0:00 | Intro 2:15 | Death Grips - The Money Store 6:09 | The Knife - Silent Shout 8:16 | My Bloody Valentine - Loveless 11:11 | Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral 12:53 | Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea 17:13 | Negative XP 20:24 | Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited 21:23 | Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album 24:15 | Cap'N Jazz - Analphabetapolothology 26:34 | American Football - American Football (LP1) 29:37 | Between The Buried And Me - Colors 31:20 | MF Doom & Madlib - Madvillainy 32:41 | Radiohead - OK Computer & Kid A 35:17 | Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy 36:19 | Björk - Homogenic 38:08 | Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness 40:21 | Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F♯A♯∞ 40:37 | Burzum - Filosofem 43:04 | Conclusion
@@graymads Thank you very much, Madison. Also, as for honorable mention, Converge's Jane Doe is another masterpiece, it is about love, breakup, betrayal and anger. And by the sounding, it sounds pure rage, but somehow it feels emotional. The album opened me the gates of mathcore (alongside with The Dillinger Escape Plan) and metalcore, when I was graduated in 2019. And yes, this is another album that it's another favorable by 4chan users in the taste of music.
For the Neutral Milk Hotel segment, when you compared it to Christian hymns I didn't know whether to be offended or laugh uncontrollably for how spot on that part was. I laughed pretty hard though so great video! I love to see your stuff dude!
I'm not really a fan of folk music either, but In The Aeroplane Over the Sea is probably one of my favorite albums of all time. If it helps, don't think too much about the simplicity of the song structure and the quality of protduction--it's intentional. The lyrics are so layered and uncanny that any additional complexity to the tracks would be over saturation. Don't get me wrong, I love songs where their depth lies mainly in the composition (I study ballet/dance 6+ hours daily so like...I have to), but I also think that this can be a distraction if the bulk of emotions and imagery are best conveyed through lyrics and vocal performance. As someone who typically pays less attention to lyrics and vocal performance, I really appreciated how simultaneously absurd and beautiful these are in this album. I think the juxtaposition of complexity and simplicity is what makes the storytelling in the album so captivating, and is why I kept coming back to it despite my initial indifference towards it. From your commentary in the video, it seems like you are taking the lyrics waaaaay to literally. If you don't want to dig into them more yourself, therevis a video on TH-cam that's at least 40 minutes long unpacking them, and even that video only really scratched the surface. Jeff Mangum's voice is definitely and acquired taste, but I'd recommend paying attention to his unrefined and heart wrenching vocal performance (I know I mentioned this earlier, but I just wanted to reiterate it here), which ranges from detached to on the verge of a mental breakdown. With all this being said, there will probably always be people that don't get it, and that's totally fine. It would be so boring if everyone had the exact same taste in music. On top of that, there was a period in my life after I'd determined that In the Aeroplane Over the Sea was my favourite album where I completely disconnected from it again, and it just felt like I was listening to meaningless clanging pots and pans. Now that I love it again, I can totally see how both perspectives can exist, even if currently, I can't even wrap my head around how I didn't see the beauty in it before. Any, I really liked the video and I can't wait to see what else you do:)
F# A# may seem pretentious at a glance, but I would highly recommend giving it a relisten. I first thought the same about the album given the slow moving nature of the ambience and the long sections, but when you pay attention to what’s going on and the sections at hand, the album becomes an emotionally poignant piece. The depiction of the future and the super dark sound (similar to the cd artwork) make it an album that stands the test of time. That being said, I respect your initial feelings and don’t mean to demean your perspective. Also, the Neutral Milk Hotel made me angry inside lol.
They were one of the best live performances I’ve seen. Post-rock isn’t for everybody, but GYBE and their side projects are definitely the best in their class
@@Fox_CordI’ve never been able to get into Godspeed, but I LOVE Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra, and when I saw them live back when Fuck Off… came out, they sounded amazing.
wow, didn't expect to see Godspeed You! Black Emperor here. Shit, the /mu top has some of my favourite albums as well. Don't know if I should be flattered or frightened.
