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Rapeman - 2 Nuns and a Pack Mule
Lightning Bolt - Wonderful Rainbow
The Fucking Champs - IV

Cronenberg - Crash
Kaosayananda - Ballistic Ecks vs. Sever
Lumet - Before the Devil Knows Your Dead

Diogenes of Sinope - Greatest (s)Hits
Heinlein - Time Enough for Love
Lacan - Ecrits

>Los Campesinos!, Against me!, Andrew Jackson Jihad
Hello Sadness, Reinventing Axl Rose, Knifeman

>Sidney Lumet, David Fincher, Coen Brothers
12 Angry Men, Zodiac, Raising Arizona

>Albert Camus, Sarah Kane, Martin McDonagh
The Fall, Blasted, The Pillowman

>mfw

>>4245877

Bibio:
Gold Panda:
Antonio Carlos Jobim:

Tarkovsky: Solaris
Bergman: The Seventh Seal
Korine: Spring Breakers

Kafka: A Hunger Artist
Borges: The Book of Sand
Lem: The Cyberiad

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
>an album/piece by each

"BANDS"/"ACTS":

– "ACE OF BASE".

– "CRYSTAL CASTLES".

COMPOSERS:

– RICHARD WAGNER.

– GUSTAV MAHLER.

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
>a film by each

– WESLEY ANDERSON –"THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS".

– LUCILE HADZIHALILOVIC –"INNOCENCE".

– MICHAEL HANEKE –"DER SIEBENTE KONTINENT".

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
>a work by each

– JEROME DAVID SALINGER –"THE CATCHER IN THE RYE".

– AYN RAND –"ATLAS SHRUGGED".

/mu/ is currently smoking you guys

Johannes Ockeghem (Missa prolationum)
Franz Schubert (String Quartet No. 15 in G major)
Faust (Faust)

Charlie Chaplin (Modern Times)
Ingmar Bergman (Winter Light)
Werner Herzog (Aguirre, the Wrath of God)

Fyodor Dostoevsky (The Brothers Karamazov)
Franz Kafka ("In the Penal Colony")
Samuel Beckett (Waiting for Godot)

>>4245903
Had never heard of Spring Breakers, how did Korine go from genius works like Gummo and Kids to a B- moneygrab?

>>4245921
drugs did it
The movie is basically eye-candy. Stunning cinematography and great music.

>>4245919
/tv/ currently smoked you OP.

Unwound
>Fake Train
Moonshake
>Eva Luna
Broadcast
>The Noise Made by People

Bergman
>Scenes From A Marriage
Wilder
>The Apartment
Godard
>Breathless

Tolstoy
>Anna Karenina
Kundera
>The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Bowen
>The Death of The Heart

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
>an album/piece by each

"BANDS"/"ACTS":

– "ACE OF BASE" –"HAPPY NATION U.S. VERSION".

– "CRYSTAL CASTLES" –"CRYSTAL CASTLES".

COMPOSERS:

– RICHARD WAGNER –"TRISTAN UND ISOLDE".

– GUSTAV MAHLER –NINTH SYMPHONY.

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
>a film by each

– WESLEY ANDERSON –"THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS".

– LUCILE HADZIHALILOVIC –"INNOCENCE".

– MICHAEL HANEKE –"DER SIEBENTE KONTINENT".

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
>a work by each

– JEROME DAVID SALINGER –"THE CATCHER IN THE RYE".

– AYN RAND –"ATLAS SHRUGGED".

>>4245916
>>4245927
>– GUSTAV MAHLER

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
Björk, Dead Can Dance, Jean Sibelius.

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Kurosawa-Ikiru, Varda-Cléo from 5 to 7, Gondry-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
Paine-The Rights of Man, Vidal-Julian, Oh whatever.

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>>4245934
what

>>4245934
Ask /mu/ about "firetruck music".

>>4245940
There's no /pop/
Meh. I've seen worse threads.

>>4245938
Cosmogony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX24wkV3Ra8

Black Sun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyuafT2owLY

Symphony No.5 in E flat major, Op.82: 3 Allegro molto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkzrSZKA4cM

Busdriver - Cosmic Cleavage
Frank Zappa - Jazz from Hell
Merzbow - Pulse Demon

Too pleb to actually have favorite directors so listing directors of favorite movies:

Orson Welles - Citizen Kane
Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen - Singin' in the Rain
Frank Oz - The Muppets Take Manhattan

Tad Williams - The War of the Flowers
Mark Twain - The Adventures of Huckeberry Finn
Victor Hugo - Les Miserables

/mu/ taste obscurity should be kept on /mu/ for the possibility of someone posting good albums not yet seen by others, thus making less thread on same music.

So keep away the urges to post such threads on /lit/. You are welcomed to /lit/, you shitposting - isn't.

Pryda - Allein
BT - Flaming June
Above & Beyond - Satellite

Michael Mann - Collateral
Gilles Mimouni - L'appartement
Alfred Hitchcock - North By Northwest

John Le Carré - The Honourable Schoolboy
David Foster Wallace - Infinite Jest
Fyodor Dostoyevsky - The Brothers Karamazov

>Miles Davis, Antonin Dvořák, Boris
In A Silent Way, From The New World, Feedbacker

>Yasujiro Ozu, Lee Chang Dong, Paul Thomas Anderson
Early Summer, Oasis, The Master

>László Krasznahorkai, Julio Cortázar, Thomas Pynchon
The Melancholy of Resistance, Hopscotch, Mason & Dixon

THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
an album/piece by each
Modest Mouse - No-one is first, and you're next.
Stepdad - My Leather, My Fur, My Nails
Taylor Swift - Never Getting Back Together (Ever)
THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
a film by each
>Films
>Films
>Films
THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
a work by each
Kafka - Metamorphosis
Hemingway - The Old Man and the Sea
Twain - The Mysterious Stranger

Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
The Mountain Goats - We Shall All be Healed
Maurice Ravel - Jeux d'eau

Bergman - Fanny and Alexander
Wong Kar-Wai - In the Mood for Love
PT Anderson - Boogie Nights

David Foster Wallace - Infinite Jest
Thomas Pynchon - Gravity's Rainbow
Herman Melville - Moby-Dick

>THREE FAVORITE >BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER

LA SERA - SEES THE LIGHT
YURA YURA TEIKOKU - NO MEMAI
THE WHITE STRIPES - THE WHITE STRIPES

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS

CHRIS MARKER - SANS SOLEIL
ROBERT BRESSON - AU HASARD BALTHASAR
SERGEI EISENSTEIN - STRIKE

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS

YUKI YUKI YUKIO MISHIMA - THE SAILOR WHO DUN GONE FELL FROM DAT GRACE ALL WAY DOWN TO DA SEA
THOMAS PINECONE - THE CRYING OF LOT 49
TRUEMAN CAPOTE - BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S

Slint - Spiderland
Screaming Females - Castle Talk
American Football - American Football

Paul Verhoven - Robocop
Mamoru Oshii - Patlabor 2
John Carpenter - The Thing

Cormac McCarthy - The Road
Upton Sinclair - The Jungle
Albert Camus - The Stranger

>>4245877

>let's celebrate the plebs from the patricians.

