https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2PvOU30PNs zoomers on 4chan/mu/ were rediscovering early at the gates when the site went kill, and it got me listening on the stuff that got me into metal. list: >>259

I love elixir strings. Don't know anything else. D'addario sucks afaik.

>>27 >Also is it normal that the replaced string keeps losing it's tune? yup, just play normally and retune it every now and then it will eventually stay in tune

>>27 if you just replaced them pull the string out a bit at the 12th fret and keep playing and retuning

>>253 well, i just meant /prog/ regulars

it's Prog No-Wave

fuck this board is so dead, when is 4chinz coming back? i miss /prog/posting

>NOT REALLLL INDUSTRIAL yea who cares faggot. Anyway years old post, but >>8 good song Reviving this dead thread with random stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itk3Xr0hczA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k0VHRs2Wew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k0VHRs2Wew

Sup niggas, any book which includes early industrial music? I wanna listen the stuff on "release order" to experience the evolution (and to stop being a normalfag who has only listened to Skinny Puppy, Depeche, NIN and Foetus)

>>300 I admittedly dunno what books on industrial are there, but considering it's such a niche genre (especially the early stuff) that still gets some people arguing over what counts, it might be hard to find a good one. There's one by Alexander Reed that I know some people like, but that's way more of an analysis book than an album catalog. You want early industrial? Then the logical start is Throbbing Gristle, they coined the genre name and all. You'll hardly find an earlier release that fits than Second Annual Report (although if you wanna really nerd it, then you can probably find traces of industrial already in shit like Velvet Underground, Suicide and generally sound collage/noise artists). They got live shows before that album if you wanna go even older. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nz-ys0Uwpos Besides that, Cabaret Voltaire, SPK and Nurse With Wound are as early as you get. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WN_iXS2GtHQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb1urLRLpYU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZWmYEUoweg Neubauten also kick off few years after these, although their take on industrial is quite different (still important though). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz8lqWdpJPw Also, listen to the first Foetus album. This is still only the real early stuff, if I had time, energy, and guarantee that you care, I could go off about what's after these, but for now this is probably enough.

Cunny Metal?

Yup, it's still kino and the best the band has to offer

momo will never not get me going

>>195 ty yejibro

arent kpoop posters seafags? lol

illuminati softslave - generic global i 2017

>>245 the album samples СР you dumb fuck. it was erased for a good reason.

no

>>49 i am more of a Shellac guy

>>49 >rock >Saga and INXS

>>277 symbolic's one of those metal albums that i've been listening to my whole life and it still gets a listen every month or so.

PILING THE BODIES BURN THEM IN THE NIGHT SKIN GROWS BLACK AND WITHERED DECAYED SMELL WILL RISE I love Death, these guys are awesome!

>>120 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TenE4FSExvo

>>120 heres some schizophrenia metal too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTlM7UT1exo

>>238 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOZuxwVk7TU Check mate.

Here's a sample of an album I listen to all the time no matter what mood I'm in.

>>114 >Sewerslvt

it's edgy and cool, but lolis are problematic

soulseek. but use a third party client they're a lot better. i use nicotine+. if its for a dj set and you need to make sure you're getting a high quality rip: go to soulseek settings and set the minimum bitrate to like 320k or something. you might need to lower this if you're trying to find something that was only released on casette. go on https://www.discogs.com/ find the album's catalog id(s) for the pressings you want (cd are best) search them on soulseek instead of the album name if you get spam add the band/album name if you get no results try altering the spacing, removing spaces, or a different catalog id download it in lossless, highest bitrate possible ideally this way you know exactly which pressing you're getting. a lot of albums have been remastered or slightly altered with reissues a zillion times. then finally listen to the music and make sure you didnt get a mislabeled file if you can't find the album by catalog id and have to deal with mystery meat downloads, download every copy and listen to them and try to find one that isn't a loudness war era shitty repress if you can.

also looking at the file in audacity really quick is a good way to tell if the pressing you downloaded is a shitty blasted out butthole loudness war era one, and finding which is the best. you can just download 1 or 2 tracks from everyone sharing the file and compare them in audacity to find the best one if you're dealing with mystery meat rips (often the case with obscure stuff) also search at different times of day if you can't find what you want. & make sure you have ports forwarded and your library shared or some people won't let you dl their shit. t. autistic about my music.

1 more pro gamer tip if someone has good well categorized rips with catalog ids and the kind of music you're looking for, right click user and look at their library manually if they let you. sometimes search sucks and their shares won't show when you try searching for them but you can find stuff that way.

>>255 https://gofile.io/d/vt1LUR this one's a lost gem that got some hype in the 2000's then forgotten again.

>>255 https://gofile.io/d/ICdBk3 some of the better albums got little recognition because they came out too late or did their own thing that sounded good but wasn't as influential on other bands.

>>255 https://gofile.io/d/tkFcSg don't sleep on the slavic stuff. doesn't get nearly the same attention but its some of the best. i have an album on the tip of my tongue that's like a lost dan swano album and high quality i wanted to post... but i can't remember its name.