/lit/ - Literature

>Books
Arthur Rimbaud Complete Works
William Blake Complete Works
The Catcher in the Rye
Anna Karenina
Thus Spoke Zarathustra

>Films
Breathless (À bout de souffle)
Lawrence of Arabia
Mulholland Dr.
Persona
The Third Man

>Music
Popular music:
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady - Charles Mingus
The Doors - The Doors
Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division
London Calling - The Clash
Illmatic - Nas

>>>/soc/

Leo Strauss "Rebirth of Classical Political Rationalism"
Anton Zildjerveld "On Cliches"
Friedrich Engels "Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State."
Andrea Dworkin "Pornography"
Shere Hite "Hite Report on the Male Sexuality"

Spring Breakers
Domino
The Siege at Ruby Ridge
Blue Sky
The Place Beyond the Pines

Waka Flocka Flame
Aqua
Van Morrison
The Allman Brothers
Madonna

>>5200440
>Waka Flocka Flame

>>5200440

>Andrea Dworkin "Pornography"
>Waka Flocka Flame

You sure are one confused suburban kid.

>>5200440
>Spring Breakers
>Domino
>The Siege at Ruby Ridge
>Blue Sky
>The Place Beyond the Pines

Awful. Stick to books.

>>5200450
Waka Flocka Flame and Andrea Dworkin both share an incredible energy and devotion which I admire tremendously.

>>5200450
>You sure are one confused suburban kid.

just sounds like a typical college kid to me.

>>5200453
Oh, I watch 50s black and white franco-japanese shit too. It just doesn't capture me as viscerally as those do.

I was actually torn between TPBP and Prisoners.

OP asked for my favorites, not some namedropping hivemind credentials.

I don't know what it is about The Ninth Gate; but, I can watch that shit daily.

It's just so... comfy; I don't know.

>>5200473

>both share an incredible energy and devotion

>this pseudo platitude rambling nonsense because you can't defend your total hypocrisy

if you love both dworkin and flocka you're either misreading both or you're lying to yourself to cope with your ideological deceitfulness

this is the equivalent of listing mein kampf and a klezmer band, it makes you look like a fickle moron

>>5200493
>50s black and white franco-japanese shit

What is this. You have my attention.

In no particular order:

Valis by Phillip K. Dick
Siddartha by Hermann Hesse
Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
Gulliver's Travels by Johnathan Swift
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

Starship Troopers
The Shining
Chicago
Spin
Godzilla

Arctic Monkeys
David Bowie
A Tribe Called Quest
The Strokes
Pixies

>>5200514
Hiroshima Mon Amour

The Nova Express
Herzog
Madness & Civilization
Naked Lunch
Gravity's Rainbow

The Killing of A Chinese Bookie
The Long Goodbye
The King of Comedy
Blue Velvet
Crimes & Misdimeanors

Lou Reed
Miles Davis
Suicide
J.G Thirlwell
Fela Kuti

>>5200554
I've seen that. It was enjoyable. Any other examples?

>>5200440

You're so full of shit.

>>5200565

>The Killing of A Chinese Bookie
>The King of Comedy
>Suicide
>Fela Kuti

Would buy beer for.

>>5200493
>not some namedropping hivemind credentials.

Well, that's what you should have done. Where do you think you are?

Recommend some shit pls

>>5200619
The Skin I Live In, because of Eyes Without A Face.

Under The Volcano
The Divine Comedy
Darkness At Noon
Nicomachean Ethics
The Trial

Lost In Translation
Pierret Le Fou
In The Mood For Love
Synecdoche, New York
Spirited Away

Astral Weeks
Playthroughs
Endless Summer
Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Nation of Ulysses Plays Pretty For Baby


>>5200565
The Pop Group

>>5200530
Destroyer
The Trial by Kafka

Not particular order:

Neuromancer by Gibson
Catch 22 by Heller
the beast that shouted love at the heart of the world by Ellison
A confederacy of dunces by Toole
at the mountains of madness by Lovecraft

The end of evangelion
Apocalypse now
The thing
Starship Troopers

Black sabbath
The black angels
Perturbator
KMFDM
Ultraviolence

>inb4 edgy

>>5200635
Read some Nabokov if you haven't already. The Eye and Invitation to a Beheading.

