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You should've made it a little slowerr, but it still good

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چه‌موهای قشنگی،موفق باشی دخترخوشگل

عالی بود چهارنیم صبح دارم ظرفامو میشورم،بااین اهنگا میرقصم همزمان😂

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کیا 2025 دارن گوش میدن😂😂❤

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Grab yourself a can of pork soda You'll be feeling just fine.

Where you going city boy?

HOLY SHIT. PLEASE STOP TALKING

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عالی😊

چه آهنگ زیبایی❤

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عمو حسن شمالی چی میگه😂

با اختلاف بدترین دهه عمرم ... سربازی و دانشگاه دور افتاده و ازدواج ناموفق و طلاق بک توو بک بدبیاری

وااااایییی چقدر خوبه ایین عااااااا سوسن خانوم

Sounds terrible try something else

Try listening to the merzbeat album that’s a good place to start and focus on the textures of the sound It’s only about that specifically

lol I love merzbow

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Those are saxophones. Great reaction. 😂 I’m a big free jazz lover personally. Funny enough, none of the instruments (except the saxophones) were improvised. They were all tightly structured and notated. But yes, the free jazz influence is strong. Even though you don’t like it, at least you’re able to give more knowledgeable commentary on this album, than any other reaction I’ve witnessed. No one else ever discusses free jazz when reacting to this album, and it always bothers me when people treat this album like it came out of a vacuum. And I actually have mad respect for Primus. Les Claypool is insanely talented. But you’d be surprised how influential this “Trout Mask Replica” album was on punk rockers. Johnny Rotten (real name John Lydon) from The Sex Pistols had this to say about the fish album: "It was anti-music in the most interesting and insane way ... all the bum notes I was being told off for by the teachers were finally being released by well-known artists. That was my confirmation. From then on, there was room for everything." And many new wave artists like Talking Heads were really influenced by this album’s riffs.

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Ass

First 1️⃣

Magnific Merci 👍👍❤️❤️

کارتون کار نیستش کارستونه مثل بگی یکه طلاس با اینکار باید گنج طلاس طلاباشید همیشه🎉🎉گلباران شوید ❤وفادارتونم

تو هرزگی و بی سر پای کامل نشانه شخصیت توست چیزی که خودت داری به تصویر می کشی بدبخت

ستاره هفت آُسمان خدا را تقدیم تون کردم حال ماه 🌙 شب۱۴ به همون میدم چون خودتون از نسل 🌙 هستید همتون ❤تقدیم به شما میکنم یک گوشه از فلب شکسته معذرت قلب شکستنش نخواستید فرش زیر پا تو کنیدش چون دل شکسته خریدار نداره🎉گل برای شماها گلهای بهشتی

بابا اگر پا امتیاز وسط بجا ۵ ستاره من هر چه ستاره توی هفت آسمون خدا بود تقدیمتان میکردم هرچه گل روی سرت بجای بارون میرفتم دلم فرش زیر قدمتون میکردم ❤وفادارتم هستم خواهم بود 🎉🎉🎉🎉تقدیم به همه بهشتیان برسه شما😊

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Yeah, unfortunately, this is just how stereo mixes were back in the day. Up to 1968, you could at least hunt down a mono mix. And some albums by 1969 were very well-mixed professionally in stereo, like Led Zeppelin’s debut. But by and large, stereo was still primarily mixed for speakers, and not headphones. The theory was that hard-panned instruments allowed for maximum fidelity preservation. And unfortunately centered drums was a rare occurrence. This is why I can’t listen to The Beatles’ original stereo mixes pre-White Album, nor Pink Floyd’s debut album in stereo. It just sounds absolutely awful. Mono all the way. This album was recorded and released in 1970, on a small independent label in Texas. Apparently it was recorded in the best studio in Texas at the time, but it was still 1970, and the old way of doing stereo mixes was still fairly common, depending on the artist and the album. I think by 1973, stereo mixes were beginning to sound more and more modern.

l love this album. That live version of “Worried Worried” with the Donald Trump diss was very surprising. 😂 Syd Barrett also made the transition to singer-songwriter psychedelic folk rock on his first solo album.

U have tics?

So funny that Zammuto came up for you and I just happened to think of them today. Glad you got to see the vinyl notching Nick did. He's a really clever guy. He's better known as half of The Books, who I love and *might* be a weirder project. Certainly "Cold Freezing Night" is a crazy song. But I'd agree, Zammuto and The Books are both unique but not exactly weird.

تو زندگیت یاد بگیر فرق بین هوس و عشق تو بویی از عشق نبردی یک نصیحت از من داشته باش ؛ تا به شعور رابطه نرسیدی،بیشعور، با کسی وارد رابطه نشو تو همینی کسی از تو انتظار نداره یه آدم،ترسو، جابزن، هوسی شعورت رو درست کن چوبش رو تمام وکمال می خوری

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Pink Floyd is hella weird if you listen to their early albums, especially the Syd Barrett era. “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn” is the quintessential psychedelic rock album. Syd Barrett (the original guitarist and songwriter of the band) was the Thelonious Monk of guitar. “Interstellar Overdrive” off the “Piper” album is as weird as weird can be. Even the “Ummagumma” album with David Gilmour on the album was very weird, because they were still trying to emulate Syd Barrett’s style. Flaming Lips has some weird material, too, but I don’t listen to them much.

You reviewed Animal Collective’s most commercial material. Their weirdest albums would be “Ark” (also known as “Here Comes the Indian), “Danse Manatee”, “Centipede Hz”, among others.

Also, you somehow avoided Captain Beefheart’s weirdest material. Try “Trout Mask Replica” (not on Spotify). That puts him on a weird scale of 11/10. 😂 But I still love his music.

The vocal panning was actually not a creative decision. Stereo mixes back in the 1960’s were commonly done like that. Bands like The Beatles, Pink Floyd (in the 60’s), Cream, Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, etc. had stereo mixes like that, too. The mono mixes (same sound coming out of both speakers) was actually the most common format of the 60’s, and the mix that the artist paid attention to the most. We didn’t start to get more modern, balanced stereo mixes until 1969. Anything before 1968, you definitely want the mono mixes for the best experience. But Spotify doesn’t always have them.

پریوش عصبانی میشه 😅

دیونه هستند دیگه خودشون هم نمی دونند چیکار میکنند به قول تو تازه به نفع خودشون هم هست 😑👍👍❤️

پشمای دستو میزدی پول ی کاسه واجبی بدم

That is so good

اخرین وبهترین همکاری این دو دوست بوده با این آهنگ، اندی کورس عزیز خداوند به این دو عزیز عمر طولانی عطاکندکه با آهنگاشون شادی بخش مجلس هامون بودن وهستن، ❤❤❤

damn shocked to see someone reacting to this band, they started in 1966 and were part of the psychedelic scene but then later moved on to the post-punk scene in the late 70s, their second album sounds more akin to post-punk even though it came out in 1968. The "sonic boom remaster" is just a remaster of their 1967 album made by one of the guitarists in Spacemen 3 who were big fans of the band. It's a confusing discog to go through, all their albums used to be on spotify but they got removed, they changed their name because of a lawsuit by crayola, so there's "Red Crayola" and "Red Krayola" on different spotify pages. The comparisons to Beefheart or krautrock like CAN is interesting because these guys predated that stuff. They were very ahead of the times. I highly recommend listening to "Corky's Debt to His Father", the solo album of the lead singer, it was influential to Neutral Milk Hotel and is the most "normal" sounding record he ever did. If you want to hear weird stuff they made listen to their first album "Parable of Arable Land" it's half somewhat normal songs and half noise and sound collage pieces.