Sonic Youth Gossip - Repetitive music

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- Non-Sonic Sounds (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/forumdisplay.php?f=4)

- - Repetitive music (http://www.sonicyouth.com/gossip/showthread.php?t=23855)

SonicBebs

07.30.2008 05:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MellySingsDoom

HE SAYS, HE LIKES THE MOTORIK ASPECT OF KRAUTROCK!

yeah thanks,

you'll have to excuse me. I was trying to be funny by posting 'What?' a few times. Repetativley see? But the board wont let me and doesn't think i'm funny

PAULYBEE2656

07.30.2008 07:13 AM

boredoms
the idiots
rollerskate skinny (early stuff)
mbv in places
flying saucer attack (in more places)
stereolab (in many places)

sarramkrop

07.30.2008 02:04 PM

I LOVE repetitive music!

At the moment my favourite repetitive music band is Blues Control.

LittlePuppetBoy

07.30.2008 04:42 PM

Swans are repetitive, but in the INTENSE way.

Same with Fela Kuti's music (except for his sax playing and singing)

HaydenAsche

07.30.2008 05:38 PM

Rap isn't terribly repetitive.

You got to let the beat build, bitch.

Repetitive music that's decent makes me think of techno.

viewtiful_alan

07.30.2008 06:03 PM

No love for The Ramones?

gualbert

07.30.2008 06:09 PM

Never thought of them as repetitive.
( most of their songs sound the same but that's another matter )

atari 2600

07.30.2008 11:19 PM

...since no one has used this word yet...

os·ti·na·to
n. pl. os·ti·na·tos
A short melody or pattern that is constantly repeated, usually in the same part at the same pitch.
[Italian, from Latin obstintus, stubborn, past participle of obstinre, to persist; see obstinate.]
ostinato
Noun
pl -tos Music a persistently repeated phrase or rhythm [Italian, from Latin obstinatus obstinate]

Noun 1. ostinato - a musical phrase repeated over and over during a composition

HaydenAsche

07.30.2008 11:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atari 2600

Get away from me with your ACT words.

MellySingsDoom

07.30.2008 11:52 PM

The trance-like greatness of the Master Musicians of Joujouka IK would say counts as repetitive up to a point. Using melody phrases and insistent and ever-building cross-rhythms to build up a hypnotic wall of sound.

atsonicpark

07.30.2008 11:52 PM

someone told me the fall was too repetetive the other day, so I played him "repetition" and we had a laugh.

fugazifan

07.31.2008 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atari 2600

good point. thats where the term bassus ostinato, or ground bass came from. started in early baroque. . .

atsonicpark

07.31.2008 02:33 AM

goin' baroque.

Derek

07.31.2008 05:31 AM

I never listen in my music class at school.

atsonicpark

07.31.2008 05:46 AM

hey 1000 posts derek

atsonicpark

07.31.2008 05:46 AM

congrats!!!!!!!!!!!

Derek

07.31.2008 05:58 AM

thanks!

and hopefully another 1000 posts more in the future!

Death & the Maiden

07.31.2008 06:20 AM

I think most of the music I listen to qualifies as repetitive.

Death & the Maiden

07.31.2008 06:22 AM

When I first saw this thread, like everyone else, straight away I thought of The Fall's Repetition.

atsonicpark

02.22.2011 11:34 AM

I'm listening to Richard Villalobos. Great repetition. It sounds like it never changes but there's all these super small parts changing consistently.

EASY LEEEEEEEEE
EASY LEEEEEEEEE

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