Also, for movies, check out Adaptation, 8 1/2, Persona and Inland Empire. If you liked Pierrot Le Fou and Synechoche New York, you'll dig those.

>>5200619

>william blake
friedrich holderlin

>the seventh seal
marketa lazarova

>chris marker
jonas mekas

Ficciones
The Book of Imaginary Beings
A Universal History of Inequity
Naked Lunch
Ubik

Robocop
Naked Lunch
Buckaroo Banzai
Tetsuo The Iron Man
Dark City
In the Mood for Love

Six movies but I love them all equally

Chelsea Wolfe
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Skullflower
Townes van Zandt
Low

Also TV

The Venture Bros
Home Movies
Nathan For You
Bob's Burgers
The X-Files
Has nmakshe

As of the last time I checked. I don't remember much of anything.

>Books
Stanislaw Lem: His Master's Voice
Italo Calvino: If on a winter night a traveler..
Lao Tse: Tao Te Ching
Gombrowicz: Cosmos


>Films
Bergman: Persona
Bergman: Autumn Sonata
Tarkovsky: Mirror
Kieslowsi: Dekalog
Bergman: That silence of god trilogy thing

>Music
Bach
Bach
Palestrina
Ockeghem
Machaut

>>5200636
need to work on that music

>>5200440

>>5200870

giftstache

>>5200837
looking at those composers, i should be asking you for recs. i like palestrina, ockeghem and machaut.

>books
Lolita
Das Kapital
Metaphysics (Aristotle)
Lectures on the Philosophy of History
Brothers Karamazov

>films
Matrix
Goodfellas
Seven Samurai
City of God
Ghost in the shell

>Music
The XX
Schubert
Franz Liszt
Yann Tiersen
Richard Wagner

Feels good, guys,

>Books
Lie Down in Darkness by William Styron
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Wittgenstein's Mistress by David Markson
The Leopard by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
J R by William Gaddis

>Films
Roman Holiday
I Love You, Man
Populaire
Midnight in Paris
Bandslam

>Music
Taylor Swift
Rakim
Danny Brown
Meek Mill
Lights

>Books
Don Quijote, by Cervantes.
Hamlet, by Shakespeare.
Paradise Lost, by Milton.
100 Años de Soledad, by Gabriel García Marquez.
Moby Dick, by Herman Melville.
>Films
2001: Space Odissey, by Stanley Kubrick.
Jingle All the Way, by Brian Levant. (I just like it).
Apocalypse Now, by Coppola.
The Tree of Life, by Malick.
Lost Highway, by Lynch.
>Music
Rock Bottom, by Robert Wyatt.
Grace, by Jeff Buckley.
Cottonwoodhill, by Brainticket.
Soundtracks, by Can.
The Modern Dance, by Pere Ubu.

>>5200928

I'm not sure how much of this is parody. The picture is a good indicator probably.

>>5200853
why?

butcher's crossing
blood meridian
east of eden
stoner
a farewell to arms

yojimbo
high plains drifter
jeremiah johnson
the outlaw josey wales
fargo

cocteau twins
lovesliescrushing
love spirals downwards
the ocean blue
pale saints

>>5200956
> "my taste>your taste"

>books
Moby-Dick
Blood Meridian
As I Lay Dying
The Apology
Mrs. Dalloway

>film
Vertigo
Once Upon a Time in the West
There Will Be Blood
Passion of Joan of Arc
Blue Velvet

>music
Neil Young, "On the Beach"
Pavement, "Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain"
J Dilla, "Donuts"
Woody Guthrie, "Library of Congress Recordings"
Allman Brothers, "At Fillmore East"
John Coltrane, "Meditations"

>>5200949
Why soundtracks when the holy trinity exists?

>Literature
I have only ever enjoyed reading two books

1. The Collected Tales of Nikolai Gogol by Nikolai Gogol
2. Il Cammino del Cinabro by Julius Evola

>Cinema
I have only ever enjoyed watching four films

1. Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire by Lee Daniels
2. Katok i skripka by Andrei Tarkovsky
3. Siberiade by Andrei Konchalovsky
4. Hoop Dreams by Unknown

>Music

I do not listen to music

>>5201005
I find your taste in movies strangely eclectic. I haven't read either of those books so I can't comment on that.

