I Love HTML Tests

Test thread, until someone shows me where the "preview post" button is

How is the Record Store Logo Chosen?

AAAAGH THAT LOOKS ALL WRONG

nearly 7 hours of this stuff now

I think hes just a little bit oblivious, 2nd week in a new job and putting skrillrex and Katy Perry on just feels like a misjudgement. It's not really music conducive to developing or thinking.

but it lasted all day without complaint so maybe I'm just over sensitive!

nearly 7 hours of this stuff now

I think hes just a little bit oblivious, 2nd week in a new job and putting skrillrex and Katy Perry on just feels like a misjudgement. It's not really music conducive to developing or thinking.

but it lasted all day without complaint so maybe I'm just over sensitive!

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He's not... he's a very naughty bread.

"This [track] cannot be classed as Trance it is more like old skool garage music i would say if you count the beats in the record"

37% of UK singles sales

Richard Marx's 'Right Here Waiting'

["I Will Be Waiting" by D-Cru/Craig Smart] This is one of those Canadian songs that seems instantly recognizable to me, as if I've heard it a ton of times, but I'm not sure if it's because it got a lot radio play here in Canada, or if it's a shameless knockoff of a more popular song that I just can't quite identify

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two well-known and terrible songs

S/D Aussie Music Videos and What is the greatest Australian single of the last 25 years? (10 years ago).

we've had worse

STATS15-16

STATS15-16
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Joy Atlas – "Notice It All"

The Rolling "Top of the Pops" BBC4 Revival thread.

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(e.g. annoying the 'right' people)

Oh Christ, they've started already

Perfect 10 on Pitchfork
Best and worst album reviews on Allmusic
why do writers like Matthew Murphy at Pitchfork always review my favorite records and never rate them outside of the 7-7.9 realm?
Best Album Rated 10.0 by Pitchfork Media Upon Its Initial Release
Vote for the Best Album of the Decade (from rateyourmusic.com top 50)
www.rateyourmusic.com C/D? (Geir's top 1,000 sadly offline)
Most positive/negative AMG writers
In which we point out instances of Allmusic changing their ratings from what they originally were
Should an album review justify its rating? Or vice versa?
conclusive proof that allmusic's "rating system" is flawed BULLSHIT
Stylusmagazine.com now grading like school reports

Some 35th deathiversary this is turning out to be...

Justin Bieber dominates this week’s rundown following the release of his new album Purpose, including no less than three singles in the Top 5: Sorry (1), Love Yourself (3) and What Do You Mean? (5). No other male artist has achieved this in 34 years, since John Lennon in January 1981 with Imagine (1), Happy Xmas (War Is Over) (3) and (Just Like) Starting Over (5) following his tragic death. (OfficialCharts.com)

Pretty sure Lennon once said he was bigger than Biebus anyway, as a kind of pre-emptive measure.

Is this Tony Blackburn quote real? I know the Durrin Durrin one is, but... bloody hell.

Blackburn mightily resented being pushed into [the Radio 1 chart show] when he did it; and he was legendarily useless - "Massive leap of one place," "Sensational new sound of Durrin Durrin," "It's been a good week for John Lennon, he has three songs in the top ten" (Sunday after his shooting)

The arguments against Xavier Naidoo paint him as a caricature right-winger, based on a few debateable statements/song lines taken from a long career. The truth seems a lot less clearcut. The charges against him are (in German) here. Grönemeyer defended him here, calling Naidoo a "Christian free-spirit", not sure if that's a paradox. And the ARD coordinator was interviewed here.

[/satire]
the Yahoo Rihanna stuff-up
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Chicago nicked that idea

3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyEB2AEqHxc
"'Cause I'm a man", with "man" pitched above the normal male vocal range. Bravo sir
2. https://shessorad.bandcamp.com/track/wonder-woman
Cool minimo-funk track, only lacking a Jemaine Clement rap about being in love with various superheroes
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABXcIsmyLJk
Not technically released in 2015, but still the best

3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyEB2AEqHxc
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABXcIsmyLJk

https://youtu.be/EyEB2AEqHxc
https://youtu.be/ABXcIsmyLJk

ALBOMBS

Esther Stephens & The Means - Esther Stephens & The Means
Average Rap Band - Stream Of Nonsenseness
Caitlin Blake - Neo Tokyo EP
Daymé Arocena - Nueva Era
Encouragement - Encouragement

(5/uh, better leave it at that. For me the real World Cup Final is Vote Now for ILM's WORST SONG of 2015 - Voting Ends December 31, 2015)

You could always extend the deadline a while past Jan 1st... For this poll, prolonging the agony is highly appropriate.

