What music do you guys have on repeat these days?

[superduper]

If you're the kind of person to repeat shit til you kill it like I do :oldlol:

I've had Childish Gambino's Awaken My Love and the Summer LP he released last year on repeat for a few weeks now. Awesome 80s/90s psychedelic funk/soul sounds.

[egokiller]

I was at this club in Canada and this amazing beat was playing on repeat. It was so good that the bartender pulled out what I thought was a flash light and started turning it on and off to the beat of the song. Then some tranny at the bar started licking his lips and said “I bet I can show you more than one way to use that bad boy. I’m a former skater.”. Upon looking closer at the object, I saw that it was not a flash light, but rather a flesh light. The bartender was so excited that he started talking about craft beers and how he pours them on the side during beer shows in between using his flesh light and how he always ensures a perfect pour. At that point the tranny started to get all excited at the bartender’s amazing skill set. I decided it was time to bounce, as I was pissed off that what could have been a good song to have on repeat in my mind was ruined at the sight of a flesh light and the tranny’s reaction to it. Apparently I wasn’t the only one that found it disturbing, as everyone sitting at the bar quickly finished their drink and left, unused craft beer tokens and all.

[Prometheus]

Sympathy for the Devil (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GgnClrx8N2k)

Sahib Teri Bandi/Maki Madni (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Jec1FTF40Ow)

Syeeda's Song Flute (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dN9MMnQyAp8)

[bladefd]

Why listen to anything on repeat? Waste of time if you ask me. Throw it on playlist and listen to it when you get to it so you don't get sick of it.

It's my personal policy to never listen to anything on constant repeat, to never watch a movie multiple times even if awesome, to never read a book after reading it once, etc. You get the point.

My reasoning? I count the number of hours in life. A third of it is spent sleeping. I don't have enough time to waste re-doing same stuff. Spread it out because you will be dead before you know it. Decades feels like seconds.

[glidedrxlr22]

https://cdsniper.com/soundtracks/transformers1.jpg

[Patrick Chewing]

Mega Drive

[ArbitraryWater]

all kinds of Depeche, some OneRepublic, deadmau, MUSE

Creep, Black Hole Sun are 2 new songs to me

[Prometheus]

all kinds of Depeche, some OneRepublic, deadmau, MUSE

Creep, Black Hole Sun are 2 new songs to me

Arbitrary Water discovering the 1990s :applause:

[ArbitraryWater]

Arbitrary Water discovering the 1990s :applause:

say AW, A.W ;)

[superduper]

Why listen to anything on repeat? Waste of time if you ask me. Throw it on playlist and listen to it when you get to it so you don't get sick of it.

It's my personal policy to never listen to anything on constant repeat, to never watch a movie multiple times even if awesome, to never read a book after reading it once, etc. You get the point.

My reasoning? I count the number of hours in life. A third of it is spent sleeping. I don't have enough time to waste re-doing same stuff. Spread it out because you will be dead before you know it. Decades feels like seconds.

I like being surrounded by the energy and vibe of the music im addicted to in that moment and how it makes me feel.

Yolo bro.

[superduper]

The more I listen to "Awaken, My Love", the more I'm convinced it's one of the greatest albums ever.

[scuzzy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCUS3yeND9c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXGORPXI6QQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXGORPXI6QQ

[Prometheus]

say AW, A.W ;)

That's why it feels weird.

[ArbitraryWater]

That's why it feels weird.

:oldlol:

[Patrick Chewing]

Arbitrary Water discovering the 1990s :applause:


Best era of music after the 70

[andgar923]

Griselda Records

[Celtics 1825]

Trilogy by The Weeknd. Absolute masterpiece.

[superduper]

Trilogy by The Weeknd. Absolute masterpiece.

Fax!! :rockon:

But for now, "Awaken, My Love" >>>>>>

[Cleverness]

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


:pimp: :pimp: :pimp: :pimp:

[Prometheus]

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


:pimp: :pimp: :pimp: :pimp:

Every time I listen to this, I can't help but think about how Jay Z went on to become known as possibly the GOAT rapper, while Big L died young... yet here they are, both young and hungry, and it's clear as day that L was the superior emcee.