>>5200565
This nigger. You had me at hello.

>>5200996
I'm sorry, I don't understand.
What holy trinity?

Michael Chabon. Amazing Adventures of kavalier and clay
Donna Tartt. The Secret History
Fear and Loathing
Fight Club
Watchmen

Casino Royale
Submarine
Batman Begins
The Wolf of Wall Street
Pulp Fiction

Arctic Monkeys
Queens of the Stone Age
Tame Impala
White Stripes
Guns N' Roses

Guys I need recs! I'm 18, should anyone want to clarify their initial assumption.

Books
>The Society of the Spectacle - Guy Debord
>The Diamond Age - Neal Stephenson
>Understanding Media - Marshall McLuhan
>Blood Meridian - Cormac McCarthy
>Super Sad True Love Story - Gary Shteyngart

Film
>The Pervert's Guide to Ideology
>The Fifth Element

... I don't really watch movies, so the next 3 will be shows

>The Wire
>Tatami Galaxy
>King of the Hill

Music
>Discovery - Daft Punk
>666 - Aphrodite's Child
>Since I Left You - The Avalanches
>Walkin' the Desert - Ashra
>Maggot Brain - Funkadelic

I know most of this is pleb trash.

>Books
'The Island of Second Sight', Albert Vigoleis Thelen
'The Waves', Virginia Woolf
'Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable', Samuel Beckett
'In Search of Lost Time', Marcel Proust
'War and War', László Krasznahorkai

>Films
'The Spirit of the Beehive', Víctor Erice
'Méditerranée', Jean-Daniel Pollet
'Forest of Bliss', Robert Gardner
'Lawrence of Arabia', David Lean
'Heaven and Earth', Michael Pilz

>Music
Stars of the Lid
Talk Talk
Slowdive
The Fall
Big Star

I offer no defense of my taste, nor do I claim any great consistency. They're just the ones that left the most favorable impressions on me.

>Books
The Brothers Karamazov
The Plague
House of Leaves (I know, I know)
Tao Te Ching
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdon

>Films
2001
My Fair Lady
How to Train Your Dragon, I guess
I don't really like movies much

>Music
They Might Be Giants
Motoi Sakuraba
Chopin
The Apples in Stereo
Mahler

>>5200355
>Books
V.
Aleph
Don Quijote
The Unbearable lightness of being
Confessions of a Mask
>Films
Old Boy
Two Sisters
Tokyo Story
Three Colors: Blue
Battleship Potenski
>Music
Negroni's Trio
Keith Jarret
Bill Evans
Michel Camilo
Oneothrix Point Never

>Books

The Divine Comedy, Dante
Crime and Punishment, Dostoevsky
Fear and Trembling, Kierkegaard
Kafka on the Shore, Murakami
Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Nietsche

> Films

Andrei Rublev
Winter Light
Pervert's Guide to Cinema
Spirited Away
Sound of Music

>Music

Glenn Gould's Bach
Thelonious Monk
The Smiths
90's Jay-Z
Sigur Ros

>>5201058

>House of Leaves (I know, I know)

Dude don't do this to yourself if you like something just like it.

>>5201074
>Zarathustra

Definite fedora

Pale Fire
Midnight's Children
One Hundred Years of Solitude
A Confederacy of Dunces
Gravity's Rainbow

Dr. Strangelove
The Big Lebowski
This is Spinal Tap
Blade Runner
Network

XTC - Skylarking
The Replacements - Let It Be
The Clash - Sandinista!
Husker Du - New Day Rising
Fucked Up - David Comes to Life

>literature
Lolita (Vladimir Nabokov)
The Bell Jar (Sylvia Plath)
Heart of Darkness (Joseph Conrad)
Hamlet (William Shakespeare)
Othello (William Shakespeare)

>film
Amelie
Fight Club
Blue is the Warmest Colour
V for Vendetta
Shutter Island

>music
Meat Loaf
Billy Joel
Lana Del Rey
Andrew Jackson Jihad
"Hallelujah" (Rufus Wainwright)

>>5201168

>The Bell Jar
>Amelie
>Lana Del Ray

u a grill?