I think you mean separate.

RYZHKND
ECCO VIRTUAL
INTERNET CLUB

None

Nietzsche - Beyond Good and Evil
Max Stirner - The Ego and Its Own
Heraclitus - Fragments

>>4246687
>not celebrating diversity

>>4245877
>Schumann - 4th Symphony
>Whistler's Jug Band - Walk Right In
>Beethoven - Adelaide

>Bergman - Sawdust & Tinsel
>Sjöberg - Miss Julie
>Powell & Pressburger - Black Narcissus

>Pynchon - Mason & Dixon
>Strindberg - A Ghost Sonata
>Pinter - The Caretaker

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER

Frederic Chopin - Nocturnes
Locatelli - L'Arte del Violino
The Velvet Underground - TVU&N

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Kurosawa - Ikiru
Richter - Dreams that Money Can Buy
Bergman - The Seventh Seal

I am pleb in film, recommend me good shit

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
William Shakespeare - King Lear
Anon - Njal's Saga
Baudelaire - Flowers of Evil

>>4245903
you don't deserve to be a solaris fan

Ohoho, surely this post will end with the other patricians here recognizing my misunderstood genius.

Tool - Lateralus
Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap
Nero - Welcome Reality

W-wait...

Zack Snyder - Man of Steel
Quentin Tarantino - Inglourious Basterds
J.J. Abrams - Star Trek

Oh. Oh no. OH NO.

William Faulkner - The Sound and the Fury
Robert Heinlein - The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
Anthony Burgess - A Clockwork Orange

DAMN YOU FILTHY LOGICIANS

Coil - ...and ambulence died in his arms
Eliane Radigue - Trilogie de la mort
Wrath of the weak - Solace

Jarman - The Angelic conversation
Quay brothers - Institute Benjamenta
Grandrieux - Sombre

Bataille - Madame Edwarda/ The Dead Man
Linhartová - Dům daleko
Guy Viarre - complete poetry

>>4245877

>Music:
Sergej Prokofiev - The Dance of the Knights
Ill Bill - Kill devil hills
Frank Sinatra - Blue Moon

>Movie directors:
None really. I rarely watch any movies.

>Authors:
Niels E. Nielsen - Two Suns Rose
David Eddings - The Belgariad
Peter F. Hamilton - The Reality Dysfunction

>>4245877

Shai Hulud-That Within Blood Ill-Tempered
Lucero-That Much Further West
Sick of it All-Just Look Around

Sam Peckinpah-The Wild Bunch
Alfred Hitchcock-Vertigo
Sergio Leone-Once Upon a Time in the West

Melville-Moby-Dick
Dostoyevsky-The Brothers Karamazov
Gene Wolfe-Peace

>>4247111
weird coil one to pick

>Music
-Chopin - Nocturnes
-Kate Bush - The Last Kick
-2Pac - All Eyez on Me

>Directors
-Satyajit Ray - Apur Sanshur
-Michaelangelo Antonioni - Blow-Up
-Jean Renoir - The River

>Authors
-Hermann Hesse - Steppenwolf
-Fyodor Dostoyevsky - Brothers Karamasov
-Vladimir Nabokov - Mary

>>4247077

eric rohmer, jaquces demy, tarkovsky, forman, dreyer, satyajit ray

Polvo - Exploded Drawing
Faust - Fuast IV
The Dream Syndicate - The Days of Wine and Roses

Aleksandr Sokurov - Mat i Syn
Star Brakhage - Dog Star Man Part III
John Waters - Pink Flamingos

Schwob - The Book of Monelle
Raymond Rousell - Dust of Suns
Eric Emmanuel Schmitt - Monsieur Ibrahim Et Les Fleurs Du Cora

Avishai Cohen Trio - Gently Disturbed
Tool - Lateralus
Perfume- JPN

Bergman - Persona
Fellini - 8½
Östlund - Involuntary

Aurelius - Meditations
Woolf - The Waves
Simmons - Hyperion

>>4245877
walt mink - el producto

don't watch movies

gthe bible by god

>>4247533
>el producto

My nigga

>>4245927

you are literally the most disgusting species of pseudointellectual alive

Directors
Ingmar Bergman- Persona
Woody Allen- Hannah and Her Sisters
Akira Kurosawa- Ran

Authors
Fyodor Doestovsky- The Brothers Karamazov
Ernest Hemingway- For Whom the Bell Tolls
Cormac McCarthy- Blood Merridian

I don't really listen to much music but I like Dylan

Tom Jobim - Stone Flower
Paulinho da Viola - Cordas de Aço
This Heat - Deceit

Vittorio de Sica - Ladri di biciclette
Glauber Rocha - Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol
Akira Kurosawa - Kagemusha

Dostoevsky - Karamazov's
Mayakovsky - Poems
Carlos Drummond de Andrada - Alguma Poesia

The Clash - Sandinista!
Violeta Parra - Composiciones Para Guitarra
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

Michael Haneke - The Seventh Continent
Andrei Tarkovsky - Nostalghia
Stanley Kubrick - 2001: A Space Odyssey

Juan Carlos Onetti - La Vida Breve
Manuel Rojas - Hijo de Ladrón
Nicanor Parra - Poemas y Antipoemas

Music
>Converge - Jane Doe
>Lil Ugly Mane - Mista Thug Isolation
>Portraits of Past - 01010101

Film
>Wong Kar Wai - 2046
>Ridley Scott - Blade Runner
>Kubrick - Dr. Strangelove

Lit
>Nabokov - Ada
>Gene Wolfe - Book of the New Sun
>Bolano - 2666

>Music

Keith Jarrett: Most of his shit, maybe Arbour Zena or whatever he did with Jan.
Bach: Golberg or any fugue from the sacred books.
Radulescu: Astray.

>Movies

Pleb here so:

Tarkovsky: Ivan or whatever, all are cool.
Bergman: Passion of Anna.
Kieslowsky: Dekalog.

>Books

Pleb here too:

Rimbaud: Illuminations
Lem: Master's voice, etc.
Gurdjieff: ..

I don't care if the directors are obvious. This is my genuine opinion.

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
Sparklehorse - Good Morning Spider
Jason Molina - Let Me Go, Let Me Go, Let Me Go
The Smiths - The Queen is Dead

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Haneke - Cache
Herzog - Stroszek
Kubrick - Barry Lyndon

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
Flann O'Brien - At Swim-Two-Birds
Laurence Sterne - The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman
Cormac McCarthy - Blood Meridian

jesus, like 40% of you list karamazov in your top 3. i know what i'm reading next..

Music:
>The Mountain Goats - We Shall All Be Healed
>Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction
>Bright Eyes - Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground

Film:
>lol idk

Fiction:
>Dostoevsky - The Brothers Karamazov
>E. E. Cummings - Complete Poems
>Chekhov - Stories

I have taste suitable to a 19 year old. No need to rush things; I'll expand slowly & tor pleasure.

