I've listened to 700-800 albums every year for most of my life and have built up an exhaustive knowledge of music history and its breadth. There are very few people who know as much about music as I do, and I'm on a first-name basis with more than half of them.
Yea Forums, name me any song or album and I will try to list ten similar pieces of music that I sincerely believe tackled the same themes presented in said work in a better way
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Behold! The Night Mare by The Smashing Pumpkins
Alright smart guy, shill me ten songs/albums similar to this:
- Sonata No. 3, Op. 23 in F-Sharp Minor: I. Dramatico by Vladimir Horowitz
- Inja O Anja by Hooshmand Aghili
- Neredesin by Mazlumi
- Mendelssohn : Symphony No.2 in B flat major Op.52, 'Hymn of Praise' : X "Ihr Völker, bringet her dem Herrn Ehre und Macht!" by Kurt Masur
- the works of ferhat saglam
- Der Mond ist aufgegangen by Kinderchor Flohhaufen
let's see you try this one out
Candy Claws - Ceres and Calypso in the deep time
impossible
- the journey by the atkins family
- Khushnaseebi Hai by Pankaj Udhas
- Beni Bilene by Yasar Yasayan
- Twisted Soul by The Humans
- Jodi Jantem Aamar-Gayetri by Gayetri Chowdhury
- The Boarder by Choi Yeong Il
- Brontolone (from "Crescete E Moltiplicatevi") - (Versione IV) by Ennio Morricone
Also OP, how do you listen to music? Entire discographies chronologically, or just single albums in no particular order?
If the former, how do you decide on if you want to give an artist a try and not give up if you don't like the first album
Dunno Da Funk by Sekond Skin
Henze: "Solo chi ama conosce" - Andante ma non troppo - "Solo chi ama conosce" - Andante ma non troppo by Henze, Hans Werner
Rossini: "Qui mia moglie ha da venire" - "Qui mia moglie ha da venire" by Rossini, Gioacchino
Moon Tide by Cool Shooz
I dare you to try to find something with sicker riffs and better drums than this.
Stop trying to go deeper. It's bad for your mental health. You'll only feel lonelier and more disconnected from the world.
I've worked at a record store for five years, and I've easily listened to over 1000 albums, and this guy is 100% correct: Nobody needs that much knowledge. It's dangerous. It's ruined my life. I think everybody I meet is a pleb.
projection. not OP but the deeper into music I've gone, the more connected to the human spirit I've felt.
- 2x2x2 - Parts 1&2 by Isifi Lokole
- Liszt: Piano Concerto No.2 In A, S.125 - 5. Marziale un poco meno allegro by Liszt, Franz
- Otello / Act 1: Capitano, v'attende la fazione ai baluardi by Giuseppe Verdi
So you should suppress your urge to get greater knowledge, because you won't fit in with society?
You can have a great knowledge and still realize it's not what life's about, why blur the line?
give me sucky fucky smart man
- Sto'pa kai sto pariggila by Mixalis Kalergis
- In the Bleak Mid Winter by Steve Ragsdale
- the entirety of twentymule’s magnus opus “ned tender”
OP you've listened to so much yet you haven't listened to anything at all.
To achieve true musical supremacy is to master the art of making it yourself.
You're a plebeian.
I'm trying to change my viewpoints and look at it that way. I'm a very negative person by nature, and I've been trying to change. I've been trying to think of music in terms of "understanding what appeals to other people" instead of "my taste is correct and theirs is wrong"
It's very hard. I was raided in a negative environment.
horrifyingly dull taste
OP = pseud
great choices, though they aren't better than Blonde On Blonde to me
>i’m on a first-name basis with more than half of them
Oh wow your discord must be *so cool*
Speaking personally, I love listening to music that is normally outside my wheelhouse with the intent of figuring out all the aspects of it that appeal to people, and imagining the ideal person who would love that artist/song/album. It helps me be empathetic to people whose lives and artistic choices are so radically different from mine.
Thats understandable brother. Your will sounds good though. Just keep meditating on it.
just listen to everything lmao
its really not that deep
Have sex
>There are very few people who know as much about music as I do, and I'm on a first-name basis with more than half of them.
what the fuck are you even talking about?
>There are very few people who know as much about music as I do, and I'm on a first-name basis with more than half of them.
Like Mensa but for virgins
larp thread
>he stopped responding after 5 replies
every fucking time with these threads
christ this is just embarrassing
I’m still here, you all just have astoundingly shitty taste in music. I would rather not waste my time on plebeians
Henning Christiansen - Abschiedssymphonie
Nice excuse, fagtard. Why did you even make this thread?
Okay, faggot, here you go.
>you all just have astoundingly shitty taste in music. I would rather not waste my time on plebeians
wow look at mr. pretentious over here
>the pod
>shitty
go listen to your niche classical music, u nerd
OP, are you still here?
If yes, listen to fucking No-Man, you faggot piece of shit and stop smelling your own farts.
Lift to Experience - The Texas Jerusalem Crossroads
I already have one album in mind in terms of similarities, I’m curious if you name the same one
I’ll give them a listen
Post your rym
Where is your confusion coming from?
OP is claiming to be a musical expert, okay? OP is claiming that there are very few people who know as much about music as he has. OP is claiming to know, on a personal level, about half of all the people who know as much about music (I.e. half of the other musical experts in the world).
He literally can't
Closet Goth - Friendship Village
Soul Swallower - Devoured
RISK EMULATOR - Selected Lo-fi Tapes 2016-2018
would love anything similar to these.
it's been hours, where's my sucky fucky smart man
You might as well just leave now. OP isn't doing shit, nor is he going to do shit. You got baited.
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