Books
>Brothers Karamazov
>LOTR Trilogy
>Blood Meridian
>Metamorphoses
>Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
Movies
>Come and See
>Predator
>Kingdom of Heaven: Directors Cut
>Lion King
>End of Evangelion
Music
>Illinois - Sufjan Stevens
>Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
>Laminate Pet Animal - Snowmine
>The Creek Drank the Cradle -Iron and Wine
>Dialects - Snowmine
Vidya
>Metal Gear Solid 3
>Kingdom Hearts 2
>Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
>Red Dead Redemption
>Witcher 2

>>5201179

>includes video games when none were specified

>>5201185
Whoops. I usually just copy and paste instead of typing it out over and over again

>>5201179
>prefers MGS 3 to MGS 2

What a fucking pleb.

>>5200949
>i like stuff because people tell me it is good

>>5201176
Mhm. I didn't think Amelie was distinctly feminine, though.

>>5201263
Hey, he said he likes Jingle All The Way. No one told him that was good.

>>5201266

You thought wrong.

>>5201270
1/15 isn't the worst i guess

definitely room for improvement though

>>5201281
Also, if you're going to claim Lynch and not mean it, you'd either go for his most accessible (Blue Velvet) or his least accessible (Inland Empire). So I'm going to guess that one is genuine too.

>>5200440
Plain, Sterile, or bad

>>5200530
Easy choices

>>5200565
Nice and personalized choices

>>5200635
Some nice choices

>>5200636
Mostly bad and placid

>>5200723
Pretty middle ground

>>5200837
Personalized and looks good

>>5200928
Easy and placid choices, bad music

>>5200942
Good books, bad films, and below average music

>>5200949
Hardly personalized, but best choices so far. Nice Pere Ubu

>>5200976
Easy choices for books, below average music and film

>>5200986
Solid

>>5201005
Lol XD so randum/10

>>5201048
Average and bad

>>5201053
Not too good

>>5201057
Pretty all right

>>5201058
Good quality, personalized rounded. Might be best one so far, somehow

>>5201071
Pretty good

>>5201074
Only good books

>>5201116
Lower range solid

>>5201168
Bad film, easy choice but good books, guilty pleasure tier music

>>5201179
Pretty bad

To the Lighthouse - Woolf
Invisible Cities - Calvino
Once and Future King - White
A Wild Sheep Chase - Murakami
The Road - McCarthy

Black Swan
Norwegian Wood
A Touch of Sin
Waking Life
Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift

Tycho
Bon Iver
Four Tet
Purity Ring
Daughter

>>5201289
Meat Loaf is definitely a guilty pleasure of mine, so I can agree with that part of your assessment. Which films were bad?

>>5201239
>Prefering story to shitty gameplay and bosses
Complete cancer

I'm >>5201289, let's see if I'm worthy

The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Crime and Punishment
Catch-22
The Metamorphosis
Gravity's Rainbow

Paths of Glory
Aguirre, the Wrath of God
Inland Empire
L'Age D'Or
Paris, Texas

Captain Beefheart (TMR)
The Decemberists (Picaresque)
Pavement (no choice)
of Montreal (late minus False Priest)
Neutral Milk Hotel (Both, and I swear I didn't hear about them from /mu/--same with Captain Beefheart)

>>5200355
>Books
Suttree-McCarthy
The Border Trilogy-McCarthy
Keats Poems
Italian Journey-Goethe
(No other books struck me)

>Movies
The New World-Malick
Good Will Hunting-Van Sant
The Counselor-Scott
Kingdom of Heaven-Scott
Prisoners-Villeneuve

>Music
Brahms
Rachmaninoff
Ravel
Chopin
Gaspar Claus and Pedro Soler Improv

>>5201326
Absolute guttertrash. For a hypercritical faggot you sure do have shit taste

>>5201322

All of them I'm sorry

>>5201331

My books list is haphazard. I couldn't just pick five so I kind of just put a few I liked. I'm realizing I didn't put a single French book even though it's my favorite type and what I read most.

>>5201325
It isn't about the story. The story is intentionally nonsensical. It's about the fact that it is a complete deconstruction of Metal Gear and video games. It's a postmodern critique of fantasy escapism and geek culture.

The bad bosses are bad because they needed to be. The game was designed to have your expectations frustrated. That was the goal. It did this repeatedly through story (you don't play as Solid Snake for example) and formally (consider the strategic differences in playing the visually similar Raven and Fat Man battles).