Chelsea Wolfe - The Grime and the Glow
Skullflower - Form Destroyer
Bardo Pond - Lapsed

I dont have any directors in specific so favorite films. I haven't really seen a lot of movies lately.

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Let the Right One In
The Proposition

Jorge Luis Borges - Ficciones
Yukio Mishima - The Sailor Who Fell From Grace with the Sea
Leo Tolstoy - The Kingdom of God is Within You

Hardcore truPatrician incoming:

>Music
Chopin - Nocturne 12 G major Op. 37 No. 2
World End Girlfriend - Division EPs
Talking Heads - Remain in Light

>Film
Imamura - Pigs and Battleships
Pasolini - Salo
Wilder - Double Indemnity

>Fiction
Celine - Voyage au bout de la nuit
Abe - The Woman in the Dunes
Camus - The Fall

>>4245897
Would have hung out with in high school.
>>4245899
Meh. Coen Bros and The Fall are the only things you have going for you. (though I'd probably drunkenly sing along to Reinventing Axl Rose w/ you).
>>4245903
Doesn't sit well with me. (Hint: It's Korine)
>>4245916
lol this fat fuck listens to Crystal Castles. What a fucking pleb.
>>4245919
Not bad, m8. Pretty patrician. Would fuck.
>>4245926
Not too bad either, Arthur, if a bit entry level.
>>4245938
>Dead Can Dance
Always feel like I should like this band. Where do I start?
>>4246088
Don't really like much of that shit, but I'd probably like you.
>>4246240
IJ ruins the entire thing, sorry.
>>4246336
Pretty great. Would date.
>>4246479
>no film taste
pleb
>>4246520
IJ ruins it.
>>4246580
Like.
>>4246680
Ugh. The Screaming Females are abysmal. But Robocop and The Thing are pretty cool. Would chat up at a party.
>>4246731
No film taste excused by Heraclitus worship.
>>4246751
Shit, son, Sawdust and Tinsel? Mein negro.
>>4247077
>TVU&N
>not WLWH

I always liked Dreams Money Can Buy, but never expected to see it in a top 3. Props 4 Baudelaire and Njal's Saga as well.
>>4247110
Not patrician m8, sorry.
>>4247111
>Quay Bros
>Bataille
>Viarre
Would have a ONS with.
>>4247121
The Dance of the Knights! Amen.
>>4247128
Pretty manly. Would only hang out with if ultra lanky and unmanly.
>>4247349
Chopin, Kate Bush, and 2pac? Trying too hard, m8.
>>4247403
P. cool, would make out with.
>>4247510
Nah, m8, nah.
>>4247922
Eh, I'll take it. You get a Vulnerable Position in Life Bang.
>>4247953
>This Heat
>Mayakovsky
Yes, please. Would stalk and force fuck.
>>4247979
Would hold hands with.
>>4247993
Would let sit on my lap.
>>4248002
Would kiss passionately.
>>4248015
I like your taste in film and literature. Would gladly leave your music behind.
>>4248041
...you'll get there, m8. :)
>>4248044
Not bad, not bad. Would listen to while you hit on me.

>>4248088
oi ya cunt
you forgot me

>>4245877
Dream Theater - Metropolis Part 2: Scenes from a Memory
Gentle Giant - Self-titled
Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Tarkus

Not
into
movies

Steven Erikson - Deadhouse Gates
Iain M Banks - Consider Phlebas
Frank Herbert - Dune

Not into 2deep4u shit.

>Music
At the moment:
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti
Sun City Girls
Hype Williams
(My favourite composer is probably either Rachmaninoff or Webern)

>Film
David Lynch - Eraserhead
Andrei Tarkovsky - Solaris
Gábor Bódy - Kutya éji dala

>authors
Robert Walser - Jakob Von Gunten
(Do poets count?)
Attilla Jozsef - Holttest az uccán
Hubert Selby. Jr. - The Room

>>4248002

>passion of anna

what the fuck

I don't know why I'm even, but I'll even, and be called a plebeian edgemaster by neckbeards with inflated senses of self-importance:

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss
Joy Division - Closer
The Cramps - Songs the Lord Taught Us

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
David Lynch - Eraserhead
Coen Brothers - The Man Who Wasn't There
Sam Raimi - The Evil Dead

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
H.P. Lovecraft - The Colour Out of Space
Thomas Ligotti - Death Poems
Friedrich Nietzsche - On Truth and Lies in an Extra-Moral Sense

Favorites are hard to pick. I'll put some that particularly impressed me.

favorite composer: I'm a music pleb but
>Jimi Hendrix Experience-Electric Ladyland
>Mark Knopfler-Why whorry
>Mozart-The Requiem (particularly Requiem, Lacrimosa, Agnus Dei)

Kind of a film pleb too:
>Charles Langton-Night of the Hunter
>?-Million dollar hotel
>Christopher Nolan-Memento


Literature is the hardest for me. Too many choices:
> Baudelaire, Flowers of Evil
>Dante, Comedy, Symposium, De Vulgari Eloquentia
>Tomasi di Lampedusa- The Cheetah

I could remplace the third choice by a good dozen others, but let's leave it a that.

Alexander Scriabin - Prometheus, Poem of Fire
Nikolai Roslavets - Meditation
Heitor Villa-Lobos - String Quartet No. 15

Andrei Tarkovsky - Stalker
Abbas Kiarostami - Close Up
Masaki Kobayashi - Kwaidan

Andrei Platonov - Soul
Fyodor Dostoyevsky - Crime and Punishment
Anton Chekhov - The Steppe

>>4248213

>Abbas Kiarostami

mein nigga

>>4248088
White light/white heat loses its perfection with The Gift and I Hear Her Call My Name. Both great songs, but not perfect. Every song on the first album is perfect.

That's cool, I found Dream that Money Can Buy randomly from rummaging around on the internet, don't even actually know how I found it. For some reason it really stuck with me so I decided to include it.

>>4248168
>Literature is the hardest for me. Too many choices:

iktf

dave bixby - ode to queztacoatl
keith sweat - the best of keith sweat: make you sweat
bodyguard - silica gel

shuji terayama - emperor tomato ketchup
stan brakhage - dog star man
alejandro jodorowsky - the holy mountain

max stirner - the ego and his own
james joyce - ulysses
tony duvert - good sex illustrated

>>4248252
>max stirner - the ego and his own
Mein bro.

Jonesy, you should get into some Sade.

