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YeahTubaMike posted:no matter how bad the rest of the decade was, "shether" makes up for it "Why you ain't help your bro hide his cum from forensics?" is the second best lyric I've heard today right after "The paramedic thinks I'm clever cause I play guitar, I think she's clever cause she stops people dyin'"
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The metal was good
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https://youtu.be/6ONRf7h3Mdk https://youtu.be/b8m9zhNAgKs
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Dec 24, 2019 06:28
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Billie Eilish closed out this trash decade with with some apt style and songs
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Dec 25, 2019 04:15
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Chinatown posted:lotta good metal came out because metal loving rules now and forever
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i’m not sure that we can define music by decade any more really what with nonlinear distribution like streaming and endless catalogs of past music at your fingertips
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the UK is killing it with interesting music (as usual) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CiFbb6Waj_A
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Dec 25, 2019 07:35
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Ratios and Tendency posted:There's an absolute shitload of awesome music out there to discover. pretty much this. this decade had more amazing accessible music than ever before
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Dec 25, 2019 07:41
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I've found my most loved and cherished music and bands in the last ten years.
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Dec 25, 2019 07:48
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Just discovered Ningen Isu recently and judging from YouTube comments it's just this year they hit it big with the Algorithm. Listen to Ningen Isu.
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Dec 25, 2019 09:00
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The Sciences was the first Sleep album recorded since 1996ish and was loving great, 2010s were a good metal decade
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The instant availability to all music ever made has eliminated the effort required to discover lesser known artists. It used to be somewhat of a lifestyle that required effort to do, and was often seen as pretentious, but now everybody does it without batting an eye or even thinking about it. The concept of larger-than-life music stars, while not dead, is also dying out because of this. Music artists also no longer have to try to align with certain sounds to get heard, and the result is that there's honestly more good, quality music being made now than there ever has been. But, despite all of this, and I don't care if this makes me sound old, by far the most prevalent sound in pop culture today is auto-tuned mumble rap and this baffles me to no end. It can't possibly get much lazier or low effort than this.
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Dec 25, 2019 20:06
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Yeah I've got some good recs from this thread but it is hard to really catch new music now also there is no new Queen. FM for life!
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Really liked the output from Jonna Lee (iamamiwhoami/ionnalee), especially the Blue album. The two Ladytron albums of the decade were alright, but didn't hold a loving candle to Witching Hour as far as I was concerned, even combined. nine inch nails killed it with Less Than, but the rest of the EP it was on (and the one before it) was weird ambient-experiment novelties. There were some pretty great singles stretched across the decade, but they were diamonds scattered across a minefield of soullessly engineered audio. One of the other goons turned me on to the Witch House genre in a thread about aesthetics that I can't find now, and I spent about a year straight listening to nothing but that, especially Crow Cvlt. It wasn't my favorite decade, but it was far from terrible.
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BoldestCorgi posted:Good things about music from the 2010s: Agreed 100%. I stopped going to concerts in the 90's. Then a friend dragged me to a show in 2011 and it reminded me how much I love live music. I signed up for all the concert calendar emails after that, and have seen tons of great shows since. Some of my new favorite bands who most people have never heard of, I've seen 4 or 5 times in the last few years. But yeah, there's a downside. Ratios and Tendency posted:There's an absolute shitload of awesome music out there to discover.  crabcakes dogg posted:pretty much this. this decade had more amazing accessible music than ever before TontoCorazon posted:I've found my most loved and cherished music and bands in the last ten years. Rapacity posted:Yeah I've got some good recs from this thread but it is hard to really catch new music now also there is no new Queen. FM for life! You just have to hunt for it, and latch on when you hear it. I found one of my favorite '10s bands from hearing them piped in to a department store. Chasing songs from movies, TV show soundtracks, and the "people who listen to this also listen to" thing on Amazon have led to dozens of great discoveries for me. Music is life.
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I love finding stuff like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vr5lxiTx4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYJGP0FBaT0
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discovering vaporwave, then futurefunk / new retro / synthwave has been pretty incredible also darkwave / new goth / whatever the gently caress you call Drab Majesty (thanks goth music thread from a while back) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwgrdQf9OYE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqn9fXzYWoo we are living in an unbelievably good time for new music, the barriers to entry / exposure are practically nonexistant and there's just so much good stuff being made all the time now Also the best concert I have ever been to was seeing Carpenter Brut live during the Leather Teeth tour, holy poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZwG2pjzUAo Seeing this live (in Seattle, not Paris) the crowd went insane, it was such a cool moment - everyone was singing along and the energy was incredible
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Dec 26, 2019 09:25
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Looking forward to Accordionwave
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Snowy posted:The metal was good  drat right. They can't kill the metal.