Melody Thomas discussed the badness of "Dead Future Husband" or w/e the title is, on Radio New Zealand's Matinee Idle (which is a bit like this thread for older people).

Meghan Trainor's "Better When I'm Dancin'" is an improvement, dare I say it? Though she does fail to pronounce the word "music". She calls it "moozic", for some reason.

Thanks to all contributors for an entertaining and informative year of crappery. On some level, the world probably needs bad moozic, in order for there to be so much great moozic.

For my ballot, I've decided not to vote for the properly hateful shit, since it would mean a very grim ballot topped by "I Love Females". And as heinous as that is as a (mis)use of music, I feel bad giving it any credit at all. Even in this.

So instead, I went for the super awesome funny-but-crap option. Songs that remind me of talent, even if they display little of it. They're also the ones that gave me the most laughs, which is why I enjoy these threads after all:

5: Baby Dic - "Death Metal Dizzle"
Baby Dic is one outrageous dude. A totally outrageous paradigm.

4: Black Eyed Peas with David Guetta - "Awesome (This Is Awesome)"
It's not awesome. BUT hearing a band desperately pad out a song to four times its official "full" length... that's awesome.

3: Roslyn Moore - "In the Burbs"
The sub-burbs really aren't as cool as Roslyn thinks, nor as hellish as she makes them sound. Tune's okay, in a kind of annoying way.

2: Chris Holmes - "Born Work Die"
"Shove this tuner up your ass". Six minutes.

1: AronChupa - "I'm an Albatraoz"
All kinds of daft. I like it (from a distance). This song's stupidity has also infected the Wikipedia article about it:

Ekberg raps about a woman who she calls a mouse and refers to in a vulgar way.

The word albatraoz is a made up word, created to reference an albatross[4] and the group itself. Mouse is also a play on words, as the Swedish for mouse is 'mus', which also means vagina, or pussy, which can also mean 'cat'.

You may need extra booze

What's the deal with Slem Igen?

Niels could explain more, but the Danish "Blak & Jimillian" lyrics, when translated into amusing cack-handed English, come off as fairly Thicke-esque. (Or Thicke's-ghostwriter-esque or whatever.)

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Rolling Afrobeats / Afropop 2016

Rolling Favorite Tracks + Albums 2015

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HEY KIDS LISTEN TO THESE

Girls Pissing on Girls Pissing – Scrying in Infirmary Architecture (comedy folk gothic industrial no wave post-punk religious)
Ron Gallipoli – Agrocomplex (ambient experimental industrial tropical Auckland)
She's So Rad – Tango (fuzz)
Mareko – Hong Kong Food City (all the real life shit…)
Coolies – Kaka (punk reggaeton beatmaking female mc oi)
Caitlin Blake – Neo Tokyo EP
She's So Rad – "Cool It" ("mad Brian May")
i.e. crazy – "You're a Stranger (to me now)"
The Magnets with their excellent song "Lorde"
Scuba Diva's "Marimba" (a sparse yet hooky slice of... uh... good)
A great interview with Mille Lovelock from Astro Children http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/nat-music/audio/201787465/astro-children
And a new track from these guys and girls: Stack & Piece x CampusKit - "Break Control" (feat. Diaz Grimm, LarzRanda and Samahra Eames)
Clearly, it's a celebration of the cricket season, through the coded messages "I won't let it bounce away", and LarzRanda's "I feel less afraid and a lot more BOWLED"
http://img.cricketcb.com/i/news/fth/300x200//stories/2015/mar/28/prv_97813_1427603303.jpg defend dammit

OK KIDS, NOW THAT YOU'VE HEARD THOSE, WHY NOT DROP THE NEEDLE ON THESE ON YOUR IPOD

Listening LINKS -- (*) = 1 track online. Plz feel free to correct if possible

Art Melody - Moogho

FIDLAR - Too (thread)

Esther Stephens & The Means - Esther Stephens & The Means

Poulenc/Louis Lortie/Hélène Mercier/BBC Phil./Edward Gardner - Piano Concertos; Aubade (previews)

Julien Baker - Sprained Ankle (thread)

Maria Schneider Orchestra - The Thompson Fields (previews), (about), (thread)

Molly Nilsson - Zenith (previews), (* "1995")

State Champion - Fantasy Error

White Out / Nels Cline - Accidental Sky (NC thread)

