Could anyone recommend me some good baroque pop records? I like albums which are melodic and have great arrangements. I search similar albums to Forever Changes or Vampire Weekend's debut.
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Could anyone recommend me some good baroque pop records? I like albums which are melodic and have great arrangements. I search similar albums to Forever Changes or Vampire Weekend's debut.
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Link _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
Thank you everyone for the recommendations! I already listened to One Nation Underground by Pearls Before Swine and Cardinal's self-titled debut, both were great! I'm planning to listen to all the other albums, too. 😄
I also think it is hard to define a whole album as 'baroque' but there are parts of albums or individual songs which has its character. I agree with noWaxJim that when I think of 'baroque pop' I first think of 60s soft psych pop-rock with classical intruments like violin, horns and harpsichord or with a whole orchestra.
As I was listening to Vampire Weekend's debut I liked the baroque-esque parts of some songs and the fusion with other elements from different genres. I was curious about other similar albums from the 1990s to today's music.
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Edit: Oopps...you asked for a song...Here is a track called Crystal Silence from the album above that could possibly match the picture...BTW, this makes a perfect game! 🤣
Link _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
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Okay, really obsessed with I guess you'd call it Emotional Hardcore with Screamo, or emotional post-hardcore stuff right now. Really anything that's blistering, excellent, intense and emotional post hardcore or Emo or good Emo-influenced indie punk. It's hard to explain. But it's best explained by saying the albums I've been most loving on recently have been At The Drive In and Quicksand's album "Slip".
Also these have been in consistent rotation lately: Rites Of Spring, Refused - The Shape Of Punk To Come, Fugazi - In On The Kill Taker, Thursday - Full Collapse, Sunny Day Real Estate - Diary, Poison The Well - The Opposite Of December , Glassjaw - Worship And Tribute, and Boysetfire - After The Eulogy
And I want more more more screamo type stuff like that. Based off that set are there some other albums that are just totally essential listening that you think I will love? Hit me up with a few, please don't overwhelm me with more than say 6, cuz I plan on listening to them soon. Just give me the absolute gemmest gems in your opinion. Thanks! _________________ -Ryan
Just give me the absolute gemmest gems in your opinion.
An "absolute gemmest gem"... 😄
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Leaves Turn Inside You by Unwound _________________ "And can’t you see you’re in on it?
You were born though you need not
And is that not some cause
For worship, being born among these trees?"
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I just discovered this recently and it's dope as fuck. I second Nick's rec too. _________________ "Drink beer, smoke pot, and create something that will storm heaven. That's all I ever really cared about." - Ron House
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