[Bigsmoke]

Griselda
:cheers:

Benny
Conway
Westside Gunn

https://i.postimg.cc/MGgMjchy/FB-IMG-1567294750206.jpg (https://postimg.cc/LqB6cs4X)


https://i.postimg.cc/65B7Rx11/FB-IMG-1567294745829.jpg (https://postimg.cc/6T15JgKd)

[PullupJay]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8nuKKBKjPo

[CAstill]

Griselda Records

Exactly. All of them nice but Benny is the golden child. A GOAT in the making.

[CAstill]

Griselda
:cheers:

Benny
Conway
Westside Gunn

https://i.postimg.cc/MGgMjchy/FB-IMG-1567294750206.jpg (https://postimg.cc/LqB6cs4X)


https://i.postimg.cc/65B7Rx11/FB-IMG-1567294745829.jpg (https://postimg.cc/6T15JgKd)

You already know

[RealSkipBayless]

The Search - NF

[fsvr54]

I wanted to mention Benny before any of yall, music too real for you bitch nikkas. Can't stand Westside Gunn's corny ass voice though.

Also can't stop bumpin Freddie Gibbs - Bandana, maybe the greatest album I've ever heard.


Freddie Gibbs and Madlib - Bandana
Benny the Butcher - Tana Talk 3
Benny the Butcher - Plugs I Met
Kota the Friend - FOTO
Billy Woods - Hiding Places
Inspectah Deck - Chamber No. 9

[tomtucker]

Every time I listen to this, I can't help but think about how Jay Z went on to become known as possibly the GOAT rapper, while Big L died young... yet here they are, both young and hungry, and it's clear as day that L was the superior emcee.
jay z is a POS rapper........

[andgar923]

I wanted to mention Benny before any of yall, music too real for you bitch nikkas. Can't stand Westside Gunn's corny ass voice though.

Also can't stop bumpin Freddie Gibbs - Bandana, maybe the greatest album I've ever heard.


Freddie Gibbs and Madlib - Bandana
Benny the Butcher - Tana Talk 3
Benny the Butcher - Plugs I Met
Kota the Friend - FOTO
Billy Woods - Hiding Places
Inspectah Deck - Chamber No. 9
Can

[TheMan]

I've been listening to cumbias a bit recently...

https://youtu.be/SlgtjRq5AXs

https://youtu.be/KuM7jzv6io8

https://youtu.be/KBh3AfWAQn4

https://youtu.be/xUI3UjyAvzo

You've no pulse if this music doesn't get yer feet a-tappin'

[Derka]

The new Tool record, Fear Inoculum, came out Aug. 30th and I've listened to that at least once a day.

[Prometheus]

The new Tool record, Fear Inoculum, came out Aug. 30th and I've listened to that at least once a day.

It's a strange album. I'm still warming up to it.

I almost feel like Maynard is a little detached from the rest of the band.

It's interesting especially because his influence seemed disproportionately large on 10,000 Days... with the several songs about the death of his mother, and his lyrics/vocals being so central to some of the most memorable tracks (Vicarious and Right in Two come to mind).

But on Fear Inoculum, it seems like his input is an afterthought. I hesitate to say this, but he's kind of weak on the album to me. The instrumentation is so dense, moreso than on their other albums. The transitions and odd counts are so relentless... each song ends and I can barely remember what I heard.

IMO:
Lateralus > Undertow >

[TheMan]

[QUOTE=Prometheus]It's a strange album. I'm still warming up to it.

I almost feel like Maynard is a little detached from the rest of the band.

It's interesting especially because his influence seemed disproportionately large on 10,000 Days... with the several songs about the death of his mother, and his lyrics/vocals being so central to some of the most memorable tracks (Vicarious and Right in Two come to mind).

But on Fear Inoculum, it seems like his input is an afterthought. I hesitate to say this, but he's kind of weak on the album to me. The instrumentation is so dense, moreso than on their other albums. The transitions and odd counts are so relentless... each song ends and I can barely remember what I heard.

IMO:
Lateralus > Undertow >

[TheMan]

Just listened to Fear Inoculum, badass song. Gotta listen to it more but so far I like what I hear. Jones guitar tone sounds a bit like the tone he used on

[Derka]

For me right now, after several listens...and I'll catch hell for this.