Adult Mom - Momentary Lapse of Happily

Average Rap Band - Stream Of Nonsenseness

Fatima Yamaha - Imaginary Lines

Northaunt - Istid I-II

Oshun - Asase Yaa

Power Monster - White Single Female

Thomas Brinkmann - What You Hear (Is What You Hear)

Tribulation - The Children of the Night

Zomes - NetWorks Album 2: Phase Portraits

muffin - 茂みとイバラ Bushes and Briars (previews)

Chuck Bettis - Pixel Bleed

Gacha - Send Two Sunsets

Hiatus Kaiyote - Choose Your Weapon (thread)

Magic Circle - Journey Blind

Matthew Shipp Chamber Ensemble - The Gospel According to Matthew and Michael url=Matthew Shipp](thread)[/url]

Miami Horror - All Possible Futures

Nadia Reid - Listen to Formation, Look for the Signs

Sevish - Rhythm and Xen (thread)

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Sevish (Microtonal IDM/Chiptune Guy) - some unexpected Microtonality late in the poll. A pretty easy listen all in all - if anything, maybe it could do with being more strange, but accessible is what Sevish was aiming for (while totally missing the point of blurbs. They're supposed to be pretentious!)

Forget the dance music tropes, this music ain't for DJs - it's for armchairs and road trips. And it's also the perfect music for blocking mind-altering radiation.

Latest thread on xenharmonics etc was Strange scales and temperament, tracks and discussion

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=34&v=GQQMLE4FuIQ

sooo

get cilantro! %%%%%%%

http://golf.co.au

yeah wow i see what you mean!

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Destroy all Humans! - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVaVDb9qGqw]help me[/url] by Timo Maas ft. Kelis

Destroy all Humans!

Destroy all Humans! help me by Timo Maas ft. Kelis

Destroy all Humans! - help me by Timo Maas ft. Kelis

Destroy all Humans! - help me (Timo Maas ft. Kelis)

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test posht

posts can't come from the future

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa5MI12CgMo

Blackened Cities ILM's Top 77 Tracks of 2016 - https://youtu.be/LKT6f2_w6Rs

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not getting it

have to post more or I'll slowly fade out of existence. but then the bad things will know. so, tough one.

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Few people remember that actor Jon Bernthal started his showbiz career as a member of Kriss Kross.

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can i do this with quotes?

During the period that concerns us, Saturn was a singles label. The first three Arkestral releases were on 45s (though some reappeared on LP much later). There were just two LPs: Supersonic Jazz, which came out in 1957, after it was clear that there would be no more Transitions, and Jazz in Silhouette, from 1959. An item in the Chicago Defender, from June 1959, announced that Saturn had released 6 singles by then. The bulk of the Arkestra's Chicago recordings would go unreleased until 1965, and some waited a good deal longer.

(...)

As 1957 began, the Arkestra was still at Budland, sometimes restricted to the Monday morning "breakfast dance." Cadillac Bob must have regretted the expense after Dinah Washington did a return engagement over the holidays. In the future, it was Herman Roberts of Roberts Show Lounge who would lay out the fees she demanded. No longer would Budland regularly book big-name singers from out of town. During the first six weeks of the year, gigs at the club were not being advertised and the place was nearly empty. But organ trios were suddenly popular in the Black community and Cadillac Bob decided to put one together in mid-Febuary. By early March, Tom Archia was fronting the trio on tenor sax and customers were returning. For the next six months, the club was able to sustain itself, but its resurgent advertisements kept passing over Sunny's contribution.

Studio time cost money, too. For the next couple of years, Ra and Abraham usually made do with tapes cut at rehearsals or in the clubs. The 1957 Arkestra isn't well documented on records—just a handful of instrumental tracks were ever released, all of them from rehearsals. By the beginning of 1958 there had been major alerations to the lineup. An adventuresome alto saxophonist from Indianapolis named James Spaulding (1938- ) came into the fold in July or August of 1957. Spaulding sounded the same then as he would years later — about halfway between Cannonball Adderley and Ornette Coleman. Alto saxophonist Marshall Allen (born May 25, 1924 in Louisville, Kentucky) had wandered into Chicago in 1952, after a sojourn in Europe. Playing in his spare time while he maintained a day job at the Rivier Camera Company, he sought out Sun Ra after hearing the Transition album. He and Spaulding added their flutes to the Arkestral armamentarium. And then there was bassist extraordinaire Ronnie Boykins (born in 1932), another graduate of DuSable High School who had been playing in R&B bands.