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It was real good
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Streaming services have completely devalued music for me and I have to wade through seas of garbage to find any good albums and have to resort to listening to stupid micro-genres just to put any kind of filter on it.
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LloydDobler posted:Agreed 100%. I stopped going to concerts in the 90's. Then a friend dragged me to a show in 2011 and it reminded me how much I love live music. I signed up for all the concert calendar emails after that, and have seen tons of great shows since. Some of my new favorite bands who most people have never heard of, I've seen 4 or 5 times in the last few years. But yeah, there's a downside. This is exactly my situation. I've been to so many Reign Of Kindo shows in the past few years.
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Hip hop had a stroke and lost the ability to enunciate but really put a hurting on some tinny hi hats in an effort to compensate
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Synthwave tried to emulate the 80s and it ended up just being a drumtraks and Juno with its arpeggiator on hold Still fun music though. This decade might not necessarily have the best music, but the accessibility it brought outweighs any bad. Edit: Favorite artist I discovered, Alex Ball: https://youtu.be/vDxEW31L5kg Least favorite: I just really hate Billie Eillish Top Hats Monthly fucked around with this message at 15:56 on Dec 26, 2019 |
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Top Hats Monthly posted:Synthwave tried to emulate the 80s and it ended up just being a drumtraks and Juno with its arpeggiator on hold I actually like Eillish when I first heard her stuff but like everything that blows up it's over played af
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Jaguars! posted:"Why you ain't help your bro hide his cum from forensics?" is the second best lyric I've heard today right after "The paramedic thinks I'm clever cause I play guitar, I think she's clever cause she stops people dyin'" shether is filled to the brim with amazing disses of all kinds, and i just love it so much, especially considering nicki minaj's embarrassingly feeble attempt at a response
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Right, the 80s. You know who also loves the 80s? Some melodic death metal artists. What would you expect a death metal supergroup to do? Well… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73a2YZXkPGo 
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Metal had a pretty good decade because this came out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4e5Jw9T5Zk And this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N4tXf3Ensw Also this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0YXfeNxJJ0 And they are all awesome in wildly contradictory ways
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I mostly just listen to the same old poo poo from forever ago, but there's newer stuff that I like a lot. I've been kinda obsessed with Daughter since the Before the Storm soundtrack. Some Anna Von Hausswolff, a little Soft Kill, Chromatics has been putting out some good poo poo. 2010-2020 was a hell of a lot better than 2000-2010.
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best metal is still Satan-ABBA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyxrzUe_TDM
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Antifa Poltergeist posted:there's a load of cocaine on the water supply now, poo poo is about to get even weirder I just checked, and Devin Townsend released Deconstructing Badgers this decade. Outweird this! (And he also released this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvmIByrcwAQ )
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2010s metal was pretty great, examples include... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5Gcj1-7SsU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Jp0WwS1hl0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NDKdMmEmUo i hate that every song i picked was from 2011, but whatever they sound like a low-rent trollfest, imho (from 2014) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgaLNd8R0ws
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I miss #nmp3s. Their year end roundups were awesome for catching up on what came out in the year, in a way I haven't found any other site equal to. Overall, I've found this decade pretty depressing, with very little coming out after 2016 that I cared for. The 80s nostalgia all over the place in particular is driving me nuts, since I hated all that the first time around. I'm hoping that in the next decade I learn about the good stuff that's currently flying under my radar.
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Also spanish rap/trap from the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico has been loving phenomenal. Disregard the super popular stuff like Despacito, which I will admit did elevate rap/trap and reggaeton to levels I've never seen before, there has been a ton of collaborations and creativity flowing from people who've basically come from nothing that wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the internet. poo poo, I remember what it was like 15 years ago in the Dominican Republic where influences from outside of that island were extremely rare and usually came from people that had enough money to easily travel between countries. The poo poo that Dominican youths are making now are intense on how creative they are using the influences the internet brought them. Sure, that brings a lot of derivative content but there is a ton of poo poo that's been great.
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Yeah I was with my Cuban relatives last year and they had reggaeton videos going and there's a lot of really good stuff there, and the videos are awesome
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