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SO MUCH FUCK, WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO???


  • 4got about this 1
  • Listening to siriusxmu's top 41 songs of 2012.

    3. Oblivion
    2. Myth
    1. The house that heaven built
  • this is the most underrated Clash song.



  • Discovering even more albums that I missed out on in 2012.

    :|
  • to be honest. if I had discovered Waxahatchee earlier this year before I made my top of 2012 list.

    I may have put it on top.

    It's that good.
  • I like that Waxahatchee album a lot, not enough that it made by list but it was cool.
  • I'm going to listen to Alive 2007 for the first time tonight (this morning?), but i feel like should hear Human After All first, bad reception, because as of now I think I've only heard three songs on that album. We'll see if I dislike it as much as a lot of people seem to.
  • come to think of it I've never heard that album the whole way through. Strange considering Homework is one of my all-time favorite albums, but yeah I just never got around to it.

    Alive 2007 however is fantastic.
  • Verdict on Human After All: it's relatively underwhelming and certainly feels somewhat lazy when measured against Daft Punk's first two albums, but I still have a hard time hating it. I definitely really enjoy at least a handful of tracks on it, even though it's not amazing as a whole.

    I'm gonna save Alive 2007 for another time though.
  • I think Human After All is pretty awful.
  • Don't get me wrong; I don't enjoy it nearly as much as Discovery or Homework, but I don't completely understand why many people find it offensively bad.
  • It's more of less of the huge fall they took.

    It's not offensively bad, more just offensive to fans.

    Like they said "Remember how Homework and Discovery were worked on really hard, and they gave you guys brilliant singles and each revolutionised the dance music scene? Yeah well it's time for us to put together a record and we had just 2 weeks to write and record it so here it is. LULZ"
  • After listening to the new Unknown Mortal Orchestra album a few times, I can say that I pretty much love it.

    At first I was really annoyed by how there's 3 +5 minute tracks in a row in the middle, one of them being 7 and a half minutes.
    But as I listened, more it became apparent it's intentional, as to make a slower psychedelic part of the record.
    The 7 minute track might even be my favourite on the album.

    Also the album is much more quieter and reserved than the selftitled debut which might put people off, but I love it more than the self titled.
    Sequenced pretty much perfectly, start and end with catchy up beat pop funk tracks, with a middle section which is expansive, long and psychedelic. Really cool.
  • Had this shit in my head all night
  • None of these vids are showing up on my phone anymore :(
  • @solitude DEAL WITH IT NERD
  • fk u. someone needs to fix this.


    Im listenin to Boxer because I havent listened to itin a long time.


  • Absolutely beautiful track.


  • Better than every 2012 album. #MahOpinionz


  • So much Each Other tonight...
  • its a live-vid kinda night... some dope body too

  • @TJ song of 2011, no question about it
  • What I listened to in 2012.

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  • This isn't counting the amount of time I listened to Death Grips in the car, which was exclusively.

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  • eh, here's mine. Kind of depressingly small. I don't scrobble alot of my iPod listening though, which is easily half of my entire listening when I'm at school anyway
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  • oh yeah and there was that week where I was really into Saturdays=Youth and that was all I listened to, lol
  • My Last.FM doesn't make a lot of sense but the Death Grips count is correct.
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  • So I finally heard the infamous Madvillain album. Verdict? I like it. But honestly I don't get the hype. I really didn't know what to expect going in, so I guess it's good I didn't have any. I just let the music speak for itself. But I get that Madvillainy is special. MF DOOMS' delivery is totally different and the beats are kind of all over the place but good. I don't care much for the filler. I know it gives the album more personality but I think there was just too much. Also I don't really think MF is spittin some crazy lines. A lot of his stuff is decent to me. At least on this album. But whatever, I'm glad I checked out Madvillain. 7/10
  • I took to my trusty iTunes and hit shuffle on Death Grips. First 5 songs of 2013, bitches!

    Known For It
    Whammy
    System Blower
    Biiiiitch Pleeeeease
    Bass Rattle Stars Out of The Sky
  • look I love Madvillainy a lot, but Take Me To Your Leader is Doom's real classic, It's a real fucking neck breaker.





  • First album I listened to in 2013: OK Computer (on vinyl :D)
  • @shin0bz no one really "gets" Madvillainy upon first listen. It's definitely a grower if there ever was one.

    Though I probably agree with @Kyle that Take Me to Your Leader is better.
  • I already like those three tracks more than what Madvillainy offered. Maybe it will grow on me but I don't see that happening, lol. I'm real picky on my Hip-Hop. I still think he's waaayyyy overrated. I'll stand by that forever probably. A lot of people consider JJ DOOM a classic and I think it's on the merit of MF DOOM'S name. I listened to it and was rather unimpressed. But I'll give King Geedorah a chance for sure. Those beats are so slick.
  • People consider JJ DOOM a classic? When the hell did that happen?
  • JJ Doom was pretty forgettable.
  • A lot of YouTubers when I commented my thoughts on how it isn't a classic or THAT good. But that's YouTube for ya. But it's the "power" of a name. That's that shit I don't fall for.
  • well that's the people, not the actual dude. When you've done as many projects as DOOM you can't expect success on all of em, and especially DOOM where you know what you're gonna get with him, it's more about how he works with the production and the flow of the album, and that's where JJ Doom fell down, and became tiresome to listen to.
  • True. I shouldn't remind people of people. They suck. But anyway, MF DOOM isn't that great to me and that's that. No matter how much work he's done. That's impressive, I'll give him that. But I feel that's all people are caring for. The amount of work and not quality. I get reminded that all the goddam time. Like I care, lol.
  • MF Doom is the biggest asshole on the planet, if that makes a difference to you.
  • I think I read that before in the boards. But it's all the same to me.
  • http://vektroid.tumblr.com/

    New project from the Macintosh Plus/Virtual Information Desk person (I think)
  • Awesome garage/punk/hardcore/whatever band with pretty ladies in it. I'm sold.