(...)

Despite the sore lack of publicity, the band did get some use out of Budland. One of Sunny's conditions on any club gig was that the Arkestra be allowed to rehearse at the club when it was empty. The next session was recorded at such a rehearsal.

yup :)

i.m. dumm

These tracks were unearthed by Michael Anderson and issued in 2011 on The Eternal Myth Revealed Volume 1 (Transparency 0316, a 14-CD set). The recording was made live at Budland, with the tape recorded parked on the bandstand. Clyde Williams was featured on all three numbers but is markedly off-mike; the influence of Joe Williams is nonetheless noticeable on "Roll 'em Pete."

This is post for putting Italic Text inside of a quote.

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Alexis Taylor - Listen With Piano - pop ambient piano London Hot Chip front man
Alison Moyet - Other - pop legend and relentless explorer
Cabo Boing - Blob On A Grid - experimental electronic pop New York yellow cassette
Christopher Willits - Horizon - best experienced on: 1. Normal headphones 2. Within an Envelop listening space 3. A DIY Ambisonic system (minimum of 4 speakers)
Daphni - Fabriclive 93 - aka Caribou aka Dan Snaith aka I dunno
Daphni - joli mai
Eyvind Kang - Plainlight - (Only previews online?) - brilliant composer and multi-instrumentalist
IT IT - Formal Odors - experimental barf rock experimental pop soundscape
Imajinary Friends - The Imajinary Friends - cosmic rock telescopes the brian jonestown massacre tipsy
Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John Medeski & John Scofield - Hudson - jazz jam band jazz New York
Mary Lattimore - Collected Pieces - ambient harp Los Angeles
DJ Haus - Defected Presents DJ Haus In The House - a colourful array of raw and jacking sounds
James Elkington - Wintres Woma - “It’s not folk music,” he asserts.
Matt Jencik - Weird Times - electronic drone ambient metal shoegaze Chicago
Melkbelly - Nothing Valley - noise rock chicago
Miranda Lee Richards - Existential Beasts - folk rock chamber psychedelic
New Dawn - The Dying Light - contemporary dark ambient drone strings synth Christchurch
Olamide - Lagos Nawa! (Wobey Sound) - Nigeria's most sort after serial hit maker
Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - West Africa’s most iconic dance-band are back
Palehound - A Place I'll Always Go - alternative lol dog rock
People Like You - Verse - jazz punk emo indie
Pierre Kwenders - MAKANDA at the End of Space, the Beginning of Time - afrobeat afrofuturism
Rez Abbasi - Unfiltered Universe - infused with the various, colorful strands of traditional music from his Pakistani/Indian homeland
Ria Hall - Rules Of Engagement - maori pacific r&b reggae roots soul
Ross From Friends - You'll Understand - chicago detroit deep house London
The Fun Years - Heroes of the Second Story Walk-Up - dim and moody fits of blurred post-rock
The Horrors - V - an attempt to reconnect with the “unsettling” spirit of their garage-rock roots
The New Year - Snow - overseas rock bedhead kadane Texas
Tony Allen - The Source - hybrid album of jazz and Afrobeat, long-time Fela Kuti drummer
WWWINGS - A+G - electronic Russia
[url=https://soundcloud.com/godmodemusic/sets/yaeji-yaeji-ep-godmode]Yaeji - ep1 - "Shit is crazy"

Yaeji - ep1 - "Shit is crazy"

