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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicDmitri Shostakovich Symphony No.15 in A major, Op.1411971. As of the turn of the millennium, the greatest work of art ever. Art as the subject of art, within art-beyond-art. Satirizing the world at the same time as it shows it to you, both with the same fragments of the past. Post-apocalyptic only to the extent that everything is alone. Smothering attempts at movement. Finnegans Wake meets Beckett's trilogy, the inverted reliefs of one another. Is it everything or nothing? If there's a god to ascend to, the outro is the hallway there. The gates of the law which close before we can pass.4.5 superbHenryk Gorecki Symphony No. 3, Op. 361976. Gorecki, with this symphony, was giving up on classical music's history. Every artist has to take a leap of faith to create something truly significant, but this is the embodiment of the most extreme leap of faith imaginable. Essentially jumping ship on the Titanic 2 miles from shore because you have a hunch. All of the past's structure, all of the respect of the contemporaries you've been spending your career around basically thrown away in favor of a bet on one chord. The type of gap that divine intervention bridges. Praying for some connection between the fragments of the past that you cobble together for 3 movements. Those pieces just happening to match your artistic struggle. No interviews, because you don't understand your own work. No category where it can be placed without being disingenuous. This composition is the near-lost fart in the wind that 10/10s often are. This recording is the jar that caught the fart downstream.Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 1321825. The standard of perfection. Beyond individual expression, pure music is at its peak here.Mikel Rouse Dennis Cleveland4.0 excellentAlfred Schnittke Symphony No. 81994. Psychological & metaphysical dimensions indifferentiable. That good stuff. Kafka, Robert Wyatt, yeah.American Music Club Engine1987. Enigmatic and brilliant. Purpose given to so many movements at once. The missing piece outside of the masterpieces that came out of slowcore and their students. The band that started it.Arnold Schoenberg Verklärte Nacht, Op. 41899. Those who are unfamiliar with musical truth may be compelled to distance themselves from this work and retreat to less perfect creations. Those who are familiar with musical truth may be compelled to distance themselves from this work and advance to less perfect creations.Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 9Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125Mikel Rouse Failing KansasPer Norgard Symphony No. 31975. All the symphonies at once. At this point in history, since it would be possible, I should specify that it is not literally every symphony played at once. It's simply a work that tries to wrap itself around all previous classical music, taking advantage of its existence in the present. It conceptually achieves this through a compositional technique that almost feels like meta-melody, in that it isn't quite melodic, but everything still somehow flows as one unit. It's pretty consistently overwhelming, and as a result of what's sort of a transcendental abstinence from other forms of composition, the work can't quite be characterized as beautiful or chaotic, which are otherwise seemingly the poles on either side of classical's spectrum. This is like totalism without the minimalism.Toby Driver In the L..L..Library Loft2005. This is what classical music was looking for in the 2000s. But if it saw this album, the treasure along the path it was walking, it would probably write it off. Total sonic control. Complete compositional awareness. Toby Driver is a master of his craft. And the music here is otherworldly.3.5 greatAlfred Schnittke Symphony No. 31981. Old stories with the dimensions of modernity. Someone has to bear the torch.Allan Pettersson Violin Concerto No. 21980. 40 minute one-movement suite that does what it wants, with a preference for the pleasant. Kind of the ideal classical music. You like it because it's relatable, not because it tickles certain melodic biases we have. Good art, thank you Peterson-with-too-many-letters.Bo Burnham what.Charles Ives Symphony No. 41916. Cacophonic musical arrangement. True expression and authentic artistic decision that recreates uniquely and musically (rather than technically), the true spirit of the age.Claude Debussy Pelléas et Mélisande1902. Fluid and natural in a way opera rarely is. Instead of symbolic musical description of individual events, the music exists as a separate entity dictated by the performance's tipping of ontological scales.Father John Misty Chloe and the Next 20th CenturyFrank Ocean channel ORANGE2012. My mistake with this album was thinking that he was playing with the idea of being Prince. It's more that he was playing OFF of the idea of being Prince. It almost becomes satire, and it adds charm to an otherwise archetypal persona. Makes more sense than there being the massive difference in level of perspective I saw between this album and Blonde. The theater of this album is almost absent from Blonde, and I think I used to have a more dismissive tone toward that kind of melodrama than I do now. The melodrama is the expression of real pain. It's not less honest, it's sincere in showing you that Frank wants you to understand. The "relatable" tropes of this album come from the same place. He wants you to think he wants the same things as you. Erasing individuality in order to achieve this sort of interconnected-everywhere-social-media level of connection that moves a step beyond just the supreme-horniness-for-literally-anyone-even-if-they're-the-worst of something like Twin Fantasy, which marked the end of an era. But this album marks the birth of a new one just as much as Good Kid m.A.A.d. City or Fear Fun.Gettovetts Missionaries MovingJohann Sebastian Bach Complete Cello SuitesJohn Corigliano Symphony No. 11989. God, it's really honest. It really means it. It's warm, but because it wants to be. Corigliano was an empathetic composer, which seems like an oxymoron. Corigliano truly wants this music to be worth being played. The fact that it exists by the same terms as everything else makes it almost intimate to listen to. It also unites it with contemporary works outside of the relatively abstract field of classical by, to some degree, considering you, which is the tiniest way of reaching out imaginable, but 8.5/10 degrees of impossible for classical.Kanye West DondaKayo Dot HubardoLove Of Life Orchestra Peter Gordon & Love of Life Orchestra1986 Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67Mississippi John Hurt The Original 1928 RecordingsMorton Feldman For Philip GustonRichard Wagner Der Ring des Nibelungen3.0 goodAlfred Schnittke Cello Concerto No. 11985. Schnittke stays on top of things, whether he knows it or not, he's on the Branca wavelength. Probably the best wavelength for a classical composer to be on at the time. Independently, he creates an alternate form of totalism, which replaces the punk with Shostakovich.Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti FF >>2001. Plus Scared Famous Arvo Part Tabula Rasa1977. A metaphysical cohesion in this which Steve Reich's music didn't have, which replaces the universal Bach-like indifference of Steve Reich's structures. Bedhead WhatFunLifeWasBela Bartok Concerto for Orchestra, Sz. 116Bladee x ECCO2K CrestBlue Gene Tyranny Out of the BlueBo Burnham Inside (The Songs)2021. THIS JUST IN: bargain bin Pure Comedy still the bargain bin version of the greatest thing ever made.Camille Saint-Saens Symphony No.3, Op.781886. Not many pieces of this time can you hear the truth. Which is what makes it all the more impressive when you notice at times during this work that you're FEELING it. So beautiful that even if you wanted to ban it, you wouldn't want to.Charles Mingus Epitaph1962. Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 8 in C minor, Op. 65Dmitri Shostakovich Opera: The Nose, Op.15Duke Ellington Reminiscing in Tempo (Parts I-IV)Eels Blinking Lights & Other Revelations2005. A concept album about Everett's entire life before their career picked up. Could be read into in relation to the development of rock and birth of post-rock. This is a more detailed thesis of the past than Kozelek's on Benji, but at the same time less specific. The connections to history this work can elicit do not themselves connect to one another but are far more frequent and clear than they would be in a more detailed work. They're blips of spiritual connections between Everett and the rest of art.Franz Schubert "Great" Symphony No. 9 in C major, D.944Glenn Branca The AscensionHarry Partch Delusion of the FuryHarry Partch Revelation in the Courthouse ParkHenry Cowell Symphony No. 111953. Cowell, in a time where music didn't have any more rules, was one of many composers battling for their history to remain intact. This is the closest that school of thought gets to giving up. But somehow, in an almost triumphant way. As if Cowell took the opposite route from giving up and mistook the fire of his opponent for the brightness of enlightenment.Henryk Gorecki Symphony No. 21972. Iannis Xenakis PersepolisInjury Reserve By The Time I Get To Phoenix2021. They didn't have to do any of this. In great modern music, the composition of the work is mostly symbolic. Made of an arrangement of styles rather than notes or feelings. And often, the music's style is just what the composer WANTED it to be. But the person who wanted this is dead. So why does it exist? Because the need to create it had to go somewhere. With an underlying constant of performers taking up an impossible task, filling shoes that aren't theirs, this work is an honest one, a funny one, a dark one, and a hopeful one.James Ferraro Alternative Soundtrack: Scream in Blue Surf VideoKayo Dot Dowsing Anemone With Copper Tongue2006. In relation to Choirs of the Eye, Dowsing Anemone leans further toward the anything-music of In The Library Loft. This album has many of those wonderful moments where sound is just completely controlled.La Dispute Somewhere at the Bottom of the River Between Vega and Altair 2008. The only other album I can think of whose vocal performance interacts this well with the compositions is Astral Weeks. The style at hand here is brilliant.Leos Janacek Glagolitic Mass1926. Glagolitic? Okay. I do know what it is for sure... creative and original. Almost like a precursor to the album. With compositional style to match. Eclectic, and delightful in all it eclects. Seems now to me to be the definitive statement of modernism in music.Lil Ugly Mane Volcanic Bird Enemy and the Voiced Concern2021. Structurally, nothing else from Lil Ugly Mane's discography or 2021 holds a candle to this album's assembly. The way each of these songs is designed puts everything in the right place to create the perfect tone. If Lil Ugly Mane was trying to convince you of something with his albums before this one, here he's finally showing you. And he finally gets to chill with the geniuses of this era.Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 14 in C♯ minor, Op. 1311825. Beethoven beats Bach at his own game. If classical music was one thing before this, it was something else afterward.Lullaby for the Working Class SongModest Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition1874. Impressionism's birth. Something I was surprised to find. An innovation that, at the time, was just program-less program music, later revealed itself to be the predecessor to all experimental art.Olivier Messiaen Quatuor Pour la Fin du TempsRichard Strauss Tone Poem: Also sprach ZarathustraRichard Strauss Tone Poem: Death and TransfigurationSTABSCOTCH Uncanny ValleyStephen Sondheim Sunday in the Park With George - Broadway1984. Broadway musical with enough self respect to treat itself like art, with a story centered around artistic creation and composition closer to contemporary composers than show tunes.Steve Reich Tehillim1981. This is the Flower Boy of Steve Reich's career.The Band The BandThis Kind Of Punishment A Beard Of BeesTo Live and Shave in L.A. The Wigmaker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg2002. Twin Infinitives is to candy what The Wigmaker is to porn.To Live and Shave in L.A. Noon and Eternity2006. The complexity and energy of the fragmented monolith that was Wigmaker is traded in for tension and grandeur in the form of longform musical death stars.Underworld dubnobasswithmyheadmanWipers Youth of America2.5 averageAlfred Schnittke Symphony No. 11972. Sort of like you threw classical music history in a blender. A bit late to the party, after John Fahey had been doing it for a while, but the complexity and commitment here matches in magnitude the boost in quality you'd get for absolute originality.American Music Club The Restless Stranger1985. Isolation proven by music that has no contemporary. Nebraska's epilogue.Antonin Dvorak Symphony No. 9 in E minor, Op. 95, B. 178Antonio Vivaldi Il cimento dell'armonia e dell'inventione, Op.81725. Most popular of all time and for quite apparent reason. No god stuff, no technical doohickeying. When travelling through the western canon, this is the kind of thing you pass by that makes you do a double take, because it approaches you in a sea of relatively tame Bach, Corelli and Handel. Find a recording that plays it fast.Benjamin Britten War RequiemBig Thief Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in YouBlack Country New Road Ants from Up ThereCar Seat Headrest Nervous Young Man2013. Promises to be more ambitious and relevant than other Car Seat Headrest albums, and in pushing that side of the scales and succeeding, either loses or doubles down on the spontaneity. Either way, leaving the sweet spot.Carlo Gesualdo Tenebrae Responsoria1611. If you love seeing the cosmos blended with the spiritual realm, I bet I can guess your 1611 AOTY.Cesar Franck Symphony in D minor1888. SYMPHONY ITSELF. Yeah, rarely do you see such significance granted to the ambition required to make a symphony in the first place. Here, the symphony has many dimensions. Not just symphonic ones. Fuck classical music. This symphony is for the real ones.Codeine Frigid StarsDaniel