Really great video, it was super entertaining. I've never used 4chan or been much on the mu board. I've looked at the full list of their favourite albums before. There were a few records, that I knew on there, but most of the stuff on there is what i would call 'Internet People Music'. Music that no one i've meet in real life talks about, only online folks. These music artist interest me in a way, not because of their music, but because of their fans and how they are glorified. A lot of the music on this list, is just stuff i don't like, due to me not liking the music or because of the fans or the artists behind it. Oh, and i'm glad to see no NMH circlejerk here. That album and the band are... undeserving of the praise they get, which is the nicest thing i can say about them. Have a great day!
Hope that you make a part 2 to this because you left out quite a few artists (slint, swans, animal collective, captain beefheart, talking heads, the microphones, etc.)
Where are all your subscribers?? This channel definitely deserves more! Never been on 4chan but discovered a few artists from this video I'm definitely looking forward to exploring 👍🏻
In the aeroplane over the sea is definitely 4 chan core just werid enough to scare off normies but just good enough for channers to jerk off to how complex thier taste is. this coming from a fan of the album but i agree it is pretty overrated
A lot of what I saved to my Spotify in between 2017-18 was because I was lurking /mu/ in my latter years of high school. Among them were A Tribe Called Quests' The Low End Theory, Coil's The Ape of Naples, Kate Bush's Hounds of Love, Ween's The Mollusk, and of course, Madvillainy, Loveless, Filosofem, and a bunch of Death Grips, Kanye, and Aphex. Totally agree about Bob Dylan, by the way, and respectfully disagree about Godspeed You!'s F♯A♯∞.
Also, I sometimes get flashbacks to all the threads I'd see poking fun at or simping for Grimes back then, before she got with Elon Musk. I may as well be the only person I personally know who knew of Grimes and her music before that 2018 Met Gala the two attended together.
The thing about "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea" is no matter what your opinion or reaction to it is, when you first listen to it you want to talk about it. Thats how it snowballed into a meme.
Unironically like airplane over the Sea memes and and most of the songs on the album and also negative XP has a giant Target on his back for copyright claiming leave it up to the wolves channel editor note I like that remix never met as well
Abigail Devoe made a really great video on In The Aeroplane Over The Sea that may grant a clearer picture on the album and why it is the way it is. I only share this with you because of your harsh words in regards to the project. No big deal if you just don't like the record, but I felt a tinge of hostility when hearing your closing remarks. As an artist, I really love the album, Mangum's emotional vulnerability, the compact production, and the wonky instruments used throughout. It is set apart from a lot of folk records that I love. Oh, and I'm a big fan of folk so that may also color my opinion. Anyway, really great video! I just wanted to share those thoughts with you.
What's this? Someone who doesn't blindly say that albums a random offshoot of the internet say is the best actually has nuance and you can have a valid opinion on them that's contrarian, because those random contrarian offshoots uphold a pretentious status quo? Subbed.
most of the takes in this video weren’t half bad besides the neutral milk hotel one. Especially when you said the album wouldn’t be popular without /mu. I might be a bit biased because I live in the town nmh originated in and it’s one of my favorite records, but almost every person i know who likes the record never heard of /mu. Apart from this you said that the instrumentation is bland but they use instruments like the musical saw, one note piano, and bag pipes. generally a lot more diverse instruments than most records.
I know you said it was a contrarian take, but hard disagree on Loveless. It was the first real shoegaze record I listened to and it was an instant favorite. To this day I can't find anything in the genre that tops it. Though to be fair shoegaze isn't really something I actively seek out, so anyone is free to throw out some recommendations.
LIke I said its good but I have heard stuff I like much more. I highly recommend The Great Dismal by Nothing, Sweet Heart Dealer By Scarling, Songs Of Innocence by Luminous Orange, and Aurora by Slow Crush.
This was a great one Madison! I'd love a sequel vid! (and I agree, Loveless is overrated) Also still hoping you'll cover Manic Street Preachers' 'The Holy Bible' at some point - if you dig Downward Spiral, that album should be right up your alley!
@@graymads I'm super excited for it and really happy you checked it out and liked it! Really not sure why the album never got the retrospective praise it deserves - it never really got traction on Pitchfork or /mu/ or Needle Drop, maybe that's why. But definitely a desert island disc for me! Love your style by the way! One of your videos is bound to blow up if you keep at it! Keep up the great work!
”Scott Pilgrim vs The World…” is one of the shittiest songs I’ve heard. Ignoring the awful lyrics it just sounds terrible in general. Maybe his other music is good but that song definitely made me disinterested in his discography.