Basically, this game was lost on you. You might have been wowed by the "mindfuck" of an ending, but that was the worst part. That was Kojima spelling everything out in the end because he was afraid his audience wouldn't pick up what he was more subtly trying to do throughout the entire game. With your comment, you're proving him right. Which is sad. Because it's people like you that made him "change with the times" for MGS3 and make it an action based James Bond spoof. Yes, The End is one of the best boss battles in video game history, but that doesn't even come close to the artistry in the design of MGS2.

curious, since I can barely name top 5 of anything but here goes I guess....feel like all these choices suck but blah blah self flagellation no one cares disarming techniques etc.

Books:
Against the Day
Kafka on the Shore
Ubik
Infinite Jest
Moby Dick


Films:
Mulholland Drive
There Will Be Blood
The Shining
No Country for Old Men
Life of Brian

Music:
Kayo Dot
Isis
The Mars Volta
Meshuggah
Between the Buried and Me

>>5201361
Now how many video games will tread the same ground of making a game bad on purpose? No More Heroes is one game I can think of. Although I feel like it resented its audience more.

>>5201326
>Books
This list greatly resembles one I'd assemble myself. Haven't read the Kafka or Pynchon, so I wouldn't be able to include those (I'd add The Sound and the Fury and The Sun Also Rises instead)

>Movies
Haven't seen Aguirre or Paris Texas, but I totally approve of the other three choices. Paths of Glory is a nice underrated Kubrick flick. It makes sense that someone who likes L'Age D'Or would also enjoy Inland Empire.

>Music
Here it all falls apart. Try listening to something that isn't "indie" rock for once in your life. Not even TMR can redeem this terrible list. Listen to some Stravinksy or Miles Davis for the love of god. If you can't appreciate them, you have no business liking Captain Beefheart and you ought to stop pretending.

>>5201361
>The story is intentionally nonsensical
It's pretty understandable, if not complex
>It's about the fact that it is a complete deconstruction of Metal Gear and video games. It's a postmodern critique of fantasy escapism and geek culture
True
>The bad bosses are bad because they needed to be. The game was designed to have your expectations frustrated
The game is phenomenal, but don't bullshit me and tell me the bosses were intentionally bad
That's just lazy Kojima cock sucking.

>>5201361
>consider the strategic differences in playing the visually similar Raven and Fat Man battles
They aren't similar. One involves using a plot device to artificially lengthen the game (hurrdurr rejects expectations)
>You might have been wowed by the "mindfuck" of an ending, but that was the worst part. That was Kojima spelling everything out in the end because he was afraid his audience wouldn't pick up what he was more subtly trying to do throughout the entire game
I didn't mention that or suggest that at all you fuckwit. Stop smelling your own farts in smug superiority, you weren't the only one to understand it.
> Because it's people like you that made him "change with the times" for MGS3 and make it an action based James Bond spoof
Firstly, fuck off you pretentious pooptickler. Where did I state I didn't enjoy the game, and the whole "spoof" idea is bullshit. Comical Japanese Easter eggs doesn't equate a spoof. I could just as argue that MGS3 is a deconstruction on the whole male fantasy that is James Bond and setting the stage for political backdrop.

>>5200509
Yes. It is very comfy. Most likely due to the fact that were surrounded by books in it haha.

>>5201369
It's still a good game. The actual gameplay of sneaking around is a lot of fun. I used to play the tanker section over and over when I was too young to appreciate the full depth of what was going on in it. Tons of fun things to do to keep you playing it over and over (sort of ironic considering the message of the game is to turn it off and be aware of how technology is effecting yourself and the world around you), even if you're just seeing what sorts of things you can destroy with your pistol, or trying to collect dog tags, or trying for a perfect stealth run.

It doesn't so much resent you, as much as it's trying to teach you something. I can see how many video game geeks could conflate the too though.

I'm a big fan of media that critiques its own audience. That's what I liked about Paranoia Agent. Kon is doing the same thing here, but through the medium of animated film rather than a game. It's a bold move, if you ask me.