Rossen You Belong ThereDavid Peel & The Lower East Side Have a MarijuanaDawuna Glass Lit DreamDmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 10 in E minor, Op. 93Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 10 in A-flat major, op. 118Eduard Tubin Symphony No. 81966. It's strange that even after listening to as much classical music as I have, I still have separate spots in my brain for it and rock/jazz. Analyzing classical music feels more like interpreting a dream than it feels like listening to prog. I see composers like they're invisible. So why on earth do I wanna have a beer with this guy?Einojuhani Rautavaara Symphony No. 7 (Angel of Light)1994. Almost seems like it was composed without the use of anything that would dilute the Rautavaara's spiritual expression. Shame the performers had to perform it. Always a tough hurdle for the composer to overcome.Erik Satie 3 Gymnopédies & Other Piano Works (Pascal Rogé)Fausto Romitelli An Index of Metals2003. Ambitious, diverse, and cold, with the ultimate result being an uncomfortable reflection of artificiality. Set in the uncanny valley that is Nowadays.Franz Schubert String Quintet in C Major, D. 9561828. Very happy. Triumphant almost. Can't tell if it's me or Schubert though.Gavin Bryars The Sinking of the TitanicGeorge Frideric Handel Messiah, HWV 561741. The life of Jesus Christ. You weren't there, but this is pretty good.George Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue1924. Difficult to tell if this is great because I listened to it in the midst of a bunch of jazzlessness or if it's great because it was released in the midst of classical jazzlessness.Gloria Coates Symphony No. 142003. "Symphony in microtones" What why is it marketing itself like that, that's not a new idea, oh god this is gonna suck. *listens to album* What the hell? She knows what she's doing.Guillaume De Machaut Messe De Notre Dame13XX. As if the form of Christian Everything-is-Good-ism that music adopted at this point manifested itself in compositions that touch every note and move around in the right ways. Brings your mind to the metaphysical. I can see this as the conceptual point where art music started.Harry Partch U.S. HighballHector Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique1830. Fantastique indeed. Post-Schubert pre-Wagner classic. Not many of those. At least that I've heard. I like it when they take Beethoven seriously.Iannis Xenakis La Légende d'EerIgor Stravinsky Le Sacre du PrintempsIgor Stravinsky Petrushka1911. This and The Rite of Spring are equally noteworthy in my eyes. Obviously this one did not quite incite the madness of the other, but the unique identity that truly makes Rite of Spring great meets its match here. Ballet that's just as physical without dancers.James Ferraro Far Side VirtualJames Ferraro Live at Primavera Sound 2012Jean Barraque Piano Sonata1952. Postmodern maximalism in musical form. Non-musical equivalent being something like... The Recognitions?Jim O'Rourke Insignificance2001. Jim O'Rourke is an odd character. You find him all over where you shouldn't and then you can't find what HE particularly is when you look at his discography full of Drone and Pop and American Primitivism and noise. Well, the rest of the stuff lends some credit to the pop. Almost like it exists just so this doesn't get written off as Rockin Jo Jackson. In between Sun Kil Moon and Mew.John Lewis Jazz AbstractionsJonathan Wilson Gentle SpiritKayo Dot Choirs of the Eye2003. Toby Driver is the greatest composer in metal. This is unlike anything else.Krzysztof Penderecki Seven Gates of Jerusalem (Symphony No. 7)1996. The DAMN. of the 20th Century. Love Of Life Orchestra Extended NicetiesLudwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 8 in F major, Op. 93Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No14 C-sharp minor,Op.27No21801. Don't be tempted to deny Moonlight of its brilliance. This isn't a fur elise type situation.Lullaby for the Working Class I Never Even Asked for LightMax Roach We Insist! Max Roach's Freedom Now SuiteMentallo and the Fixer Revelations 23Michael Gordon Van Gogh1991. Opera not too shy for drums n whatnot. The spirit of totalism, but not necessarily the compositional application. Which is almost better, seeing as most totalism is all too focused on the composition, and very little on the spirit. Michael Gordon is a great composer, because he cares about what his pieces do more than about what he puts into them. And because he has little reserve. Control the sound, my friend.Michael Nyman Water Dances1984. Minimalism becoming totalism just by virtue of the minimalism being so profoundly excellent. That's the absolute it achieves.Night Control Death Control2009. Underneath the recording quality, there's a whole bunch going on. Like beyond even Car Seat Headrest levels.Pandora's Box Original SinPyotr Tchaikovsky "Pathétique" Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 741893. A confession with no absolution. Something which becomes more and more common in art afterwards.Pyotr Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 In F Minor, Op. 361878. Crowdpleasing devastation. Music as the inciting factor in an important handshake. Disgusting and evocative of all the simultaneouses it's trying to hide. Incredibly honest. Whether it knows or not.Richard Pryor Live and Smokin'Richard Strauss BurleskeRichard Wagner Tristan und IsoldeRosetta The Galilean Satellites2005. Sick sludge to contemplate to [x8] Stephen Sondheim Assassins - Original Cast RecordingSteve Reich Music for 18 MusiciansSteve Reich The Desert Music1983. The refraction wiggles on the horizon. You can hear it in the wiggly music. The endless oppressive forces of reality manifest in a work of minimalism endless until you can't see it anymore. Minimalism is excellent at playing off of our perception, and here, you feel it as the predominant element of the art.Terry Riley A Rainbow In Curved Air1969. Proto-programmatic minimalism. beep beep. soundwaves, lightwaves? no difference to me.The Arms of Someone New Susan SleepwalkingThe Flaming Lips Embryonic2009. The Flaming Lips' best album is from 1987... is what I THOUGHT, before this album equaled it.The Knife Tomorrow, In a Year2010. Avant-garde opera about evolution. Evokes Fantasia Rite of Spring imagery. Pre-historic boiling earth. Why are you hearing about it from the mouths of people from 2010? The boiling of the earth was a long time ago. Well, because it's trying to boil down evolution to its bare essentials. It incorporates all of these experimental styles into itself to try to cheese their way into innovation by invoking the original innovation, little fish guys crawling out of water.The Magnetic Fields 69 Love SongsThe Magnetic Fields The Charm Of The Highway Strip1994. Concept record about transportation. Really really sad about transportation. OK Computers be warned.This Kind Of Punishment This Kind Of PunishmentThis Kind Of Punishment In The Same RoomTod Machover VALIS1987. Absolute madness. Based on a Philip K. Dick novel I haven't read, and thus a schizophrenic barrage of unbearable narrative confusion. Which I imagine it would be if I DID read the novel.2.0 poorAlexander Scriabin Le Poeme de l'extase, Op. 54Alfred Schnittke "St. Florian" Symphony No. 21979. Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the schnittkiest of them all? It's still Schnittke, but as he takes on a more serious tone, Symphony No. 2's choral arrangements build off of those of Ligeti and whatnot in the same all-encompassing manner with which he built off Shostakovich, supreme all-around musical master, in his first symphony. And the style's impression is profound.Angelo Badalamenti Twin PeaksAnton Bruckner Symphony No. 8 in C minor1883. Easy to tell that some of these guys were perfecting the form at the time. This is one of those works that just screams "alright, we're done here, time to move on." In a good way, of course.Antonin Dvorak String Quartet No.12, Op.96, B.179Bela Bartok Bluebeard's Castle, Sz. 481911. Castle-y music indeed. Not just for gothic reasons. Mostly spatial ones. Colorful as well. Not necessarily blue, but that's not a failing of the work. Yet to read the libretto, but so far it lives up to its title.Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill Die Dreigroschenoper1928 Blue Gene Tyranny and Peter Gordon [1976] Trust in Rock: Your New Concept in MusicCecil Taylor Nefertiti, The Beautiful One Has Come1962. Charles Ives Piano Sonata No. 2, Concord, Mass., 1840–601915. Just the Sonata. One of the more perfect works of Ives. His composition usually revolves around multiple arrangements clashing with one another, and here, he's only working with one instrument.Charles Mingus Blues & RootsColosseum Valentyne SuiteConstance Demby Novus Magnificat: Through The Stargate1986. Sugar rush music. Sugary cereal as a vehicle of transcendence. The ultimate sugar rush. Swans could never.Conway the Machine God Don't Make MistakesCult of Luna Somewhere Along the HighwayDead Can Dance Within the Realm of a Dying Sun1987. Neoclassical Darkwave, yeah no kidding. Let it be known I wasn't expecting something like this coming from Lingua Ignota and Anna Von Hausswolff. For this is far more classical than those.Dean Blunt The RedeemerDiamanda Galas Plague MassDmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 110Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 11 in G Minor, Dmitri Shostakovich Piano Quintet in G Minor, Op. 571940. Ahh, Shosto's filling up the cracks of classical again, and he's doin it good! What emotions will be left once he's done?Duke Ellington The Great Paris Concert1962. Fausto Romitelli Professor Bad Trip I-III2000. Took a while for classical music to fully embrace something as seemingly "low-brow" in evocation as this. The implicit statement is that something as meaningless as a bad trip is as complex and worthy of permanence as anything else. Very 2000s-y.Fontaines D.C. Skinty FiaFranz Liszt Piano Sonata in B minor, S. 1781853. Liszt's excess somehow translates to a piano sonata.Franz Liszt A Faust Symphony1854. 3 movements which correlate to different characters in Goethe's Faust. Looney Tunes music at its finest.Glenn Branca Symphony No. 1 (Tonal Plexus)Gris Il Était Une Forêt...Hans Werner Henze TristanHoratiu Radulescu Intimate RitualsIannis Xenakis MetastaseisImitation Zone LateJake Xerxes Fussell Good and Green AgainJesu Jesu2004. Where Red House Painters would've wound up if their first two albums' trajectory kept up.Joan Baez Joan BaezJohann Sebastian Bach Mass in B minor, BWV 232Johann Sebastian Bach The Brandenburg Concertos1721. Bach's early works have such interesting character. To the point where I would almost recommend this above anything else he's made. Even other early works which I prefer, because of how full and emblematic of the whole period it is.Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 981885. Brahms, Brahms. Someday I will revel in your intra-textual brilliance. As of now, I admire you for the brilliance I feel you admired.John Adams On the Transmigration of SoulsJoseph Haydn Symphony No. 100 in G major, 1794. Like they always say, 100th time's a charm. Military drums amplify this. Forces the composition to leave the comfort zone.Karlheinz Stockhausen Gesang der Junglinge1956. All Schoenberg invented was a way of listening to music. THIS was the invention of Serialism as a form of composition.Kayo Dot CoyoteLamborghini Crystal 1992 Cool RunningsLana Del Rey UltraviolenceLaurie Anderson Big ScienceLaurie Anderson United States Live1983. This album's grandeur promises to be worthy of its title. Will it be an enormous metaphysical interweaving mad dash through a cosmic ball of yarn? 70% yeahLeos Janacek String Quartet No. 1 (Kreutzer Sonata)1923. This man made his first string quartet at the same time Beethoven would've been working on his 9th symphony. This string quartet was so good it made me give his masterpiece a second shot.Luciano Cilio Dialoghi del presenteLudwig van Beethoven "Hammerklavier" Piano Sonata No. 29 in B♭ major, Op. 1061818. You know, I want to review each of these albums, but it's been months since I heard this, and there ARE 32 of these things, so I don't remember exactly what set this one apart. Probably has something to do with it being late Beethoven.Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 31 in A♭ major, Op. 1101822. Ah, the second to last of a >9 set of Beethoven works. perhaps cursed with being good.Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 16 in F major, Op. 1351826. Beethoven's last quartet. Delightful and without anything to prove.Ludwig van Beethoven Triple Concerto in C Major, Op. 561803. Triple Concerto has some of the earliest Beethoven magic.Manuel de Falla Concerto for Harpsichord, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet,1926. Harpsichord in the 1920s almost sounds like a gimmick, but de Falla almost creates the musical equivalent to the energy of T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland simply by invoking this instrument.Mason Bates Digital Loom2006. The final work of classical that I listened to in my chronological survey of the genre was basically an EDM album. That's how the story ends.Maurice Ravel String Quartet in F Major1903. Shoutout Mark Kozelek for living in this guy's houseMauricio Kagel AcusticaMeat Puppets Meat Puppets IIMichael Gordon Decasia2001. Michael Gordon takes off Weather's real-life-parallel gloves and lets his style of spiritual totalist intensity loose into yer branes.Michael Gordon Weather1999. Now as we see what Michael Gordon does as he settles into totalism almost like how Part settled into minimalism, the experiment launches off, and still with no reserve, he sees if he's able to out-film film. A storm a-brews and the tension is real.Mikel Rouse Mikel Rouse Broken Consort - LIVE 1987Mikis Theodorakis Symphony No. 2Milton Babbitt Philomel1964. It was only once I realized how cool this was that I truly appreciated Gesang der JunlingeMy Bloody Valentine Isn't AnythingOsvaldo Golijov Ayre2004. This work is defined by culture more than art. Ultimately though, its self expression is unmistakable. Whether you care or not, there's no mistaking that this was one of the most impressive things you could do in the 2000s.Owen Pallett HeartlandPatty Waters SingsPaul Hindemith Nobilissima Visione1938Peter Jefferies ElectricityPeter Maxwell Davies 8 Songs for A Mad King1969. This is some 80 year old's ITCOTCK. Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 62004. The most interesting of the Naxos Quartets. Almost feels like it provides context for the rest in a weird way. Like it has some greater perspective. If not that, it puts Davies as a whole into perspective.Radioactive Boss Baby RADIOACTIVE BOSS BABYRichard Strauss Study: MetamorphosenRichard Strauss Vier letzte LiederRobert Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.541845. Schumann is good. Are we skeptical of anything in the shadow of Beethoven or something? No, this is good art. Remember this guy harder.Rowland S. Howard Teenage Snuff FilmRoy Harper FolkjokeopusSamuel Barber Piano Concerto, Op. 38Sergei Prokofiev Symphony No.5 in B-♭ major, Op.1001944Sergei Prokofiev Alexander Nevsky, Op. 781939. Maybe the best film soundtrack. Not much competition.Sofia Gubaidulina 'Introitus': Concerto for Piano and Chamber Orc.1978. Gubaidulina is so so Russian. It actually hurts me. How can you bear to create this.Spellling The Turning Wheel2021. It feels rarer than it should nowadays to find pop music that cares. This is like Titanic Rising if it cared.Steve Reich Early Works1965-1972. Special attention be paid to It's Gonna Rain. Special attention not be paid to Clapping Music.The Birthday Party Live 1981-821982. This must've been the era of Nick Cave that the guy from TISM saw when they said they confused him for an exaggerated parody of punk. Sincerity and parody are the same thing, Mr. TISM.The Holy Modal Rounders Indian War WhoopThe Knife Silent ShoutThe Modern Jazz Quartet and Guests Third Stream MusicTo Live and Shave in L.A. The CortègeUnderworld Second Toughest in the InfantsVan Morrison Common OneVan Morrison What's It Gonna Take?Vylet Pony Can Opener’s Notebook: Fish WhispererWolfgang Amadeus Mozart Requiem in D minor, K. 6261792. Nice n lengthy by non-operatic Mozart standards. Also pretty peculiar for the time. If you're looking for spiritual truths in Mozart, they're probably here.Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K. 5501788. I see this as Mozart's peak, despite Requiem sharing the score because it's too highly rated for me to give it a 1.5. For me, this is the orchestration that conceptually embodies his art.Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 4661785. The musical and humanal dynamics of this thing demand a bravo.1.5 very poorActors Artificial Untimeliness & Default SettingsAda Rook UGLY DEATH NO REDEMPTION ANGEL CURSE I LOVE YOUAkron/Family Akron/Family2005. Rare to find 2000s folk albums that have a reason to exist. When you find one you better stick to it like glue.Alcest Souvenirs D'Un Autre Monde2007. I'm illiterate in metal, but this doesn't seem like metal. Which is something I've noticed about a lot of the best metal, so I'll throw in a bet that this has the slightest chance of being the best thing ever made.Alexander Scriabin Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 43Alfred Schnittke Symphony No. 7Alicia Leonilda Bonnet Opening1982. They were in America and they were recording and they performed into the recorder and it was LARPing and it was good.American Music Club EverclearAmerican Music Club California1988. Some of the brilliance is actually lost on this one, I feel. Performance-wise you're okay, but there are dimensions in the compositions that were lost between Engine and this one. Perhaps as I grow to appreciate the performances without what I see now as their complement, I'll grow to love this album as well.American Music Club United Kingdom1989. Less going on instrumentally, more going on compositio-conceptually. Usually the case with a great band's B-sidesAndré Hodeir Jazz et JazzAndrew Hill Point of DepartureAnthony Jordan Enter the Tunnel, and Soon the Darkness Shall Be NArvo Part Te Deum1985 Arvo Part Cello Concerto, Perpetuum Mobile, Symphonies 1,2,31963-1971. Not that these pieces are lacking, but you can definitely feel Part searching for something more definite. Thus, these are some of his most specific creations, less Bach and more hyper-Beethoven. That being said, this compilation is weird. Why these 5? I don't generally rate compilations, I just happened to hear this.Autechre QuaristiceBats (US) Blue CabinetBela Bartok Piano Concerto No. 3 in E major, Sz. 119Bela Bartok String Quartet No. 1 in A minor, Sz. 40Bert Jansch Bert JanschBetween the Buried and Me Colors2007. The metal parts are underwhelming, but the rest makes me think it's a great metal album.Billy Woods AethiopesBlack Dresses Forget Your Own FaceBlack Midi Cavalcade2021. Any band that does anything new has to want to. I trust black midi, because while this isn't quite Faust, it's equally authentic.Boom Bip & Doseone CircleBug Davies II: The Captain's Home AgainCharlemagne Palestine Strumming MusicCharles Ives The Unanswered Question, for orchestra1935. Very short piece that cleverly uses dissonance in its intra-musical dialogue.Charlie Haden Not in Our Name2005. Carla Bley is a compositional wizard. This is supreme American music.Cities Aviv MAN PLAYS THE HORNClarence Clarity THINK: PEACECodeine The White BirchCult of Luna The Long Road NorthDavid Sylvian Secrets of the BeehiveDennis Johnson November1959. 4 hours (5?) of piano notes, quite separated from one another. Almost as though the piece wants you to forget the prior one before you hear the next one. Like each push of a key is a piece of its own, and rather than fitting them together, you're meant to embrace the sound in this John Cage kind of way. This isn't minimalism yet, but it's close.Dieter Schnebel Yes I Will YesDmitri Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 2 in F major, Op. 102Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 1 in C major, Op. 49Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 2 in A major, Op. 68Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 3 in F major, Op. 73Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 1 in F minor, Op. 10Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, Op. 20Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 4 in C minor, Op. 43Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, op. 70Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 13 in B flat minor, Op. 113Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 14, Op. 135Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, Op. 122Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 14 in F-sharp major, op. 142Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 15 in E-flat minor, op. 144Dmitri Shostakovich Cello Concerto No.2 in G minor, Op.1261966. Any trace of Symphony No. 15 in prior Shostakovich immediately boosts it up .5, but I feel like originally it was supposed to be the other way around.Dogbowl Tit! (An Opera)Duke Ellington Black Brown And Beige1943. Earl Sweatshirt Sick!Edgard Varese Déserts1954. I don't like Varese, but even a nincompoop's magnum opus is worthy of acknowledgement.Einsturzende Neubauten Zeichnungen des Patienten O.T.Elliott Carter