Godspeed You! Black Emperor - LYSF or Allelujah
Earth - Earth 2
Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen

Polanski, Repulsion
Jodorowsky, Fando y Lis or The Holy Mountain
Cocteau, The Blood of a Poet

Murakami, Kafka on the Shore
Dostoyevsky, Crime and Punishment
Lin, Taipei. Or I guess The Castle by Kafka

I can't really think of actual favorite books yet, since the only authors I've read enough of are the aforementioned, plus Ellis and Palahniuk, who are both shite.

musc
mbv - loveless
kate bush - the dreaming
can - tago mago

flim
kieslowski - red
bergman - persona
brakhage - dog star man

literature
camus - the stranger
miller - tropic of cancer
gordimer - july's people

>>4248252
you were the guy who had the godly sharethreads weren't you

>>4248338
i really should
>>4248360
no

Suicide- s/t
David Bowie- Station to Station
Foetus- Hole

Werner Herzog- Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans
Robert Altman- The Long Goodbye
Woody Allen- Crimes & Misdemeanors

Charles Bukowski- Ham on Rye
Samuel Beckett- Waiting for Godot
David Simon- Homicide: Life on the Street

>>4248372
I recommend looking at Philosophy in the Bedroom, The New Justine and Juliette and picking the one which you think you'll like the most. They all contain ample amounts of his thought. Evade 120 Days of Sodom because it's unfinished and quite shitty.

>>4248345
wait nvm, didn't know plays were allowed. Pinter's The Room is thus my third book

>>4248372
are you sure? i got both bixby and keith sweat from one of those

>>4248446

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS

The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza - Danza IIII The Alpha - The Omega (2012)

Protest the Hero- Fortress (2008)

Erra - Impulse (2011)

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS

David Cronenberg - Videodrome

Takashi Miike - Ichi The Killer

Park Chan Wook - Oldboy

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS

Dino Buzzati

Daniil Kharms

Roberto Bulano

>>4248048
Double Indemnity master race reporting in

>>4248446
i've been to /mu/ maybe 3 times in the last two years
>>4248381
im on it

>>4248446
i've been to /mu/ maybe 3 times in the last two years
>>4248381
i'm on it

>all these people listing John as one of their favorite artists without having the decency to post his best act by far: "Come, Come to the Sunset Tree"
I'm really disgusted guys, Healed sucks.

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon
Yes - Close To The Edge
Radiohead - Amnesiac

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Stanley Kubrick - 2001 A Space Odyssey.
Joel and Ethan Coen (I guess they can count as one) - The Big Lebowski
Ridley Scott - Blade Runner

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
Dostoevsky - The Brothers Karamazov
Albert Camus - The Plague
Carl Sagan - Pale Blue Dot

>>4245877
Franz Liszt - Harmonies du Soir (Transcendental Etudes)
Beethoven - Hammerklavier
Mahler - Symphony 1

Bergman - Wild Strawberries
Dreyer - Ordet
Von Trier - Melancholia

Chateaubriand - Atala
Pascal - Thoughts
Baudelaire - The Flowers of Evil

>>4245903
>>4245919
>>4245926
>>4246520
>>4246751
>>4247077
>>4247349
>>4247510
>>4247922
>>4247993
>>4248002
>>4248048
>>4248147
>>4248168
>>4248213
>>4248252
>>4248345
>>4248354
>>4248375
>>4249561
>>4249577

Mah niggas.

>>4245877

Franz Liszt - Liebesträume or Années de pèlerinage
Richard Wagner - Tristan und Isolde
Henry Purcell - Dido & Aeneas (the libretto is uninspired but the music is superb) or The Fairy Queen

D. W. Griffith - Intolerance
Giovanni Pastrone - Cabiria
Buster Keaton - The General

Epic of Gilgameš
Homer - The Iliad
Longus - Daphnis and Chloe

>>4245877
Tim Buckley - Starsailor
Ash Ra Tempel – s/t
Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire

Roberto Rossellini - The Taking of Power by Louis XIV
Lisandro Alonso - La Libertad
Peter Watkins - Edvard Munch

Guy De Maupassant - My Uncle Jules
James Joyce - Ulysses
Julio Cortázar - Rayuela

>>4249561
>Dostoevsky - The Brothers Karamazov
>Albert Camus - The Plague
>Carl Sagan - Pale Blue Dot

Existentialism and euphoria. Why? You know these two are not compatible.

>>4249763

My 'existential crisis' lead me to science, not religion.

*mandatory fedora tippy*

>>4249768
That must have been an easy crisis if it didn't even involve the problems most people cope with during their existential crisis.

>>4249783

Not sure what that means. What 'problems' do you think was missing? Do you think an existential crisis inevitably leads to religion, is that what you're trying to say? Both Camus and Sartre are evidence to the contrary, in that case, showing that euphoria is compatible with existentialism.

Wipers - Over the Edge
Lil Ugly Mane - Mista Thug Isolation
John Fahey - Death Chants, Breakdowns And Military Waltzes

Werner Herzog - Heart of Glass
Peter Greenaway - The Falls
Hiroshi Harada - Midori

Michel Houellebecq - The Possibility of an Island
Heinrich von Kleist - Michael Kolhaas
Geoffrey Household - Rogue Male

>>4248119
yeah you're into 2shit4me shit

>>4248252
way less avant-tryhard then last time, good for you Zeta you're moving on up

Boards of Canada- Music Has The Right to Children
Animal Collective- Strawberry Jam
The Velvet Underground- WL/WH

PT Anderson- Boogie Nights
Woody Allen- Annie Hall
Tim Burton- I don't really like his other stuff but Big Fish is my favorite movie

Albert Camus- The Stranger
John Fante- Ask The Dust
Salinger- Catcher in the Rye

>>4249799
I'm saying that science in no way provides answers to existential problems.

>>4249829

I'm saying you're wrong. In fact, *all* the answers you need for why we are here and what death is, etc, can be answered with science. So science is a way of embracing the absurdity, and thus more an answer to existential problems than anything else, including religions, which really just give me the impression of being cop-outs.

>>4249839
not who you're responding to but lol what the fuck are you even saying. science cannot acount for consciousness whatsoever and many (both philosophers and scientists) think it never will. science is infinitely limited by its reliance on the phenomenal.

>inb4 well microscopes are gonna get better blah blah blah

in order for the universe to function in the way that science assume it does we have to posit totally crazy shit like dark matter and quantum antigravity otherwise the numbers simply don't add up. i have no doubt that advances in technology will advance empiricism but you must be aware that the empirical method lacks so much of what philosophy can provide

>>4249854
>crazy shit like dark matter

Stopped reading there. If you think dark matter is "crazy shit" (in that respect) you have no idea what you're talking about.

Although I have to say I never said science can account for consciousness, but it at least seems to me that consciousness stems from the brain, and when the brain is injured or affected, consciousness is altered. Thus, I think it's safe to assume that when the brain dies, consciousness dies with it.

And as for how it solved my problems (in a way it didn't since I'm still afraid of death and non-existence), that's more got to do with the knowledge that science gives.

Reminds me of something Carl Sagan wrote again:

'What do we really want from philosophy and religion? Palliatives? Therapy? Comfort? Do we want reassuring fables or an understanding of our actual circumstances? Dismay that the Universe does not conform to our preferences seems childish. You might think that grown-ups would be ashamed to put such disappointments into print. The fashionable way of doing this is not to blame the Universe—which seems truly pointless—but rather to blame the means by which we know the Universe, namely science.

Science has taught us that, because we have a talent for deceiving ourselves, subjectivity may not freely reign.