>Books

The Melancholy of Resistance by Laszlo Krasznahorkai
V. by Thomas Pynchon
The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann
2666 by Roberto Bolano
Madness & Civilization by Michel Foucalt

>Films

Satantango by Bela Tarr
Russian Ark - Alexander Sokurov
Mulholland Dr. - David Lynch
The Great Beauty by Paolo Sorrentino
Persona by Ingmar Bergman

>Music

Jeff Buckley
Frank Zappa
Beck
Tchaikovsky
Oneohtrix Point Never

Books:
A Happy Death - Camus
The Martian Chronicles - Bradbury
The Sun Also Rises - Hemingway
Deadeye Dick - Vonnegut
The Magicians - Lev Grossman

Films:
Moonrise Kingdom
The Fountain
Blue Ruin
Short Term 12
Downfall

Music:
Modest Mouse
Bleachers
Local Natives
Dum Dum Girls
Best Coast

In no particular order:

El túnel - Sábato
Ficciones - Borges
The brothers Karamazov - Dostoyevsky
Death with Interruptions - Saramago
Journey to Ixtlan - Castaneda


Faust (2011)
Taxi Driver
Stalker
Lola Rennt
American Beauty

In Solitude
Obscura
Coldworld (Ger)
Bajofondo
J. S. Bach

>>5201393
>It's pretty understandable, if not complex
Bisexual Vampires? The President is a terrorist with robot arms? A fat mad bomber in roller skates? What part of this bullshit makes sense to you?

>The game is phenomenal, but don't bullshit me and tell me the bosses were intentionally bad
Why wouldn't they be? Every other Metal Gear game has phenomenal bosses. Why do you think they'd drop the ball so poorly just for one game?

>They aren't similar. One involves using a plot device to artificially lengthen the game (hurrdurr rejects expectations)
Wrong. They don't play out similarly, but visually they're extremely similar (pic related). If you played the first game (as you're expected to have), you might try a similar strategy (lay low and use mines), but it won't work (fatman's bombs will blow up and you lose).

>I could just as argue that MGS3 is a deconstruction on the whole male fantasy that is James Bond and setting the stage for political backdrop.
I suppose that's what I meant. Perhaps I shouldn't have used the word "spoof".

Also, perhaps you ought to take a xanax or something. You're clearly getting a little red in the face with your comments.

Not in order.

Books
>Steppenwolf, Herman Hesse
>Magic Mountain, Thomas Mann
>Divine Comedy, Dante
>Demons, Dostoevsky
>Roadside Picnic, Russian man #1 and Russian man #2

Movies
>King of Devil's Island
>The Wave
>Stalker (Tarkovsky)
>Solaris (Tarkovsky)
>Trollhunter

Music
>Death Grips
>Flume
>Lil B
>Porter Robinson
>The Prodigy

Video games (because)
>S.T.A.L.K.E.R. (complete series)
>Skyrim
>Terraria
>Counter Strike: Global Offensive
>RuneScape (quit ages ago, but without a doubt the single most important and influential piece of media that I've encountered in my entire life)

>>5201460
May I ask what do people see in STALKER vidya?

>>5201463
It's a life-changing experience. I always play in runs (may take 10-20 hours), and it's way better than any drug I've ever done.

When I first entered the Zone on my first playthrough of Shadow of Chernobyl, I thought it was going to be shitty. Mediocre graphics, relatively common glitches, impossibly difficult, but somehow you just wake up a few days later realizing that you will never experience life the way you had before.

>>5201408
Hey.
I really liked Short Term 12 too. You have good taste and you are a good person.

>>5201463

It's a perfect blend of freedom and constraint. The A-Life aspect of the game keeps it fresh and with a tiny amount of tweaking it gives the zone a lot of personality. It has a punishing learning curve that is easy to master (choose the hardest mode it's the fairest).

>>5201472
Have you played either Metro game?