A Symphony of Three Orchestras1976. One of the few pieces that's this dissonant and still feels cohesive. I listen to this and instead of writing it off as the product of an unknowable thought process, I occasionally understand before I forget.Elliott Carter Concerto for OrchestraEsquivel Infinity in SoundFelix Mendelssohn "Italian" Symphony No. 4 in A major, Op. 90Franz Schubert Symphony No. 5 in B♭ major, D. 485Franz Schubert Winterreise, D. 9111827. I still see these types of songs as novel. Rock seems far more real. That being said, Winterreise is enjoyable for more than just novelty-derived delights. Nick Cave still perfected "songs".Gabor Szabo DreamsGalaxie 500 TodayGang of Youths Angel in RealtimeGeorge Russell Jazz in the Space AgeGiovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina Missa Papae MarcelliGiuseppe Verdi Messa da Requiem1874. Heavenly for the first bit and then well done for the rest.Gnaw Their Tongues An Epiphanic Vomiting Of Blood2007. Fills the room with sound. The very end takes it a step further, by infusing melody, which I commend.Gospel The LoserGustav Mahler Symphony No. 1 in D major, "Titan"Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 8 in E Flat MajorGustav Mahler Symphony No.7Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 3 in D minorHarrison Birtwistle The Triumph of Time1972. A tone poem that does strange things with time. Every time I say something like that I have to reiterate that it isn't as straightforward as it sounds. It's not the classical equivalent of tick tock by MF DOOM. It's a tragedy starring your obsession with clocks.Henry Cowell 3 Anti-modernist Songs1938. Anti-modernism!? What's next? POST-Modernism!?Henry Purcell Odes for St. Cecilia's Day - Music for Queen MaryiANO Life CyclesJack White Boarding House Reach2018. The stylistic all-the-wrong-places-ness of this album is what grants it its quality for me. Jack White really did want to make this thing lol.James Ferraro Last American Hero / Adrenaline's EndJames Ferraro iAsiaJean Sibelius Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43Jenny Hval Classic ObjectsJohann Sebastian Bach Great Organ Works (Peter Hurford)1704-1747. The dissonance inherent to the tones of the organ are delightful in the hands of a guy like Bach.John Tavener The Protecting Veil1987 Jonathan Harvey Speakings2003 Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 104 in D MajorJoseph Haydn Die Schopfung (The Creation)1795. This piece does have a certain quality that makes it feel like it's bringing about something significant. Especially toward the beginning (probably as it should be).Joseph Haydn Symphony No.101 in D major Julian Cope JehovahkillJulius Eastman Unjust MalaiseJulius Eastman Femenine1974. Not the best minimalism, but holy shit is there so much bad stuff.Junior Boys Last ExitJuppala Kaapio Sporing PromenadeKaatayra InpariquipêKae Tempest The Line Is A CurveKayo Dot Blue Lambency DownwardKayo Dot Gamma KnifeKayo Dot Coffins on IoLaura Nyro Eli and The 13th Confession1968 Lauryn Hill MTV Unplugged No. 2.0Leonard Bernstein Symphony No. 2 "The Age of Anxiety"1949. Leonard Bernstein never struck me as... as... ummm... anything really. Which is why this thing surprised me.Leos Janacek Jenůfa1903. An opera about the little guys. Literature beat us to the punch with this type of thing, but an opera about poor people is kind of an extra level of crazy, seeing as even the word opera has a faint connotation of elitism.Little Simz Sometimes I Might Be Introvert2021. Throw away your I Trawl The Megahertz vinyl.Lou Harrison La Koro Sutro1972Louis Andriessen De Materie1988 Louis Andriessen De Tijd1993. Barely feels like classical. If you told me this was a Spacemen 3 live concert or something I would totally believe you.Love Da CapoLuciano Berio Coro1976Ludwig van Beethoven Missa solemnis, Op. 1231823. Late Beethoven large scale masterpiece often overshadowed by the 9th but no less noteworthy in that it's also better than 65% of classical music. The 9th just happens to also be better than 92%.Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 1 in F major, Op. 18, No. 1Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 3 in D major, Op. 18, No. 3Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 6 in B♭ major, Op. 18, No. 6Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No.12 E-flat Major,Op1271824. Gross Fugue alone is what separates this from the others. Innovation beyond innovation.Lydia Lunch Smoke in the Shadows2004. Twin Peaks meets Lisa Germano. And it's weird. I mean you don't really have much of what makes Lisa genius and you don't have much of... well actually, you have a lot of Twin Peaks.Mark Kozelek All The Best, Isaac HayesMaterial Girl i85mixx21-22maudlin of the Well Leaving Your Body Map2001 Mauricio Kagel Exotica1972. He could've just left this as a novel set of performance instructions, but instead he made it actually interesting in composition as well. Goofy otherwise.Max Roach It's TimeMeat Puppets Up On The SunMichael Gordon TranceMichael Tippett A Child of Our TimeMikel Rouse Recess2010. Bruce Springsteen impression here. Mikel Rouse at some point stopped the classical approach and let himself shine right alongside his compositions. And he still does better than most of the 2000s' singer/songwriters.Morton Feldman Rothko ChapelMunly and The Lupercalians Kinnery of Lupercalia: Undelivered LegionNara Leao Nara Nick Cave and Warren Ellis CarnageOdezenne 1200 mètres en toutOlivier Messiaen La Transfiguration De Notre Seigneur Jesus ChristOsvaldo Golijov Oceana1996. Golijov has very eclectic music here. It's definitely not NOT classical, but... it excites.Pan Daijing Tissuespark zero Proxy2022. Closing song makes this good. The rest of it is relatively well-done very gay almost-kind-of-noise.Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 12002 Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 32003 Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 72005 Portishead Third2008. Famous for being from 2008, this album is good.Poul Ruders Violin Concerto No. 21996 Pyotr Tchaikovsky The Nutcracker, Op. 711892. Ballet as art. Not just art now, but also nonsense. Quelle Chris DEATHFAMERagnar Kjartansson The VisitorsRavi Shankar Ragas & TalasRichard Strauss Tone Poem: Ein HeldenlebenRichard Strauss Tone Poem: Eine AlpensinfonieRobert Ashley Wolfman1964. This is the kind of stuff that would blow an avant-teens mind.Robert Schumann Symphony No.4 in D Minor, Op.120Robert Turman Way DownRoy Harper Sophisticated BeggarSection 25 Always NowSofia Gubaidulina Canticle of the SunSolid Space Space MuseumStorm and Stress Under Thunder and Fluorescent LightSufjan Stevens MichiganSun Ra The Futuristic Sounds of Sun RaTaylor Swift RedTerry Riley Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band1969. A good complement to Rainbow in Curved air. Striking in compositional difference.The Books The Lemon Of Pink2003. Apparent in this music is just how well-done its composition is. Plunderphonics was never that interesting to me, but if it were...The Cure PornographyThe Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy Hypocrisy Is the