Alexis Taylor - Listen With Piano - pop ambient piano London Hot Chip front man
Alison Moyet - Other - pop legend and relentless explorer
Cabo Boing - Blob On A Grid - experimental electronic pop New York yellow cassette
Christopher Willits - Horizon - best experienced on: 1. Normal headphones 2. Within an Envelop listening space 3. A DIY Ambisonic system (minimum of 4 speakers)
Daphni - Fabriclive 93 - aka Caribou aka Dan Snaith aka I dunno
Daphni - joli mai - electronic London
Eyvind Kang - Plainlight - (Only previews online?) - brilliant composer and multi-instrumentalist
IT IT - Formal Odors - experimental barf rock experimental pop soundscape
Imajinary Friends - The Imajinary Friends - cosmic rock telescopes the brian jonestown massacre tipsy
Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John Medeski & John Scofield - Hudson - jazz jam band jazz New York
Mary Lattimore - Collected Pieces - ambient harp Los Angeles
DJ Haus - Defected Presents DJ Haus In The House - a colourful array of raw and jacking sounds
James Elkington - Wintres Woma - “It’s not folk music,” he asserts.
Matt Jencik - Weird Times - electronic drone ambient metal shoegaze Chicago
Melkbelly - Nothing Valley - noise rock chicago
Miranda Lee Richards - Existential Beasts - folk rock chamber psychedelic
New Dawn - The Dying Light - contemporary dark ambient drone strings synth Christchurch
Olamide - Lagos Nawa! (Wobey Sound) - Nigeria's most sort after serial hit maker
Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - West Africa’s most iconic dance-band are back
Palehound - A Place I'll Always Go - alternative lol dog rock
People Like You - Verse - jazz punk emo indie
Pierre Kwenders - MAKANDA at the End of Space, the Beginning of Time - afrobeat afrofuturism
Rez Abbasi - Unfiltered Universe - infused with the various, colorful strands of traditional music from his Pakistani/Indian homeland
Ria Hall - Rules Of Engagement - maori pacific r&b reggae roots soul
Ross From Friends - You'll Understand - chicago detroit deep house London
The Fun Years - Heroes of the Second Story Walk-Up - dim and moody fits of blurred post-rock
The Horrors - V - an attempt to reconnect with the “unsettling” spirit of their garage-rock roots
The New Year - Snow - overseas rock bedhead kadane Texas
Tony Allen - The Source - hybrid album of jazz and Afrobeat, long-time Fela Kuti drummer
WWWINGS - A+G - electronic Russia
[url=https://soundcloud.com/godmodemusic/sets/yaeji-yaeji-ep-godmode]Yaeji - ep1 - "Shit is crazy"

Surely you mean

Alexis Taylor - Listen With Piano - pop ambient piano London Hot Chip front man
Alison Moyet - Other - pop legend and relentless explorer
Cabo Boing - Blob On A Grid - experimental electronic pop New York yellow cassette
Christopher Willits - Horizon - best experienced on: 1. Normal headphones 2. Within an Envelop listening space 3. A DIY Ambisonic system (minimum of 4 speakers)
Daphni - Fabriclive 93 - aka Caribou aka Dan Snaith aka I dunno
Daphni - joli mai - electronic London
Eyvind Kang - Plainlight - brilliant composer and multi-instrumentalist, preview on https://www.juno.co.uk/products/eyvind-kang-plainlight/665384-01
IT IT - Formal Odors - experimental barf rock experimental pop soundscape
Imajinary Friends - The Imajinary Friends - cosmic rock telescopes the brian jonestown massacre tipsy
Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John Medeski & John Scofield - Hudson - jazz jam band jazz New York
Mary Lattimore - Collected Pieces - ambient harp Los Angeles
DJ Haus - Defected Presents DJ Haus In The House - a colourful array of raw and jacking sounds
James Elkington - Wintres Woma - “It’s not folk music,” he asserts.
Matt Jencik - Weird Times - electronic drone ambient metal shoegaze Chicago
Melkbelly - Nothing Valley - noise rock chicago
Miranda Lee Richards - Existential Beasts - folk rock chamber psychedelic
New Dawn - The Dying Light - contemporary dark ambient drone strings synth Christchurch
Olamide - Lagos Nawa! (Wobey Sound) - Nigeria's most sort after serial hit maker
Orchestra Baobab - Tribute to Ndiouga Dieng - West Africa’s most iconic dance-band are back
Palehound - A Place I'll Always Go - alternative lol dog rock
People Like You - Verse - jazz punk emo indie
Pierre Kwenders - MAKANDA at the End of Space, the Beginning of Time - afrobeat afrofuturism
Rez Abbasi - Unfiltered Universe - infused with the various, colorful strands of traditional music from his Pakistani/Indian homeland
Ria Hall - Rules Of Engagement - maori pacific r&b reggae roots soul
Ross From Friends - You'll Understand - chicago detroit deep house London
The Fun Years - Heroes of the Second Story Walk-Up - dim and moody fits of blurred post-rock
The Horrors - V - an attempt to reconnect with the “unsettling” spirit of their garage-rock roots
The New Year - Snow - overseas rock bedhead kadane Texas
Tony Allen - The Source - hybrid album of jazz and Afrobeat, long-time Fela Kuti drummer
WWWINGS - A+G - electronic Russia
[url=https://soundcloud.com/godmodemusic/sets/yaeji-yaeji-ep-godmode]Yaeji - ep1 - "Shit is crazy"

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She would've been such a cool president.

Anyway,

yarnbomb