Huge L for loveless, saying that if you didn’t know the context for the record you wouldn’t be blown away by it, is just wrong for me. I didn’t know anything about it when I first listened, it was just recommended to me one day on Spotify a couple years ago and I was blown away by it, only after did I learn about how the album is considered a classic.
"Real Emo" only consists of the dc Emotional Hardcore scene and the late 90's Screamo scene. What is known by "Midwest Emo" is nothing but Alternative Rock with questionable real emo influence. When people try to argue that bands like My Chemical Romance are not real emo, while saying that Sunny Day Real Estate is, I can't help not to cringe because they are just as fake emo as My Chemical Romance (plus the pretentiousness). Real emo sounds ENERGETIC, POWERFUL and somewhat HATEFUL. Fake emo is weak, self pity and a failed attempt to direct energy and emotion into music. Some examples of REAL EMO are Pg 99, Rites of Spring, Cap n Jazz (the only real emo band from the midwest scene) and Loma Prieta. Some examples of FAKE EMO are American Football, My Chemical Romance and Mineral EMO BELONGS TO HARDCORE NOT TO INDIE, POP PUNK, ALT ROCK OR ANY OTHER MAINSTREAM GENRE but completely unironically, tastemaker nerds tried to ackshually mallcore emo as not being real, but even mallcore stuff has more roots in hardcore in both fashion and sound
haha itaots is definitely just not for you. i grew up on that album and my mum always said "you either find itaots to be one of the best most complex albums of all time or you don't understand it at all" great vid though!! i'll definitely be watching more from your channel!
For a board about music /mu has got some trash taste. Some of these choices must be a shit post. Some of these are amazing though. I didn’t think madvilliany would be on here. But at least we can agree…. It’s still better than what ever the fuck /b has become😊
> opens the video boasting about being critical of the "questionable" recommendations coming from the board > proceeds to have mostly positive things to say about the majority of albums discussed and the lightest criticism for the few he doesn't like Good video, but the fake contrarian boasting is cringe lol
I just listened to your band camp today and it’s pretty good 👍 I only listened to a minute of it but only because i just didn’t have time to listen to the full thing since I’m pretty busy as of recently so yeah uh keep it up
@@graymads Its an experimental horror movie from last year! Hard to explain but its very disturbing movie. funny i thought thats something u can be into , considering ur video about slanderman and creepypasta. Also sorry bruh but NMH slaps so hard
Also this album was a classic already in 2002 when I first heard it. When a meme was still a glisten in your dads ball sack. All that aside. Thanks for the vid. ✌️
Death Grips is god awful, and this is coming from a big NIN fan. There is a way to do noise/wall of sound and a way not to do it. Imo Death Grips is exactly how not to use those elements.
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0:00 | Intro
2:15 | Death Grips - The Money Store
6:09 | The Knife - Silent Shout
8:16 | My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
11:11 | Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
12:53 | Neutral Milk Hotel - In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
17:13 | Negative XP
20:24 | Bob Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
21:23 | Aphex Twin - Richard D. James Album
24:15 | Cap'N Jazz - Analphabetapolothology
26:34 | American Football - American Football (LP1)
29:37 | Between The Buried And Me - Colors
31:20 | MF Doom & Madlib - Madvillainy
32:41 | Radiohead - OK Computer & Kid A
35:17 | Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
36:19 | Björk - Homogenic
38:08 | Have A Nice Life - Deathconsciousness
40:21 | Godspeed You! Black Emperor - F♯A♯∞
40:37 | Burzum - Filosofem
43:04 | Conclusion
You did gods work.
@@graymads Thank you very much, Madison.
Also, as for honorable mention, Converge's Jane Doe is another masterpiece, it is about love, breakup, betrayal and anger. And by the sounding, it sounds pure rage, but somehow it feels emotional. The album opened me the gates of mathcore (alongside with The Dillinger Escape Plan) and metalcore, when I was graduated in 2019. And yes, this is another album that it's another favorable by 4chan users in the taste of music.
You had the worst take on Neutral Milk Hotel I've ever heard, amazing video & subscribed.
