You don't need to create an account. You only need it in case you want to save your chart to your profile.EneT wrote:
You have to make an account? That's wack.
How do you even use it? I don't understand.
Loveless is probably my favourite album of all time. It was love on the first listen and it only grew on me even more over time. I don't even know why since I'm not usually that big a fan of shoegaze, but something about Loveless is just magical.Rurree wrote:
@Sanbyoururu - Now I'm really baffled how I forgot to put Loveless in my collage. It's high up there, I'm sure. Also, am I the only one who likes Whenever, If Ever moree than Harmlessness? and both Low Level Owl over Two Conversations? lol
I forgot Yellowcard existed. Thanks.Raspberriel wrote:
I tried. This isn't an exact order, of course, since it's really tough for me to rank things like that. Also, my tastes skew towards the mainstream somewhat.
You're not the only one.Rurree wrote:
Also, am I the only one who likes Whenever, If Ever moree than Harmlessness?
Holy shit, Massive Attack. I love those guys. You should listen to Since I Left You by The Avalanches.Raspberriel wrote:
I tried. This isn't an exact order, of course, since it's really tough for me to rank things like that. Also, my tastes skew towards the mainstream somewhat.
One of my friends actually put on their latest album during a car ride last summer, but I never looked further than that.Rurree wrote:
You should listen to Since I Left You by The Avalanches.
Since I Left You is way better than Wildflower in my opinion, still a good album though.Raspberriel wrote:
One of my friends actually put on their latest album during a car ride last summer, but I never looked further than that.Rurree wrote:
You should listen to Since I Left You by The Avalanches.
Rurree wrote:
paging Pawsu and Chaosemerald
Haven't listened that much to it (it's been a while, since I heard the album..), but it's pretty nice though! My favourite songs are definitely Bodysnatchers (one of the songs that got me into Radiohead), Weird Fishes and All I Need. 15 Step is also really great. What about you?Rurree wrote:
You people have nice tastes.
@Chaosemerald: Thoughts on In Rainbows?
Paging Foxtrot/VHS/Dulcet..
God, I'll try. It's a lot of shit.Rurree wrote:
Paging Foxtrot/VHS/Dulcet..
Reckoner definitely.Chaosemerald wrote:
Haven't listened that much to it (it's been a while, since I heard the album..), but it's pretty nice though! My favourite songs are definitely Bodysnatchers (one of the songs that got me into Radiohead), Weird Fishes and All I Need. 15 Step is also really great. What about you?Rurree wrote:
You people have nice tastes.
@Chaosemerald: Thoughts on In Rainbows?
Paging Foxtrot/VHS/Dulcet..
Guess I'll wait.Foxtrot wrote:
God, I'll try. It's a lot of shit.Rurree wrote:
Paging Foxtrot/VHS/Dulcet..
Just Dulcet is fine, btw
This.Navizel wrote:
Never thought I'd see Burzum and Halsey and other tumblr cores in one chart.
"tumblrcore" is a great term and more people should use itNavizel wrote:
Never thought I'd see Burzum and Halsey and other tumblr cores in one chart.
Agreed, but I can't stop laughing when I see "tumblrcore" termRaspberriel wrote:
"tumblrcore" is a great term and more people should use itNavizel wrote:
Never thought I'd see Burzum and Halsey and other tumblr cores in one chart.
No matter how terrible Blurryface is and grating Vessel is, I really liked their Self-Titled a lot. Addict With A Pen and Isle of Flightless Birds are just.. wow.HootOwlStar wrote:
didn't even have 100 albums in my library too anyway. the listing below is actually in order, from most favorite to less.
artists from the 90's and the 00's are basically the best tbh. not like artists from other times are bad, but that particular era is quite a huge turning point in the music industry anyway. from the classics before the 90's to the electro music and some weird rhythms in the mainstream starting to merge in the 10's, rock and roll stuffs + the growth of rap and blues in the era just proved that it is definitely the top one.Raspberriel wrote:
also, that list has so many "I listened to this stuff five years ago" bands
Didn't like Loveless personally, Slowdive is good but not great, haven't listened to Weighing Souls with Sand - could put that on my to-listen list.Rurree wrote:
"shoegazer"
where's Loveless, Slowdive, Weighing Souls with Sand
What's that thing under Idle Plot? that's a lot of post rock. also Insen over Vrioon?Shoegazer wrote:
top 10 is at least 9/10, top 30 is at least 8.5/10, rest are least 7.5/10, no precise order.
Should listen to more music soon, reopened my RYM recently and I've already built up a sizable wishlist/to-listen list.
Eingya by Helios - it's his best work but it can come off as pretty corny at some points (as is with most ambient/post-rock hybrids). I listen to a lot of ambient/post-rock yeah, though I've been shifting to other genres in recent years. I like Insen way more than Vrioon, Vrioon comes off as too bright for me to enjoy at some points. Its textures are great though, as is with Ryuichi Sakamoto/Alva Noto's other collaborations.Navizel wrote:
What's that thing under Idle Plot? that's a lot of post rock. also Insen over Vrioon?
yea i heard that shoegaze is really different from etc so you wouldnt easily like it because of all the impromper noise etcetc? i forgotMadvillain wrote:
it grows on you. i admittedly didn't like loveless when i first heard it since it was too "noisy".
decided to listen to it before sleeping one night and it was an unforgettable experience.
well, judging from your top 4, the genre can be really quite hard to get into as it's kind of like the opposite of something you would expect from tame impala lol