Lateralus > Aenima > Fear Inoculum > Undertow > 10,000 Days

Lateralus is, for me, one of the most perfect albums of my lifetime. Aenima still holds up. FI comes above UT for me because 15 minutes of UT is Disgustipated, one of the most useless 15 minute songs ever created, and I say that as someone who got into Tool because of UT.

I'm enjoying a little less of Maynard's influence on the melodies, if I'm being totally honest. Hearing Danny (the god), Adam and Justin really just let loose is absolutely gratifying to hear. Every song except FI is in 7 but there's still a groove that gets your head nodding; making music in odd time signatures that is still catchy is not an easy thing to do. These songs get long but they don't meander into weird experimental territory like they did with 10,000 Days with just lots of droning and ambient noise.

One point of criticism on my part: the first 70 minutes of the record all follow the same tempo. If you haven't given the record several listens, you'd be hard pressed to know where one song ends and another begins. But I forgive this when the record gets to Chocolate Chip Trip and 7empest, which I think is one of the best songs they've ever written.

[Prometheus]

For me right now, after several listens...and I'll catch hell for this.

Lateralus > Aenima > Fear Inoculum > Undertow > 10,000 Days

Lateralus is, for me, one of the most perfect albums of my lifetime. Aenima still holds up. FI comes above UT for me because 15 minutes of UT is Disgustipated, one of the most useless 15 minute songs ever created, and I say that as someone who got into Tool because of UT.

I'm enjoying a little less of Maynard's influence on the melodies, if I'm being totally honest. Hearing Danny (the god), Adam and Justin really just let loose is absolutely gratifying to hear. Every song except FI is in 7 but there's still a groove that gets your head nodding; making music in odd time signatures that is still catchy is not an easy thing to do. These songs get long but they don't meander into weird experimental territory like they did with 10,000 Days with just lots of droning and ambient noise.

One point of criticism on my part: the first 70 minutes of the record all follow the same tempo. If you haven't given the record several listens, you'd be hard pressed to know where one song ends and another begins. But I forgive this when the record gets to Chocolate Chip Trip and 7empest, which I think is one of the best songs they've ever written.

Dude, you could remove Disgustipated then and Undertow would still be a masterpiece.

No catching hell though. I prefer your ranking to TheMan's.

Also - I hadn't noticed that they were all in 7... are you sure? I know at least part of Descending is actually 7-7-7-9 in a four-measure cycle. They definitely went out of their way to make it a theme though. All the heptagrams in the liner notes are just confirmation.

[Prometheus]

Favorite Tool song of all time? For me it's The Grudge.

[fsvr54]

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Can’t get into Gibbs no matter how hard I try

Listen to his two albums with madlib over anything else. They are by far the best things he's done and up the in the annals of hip.hop classic albums.

Bandana is so good that it reinvigorated me as a man. Like, just a complete landmark release in music history. Icouldn't listen to anything else for at least 3 weeks.

Expectations are a bitch though, just come in with an open mind.

Him and Benny were in the studio recently, so expect some complete fire from them soon.

[Celtics 1825]

Favorite Tool song of all time? For me it's The Grudge.
Forty Six & 2 is my shit

[ZenMaster]

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood soundtrack

[Derka]

Dude, you could remove Disgustipated then and Undertow would still be a masterpiece.

No catching hell though. I prefer your ranking to TheMan's.

Also - I hadn't noticed that they were all in 7... are you sure? I know at least part of Descending is actually 7-7-7-9 in a four-measure cycle. They definitely went out of their way to make it a theme though. All the heptagrams in the liner notes are just confirmation.
I hear you. For me, I take the albums as a whole and say

[RRR3]

I have been listening to Welcome to Planet Mother****er by White Zombie a lot.

[72-10]

Not exactly on repeat, but Heart Full of Soul by The Yardbirds has one of the best riffs I've heard - what an underrated group.

[Bigsmoke]

Hopefully Hiter 7

[Bosnian Sajo]

Meh, I like finding new stuff to listen to the past few months...although my goto has been Kid Cudi's Passion Pain and Demon Slayin for like the past 3 years. Never will that album get old, literally every single song was solid.



He needs to release some new shit, though. One of the most inconsistent artists ever. And I'm not talking about a 7 song collab...even tho Kanye x Cudi was dope.