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Ahahaha
We music fans are starved for good youtubers. We've got Pat Finnerty and Todd in the Shadows, and that's about it
@@peanutgallery4 mic the snare!
just listen to this dudes music, hes fucking lost lmao; he has no idea what is going on in these recordings
For the Neutral Milk Hotel segment, when you compared it to Christian hymns I didn't know whether to be offended or laugh uncontrollably for how spot on that part was. I laughed pretty hard though so great video! I love to see your stuff dude!
“ITAOTS has too much clipping!”
Continues to praise “Deep, Deep” by Have a Nice Life 😂
Appreciated hearing your takes on albums I experienced in real time upon their release. And, I discovered a few new ones.
I'd love a part 2.
You might just get it ;)
@@graymads I'm expecting Brand New, Tyler, the Creator, At the Drive-In, Muse, Television, and maybe Swans?
Ye and Burzum collab when?
I'm not really a fan of folk music either, but In The Aeroplane Over the Sea is probably one of my favorite albums of all time.
If it helps, don't think too much about the simplicity of the song structure and the quality of protduction--it's intentional. The lyrics are so layered and uncanny that any additional complexity to the tracks would be over saturation. Don't get me wrong, I love songs where their depth lies mainly in the composition (I study ballet/dance 6+ hours daily so like...I have to), but I also think that this can be a distraction if the bulk of emotions and imagery are best conveyed through lyrics and vocal performance. As someone who typically pays less attention to lyrics and vocal performance, I really appreciated how simultaneously absurd and beautiful these are in this album. I think the juxtaposition of complexity and simplicity is what makes the storytelling in the album so captivating, and is why I kept coming back to it despite my initial indifference towards it.
From your commentary in the video, it seems like you are taking the lyrics waaaaay to literally. If you don't want to dig into them more yourself, therevis a video on TH-cam that's at least 40 minutes long unpacking them, and even that video only really scratched the surface.
Jeff Mangum's voice is definitely and acquired taste, but I'd recommend paying attention to his unrefined and heart wrenching vocal performance (I know I mentioned this earlier, but I just wanted to reiterate it here), which ranges from detached to on the verge of a mental breakdown.
With all this being said, there will probably always be people that don't get it, and that's totally fine. It would be so boring if everyone had the exact same taste in music. On top of that, there was a period in my life after I'd determined that In the Aeroplane Over the Sea was my favourite album where I completely disconnected from it again, and it just felt like I was listening to meaningless clanging pots and pans. Now that I love it again, I can totally see how both perspectives can exist, even if currently, I can't even wrap my head around how I didn't see the beauty in it before. Any, I really liked the video and I can't wait to see what else you do:)
F# A# may seem pretentious at a glance, but I would highly recommend giving it a relisten. I first thought the same about the album given the slow moving nature of the ambience and the long sections, but when you pay attention to what’s going on and the sections at hand, the album becomes an emotionally poignant piece. The depiction of the future and the super dark sound (similar to the cd artwork) make it an album that stands the test of time. That being said, I respect your initial feelings and don’t mean to demean your perspective.
Also, the Neutral Milk Hotel made me angry inside lol.
Bro did Godspeed dirty
😎
They were one of the best live performances I’ve seen. Post-rock isn’t for everybody, but GYBE and their side projects are definitely the best in their class
@@Fox_CordI’ve never been able to get into Godspeed, but I LOVE Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra, and when I saw them live back when Fuck Off… came out, they sounded amazing.
Another great video, you really deserve more subs. Also hard disagree on neutral milk hotel lol
That Terry pfp is God tier.
man you never miss! every upload is so solid.
👌
fun fact, david firth (creator of salad fingers) made a video for aphex twins milkman, and its basically what you would expect from him
I've never heard someone ranting about itaos with the same exact points that make me love that album. suscribed!
You have on of the best channels I know, I genuinely hope it grows
Thats a big compliment, thank you so much!
you are such an underrated creator my guy
bless you
The way you just said nmh was shit and it had bad songwriting and then saying negative xp was great music its just friendly fire
Deathconsciousness and The Downward Spiral are phenomenal records. Haunting, indeed.
Gotta pause take a break. I appreciate the honest takes, but I'm also a little heated because of it hahah
wow, didn't expect to see Godspeed You! Black Emperor here. Shit, the /mu top has some of my favourite albums as well. Don't know if I should be flattered or frightened.
Negative XP sounds FUN. gonna check that one out
He makes great stuff!