Its conclusions derive from the interrogation of Nature, and are not in all cases predesigned to satisfy our wants.'

ugly casanova - sharpen your teeth
pearl jam - vitalogy
do make say think- winter hymn, country hymn, secret hymn

films.. hmm..
secondhand lions - tim mccanlies
waynes world - penelope spheeris
drugstore cowboy - gus van sant

slaughterhouse five - vonnegut
are you there god? ..its me, margaret - judy blume
amelia bedelia - peggy parrish

its really tough picking favorites.. pretty much just the first that came to mind when i think of music,flims,books that i like.. yeah, stuff!

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
Don't listen to music much these days, but I used to.

The Fall - Slates
The Congos - Heart of the Congos
Johnny Cash - Folsom Live

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Again, I don't watch films anymore really

Coens - Big Lebowski
John Landis - Blues Brothers
Kubrick - Dr Dtrangelove

THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
a work by each
Burroughs - Wild Boys
Woolf - Waves
Shakespeare - Current favourite Midsummer Night's Dream

Pleb or Patrician /lit/?

>>4249901
>drugstore cowboy - gus van sant
that's a good film

>>4249803
>Heinrich von Kleist - Michael Kolhaas
Why can't I hold all this Badass?

>>4248147
Der Randmeister

>mfw Ayn Rand Means Ayn Edge in German

>>4249871
maybe you should have kept reading? dark matter is "crazy shit" in the respect that we have no idea what it is. it's invisible and by all current scientific understanding, completely unexplainable, yet posited in order for everything to function the way we think it functions. there are loads of examples (see: pretty much all of quantum physics) that point to the fundamentally non-empirical (or as Nagel via Teillhard calls it, psychical) nature of the universe. "consciousness comes from the brain" is horribly inadequate and also (this is Edward Wilson's post-Hitchens argument that I am paraphrasing) probably impossible. for centuries we've been trying to find where in the brain "consciousness" is located and nobody can do it. consciousness isn't the only example. what about the nature of energy? or why the atom stays together? I think Sagan's approach to scientific philosophizing is pretty solid but it must be understood that science is a lens and a vocabulary first and foremost and that any attempt to turn it into an ideology or a metaphysics is doomed to fail, and more importantly, oppressive.

>>4249901
>being this underage

>>4249912
>doesnt listen to music
>doesnt watch movies
>reads high school required reading
>Pleb or Patrician /lit/?

>muzika
-prokofiev (sonate no. 6)
-bill evans (nardis)
-the doors (the doors)

>film
-kurosawa (rashomon)
-leone (a fistfull of dollars)
-kubrick (2001 space odyssey)

>literatura
-joyce (ulysses)
-celine (rigadoon)
-hamsun (growth of the soil)

this thread is full of pleb, no wonder there is so many poor threads

>>4250140
>reads high school required reading

Why do I suspect you haven't even completed yours?

>>4250134
Now keep in mind that what I said about consciousness was only what I thought and wasn't necessarily a representation of what science says. I made sure to write "I think" to emphasise this.

>yet posited in order for everything to function the way we think it functions

I think you misunderstand. Dark matter is called dark matter because we have no idea what it is, but it isn't just something that's posited in order to explain things. It's a directly observable phenomena. And it's kind of weird to say that QM and other such parts of physics are "non-empirical", as QED (quantum electro-dynamics) and QM in general is arguably the most successful fields in all of science when it comes to empirical evidence. Richard Feynman even called QED "the jewel of physics" because it is so damn successful.

Now, I wasn't claiming that science was perfect or infallible either but for all intents and purposes it is the best possible explanations we have (and it gives enormous practical value).

>or why the atom stays together?
Come on mane, we figured this out a long time ago. The empirical testing over at CERN is even concerned with splitting these things open to see what they consist of, and what those things consists of, etc.

You can also read the short Sagan thing here (with a nice video) and I think that it's pretty hard to say that this isn't an existentially pleasing piece to read in that you find comfort in it.

But I agree with you on the dangers of scientism, but I don't think I am or was acting as if I adhere to scientism either.

>>4250227

Forgot to link to the Sagan thing: http://www.haveabit.com/sagan/24

Sparklehorse - Dreamt for Lightyears in the Belly of a Mountain
Tom Waits - Mule Variations
Lou Reed - Take No Prisoners

John Cassavetes - Love Streams
Federico Fellini - La Strada
David Lynch - Blue Velvet

Kafka - The Castle
Dostoyevsky - The Brothers Karamazov
Cortazar - Hopschotch

>>4249839
>why
>science

Top kek my friend, science can only answer a how, nor does it provide you with any purpose or morality. I'm all for science, but let's not make more of it than it is. It's a "how it works", not a "what to do with it".

>>4250261

What I tried to get across in my post was that science doesn't try to find out any "why" either, becuase it embraces the fact that most likely there is no why to be found. This is the central tenet in absurdism too and also something which is extremely compatible with existentialism. As you say, science gives us a lot of how's as to how we got here (and so on) but it never ever tries to say WHY, because it doesn't assume that there is any need to do that.

>>4250249
+1 for take no prisoners

>>4250266
But then it's not science itself that helped you overcome your crisis but a quietism regarding other matters. I wouldn't see your revelation that you have no need for a why at all as the courtesy of science but more your own discovery that there is a limit to what there is to be found out and coming to terms with that, which is a matter wholly beyond the domain of science.

Still, as far as forming your own life goes this doesn't help at all, so you're basically still in "anything goes and nothing matters" mode. You still need to live and act in the world, and you don't have anything to hold on to.

>>4250227
alright I guess I'm coming at this from the wrong angle. all I meant to indicate in bringing up dark matter and these other intangibilities is that science is limited to phenomena in a way that philosophy is not, and because it might be said that the metaphysical project or the existential project or meaning in any meaningful sense is based in consciousness (which some/many have argued is beyond empirical observation) then science cannot attest to the things that you described several posts ago. not that the individual can't find meaning in the scientific method or whatever, but that if we want to know what it means to be human, reductive essentialism is never going to get us there. Science is great at breaking things down but when it tries to put them back together again it always fails (see: pretty much all applied social biological theory).

>>4250281

Well, I formed my opinions as a result of extrapolating from the hows of science that most likely there is no why. But my spiritual connection with science has more to do with an Alan Watts and Zen/Buddhism-kind of thing than anything. This knowledge that if you follow the big bang to its ultimate conclution then that means that we are all literally one, etc. It's cheesy stuff but as far as modern science goes it's valid. If I had not discovered this oneness, which is in many ways pantheistic, I would probably continued to have been miserable in life.

>>4250299

I understand bro. I find solace in science (so to speak) but I recognise that there are other ways, and for all I know they may all be wrong. Also I want to stress that just because I am a big fan of euphoric science that does not mean I'm against philosophy in any way, as many modern scientists are.

>>4250304
I'm familiar with Watts, but the oneness is as much conceptual as dividedness. It literally has no consequences at all apart from a few fuzzy feelings. It's like calling a bunch of countries Europe and feeling better because you have united them.