Greatest LuxuryThe Knife Shaking the Habitual2013. Some of the political stuff that's going on this album is really interesting, especially in conjunction with, at times, equally interesting music.The Modern Jazz Quartet PyramidThe Mothers of Invention Absolutely FreeThe Skaters Dark Rye BreadThe Smile A Light for Attracting AttentionThe Sound JeopardyThe The Soul MiningThem The Angry Young ThemTV on the Radio Return to Cookie Mountain2006. When it comes to poppy 2000s Indie Rock, this is about as much as you can ask for without asking for Illinois.Volcano The Bear Classic Erasmus Fusion2006. The Glow Pt. 2 minus the parts that would keep a twitter user from putting it on their topster.Warren Zevon Excitable BoyWitold Lutoslawski Symphony No. 31983Witold Lutoslawski Symphony No. 41992Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No. 39 in E♭ major, K. 543Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart String Quartet No.22 B-flat major, K.589Yves Tumor Heaven To A Tortured Mind1.0 awful40 Watt Sun Perfect LightAlban Berg Violin ConcertoAlexander Scriabin Prometheus: Le Poeme Du Feu, Op. 60Alfred Schnittke String Quartet No. 4Alfred Schnittke Concerto Grosso No. 5Alfred Schnittke Piano QuintetAlfred Schnittke Symphony No. 5Alfred Schnittke Symphony No. 4Alfred Schnittke Sonata No. 2 for violin and pianoAlfred Schnittke Symphony No. 6Alice Glass Prey//IVAlon Mor Lands of DelightAlphabet Holds Hostage again and so soonAnais Mitchell Anais MitchellAnimal Collective Time SkiffsAnton Bruckner Symphony No. 9 in D minorAnton Bruckner Symphony No. 5 in B-flat majorAnton Bruckner Symphony No. 7 in E majorArcangelo Corelli 12 Concerti Grossi, Op. 6Arnold Schoenberg Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21Arnold Schoenberg Arnold Schoenberg 2: Streichquartette I-IVArt Blakey Moanin'Asleep Country Helvetic SylphAvalina How do I turn the lights off in a dark room?Battles MirroredBeach House Once Twice MelodyBela Bartok Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Sz. 83Bela Bartok Piano Concerto No. 2 in G major, Sz. 95Bela Bartok String Quartet No. 2 in A minor, Sz. 67Bela Bartok String Quartet No. 3 in C sharp major, Sz. 85Bela Bartok String Quartet No. 6, Sz. 114Benjamin Britten Cello SymphonyBodyguard Silica GelBohuslav Martinu Symphony No. 6Brii Sem PropósitoBurzum FilosofemCandy Claws Two Airships / Exploder FallsCaroline (UK) CarolineCharalambides Joy ShapesCharles Ives Symphony No. 3, The Camp MeetingCharles Ives A Symphony: New England HolidaysCharles Ives Three Places in New EnglandCharles Wuorinen Time's EncomiumCharles Wuorinen Percussion SymphonyCharli XCX CrashCharlotte Adigery and Bolis Pupul Topical DancerClaude Debussy Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, L. 86Claude Debussy La mer (The Sea), L. 109Claude Debussy Nocturnes, L. 91Claude Debussy Images pour orchestre, L. 122Claude Debussy Jeux, L. 126Claude Debussy Le Martyre de saint Sébastien, Fragments symphoniqCloakroom Dissolution WaveCMAT If My Wife New I'd Be DeadCowboy Junkies The Trinity SessionDavid Del Tredici Final AliceDavid Maslanka Symphony No. 4David Maslanka Concerto for Alto Saxophone and Wind EnsembleDawnathan my heels will never be softdeathcrash ReturnDeerhunter MicrocastleDeerhunter Weird Era Cont.Denzel Curry Melt My Eyez See Your FutureDizayga .room on fireDmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 2 in B major, Op. 14Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 54Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 7 in C major, Op. 60Dmitri Shostakovich Symphony No. 12 in D minor, Op. 112Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 4 in D major, op. 83Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 5 in B flat major, Op. 92Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 6 in G major, Op. 101Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 7 in F-sharp minor, Op. 108Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 9 in E-flat major, op. 117Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 12 in D-flat major, Op. 133Dmitri Shostakovich String Quartet No. 13 in B flat minor, Op. 138Dmitri Shostakovich Cello Concerto No.1 in E♭ major, Op.107Dmitri Shostakovich Violin Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op.77Dmitri Shostakovich Piano Concerto No.1 in C minor, Op.35Domenico Scarlatti Essercizi per Gravicembalo K 1- K 30Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in A major, K. 322Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in A Minor K. 175Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in E Major, K. 380, L. 23Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in D Minor, K. 213, L. 108Domenico Scarlatti K.198 e-minorDomenico Scarlatti Sonata for keyboard in D minor, K. 1Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in A Major K. 208Edgard Varese IonisationEdgard Varese OctandreEdgard Varese AmériquesEdgard Varese ArcanaEdgard Varese Density 21.5Edgard Varese Poème électroniqueEdgard Varese IntégralesEdgard Varese HyperprismElla Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Song BookEllen Zwilich Symphony No. 2Ellen Zwilich Triple ConcertoEric Dolphy Far CryErik Satie Musique d'ameublementErnest Bloch SchelomoEthel Cain Preacher's DaughterFamily Music in a Doll's HouseFausto Romitelli La sabbia del tempoFelix Mendelssohn String Octet in E-flat major, Op. 20Foxtails FawnFrancis Poulenc Concert champetre, FP 49Frank Zappa ApostropheFranz Schubert Piano Sonata in A major, D. 959Franz Schubert Piano Sonata in B♭ major, D. 960Franz Schubert String Quartet No. 13 in A Minor, D.804, Op.29Franz Schubert String Quartet No. 15 in G major, D. 887Frederic Chopin Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66Fucked Up Year of the HorseFuture I Never Liked YouGabriel Faure Requiem, Op. 48George Frideric Handel Water MusicGeorge Rochberg Contra Mortem et TempusGhost (JPN) Hypnotic UnderworldGiuseppe Verdi OtelloGiuseppe Verdi AidaGoffredo Petrassi Coro di MortiGood Morning Bedlam LuluGrouper Dragging a Dead Deer Up a HillGustav Holst The Planets, Op. 32Gustav Mahler Symphony No. 4 in G majorGustav Mahler Symphony No. 6 in A minor, "Tragic" Gyorgy Ligeti RequiemHarrison Birtwistle TragoediaHenry Cowell String Quartet No. 3Henry Cowell Concerto for Piano and OrchestraHenry Cowell OngakuHenryk Gorecki Concerto for Harpsichord and Strings, op. 40Henryk Gorecki Symphony No. 1Hildegard von Bingen O JerusalemIannis Xenakis Orient-Occidentif i promise In The Form Of LightInfidel?