Really great video, it was super entertaining. I've never used 4chan or been much on the mu board. I've looked at the full list of their favourite albums before. There were a few records, that I knew on there, but most of the stuff on there is what i would call 'Internet People Music'. Music that no one i've meet in real life talks about, only online folks. These music artist interest me in a way, not because of their music, but because of their fans and how they are glorified. A lot of the music on this list, is just stuff i don't like, due to me not liking the music or because of the fans or the artists behind it. Oh, and i'm glad to see no NMH circlejerk here. That album and the band are... undeserving of the praise they get, which is the nicest thing i can say about them. Have a great day!
yet again a banger video, hope you blow up ! (the channel popularity i mean)
GY!BE is great dude, have some patience god damn.
If you don't find Oh Comely beautiful I don't like you
We know who our enemies are
Hope that you make a part 2 to this because you left out quite a few artists (slint, swans, animal collective, captain beefheart, talking heads, the microphones, etc.)
Where are all your subscribers?? This channel definitely deserves more!
Never been on 4chan but discovered a few artists from this video I'm definitely looking forward to exploring 👍🏻
Not sure lol Glad you liked the video!
In the aeroplane over the sea is definitely 4 chan core just werid enough to scare off normies but just good enough for channers to jerk off to how complex thier taste is. this coming from a fan of the album but i agree it is pretty overrated
A lot of what I saved to my Spotify in between 2017-18 was because I was lurking /mu/ in my latter years of high school. Among them were A Tribe Called Quests' The Low End Theory, Coil's The Ape of Naples, Kate Bush's Hounds of Love, Ween's The Mollusk, and of course, Madvillainy, Loveless, Filosofem, and a bunch of Death Grips, Kanye, and Aphex.
Totally agree about Bob Dylan, by the way, and respectfully disagree about Godspeed You!'s F♯A♯∞.
Also, I sometimes get flashbacks to all the threads I'd see poking fun at or simping for Grimes back then, before she got with Elon Musk. I may as well be the only person I personally know who knew of Grimes and her music before that 2018 Met Gala the two attended together.
Love your channel
The thing about "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea" is no matter what your opinion or reaction to it is, when you first listen to it you want to talk about it. Thats how it snowballed into a meme.
Unironically like airplane over the Sea memes and and most of the songs on the album and also negative XP has a giant Target on his back for copyright claiming leave it up to the wolves channel
editor note I like that remix never met as well
Haven't even watched the video yet but it's 45 minutes and it's graymads so I have to comment and like
Zased and Souris Pilled
Isn’t skinny fists the /mu/ Godspeed album anyway?
I think among many GYBE fans F# A# is a bit more popular. It’s definitely more dark and raw
Abigail Devoe made a really great video on In The Aeroplane Over The Sea that may grant a clearer picture on the album and why it is the way it is. I only share this with you because of your harsh words in regards to the project. No big deal if you just don't like the record, but I felt a tinge of hostility when hearing your closing remarks. As an artist, I really love the album, Mangum's emotional vulnerability, the compact production, and the wonky instruments used throughout. It is set apart from a lot of folk records that I love. Oh, and I'm a big fan of folk so that may also color my opinion. Anyway, really great video! I just wanted to share those thoughts with you.
What's this? Someone who doesn't blindly say that albums a random offshoot of the internet say is the best actually has nuance and you can have a valid opinion on them that's contrarian, because those random contrarian offshoots uphold a pretentious status quo?
Subbed.
I don't care if Varg Vikernes is a piece of shit, Dunkelheit still fucking slaps
True
I mean, if it doesn't make you flee to live in the forest for the rest of your life, then give it another listen
most of the takes in this video weren’t half bad besides the neutral milk hotel one. Especially when you said the album wouldn’t be popular without /mu. I might be a bit biased because I live in the town nmh originated in and it’s one of my favorite records, but almost every person i know who likes the record never heard of /mu. Apart from this you said that the instrumentation is bland but they use instruments like the musical saw, one note piano, and bag pipes. generally a lot more diverse instruments than most records.
Hey at least he gave his thoughts on neutral milk hotel, with F#A# he basically gave up.
I know you said it was a contrarian take, but hard disagree on Loveless. It was the first real shoegaze record I listened to and it was an instant favorite. To this day I can't find anything in the genre that tops it. Though to be fair shoegaze isn't really something I actively seek out, so anyone is free to throw out some recommendations.