>>4250455

Hm, no, I disagree. Because you must remember that at some point the universe was just one very small point containing everything in existence. This is still the case, it's just expanding. This has pretty cool philosophical implications and is not at all like your example in my opinion. The oneness of the universe is much more special than the oneness of a continent (which even sounds silly). It's even more interesting when you think about how this universe harbors so many different consciosunesses (is that even a word?) when everything is one.

This is also why science can be viewed as pantheistic in a way in the sense that human beings is the universe's way of understanding itself.

The universe is one as opposed to what? Other things? Then there is still division. No other things? Then 'oneness' doesn't mean anything.

I understand where you're coming from, but unity can't really be defended as less of a sophism than multitude when it comes to the totality of existence. The technically correct approach would probably non-dualism in the neither one nor not one sense, but that sounds less cosy. Hence Vedantists wallowing in the Godhead and Buddhists going "muh emptiness" which generally comes with less euphoria.

I assume you're familiar with Vedanta? Vedantists sound like they would be your niggers to the extreme.

Stravinky - Le sacre du printemps
Beethoven - Symphony 7
Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma

Tarkovsky - Ivan's Childhood
P.T. Anderson - Magnolia
Bergman - Through a Glass Darkly

Nabokov - Lolita
Reve - De avonden (Dutch book, not translated in English I think)
McCarthy - No Country for Old Men

MUSIC
>Grateful Dead
American Beauty
>Yes
Fragile
>David Bowie
Low

DIRECTORS
>I only watch film adaptations of books I read

AUTHORS
>Ken Kesey
Sometimes a Great Notion
>Hunter Thompson
The Rum Diary
>Edgar Allen Poe
The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket

>>4245941
/mu/ has a couple of pseudo-intellectual tripfags who discuss composers on a surface level

Average discussion:
>Beethoven is Romantic, not classical!
>It's classical not Classical! No it's called art music

>>4250491

Well, if you understand where I'm coming from then you probably also can see how this sort of knowledge (or thinking, if you will), which is primarily based on science, can be existentially soothing.

Not sure what I should call myself. Taoist, pantheist, buddhist, euphoric fedora-tipper, what have you. At the end of the day it doesn't really matter. Nice discussion with you anyway.

Animal Collective - Sung Tongs
Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica
Taj Mahal Travelers - July 15, 1972

Paul Verhoeven - Total Recall
David Lynch - Mulholland Drive
Tom Stoppard - Rosencrantz and Guilderstien are Dead

Frank Herbert - Dune
Alan Moore - Watchmen
Orson Scott Card - Shadow of the Hegemon

>>4249822
its been a strange year... i FEEL less avant tryhard actually, and it's an ok feeling ;—)

to the sade friend i bought justine today

>>4250510
>Captain Beefheart - Trout Mask Replica

I asked one of my teachers (at the conservatory where I study) about this album and he told me that anyone who says they like this album is, essentially, a tryhard, posturing, pretentious faggot, and he claimed that "from a music theory point of view, it isn't even music."

>>4250526
>it isn't even music."
your teacher is a pleb to say something as ignorant as that

>>4250530

He's a music theory expert so I don't know about that, pal. He told me he has tried listening to it and there's absolutely nothing special about it, it's just nonsense, and he also told me that Beefheart knew it was nonsense. It's basically just at troll album. It's like the most enormous red flag in all of music: if anyone claims to like this, stear clear because these people are the same people who claim to 'love' Finnegans Wake.

>Joanna Newsom
Have One on Me (Soft as Chalk)
>Kanye
MBDTF
>Miles Davis
Bitches Brew

>Michael Haneke
Funny Games
>Paul Thomas Anderson
The Master
>Stanley Kubrick
2001: A Space Odyssey

>Franz Kafka
Metamorphosis
>Sarah Kane
4.48 Psychosis
>Murakami
The Elephant Vanishes

>>4250534
>these people are the same people who claim to 'love' Finnegans Wake.

2 deep 4 u ~

>>4250526
Your teacher would probably say the same thing about the Rite of Spring, had it not been played by an orchestra

>>4250544
Did that make sense in your head before you posted it? If so, I'm shocked.

>>4250534
finnegans wake is real good though

>>4250526
>conservatory
The very name tells you they wouldn't look kindly upon progressive tendencies.

>>4250551
from a theory perspective, both are awful
however, both are two of the greatest pieces of music of all time

>>4245877

Philip Glass - Facades
John Cage - Sonatas and Interludes
Joy Division - Wilderness

Fellini - La Dolce Vida
Ozu - Tokyo Story
Vertov - Man with a Movie Camera

JG Ballard - Crash
Henry James - Watch and Ward
Brautigan - Trout Fishing in America

>>4250526
that's a pretty arrogant position to hold. trout mask replica isn't even that inaccessible if you are even kind of familiar with blues and experimental music or are willing to give it a change

>>4250640
chance*

>>4250640
I've found that theory snobs tend to be incredibly closed-minded.

>>4250577
The Rite of Spring is fine from a music theory perspective, whereas Trout Mask Replica was composed by Beefheart hitting keys into a piano (he didn't know how to play piano) and someone transcribing it for whatever instrument he wanted it to be for

>>4250537

Sarah Kane is brilliant. First time I've seen her posted on /lit/ to be honest.

>>4250651
ooh, we're playing the misrepresentation game?
>the Rite of Spring was composed by Stravinsky writing little dots on and between lines

>>4248088
>>>4247403
>P. cool, would make out with.

confirmed pretentious try hard

>>4250658
>pretentious
>likes Faust IV
uh...

>>4249815
nah bro everything you like sucks and all your friends secretly think you're lame

>>4250138
not really underage, just being honest... like with amelia bedelia: grandmother gave it to me.. now reading it with my kid
waynes world: perfect example of remembrance of my childhood..
similar with judy blume, being a young teen and trying to relate to girls... Nowadays, being married with a kid and being a crop farmer, i dont find much of a need to be cool about my tastes in entertainment.... could of just as easily said eraserhead or blue velvet, kafka, velvet underground, the stranger, sagan, kubrick, hunter s thompson, robert e. lee , waffles, kilgore trout, the birdman who flys in any weather, easy-e, the pilgrims... i dunno.. calling me underage just upsets me... if you want, help me with my 10yr struggle with smack so i dont come off as so underage.... just love what you want.. live how you will.. dont like things just to be cool.. if you dig it, go with it. PLUR

The Microphones - The Glow pt. 2
Richard Wagner - Das Rheingold
Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion

I don't watch movies

Tom Robbins - Jitterbug Perfume
Max Stirner - The Ego and Its Own
John Keats - Ode on a Grecian Urn

Neutral Milk Hotel - ITAOTS
Neutral Milk Hotel - On Avery Island (fuck you)
Andrew Jackson Jihad - People Who Eat People

Uhhhh I don't know many movies. I tend to watch them and like them and subsequently forget I watched them or that they ever even existed. I'm going to go with Being John Malkovich, three times

Infinite Jest
TBK - Dostoyevsky
Metamorphosis - Kafka

Wu-Tang Clan- Enter the Wu-Tang
Faust- Faust
Madvillain- Madvillainy

Werner Herzog- Aguirre, the Wrath of God
Bela Tarr- Satantango
Sergio Corbucci- The Great Silence

Herman Melville- Moby Dick
Cormac McCarthy- Blood Meridian
Thomas Pynchon- V

>>4245916
>rugrats

Ulver - Nattens Madrigal
Neil Young - Le Noise
The Devil´s Blood - The Time of no Time evermore

I don´t realy care for films...

