/lit/ - Literature

>>16782233
Kero kero bonito

>>16782233
Chinks screaming
https://anemptycity.bandcamp.com/track/glare
https://instinctofsight.bandcamp.com/track/armour-2

>>16782233
Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin of late but really anything that plays on "classic rock" radio stations
No, I'm not a boomer, literal or otherwise

>>16782233
jacques dutronc

ESCUCHANDO AHORA.

Trying to remember a Brazilian album I listened to two years ago. It was from the 60's I think I don't remember the genre maybe some kind of jazz. Does /lit/ listen to Brazilian music?

>>16782273
Getz&Gilberto?

gravity boys shield gang

Touhou remixes

>>16782255
OK Boomer

dj screw lately

Classical music
Jazz
Bossa Nova

>>16782275
It was something else I don't remember it having lyrics and it had a high view count.

Edm for the most part.

>>16782359
Samba Jazz encore?

>>16782233
I usually listen to folk and neo-folk music. If I'm reading I'll usually just sit in silence.

>>16782233
https://www.last.fm/user/maxzy7
Post lastfms.

blasting this alot lately.

>>16782377
I don't want you to see my hololive music.

>>16782366
The album cover wasn't minimal it's possible I got the decade wrong I may never find it again.

I exclusively listen to the 24/7 lo-fi hip hop youtube livestream while reading.

>>16782377
https://www.last.fm/user/Malafat31

>>16782383
I know you're memeing but I unironically like that millenial shit, it's like white noise to my ears, it helps me concentrate.

the danish national symphony orchestra

2000s punk rock/alternative rock

>>16782255
You're either a zoomer or a late millennial/early gen x'er. Either way your musical tastes are shit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVwCoFAT0wY

post rock, post punk

>>16782233
I listen almost exclusively to Rosetta. Listening to music takes too much time to find new things worth listening to.

I'm really into Charles Mingus right now. I'm working on my bass playing and composing as well so he keeps me going with that.

Dream pop

Genesis

>>16782233
Good choice

>>16782377
https://www.last.fm/user/betterswissalps
>inb4 "/mu/ zoomer"

>>16782531
>Listening to music takes too much time to find new things worth listening to.

Clicking on some and instantly being able to listen to them "takes too much time". This fucking generation..

What would you have done back in the day when you had to actually step outside and go to record stores to sift through endless crates of vinyl?

>>16782233
A lot of Sleaford Mods lately

>>16782549
Based Charlie

>>16782715
I don't listen to two-minute "songs" and I also never liked the music I love after the first listen. All of the music I came to love I was not inclined towards at first, but it was a matter of "such and such people consider such and such music the heavyweight of such and such subgenre, but it sounds bad to me, and instead of pretending as if everyone else is wrong, why don't I keep listening to it until I figure out what it is that they appreciate about it?" You don't figure out a 15-20 minute song on the first pass, or even the third or the tenth. That's a lot of material to digest. If I like something right away it's probably very simple to parse meaning it will leave me disinterested later as there's nothing more to puzzle out. Contrariwise, disliking something at first doesn't necessarily mean I don't actually like it, although a lot of the time it does simply according to tone or melody or formation, but I could also feel as though I dislike something according to simply not understand it, meaning it will have a depth for me learn appreciation towards in the long run. I know how long it took me to find all the music I like and through that experience I have the qualification to say that I'm done doing that kind of legwork for a very long time. I haven't actively sought out new music for over ten years and I don't even mind it a little bit.

Lately old school bleeps and italo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87gsyx8gWN0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFlmX1DZI4M

I have been obssessed with this chilean band Los Jaivas for more than. I listen to them every day.
Everybody is sleeping on them hard.

>>16782233
Elliott Smith
Kurt Vile
Abner Jay
Gojira
Narrow Head

>>16782233
A mix of 80s and 90s hits, some video game soundtracks, occasional song from an anime, but when I'm at work I just open youtube and find some nice jazz.

>>16782233
trout mask replica

>>16782233
I listen to anything and everything because the idea of constraining yourself to 1 genre is pretty stupid.

>>16782233
George Strait, Alan Jackson. Nothing but 90s country over here, anon.

>>16782377
last.fm/user/samansadeqi

shit on my taste please

>>16782288
>>16782281
>>16782323
based
>>16782365
gay

Basedthoven

Dark Ambient, Field Recordings, Bach and Punjabi folk.

the joos and ambient mainly

Dream Pop/ Indietronica/ Ambient/ Indie Rock/ Shoegaze

Right now I'm obsessed by Sweet Trips

i wear every internet (pseudo)intels listens to shoegaze or ambient.that music can grow pussy if you listen enough. stop. stop with the twik aesthetics and embrace brute beauty of nature.

Unironic

>>16783482
why'd you do it Dave :(

>>16783677
You need a fucking bullet

Top 3 are Sweet Trip, Mild High Club, and Goreshit

>>16783755
DONT CARE
STAY MAD

On a day-to-day basis, effectively none. I genuinely don't understand how people can listen to music for more than 30 minutes without being exhausted.

>>16783636
So... no Morrissey for u

>>16783794
who tf is Morissey.
no...
execute shogazists.i really despise them.only
darkmode arthoes and homosexuals listen to shoegaze.

>>16783636
>>16783827
>a /fit/ rat is complaining about twinks and homos

>>16783677
unironically kys

>>16783846
i dont associate with /fit/ senpai.