/Castro! Bioentropic Damage FractalJames Ferraro NYC, HELL 3:00 AMJean Barraque ConcertoJean Sibelius Symphony No. 5 in E♭ major, Op. 82Jeff Mills Waveform Transmission Vol.1Jimmy Giuffre Free FallJohann Sebastian Bach 6 Partitas, BWV 825–830Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.2 in C minor, BWV 911Johann Sebastian Bach Christmas Oratorio BWV 248Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.1 in F-sharp minor, BWV 910Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.3 in D major, BWV 912Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.4 in D minor, BWV 913Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.5 in E minor, BWV 914Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No. 6 in G minor, BWV 915Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata No.7 in G major, BWV 916Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F major, Op.90Johannes Brahms Piano Quintet No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 34John Cage Concerto for Piano and OrchestraJohn Prine John PrineJohn Rutter RequiemJonathan Harvey BhaktiJonathan Harvey Bird Concerto with PianosongJoseph Haydn String Quartets, Op.76Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 102 in B-flat MajorJoseph Haydn Symphony No.94 in G major, Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 93 in D MajorJoseph Haydn Symphony No. 103 in E♭ major Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 99 in E♭ majorJoseph Haydn Symphony No. 98 in B♭ majorJoseph Haydn Symphony No. 97 in C majorJoseph Haydn Symphony No. 96 in D major, "The Miracle"Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 95 in C minorJosephine Foster GodmotherJosquin Des Prez Missa Malheur me batJPEGMAFIA LP!Kaizo Slumber The Kaizo ManifestoKalevi Aho Symphony No. 7Kalevi Aho Symphony No. 11Karlheinz Stockhausen MantraKarlheinz Stockhausen »Gruppen« für 3 Orchester; »Carré« für 4 OrchesterKendrick Lamar Mr. Morale and the Big SteppersKing Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard Omnium GatherumKrzysztof Penderecki Threnody to the Victims of HiroshimaKrzysztof Penderecki Polskie RequiemLalleshwari Lullabies in a Glass WildernessLana Del Rey Born to DieLast Exit Last ExitLeos Janacek String Quartet No. 2, "Intimate Letters"leroy Dariacore 3... At Least I Think That's What It's Clobsterfight Sun SoakingLouis Armstrong Paramount RecordingsLudwig van Beethoven "Pathétique" Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B♭, Op. 60Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5, Op. 73 "Emperor"Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Concerto No.3 in C Minor, Op.37Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 32 in C minor, Op. 111Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 30 in E major, Op. 109Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 2 in G major, Op. 18, No. 2Ludwig van Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 28 in A major, Op. 101Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 4 in C minor, Op. 18, No. 4Ludwig van Beethoven String Quartet No. 5 in A major, Op. 18, No. 5Luigi Nono Intolleranza 1960Luigi Nono Il Canto SospesoMachine Gun Kelly Mainstream SelloutMadrugada Chimes at MidnightMary Lou Williams Mary Lou WilliamsMaurice Ravel Piano Concerto in G majorMeat Loaf Bat Out of HellMew No More StoriesMichael Gordon TimberMichael Torke Colour MusicMikel Rouse Music for MinoritiesMitski Laurel HellMorton Feldman Violin and String QuartetMurrumur WEBMAKERmydreamfever Rough and Beautiful PlaceNara Leao Opiniao de NaraNat Adderley Work Songno29 1221ses2022. The inclusion of "all improvisation" in the bandcamp description for this album is appreciated, because the average free improvisation outfit would have so much faith in the art itself having the qualities that improvisation implies, that they would just let it go without saying. This, however, feels like a real person who's actually proud of having done something cool. Free improv to hi-five to.Nujabes Modal SoulOde and Elegy Ode and ElegyOlivier Messiaen Turangalîla-SymphonieOlivier Messiaen Catalogue d'oiseauxOrbital Orbital 2Ornette Coleman Change of the Centuryp2p Impossible BurgerPan Sonic Kesto (234:48:4)Paul Dolden L'ivresse de la vitessePedro the Lion HavasuPeter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 2Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 4Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 5Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 8Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 9Peter Maxwell Davies Naxos Quartet No. 10Philip Glass Music in Twelve PartsPierre Boulez RéponsPierre Boulez Le marteau sans maitrePierre Boulez Pli selon pliPusha T It's Almost DryPyotr Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64Pyotr Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35Pyotr Tchaikovsky Swan Lake, Op. 20Quannnic KenopsiaRachel's Systems/LayersRalph Vaughan Williams A Pastoral Symphony [No. 3]Red Vox VisionsRichard Strauss Tone Poem: Don quixoteRichard Strauss Symphonia Domestica, Op. 53Richard Strauss Tone Poem: Till Eulenspiegel Op.28Robert Schumann Symphony No.3 in E Major, Op.97Robert Schumann Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44Roberto Gerhard The PlagueRoxy Radclyffe dRyan Adams Cold RosesSault (UK) AirSergei Prokofiev Piano Concerto No. 3 in C major, Op. 26Sergei Prokofiev Piano Concerto No.5 in G major, Op.55Sergei Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30SHXCXCHCXSH KongestionSilvana Estrada MarchitaSkanks the Rap Martyr Another Crown Heights RiotSofia Gubaidulina OffertoriumSofia Gubaidulina St. John's PassionSonny Rollins Saxophone ColossusSOUL GLO Diaspora ProblemsSpring Heel Jack AmassedSquid Bright Green FieldStan Getz FocusStan Getz and Joao Gilberto Getz/GilbertoStars of the Lid Music For Nitrous Oxide1995. 0.5 later. Somehow you've fused the melancholic complacency of shitty ambient music with the whininess of lo-fi depression punk.Steve Reich Four Organs/Phase PatternsSteve Reich Different Trains/Electric CounterpointSteve Reich DrummingSteve Reich Music for Mallet, Instruments, Voices, and OrganSteve Reich Cave1993. 0.5 later. Hamfisted overbearing ass music. Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine at least has compositional structure. This shit is an endless drone. Minimalism was dead.Suho Meso Windmill TrailSuicide Suicide: Alan Vega and Martin RevSunn O))) Monoliths and DimensionsSylvano Bussotti The Rara RequiemTanya Tagaq TonguesTerry Riley In CThe Body and OAA Enemy of LoveThe Books The Way OutThe Drones Here Come the LiesThe Nook Collective The Advent of Nookdom: Rescored and RebornThe Shin EgAriThe Ventures The Ventures In SpaceThomas Ades AsylaToilet Penis Gonna DieToru Takemitsu To The Edge of DreamTrentemoller MemoriaTyler, the Creator Call Me If You Get LostValyri Sheffner Harris Inth the Wroun G'placVan Morrison Blowin' Your MindViper the Rapper One Day You'll See Me Again (1997-2009)Weiland VicesWitold Lutoslawski Concerto for OrchestraWitold Lutoslawski Cello ConcertoWolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 27 in B♭ Major, K. 595Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Haffner" Symphony No. 35 in D major, K. 385Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Piano Concerto No. 25 in C major, K. 503Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No. 36 in C major, K. 425Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Prague" Symphony No. 38 in D major, K. 504Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart String Quartet No.20 in D major, K.499Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart String Quartet No.21 in D major, K.575Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart String Quartet No.23 in F major, K.590Wovenhand Silver SashYeule Glitch Princess
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