on my brain that I get from listening to the technical wankery of those sorts of guitars, which don't allow for any feeling to be born, and instead grinds the senses like cold rusty gears, painfully.

Opinion noted and ignored. One of the most creative and inspired albums one heard in a long time.

I should add, that being chaotic isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's just that the way the guitar wank is sprinkled in there makes it sound like a ruckus more than a carefully assorted algebra of discordant music. Some bands truly are able to produce a sort of beauty in chaos, creating a sense of disarray but also a feeling that everything is exactly where it should be. That is a true work of genius, when you hear Le Sacre Du Printemps by Igor Stravinsky, or Obscura by Gorguts (who maintains raw intensity, without becoming showy. It's pure artistic expression, and no fluff. Perhaps the same could be said about My hero, Bela Bartok, and his string quartets). I think that's what the arrangements in that song amount to, is pure fluff. Grating, steel wool fluff being jammed into my brain.

It takes a few listens honestly but once it clicks the album gets me super hyped.

I've probably listened to it front to back five times in the last two days

I'm not sure if you faggots care but this album is 10/10

YouTube

No, it's not actually very good. It's too chaotic and there's absolutely no feeling being evoked by those shreaks which sound more like obnoxious whiny teenage angst manifestations than actual vocals. The gutteral pig vocals at the end and the chugga chugga guitar riffs were sort of embarrassing. There's an effect on my brain that I get from listening to the technical wankery of those sorts of guitars, which don't allow for any feeling to be born, and instead grinds the senses like cold rusty gears, painfully.

Opinion noted and ignored. One of the most creative and inspired albums one heard in a long time.

I should add, that being chaotic isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's just that the way the guitar wank is sprinkled in there makes it sound like a ruckus more than a carefully assorted algebra of discordant music. Some bands truly are able to produce a sort of beauty in chaos, creating a sense of disarray but also a feeling that everything is exactly where it should be. That is a true work of genius, when you hear Le Sacre Du Printemps by Igor Stravinsky, or Obscura by Gorguts (who maintains raw intensity, without becoming showy. It's pure artistic expression, and no fluff. Perhaps the same could be said about My hero, Bela Bartok, and his string quartets). I think that's what the arrangements in that song amount to, is pure fluff. Grating, steel wool fluff being jammed into my brain.

It takes a few listens honestly but once it clicks the album gets me super hyped.

I've probably listened to it front to back five times in the last two days

I have a highly tuned musical ear and a lot of musical experience. I know fluff when I hear it.