Ryus: albums that will be considered "before their time"

Ryus 04.21.17	discuss
Titan 04.21.17	well time stand still then
JigglyPDiddy 04.21.17	YAS
Ryus 04.21.17	albums in the list are not related to the topic at hand
Avagantamos 04.21.17	something by tim hecker, maybe virgins
Funeralopolis 04.21.17	kanye west - 808s
SandwichBubble 04.21.17	Milky - Star
Azertherion 04.21.17	"kanye west - 808s" Kanye's diarrhea came indeed way before the indigestion that was TLOP. Ahead of its time in a way.
JeetJeet 04.21.17	Angelic 2 The Core
FullOfSounds 04.21.17	Def agree on Tim Hecker. Most evocative ambient artist I've heard
cylinder 04.21.17	hiatus kaiyote maybe? both their albums
Calc 04.21.17	ohh you got me nvm
StickFeit 04.21.17	Why 9 tho?
altertide0 04.21.17	tim hecker realized the idea the best but he wasn't exactly ahead of his time, fennesz did similar stuff before him, as did jim o'rourke before fennesz. and i bet there was someone who did it even before o'rourke.
avery14th 04.21.17	tim hecker agreed. I will be pleasently surprised if 3 ever grows on me in the future
Papa Universe 04.21.17	I really dislike how people describe certain things as 'before their time'. If the artist came up with it and released it now, then this is exactly the time it is meant for. And even if it proves itself somehow influential much later, then it was crucial for that particular record to have been released exactly when it was, otherwise it might not have had such an impact in the future. So it wasn't 'ahead of its time', on the contrary, it was exactly and precisely on time, for the times to come.
AngryLittleAlchemist 04.21.17	How are they "ahead of their time" if you recognize them at their time as being ahead of their time ?
StickFeit 04.21.17	What is time?
zakalwe 04.21.17	Something I haven't got enough of.
StickFeit 04.21.17	Ayyy depression!
Avagantamos 04.21.17	tim hecker's earlier stuff is pretty similar to fennesz, but I think his newer stuff has brought that style to a new level
adr 04.21.17	Confield maybe
adr 04.21.17	haven't heard anything that sounds like Colin Stetson - New History Warfare Vol. 2 too
adr 04.21.17	Chief Keef was ahead of the rap game surely
InFlamesWeThrash666 04.21.17	Meshuggah - anything they make
JigglyPDiddy 04.21.17	I have to agree that Kanye's 808's saw the shape of things to come. People ahead of their time...hmmm... The Stooges? Velvet Underground?
altertide0 04.21.17	Confield definitely. As for Colin Stetson I'd say he took a lot from early Ned Rothenberg and Evan Parker. My picks: David Sylvian's Blemish/Manafon (singer-songwriter meets free improv/eai), stuff Natural Snow Buildings recorded around 2008 (superhuman hour long avant-folk/drone/noise/improv pieces) Lil Ugly Mane - Three Sided Tape trilogy (usually described as hip hop's Soundtracks for the Blind)
Frippertronics 04.22.17	[2] on the sylvian Viscera (Jenny Hval)
AnimalsAsSummit 04.22.17	david sylvian and kayo dot basically any artist that is truly saying "fuck you" to the traditional music formula has the potential
kascetcadettt 04.22.17	none of these will be considered "before their time" because no one gives a shit about them
Artuma 04.22.17	bar sachiko
kascetcadettt 04.22.17	pole younger - go daylight! tbh
kascetcadettt 04.22.17	or summink by i live in netherlands for sure
Piglet 04.22.17	not sure about being ahead of their time but i think these will be influential The Knife - Shaking The Habitual Death Grips - The Money Store Animal Collective - Feels Swans - The Seer Casualties of Cool - Casualties of Cool Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
butcherboy 04.22.17	Streets ahead although no one will remember most of them by the end of the decade..
Cygnatti 04.22.17	wheres yeezy
Cygnatti 04.22.17	a.g. cook - radio tank mix
Dewinged 04.22.17	1 is pretty but I don't see its relevance. 4 is a bedroom folk album, they were, are and will be a lot of them. The rest I don't know them tbh.
Cygnatti 04.22.17	i'd like to think v:d:c will be influential one day but maybe not :'[
JigglyPDiddy 04.22.17	Swans - Soundtracks For The Blind this thing was a major influence on post-rock outfits that were coming up at that time/later Arrested Development - 3 Days, 5 Years, 2 Days I guess because it came as a breath of fresh air in the south with so much gangsta/hardcore rap being produced at the time? I have to agree with FlyLo's Cosmogramma. That shit really left an impact on many electronic producers. To this day many are trying to rip it off. Death Grips - The Money Store laid the groundwork for many new noisy/industrial/lo-fi hip-hop tinged acts that came afterwards like Young Fathers (in their lo-fi pop/rap) and clipping. and such. Radiohead's OKC was before its time in the sense that sooooo many bands tried to rip it off afterwards. cough cough Coldplay/The Killers cough cough
JigglyPDiddy 04.22.17	Oh and Fever Ray's self-titled was/is/will forever be ahead of the curve in every regard. GOAT
Piglet 04.22.17	Shaking The Habitual is more wacky and ahead of the curve than Fever Ray self titled imo
Toad 04.22.17	Death Grips - Exmilitary/Money Store and FlyLo's Cosmogramma [3]
Ryus 04.22.17	yeah i repeat: this list is just random digs
Dedes 04.22.17	But can you really predict what's "before its time?" Times change dude.
Toad 04.22.17	What makes it difficult as well is a lack of 'followers' for several groups we consider ahead of their time - like were Talk Talk's last two records that 'ahead of their time' if very few artists make music that sounds like that?
Dedes 04.22.17	Yeah theirs that as well. A band like Lykathea Aflame could be "ahead of their time" but hell still no one sounds like them
Cygnatti 04.22.17	"yeah i repeat: this list is just random digs" make it obvious for us next time, fam :/
Cygnatti 04.22.17	"i'd like to hope v:d:c won't ever be influential seeing as the shoegaze wank ruins it" sad but i get what you mean. i meant it as influential to shoegaze rather than necessarily influential to idm. i'd like to see shoegaze try some other sounds now and then (not that i know anything about newer shoegaze anyways).