Bruce Chatwin - Songlines
Michail Bulgakov - Master and Margarita
Josh Bazell - Beat the reaper

>>4250498
In my eyes flying lotus changed to Dying Fetus as I´ve read your post.

Music
>Actress - RIP
>Pharoah Sanders - Creator has a Master Plan
>Cluster - Zuckerzeit

Films (4 but I really like films so ... w/e)
>Tarkovsky - Stalker
>Wenders - Paris, Texas
>Oppenheimer - The Act of Killing
>Haneke - Cache

Books
>Camus - The Outsider
>Hesse - The Glass Bead Game
>Wallace - Infinite Jest

>Killing Joke
Extremities, Dirt and Various Repressed Emotions
>Enigma
The Screen Behind the Mirror
>Wagner
Overtures & Preludes (pretty much all of them)

>David Lynch
Blue Velvet
>Stanley Kubrick
Eyes Wide Shut
>Ingar Bergman
The Hour of the Wolf

>Herman Melville
Moby-Dick
>William Shakespeare
The Merchant of Venice
>Mark Z. Danielewski
House of Leaves

Yo La Tengo: And then nothing turned itself inside out
Guided by Voices: Alien Lanes
Can: Future Days

Billy Wilder: Ace in the Hole or Sunset Boulevard or The Apartment
Roman Polanski: Rosemary's Baby
Woody Allen: Annie Hall

Pynchon: Gravity's Rainbow
Donald Barthelme: 40 Stories
Faulkner: The Sound and the Fury

>>4251938
a guy named Oppenheimer makes a film called "the act of killing"
so hanekekekeke-esque

>>4248739

>mfw plebs didnt know about my favs

>>4251940
why not Mulholland Dr.?

Bjork - Post
Ivor Cutler - Jammy Smears
Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth

Woody Allen - Crimes and Misdemeanors
Stanley Kubrick - Dr. Stangelove
Lars Von Trier - Dancer in the Dark

Samuel Beckett - Waiting for Godot
Franz Kafka - The Trial
Osamu Dazai - The Setting Sun

rachels': music for egon schiele
the bad plus: for all i care
mountain goats: tallahassee

rohmer; la femme de l'aviateur
rian johnson: brick
marker: sans soleil

isherwood: goodbye to berlin
nabokov: lolita
pushkin: eugene onegin

THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
>Maetrik - Live at the Cocoon Space Ibiza
>The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
>Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion

THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
>Lars von Trier - Dancer In The Dark
>Rainer Werner Fassbinder - Angst Essen Seele Auf
>Werner Herzog - The Bad Lieutenant

THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
>David Foster Wallace - Infinite Jest
>Dostoevsky - Crime and Punishment
>William Carlos Williams - The Doctor Stories

JS Bach/Gould: Goldberg Variations 1955
JS Bach/Pinnock/English Concert: Brandenburgs
JS Bach/Tureck: Well Tempered Clavier

Woody Allen: Sweet and Lowdown
Peter Weir: Picnic at Hanging Rock
John Huston: Wise Blood

Kenzaburo Oe: The Silent Cry
Flannery O'Connor: Any short story set.
Cervantes: Don Quickoates

>>4252149
>Osamu Dazai - The Setting Sun

i almost named that book. it's brutal but amazing. the english translation is top notch. this was me. >>4252224

try oe's the silent cry sometime. you'll probably like it.

Peter Brotzmann & Die Like a Dog Quartet
Rob Mazurek
Derek Bailey

Lynch - Lost Highway
Tarkovsky - Solaris & Stalker
Fassbinder - World On A Wire

Beckett - Molloy Trilogy
Markson - Wittgenstein's Mistress
Antonin Artaud - Selected Writings

>THREE FAVORITE BANDS/ARTISTS/COMPOSERS/WHATEVER
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa
R.E.M. - Murmur
Tom Waits - Rain Dogs

>THREE FAVORITE DIRECTORS
Stanley Kubrick - Dr. Strangelove/2001 sorry for the cheat but they are that equally perfect
Woody Allen - Crimes and Misdemeanors
Marty Scorsese - The Departed

>THREE FAVORITE AUTHORS
Joseph Heller - Catch 22
Plato - Symposium
Ernest Hemingway - The short stories

>>4245877
These are some of the most moronic, cancerous threads on /lit/, please fuck off and die.

>>4252232
I read A Quiet Life by Oe a couple of weeks a go and absolutely loved it. It was really touching, and the meta-textual references were done in a really unique and engaging way.

I picked up A Personal Matter the other day too, but I'll look out for the Silent Cry, thanks.

>>4252277
>really
>really
kill me

Also, A Personal Matter and The Setting Sun have quiet a bit in common now that I think about it, both being written from the perspective of a passive young woman and a central aspect being them reflecting on the impulsive author avatar.

>>4252277
a quiet life is one of oe's more tender novels and i loved it. it's in my top three fiction works by him. the silent cry is brutal along the same lines as the setting sun.

a personal matter is a great read. not one of his very best imo (although a lot of people would disagree) but still great. if you liked how sentimental a quiet life was try the nonfiction work, "a healing family" then listen to his son hikari's music.

Severed Heads Bulkhead
Bjork Debut
Agoraphobic Nosebleed Corpses Stuffed Full Of Dope

Haneke Piano Teacher
Forgot his name Totally Fucked Up
Tarkovsky The Sacrifice

Anais Nin Under A Glass Bell
Wilde Teleny
Becketts Trilogy

>>4252283
>being written from the perspective of a passive young woman

you meant a quiet life and the setting sun. a personal matter was written from the perspective of a soon-to-be father/young adult man.

>>4252292
Debut is amazing, One Day-Aeroplane-Come to Me might be the best 12 minutes in pop music, I wish she'd explored that style a bit more in later albums.

>>4252297
Yeah, I realised that immediately after posting but didn't want to make a 3rd consecutive post now that sage is non-visible. I mix up the two titles every single time I mention them, I'm not sure what's wrong with me.

>>4252317
Sage still works even if it is non-visible. You do not need to announce your sage to anyone.

Badump

T.V. On the Radio
Los Campesinos!
Tom Waits

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Fight Club
Reservoir Dogs

Kurt Vonnegut
J.D. Salinger
Kafka

>>4246088
Merzbow... so deep....

>>4252562
Full pleb

>>4246680
pleb.

regina spektor - far
joanna newsom - Ys
Shabazz Palaces - Black Up

Fargo - Coen Brothers
The Royal Tenanbaums - Wes Anderson
Reservoir Dogs - Tarantino
>tfw pleb movie taste

Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov
Madame Bovary - Gustave Flaubert
A Room With A View - E.M Forster

>>4251631
9/10 would drink beer with.

