rise zero

6y

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imagine f***ing to Carissa lmao

"Carissa was thirty fiiiiiiiiivvvvvvvvvee"

moaning

rvi

6y

Mr. yeezy the polar opposite of a dusthead, sad to see

ThuggerBaby

6y

Hosianna Mantra I think def has some of that psychedelic 60s sound in it but I do agree that it’s definitely not a stereotype. I def f*** with Krautrock just not something I listen to a whole lot atm. But yeah usually when I get attracted to music that doesn’t sound like a stereotype it usually ends up being more recent music. Like I think Kevin Penkin’s soundtrack for Made in Abyss sounds like virtually nothing from any decade (moreso got elements of classical music and certain japanese video game soundtracks but still quite it’s own thing) which is something I listened to quite a bit recently.

I would say Rock Bottom from Wyatt doesn’t really sound like any other decade but that is something I don’t see myself listening to either despite me thinking it is a strong body of work.

Aruji

6y

yay nothing is really "timeless". Even Rock Bottom show that it's part of the Canterbury scene of Progressive Rock (Caravan, Soft Machine, Henry Cow, Mike Oldfield etc.).

For example, I love Led Zeppelin but for they are like stereotypical late 60s Hard Rock hence I think that less common artists of that era might be appeasing due to them sounding different.

btw are you Mr. Yeezy?

Elric

6y

Astral Weeks?

Aruji

6y

yay nothing is really "timeless". Even Rock Bottom show that it's part of the Canterbury scene of Progressive Rock (Caravan, Soft Machine, Henry Cow, Mike Oldfield etc.).

For example, I love Led Zeppelin but for they are like stereotypical late 60s Hard Rock hence I think that less common artists of that era might be appeasing due to them sounding different.

btw are you Mr. Yeezy?

rvi

6y

imo timelessness doesnt exist and it doesnt matter anyway. something sounding "of its time" is neither a bad or good thing and depends entirely on the individual listener's perspective

Aruji

6y

that wasn't my point tbh.

Something that sounds out of it's time might be a better way to get into a decade's music because it gives more perspectives, which in turn can inspire one to find out more. At least that's what happened with me when it came to the 90s.

rvi

6y

didnt say it was your point bro, thats why i didnt respond to you lol

rvi

6y

imo timelessness doesnt exist and it doesnt matter anyway. something sounding "of its time" is neither a bad or good thing and depends entirely on the individual listener's perspective

SufiCaughtWreck

6y

Y'all not smashing no way no how. U practicing on ya duvet during Covid ain't ya?

rise zero

6y

imagine f***ing to Carissa lmao

"Carissa was thirty fiiiiiiiiivvvvvvvvvee"

moaning

SufiCaughtWreck

6y

Y'all not smashing no way no how. U practicing on ya duvet during Covid ain't ya?

laudi

6y

Crazy how this site will say something is dated a month after it comes out

rvi

6y

imo timelessness doesnt exist and it doesnt matter anyway. something sounding "of its time" is neither a bad or good thing and depends entirely on the individual listener's perspective

Elric

6y

Disagree with AW then?

rvi

6y

i cant figure out what AW stands for lol

Bizzle

6y

If you f*** to Sufjan Stevens then I'm sorry but you're still actually considered a virgin

Elric

6y

I already said on this page Astral Weeks

Only timeless album I can think of

SufiCaughtWreck

6y

Y'all not smashing no way no how. U practicing on ya duvet during Covid ain't ya?

rvi

6y

listening to that Japandroids Celebration Rock album that some of you love. its pretty good, this dude sounds so excited when he sings

dead at how they replaced the n word with "answers" in the gun club cover