  • listening to Spiderland for the first time
  • this is very haunting, in a "Street Spirit" kind of way
  • this track was freaking great too, especially the climax
  • I'm really digging on this album lately too. Might've talked about it already, but y'all 90's indie rock fans (COUGH@kyle) need to check this out
    http://pile.bandcamp.com/album/dripping
  • he already did
  • and didn't really like it, sorry Robby.
  • eh it's whatever. i like it :3
  • What the fuck, this White Lung album is damn fucking good. How did I miss this??
  • A lot of Aussie indie music arrives and then leaves quicker than it came, this is one of those decent records left behind

  • @shinobez I know right? First day of 2013 and I already found something that should have been on my 2012 list.
  • @hedgeway not exactly on the first day of 2013, but like, around the 28th/29th I found that Waxahatchee record which I've been playing virtually nonstop.

    It would have easily cracked my top 5. :\
  • I hope you asked her if she knows Nick.
  • @hedgeway Haha, yeah I'm a little baffled right now. I just really dig it. On my third listen now and I'm thinking to myself ".... I love this". So thanks, @hedgeway :]
  • every one knows me
  • fun!
  • One of the most hilarious things I've seen was when one of my friends (in an attempt to get with a hot girl) start dancing like a maniac with her fat friend because he thought if would help somehow. We then referenced this all night.

  • I usually hang out in the quiet sit down areas, and talk to the girls out there.

    I've talked to some pretty nice gals.
  • yeah that Billy Woods album and the Pile album I talked about earlier both really deserved to be on my list. )X
  • pretty much
  • especially when you have shit like "free wine"
  • that's why you get drunk before hand. pre drinks they're called here.
  • @Ocaml

    Dude... just go. That sounds like heaven.
  • I'm checking out Mono's Under The Pipal Tree album and I gotta say, it's boring.
  • that's because it's their least good album. Go for You Are There or Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined instead.
  • even their sophomore album One Step More and You Die is way better, in fact this track verges on being post-metal, of all things
  • I just experienced Scott Walker's Bish Bosch.... it was something. I like it upon my first listen but I have to give it more to really sink in. Obviously.

    @ClydeNut How would you rate Hymn To The Immortal Wind?
  • love it, here's how I rate Mono's albums, probably.

    1. You Are There
    2. Walking Cloud and Deep Red Sky, Flag Fluttered and the Sun Shined
    3. Hymn to the Immortal Wind
    4. One Step More and You Die
    5. For My Parents
    6. Under the Pipal Tree
  • Hymn has the song I put on synchtube last night btw
  • Curtis Mayfield - Superfly

    Also on tap for today:

    Baby Huey and the Babysitters - The Baby Huey Story
    Barry White - Can't Get Enough, I've Got So Much To Give, Stone Goin'
    Belleruche - Turntable Soul Music
    Boxcutter - Glyphic
    Sepalcure - Sepalcure
    Jamie Woon - Mirrorwriting
    Scuba - Triangulation

    I love what tokens.
  • @balmaseda: Cool, defo gonna check that out.

    I've put off listening to Passion Pit - Gossamer until now. Could just as well have gone on without listening to it at all.
  • @balmy Thx for the tip bro.
  • fucking passion pit
  • Your mom goes to college.
  • Fuck, some college sounds great right about now. This hs shit is getting old
  • I'm doing important things today. Like listening to 2 bands' records that I never sat down and actually listened to like Dead Kennedys and King Crimson. Yeah I know. I mean, I've always known about them and heard the praised singles and shit, but never a full album.
  • Man I'm really diggin' this Jamie Woon feller so far.
  • I don't remember any song off that album except "Night Air", but it was pretty alright.
  • what Mark said, that track's also co produced by Burial I'm pretty sure.

    anyway gonna check out one of the staff picks from what;

  • Checking out Mono's Hymn To The Immortal Wind. It's fucking gorgeous.
  • damn straight it is

    (inb4 nick comes in and starts talking about how formulaic it is)
  • thats just how I feel, I wouldn't have said anything if you hadn't baited me.

    Troll baiter. :3
  • ur formulaic...
  • Christ this new strfkr song reminds me of the good ol s/t days.


  • ooh yeah. Got elements of that German Love sound that I've been missing from them.
  • I usually don't like this kind of music but that sounds beautiful.
  • thanks colony. you're the best.
  • I liked their 2011 album but haven't listened to that band too much since then
  • First album dloaded in 2013...


    still labelled it as 2012.
  • check out their 2008 album.

    It's got better single songs than the 2011 album, but isn't as consistent. It's like a handful of actual songs and then the rest is instrumentals and wordless "la la la" type tracks
  • fuck no
  • how about

    "who the fuck are they listening to?"
  • "how the fuck is that listening for?"
  • "listens: what the fuck are they?"