LIke I said its good but I have heard stuff I like much more. I highly recommend The Great Dismal by Nothing, Sweet Heart Dealer By Scarling, Songs Of Innocence by Luminous Orange, and Aurora by Slow Crush.
@@graymads I'll check those out, thanks! Great video btw
Late reply but Going Blank Again by Ride if you haven't heard it already.
This was a great one Madison! I'd love a sequel vid! (and I agree, Loveless is overrated)
Also still hoping you'll cover Manic Street Preachers' 'The Holy Bible' at some point - if you dig Downward Spiral, that album should be right up your alley!
100% working on that script slowly but surely. The album was amazing.
@@graymads I'm super excited for it and really happy you checked it out and liked it! Really not sure why the album never got the retrospective praise it deserves - it never really got traction on Pitchfork or /mu/ or Needle Drop, maybe that's why. But definitely a desert island disc for me!
Love your style by the way! One of your videos is bound to blow up if you keep at it! Keep up the great work!
Varsity gang 🤘gamer 2 is also really underrated imo
I saw 4 Chan and was like I wonder if I listen to the same music. Wasn’t surprised to see The Downward Spiral to be honest.
Two Headed Boy literally makes me cry whenever i listen to it
I totally get it with KID A. It was such a revolution step in music industry.
it's just an aphex twin ripoff
@@xezmakorewarriah same thing with Apple man…
@@xezmakorewarriah Half of the songs on the album aren't even electronic, wtf are you talking about
Great job, Madison. As always. Sure Loveless IS overrated but it's still a major classic.
Thank you Vincent!
@@graymads Thank you!! I'm loving this episode.
I could go further down the spiral. But lol. I won't.
I’d absolutely watch a dedicated video on have a nice life
which of those albums is the favorite of /pol? Let’s find out!
I hate that I like more than half of these albums 💀
Start off with hot head on repeat. Then up my sleeves
Dope video Deathconsciousness is probably my favorite album of all time. Come on tho F#A# isn’t that bad
Deathconsciousness is an absolute gold standard for industrial music
@@bruhguy4208 Real as fuck
Ironic to talk about Death Grips with JPEGMAFIA's remix on the background lmao, good video
that was the point lol
Can;t believe you didn't mention "Reptile" on The Downward Spiral.
JIK????????????? You're the first person who said its top 3 i thought you were joking at first lol
Just hits different for me.
I’m glad that you gave your perspective on albums that /mu/tards hype up!
I am an opinionated asshole, so no problem. ;)
The Knife is broke Crystal Castles
”Scott Pilgrim vs The World…” is one of the shittiest songs I’ve heard. Ignoring the awful lyrics it just sounds terrible in general. Maybe his other music is good but that song definitely made me disinterested in his discography.
No radiohead?
Edit: sorry Im a soo high
Bro thinks ITAOTS is gospel bs with bad mixes but thinks JESUS IS KING is better then most of Ye’s discography
Due to /mu/ i discovered Laibach and Theivery Corporation among many many others.
ITAOTS just hasn't clicked for you yet brodie
we need a part 2 with Ys please
Huge L for loveless, saying that if you didn’t know the context for the record you wouldn’t be blown away by it, is just wrong for me. I didn’t know anything about it when I first listened, it was just recommended to me one day on Spotify a couple years ago and I was blown away by it, only after did I learn about how the album is considered a classic.
Horrible taste! Subbed!
Where do you stand on Time Machine Modulus, though?
/mu/ will forever be one of my favourite places on the internet
"Real Emo" only consists of the dc Emotional Hardcore scene and the late 90's Screamo scene. What is known by "Midwest Emo" is nothing but Alternative Rock with questionable real emo influence. When people try to argue that bands like My Chemical Romance are not real emo, while saying that Sunny Day Real Estate is, I can't help not to cringe because they are just as fake emo as My Chemical Romance (plus the pretentiousness). Real emo sounds ENERGETIC, POWERFUL and somewhat HATEFUL. Fake emo is weak, self pity and a failed attempt to direct energy and emotion into music. Some examples of REAL EMO are Pg 99, Rites of Spring, Cap n Jazz (the only real emo band from the midwest scene) and Loma Prieta. Some examples of FAKE EMO are American Football, My Chemical Romance and Mineral EMO BELONGS TO HARDCORE NOT TO INDIE, POP PUNK, ALT ROCK OR ANY OTHER MAINSTREAM GENRE
but completely unironically, tastemaker nerds tried to ackshually mallcore emo as not being real, but even mallcore stuff has more roots in hardcore in both fashion and sound
I think the fact that you barely talked about the lyrics for ITAOTS shows that folk isnt for you. Great video btw.
