I don’t think I agree with you there. 7/8 songs are very, very good, and Feral works well in context. Give Up The Ghost would make my single disc best-of Radiohead collection.
Brian Eno - Music for people who don’t like songs
Not a bad shout. I might go for Hejira, though.
True story from my weekend:
As we were pulling in to Dover on the coach (early morning - dawn), and everyone else on the coach was asleep, I was half asleep and listening to Brian Eno - 1/1 from Ambient 1/Music For Airports. It was one of the most beautiful moments I can remember. Just a perfect state of tranquility.
That is a proper choon.
I will accept instrumental albums as long as they are instrumental albums with no good songs on. I think an album “where the power of the piece is in listening to the whole thing and its mood” is a pretty good definition of what I’m after tbh
Where do you stand on symphonies? The Rites of Spring, and what have you?
Listened to as a whole, they might be thought of as albums. But they’re comprised of movements rather than songs.
If none of the movements are individually any good, but added together make a wonderful whole, then fair enough.
how do we feel about plainsong? technically it has song in the name, but…
Not as good as Fugazi but they still wrote songs m8
more like noise rock operas
Some John Cage compilation or something
Dawn of Midi - Dysnomia
Well Dungeoneering off Harmony In Ultraviolet is an absolute tune, as is The Work of Art in The Age of Cultural Overproduction off Haunt Me. He has become a bit less “pop”. But yes.
love the idea of tim hecker being pop XD
Except all of the songs on Hejira are fantastic
William Basinki - The Disintegration Loops
pc’tbe
I have literally no idea what this means. Is it Klingon?
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