>>16783872
/fit/ is the best board though

Nick Cave, The Cure and Spiritualized are my top three desu

>>16783892
True

>>16783848
dangerously based

Wow you guys are such pretentious assholes about books but have music taste that's generic at best

>>16782377
https://www.last.fm/user/asdfelipe

Mostly a broad range of ambient/atmospheric/experimental artists
As well as classical, Christian chants, jazz and anime soundtracks

>>16783925
yeah that's what i'm sayin senpai.
all i see is abysmal internetcore twink music.
fuck man, i had a certain respect for this board now it is weakened.

>>16783951
Respecting any board is a mistake

>>16783925
I read smart books and listen to smart music because I'm smart and need people to know it

lyrically dense rap

aesop rock's new album is good; dropped yesterday

>pic related

>>16783951
Bye, bitch! Bye!

Only classical music. The fact that almost everybody here listens to pop music tells me a lot about the state of this board.

>>16783969
fuck me man. now when i lurk this board all i can visualize is twiggy skeletor bodytype freaks reading philosophy while blasting gayass shoegaze/ambient music.
i am getting depressed.

>>16782233
I irrevocably damaged my ability to enjoy music
Now I just listen to Daphnis et Chloé on loop

>>16784007
I alternate between /fit/ and /lit/ to keep things balanced out between twink pseuds and thicc aspies

>>16782475
Topkek.
Pink floyd is not shit you faggot.

>>16782273
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=256KToRte1A

I like Brazilian. Baden Powell is one of my favorites.

>>16782549
Nice

>>16782233
To cute slavic pianists, mostly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yya-rNwuxnc

80% songs from anime, 20% other japanese songs.

kpop and hard techno

>>16784099
They're good but way overrated

Anyone else here a peruser?
> never listen to the same song twice
>just go though thousands of songs
>only save maybe 1 or 2 to listen to later but never do
>Cant really recall the name of any songs let alone albums
>grown to hate music in its entirety for the exhausting excess available and the endless hunt for something different

>>16784416
I would never debase myself in such a way

> Hardcore Mexican rap
> Classical Orchestras
> Electro

UK Drill. I like songs about chingin.

Whatever I find on /mu/ or RYM

>>16782233
https://youtu.be/acg9ukzBwqg

IDK why but this music makes me remind me of 5 years ago and feel like crying

baroque and before, bartok and beyond, prog, caveman riffs, blast beats, tremolo picking, crescendos and decrescendos, serialism, 808s and hi-hats, minimalism, maximalism, angular riffing, breakbeats, ear-shrieking dissonance, grandiose transcendent consonance, distortion and twinkly cleans, synths and samples, mellotrons, and anything that combines these and more.

Mostly have been listening to Liturgy, King Crimson, Igorrr, 100 Gecs, and 2012-2015 era Bones recently.

>>16782233
techno and experimental dance music

>>16784828
oh and almost forgot the new Ariana Grande album

>>16782255
I find that boomer rock, Zeppelin and Bowie especially, don't pull my focus away when I'm reading.

>>16784828
And what do you read?

>>16784828
>skipping the classical and romantic periods
Oh, to be a young pretentious dilettante again

>>16784189
MEGA BASED

>>16784944
Mostly phenomenology, post-structuralism, classics, k mart realist fiction, and assorted non-fiction. Currently reading Derrida, Artuad, and some paleoanthropology flavor of the month.

>>16784959
I don't skip them. It's just that I am not too familiar with a lot of the Classical era outside of Mozart, Haydn, Salieri, and the sons of JS Bach. Love Berlioz, Schumann, the extratonality of late German romanticism, and most of the big Russian composers.

For passive listening, typically Bossa Nova, classic Jazz, or romantic/impressionistic piano. Bola Sete, Hank Mobley, and Debussy (especially his preludes) stick out.

My favorite band is probably Jungle. They make their way onto all my weightlifting, cardio, and lounge playlists.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rRAjssFYXik

I used to be into darker/moodier shit. Indie and shoe gaze and prog. But then I moved to the West coast, and my music tastes changed almost completely.

>>16784099
I used to like Pink Floyd a lot, but as I got older, their experimental leanings got too experimental for me. As musicians, their job is to make good music. Don’t waste long minutes of your albums on alarm clocks and trippy sfx. Just do your fucking job.

>>16782233
Based op, this was my favorite album growing up.

>>16782233
k-pop.

>>16782233
ye.

>>16785160
>Pink Floyd
>too experimental
>Just do your fucking job
Wow bro you suck

Sun city girls
Sun ra
Miles Davis’s fusion stuff
I am a jazz poser but it makes for good reading music

>>16783892
Do you even visit it? nu /fit/ is terrible: it's full of shitty bro science advice, 25% of posts are incel posts and 50% of posts are troll posts with thot pictures as bait. There's some good on there, but it's really 90% shit. I calculated these numbers and they are precise.

/lit/ is way better, at least most of the discussion here is on topic and people get good advice when they ask for it

>>16785456
Yeah, I know, I know. It’s an objectively bad viewpoint, but it’s honest. I listen to Roger Waters whine about his bullshit neo-fascist nightmare at the end of The Wall and the reaction I have is... well... not positive.

>>16785160
>But then I moved to the West coast, and my music tastes changed almost completely.
To what

>>16785466
Try Charles Mingus' Black Saint and Sinner Lady and Eric Dolphy's Out to Lunch

>>16782288
Based