Madvillan-Madvillany
Tom Waits-Swordfishtrombones
The Dismemberment Plan- Emergency and I

Don't care much for movies

Vonnegut
Edward Albee
Hemingway

Big Black - PigPile
SquarePusher - Big Loda
Autechre - Untitled

Wim Wenders - Wings Of Desire
Ridley Scot - Blade Runner
Michael Haneke - Cache

Sarah Kane - Blasted
J.p Donleavey - Fairytale of New York
Herman Melville - The Confidence Man

+

Faulkner - Sound and The Fury

>>4252136

I agree that Mulholland is probbaly his opus, but I have more sentiment with BV. I guess it won out for me in the end.

>music
Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A.
Jackson C. Frank - Blues Run the Game
Bowling for Soup - A Hangover You Don't Deserve (come at me faggot)
>film
Andrei Tarkovsky - Nostalghia
Ingmar Bergman - The Seventh Seal
Michael Powell - Peeping Tom
>/lit/
Mark Twain - Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc
Fyodor Dostoevsky - Crime and Punishment
some Akkadian dude - Epic of Gilgamesh

>>4252752
you're a faggot

>>4252774
because I'm not afraid to admit I like pop punk? Fight me

>>4252776
hey hey. jackson c frank's blues run the game is one of my favorite albums.

>>4252776
because you use retarded phrases like "fight me" and "come at me faggot"

>>4252789
>>4252786
>>4252776
>>4252774
This is a worksafe board please don't use language like that

>>4252795
oops. i forgot. you should probably go fuck yourself though. it's for the best.

>Composer
Schubert - Symphony No.7
Wagner - Parsifal
Liszt - Liebestraume

>Director
Dreyer - Ordet
Powell and Pressburger - The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Ozu - An Autumn Afternoon

>Author
Thomas Carlyle - Latter-Day Pamphlets
Ernst Jünger - Eumeswil
Thomas Mann - The Magic Mountain

>>4250663

>recognize album
>"i like this guy"

have you seen the films? or even the books..

>>4252918

lolol I made that list as try hard as possible

not suprised that /lit/ would approve.

>>4252134
You spelled Roberto Bolano wrong. Also Protest the Hero and Oldboy are pleb as fuck. Also are you Canadian?

>>4251631
How can Madvillain be amongst your top 3 artists with one album?

>>4252134
As far as Film goes, it's entry-level bordering on fedora.

>>4252134
>miike
>park chan wook
Pleb as fuck

Cronenberg's good but he's entry level too.

>>4245877

Vangelis - El Greco (album)
Parov Stelar - The Princess (album)
Herbert Pixner - Morgenrot

F. Lang - Metropolis
J. Taymor - The Tempest
R. Scott - Legend

M. Ende - Der Spiegel im Spiegel
M. Köhlmeier - Sunrise
S. Grundy - Gilgamesh

>>4252134
>mealcore
>dat edgy film taste
kill yourself

>>4251631
bro-tier choices.

>>4252958
MF DOOM is among my top 3 artists, and that's my favourite album DOOM was a part of. Kind of cheating, I know.

>>4252958
becauee 98.7% of /lit/ are either middle school or 10th grade. TOPS. maybe 1 or 2 are freshmen in college.

>Musicians
Sonic Youth - Sister
Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde
The Velvet Underground - s/t

>Directors
Wes Anderson - The Royal Tenenbaums
Woody Allen - Hannah and Her Sisters
Akira Kurosawa - Rashomon

>Writers
Michael Chabon - The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
Mark Twain - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
William Faulkner - As I Lay Dying

>>4253018
>Rashomon

mah nigga

>>4248739

Ichi was fucking awesome as hell - and oldboy is classic.

good taste, bro

>>4253063
>oldboy is classic
>there are people who actually believe this

Same Cooke - Live at the Harlem 63'
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - I See a Darkness
Stars of the Lid - The Tired Sounds of

Forest of Bliss - Robert Gardner
Lawrence of Arabia - David Lean
The Spirit of the Beehive - Victor Erice

Virginia Woolf - The Waves
Samuel Beckett - Molloy Trilogy
John Crowley - Little, Big

Sam Cooke - Live at the Harlem 63'
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - I See a Darkness
Stars of the Lid - The Tired Sounds of

Forest of Bliss - Robert Gardner
Lawrence of Arabia - David Lean
The Spirit of the Beehive - Victor Erice

Virginia Woolf - The Waves
Samuel Beckett - Molloy Trilogy
John Crowley - Little, Big

>>4252955
>>4252974
>>4252980

Its funny how you pleb try hards suffer this much to prove you knew about them yet its so obvious youre hearing the names here for the first time. HAHA STAY PLEB FAGS.

Albums
>The Man Who Sold the World by David Bowie
>Kind of Blue by Miles Davis
>Tha Carter III by Lil' Wayne

Directors
>Bergman's The Seventh Seal
>Fritz Lang's Metropolis
>Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine

Authors/Books
>Mishima's Forbidden Colours
>Morrisey's Autobiography
>Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain"

>>4253584
what do you like about bowie sir

>>4245877

Django Reinhardt : Nuages
The Residents : Wonderful
The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble : Shadows

Bergman : The Seventh Seal
Lynch : Blue Velvet
Kurosawa : Yojimbo

Lovecraft : The Music of Erich Zann
Nietzsche : Zarathustra
Colfer : Artemis Fowl series (fuck you these things got me through middle school)

>>4253572
did you read buzzati´s graphic novel?

>>4253572
Are you actually serious? Oldboy is on the IMDB top 250 list. Ichi the killer is well-known amongst horror fans. Cronenberg and Bolano are very popular amongst film and literature aficionados. Try harder.

>>4253584
Tha Block is Hot is the only Lil Wayne album worth listening too. Or his shit with the Hot Boys. Go listen to the real punchline king, Big L.

>musicians
nah

>movies
Jodorowsky - The Holy Mountain
Hitchcock - Vertigo
Kurosawa - Yojimbo

>books
Huxley - Island
Debord - The Society of the Spectacle
Pessoa - The Book of Disquiet

>>4253975
What was The Holy Mountain about.

>>4253981
Tarot card and Christian symbolism, a journey quest.
A lot of other religious symbolism included. Maybe the wiki can explain it.

>>4253843

> Ichi the killer is well-known amongst horror fans
> Cronenberg and Bolano are very popular amongst film and literature aficionados.
>Try harder.

Stupid nigger who doesnt understand the difference between plebs and hardcore fans and thinks if its popular between hardcore fans then its pleb. Off yourself faggot.

>>4251952
>Yo La Tengo: And then nothing turned itself inside out
I listened to this album repeatedly in my teens. Absolutely wonderful and soothing and spiritual

I curious where I fall in this pleb/pat dichotomy. This is me >>4252269

>>4252269

you're the usual pleb, not that bad, just means you have a long way to go. start by exploring more scorsese and watch some 60/50s classic.
read more books as well.