Poorly researched video. There are multiple albums with 4chan cited as sources of popularity on their wikis and you only found one of them lol
haha itaots is definitely just not for you. i grew up on that album and my mum always said "you either find itaots to be one of the best most complex albums of all time or you don't understand it at all"
great vid though!! i'll definitely be watching more from your channel!
It has some good lyrics to break down but I wouldn’t call it one of the most complex albums of all time
nvm just saw your GY!BE take, big L
Bob Dylan exists to write songs that get covered by a better band who’s cover becomes way more successful
I can name a very small handful of Dylan covers that are as good as the originals.
For a board about music /mu has got some trash taste. Some of these choices must be a shit post. Some of these are amazing though. I didn’t think madvilliany would be on here. But at least we can agree…. It’s still better than what ever the fuck /b has become😊
RIP in peperino /b/
Alot of the albums here are pretty good (except for burzum and a few others) im actually surprised in the diversity.
filtered
SILENT SHOUT IS SO GOOD
You thinking your take on Loveless was bad but just flat out saying your favorite Kanye albums like it's no big deal, wild.
11:10 finally someone giving Nothing the props they deserve. great video!
no panchiko?
Edgy takes but somehow not edgier than your music.
20:27 hahaha.
Merriweather Post Pavilion?
pretentious is when no patience
JPEGMAFIA LOOKS LIKE MC RIDE LOL I SED DA MEME HAHAHAHAHAHA
> opens the video boasting about being critical of the "questionable" recommendations coming from the board
> proceeds to have mostly positive things to say about the majority of albums discussed and the lightest criticism for the few he doesn't like
Good video, but the fake contrarian boasting is cringe lol
F# A# deserves a second chance
I love folk but I agree netural milk hotel is bad
lmao, he praises death grips and doesn't like NMH, like a true philistine.
very good video you're wrong about itaots but I guess youu're just not readdy fo dat yet...
Between the Boring and Me
I like a lot of your videos TVhead but not even engaging with ma boi Bob makes me think yur like 10. Still love it, still don't know why I care!
I just listened to your band camp today and it’s pretty good 👍 I only listened to a minute of it but only because i just didn’t have time to listen to the full thing since I’m pretty busy as of recently so yeah uh keep it up
Yeah lol
dude u should make video about skinamaring
What's that?
@@graymads Its an experimental horror movie from last year! Hard to explain but its very disturbing movie. funny i thought thats something u can be into , considering ur video about slanderman and creepypasta. Also sorry bruh but NMH slaps so hard
I'll have to check it out!
Hate Dylan? No patreon money for u
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Sup there Mads!
Suh Joe
The worst take on My Bloody Valntine ever.
Great video, disagree about NMH tho :/
Your comments on NMH are blasphemy. You have triggered me.
Also this album was a classic already in 2002 when I first heard it. When a meme was still a glisten in your dads ball sack. All that aside. Thanks for the vid. ✌️
:)
>no Nail by Foetus
Fake and gay top list
Death Grips is god awful, and this is coming from a big NIN fan. There is a way to do noise/wall of sound and a way not to do it. Imo Death Grips is exactly how not to use those elements.
because your position as a nine inch nails fan gives you the insight as to how to do noise music correctly. bravo
@@oteletampis7513 No, but i can appreciate noise, thats the point. Even as somebody who likes noise, Death Grips is terrible.
Death grips barely has noise
@@morko6940 exactly 😭
Death Grips isn’t trying to sound like NIN
Godspeed You Black Emperor is the most overrated /mu/core band.
40:30 what genre is it though? At least give me that!
Post rock? ITs slow ambient rock stuff.
@@graymads it sounds like sad, modern western movie music. Well, at least "The Dead Flags Blues" does.
cringe
Don’t lie, you searched for this.