Spinoza "Ethics"
Hegel "Phenomenology of Spirit"
Thoreau "Walden"
Tolstoy "War and Peace"
Joyce "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"

Ikiru
Breathless
Vertigo
Stalker
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari

J Dilla, Donuts
W. A. Mozart, Die Zauberfloete
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Henry's Dream
Swans, Soundtracks for the Blind
Charles Mingus, The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

Thomas Pynchon Gravity's Rainbow
William Vollmann Europe Central
Adam Tooze The Wages of Destruction
Don Delillo Underworld
Joseph Heller Catch 22

Werckmeister Harmonies
21-87
Brazil
The Conversation
Mullholland Drive

Tortoise
Miles Davis
Coltrane
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282
Shostakovitch though most days it's Bach

>>5201510
Wait, the "hardest" mode is the easiest? Fuck.

lolita by nabokov
the unbearable lightness of being by kundera
the fall by camus
ham on rye by bukowski
in the penal colony by kafka

boogie nights
taxi driver
trainspotting
into the wild
a clockwork orange

grouper
duster
oneohtrix point never
giles corey
radiohead/jonny greenwood

Books
White Teeth - Zadie Smith
Watership Down - Richard Adams
TCol49 - Thomas Pynchon
A Hero Of Our Time - Mikhail Lermontov
Cat's Cradle - Kurt Vonnegut

Films
The Big Lebowski
2001: A Space Odyssey
Adaptation
Reservoir Dogs
Easy Rider

Music
Minutemen
Nomeansno
The Jesus Lizard
MF Doom
Lightning Bolt

admittedly my taste in film is pretty unrefined. i think tv series' are a better medium anyways

>>5201374
telling someone they have no business liking _____
WHO THE FUCK DO YOU THINK YOU ARE. FUCKING GOD?

>>5201407
i fuck w you

>>5200355
>The Sound and the Fury
>Complete Works of Edgar Allen Poe
>Winnesburg, Ohio
>The Catcher in the Rye
>Blood Meridian
>The Handmaid's Tale
>The Count of Monte Cristo

>Barry Lyndon
>WALL-E
>Fargo
>Brazil
>Apocalypse Now

>The Velvet Underground and Nico
>Street Bangerz Vol II
>The Slim Shady LP
>Yeezus
>Dark Side of the Moon

>>5201540
Eh, TV series have the potenial to be the better medium, but the current way in which they must be made is going to stop anything that could be considered art house from ever making it past a mini series or the occasional European show (The Returned, Southcliffe).

>>5201407
I just came, a little bit, not too much, but just enough to moisten the elastic in my engorged boxers.

>>5201539
whynotjustthrowawayallspellingconventions?whoneedsthemanywayisuredonotiamalsosureyouarehavingnotroubleatallfollowingthisiamrightaminot?

>>5201326
Your list is hardly personalized and lower middle ground.

>>5201520
You're cool.

Don't know what to recommend for books to be honest. You seem more drawn to philosophy than fiction, and having not read anything by Spinoza and Hegel, I don't really know who would be similar in spirit.

For movies I recommend Tokyo Story, 8 1/2, The Rules of the Game, and The Man with the Movie Camera. Also if you like Godard and have already seen Vivre sa Vie and Contempt, check out Pierrot le Fou. It's Godard deconstructing his own films, in a way. Full of intertext and references.

For music I recommend checking out Onra (Chinoiseries parts 1 and 2) and Sun Ra (Angles and Demons at Play, Nubians of Plutonia, Is a Sound of Joy, and many others).

>>5201566
not capitalizing certain words is hardly as egregious as not having spaces. get that stick out of your ass, jesus.

>>5201566
I would imagine you are pretty insufferable to be around in person.

>>5201540
I haven't read your books.

If you like Adaptation, watch Synecdoche, New York.

If you like MF Doom, listen to Kool Keith.

Books:
solaris
the twelve chairs
a hero of our time
the stranger
the accursed kings (royal succesion)

Movies:
stalker
2001: a space odyssey
american psycho
oh brother where art thou
castle in the sky

Music:
Mikael Tariverdiev
explosions in the sky
akvarium
frank zappa
eleven tigers

>>5201546
It's true. No one who exclusively listens to what is essentially unpopular pop music has any business liking something that widely eclectic and experimental.

It would be like someone saying they really like Lemony Snicket, Philip Pullman, Roald Dahl and also Ulysses. One of these things is not like the other.

>>5201513
I've played both Metro games. They look much better than S.T.A.L.K.E.R., but are gravely lacking in atmosphere and gameplay compared to S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

>>5201586
you are the goddamn definition of pretentious. i usually hate when people fucking throw around that word like nothing, but you are a complete fuckwit.

>>5201571
Occasionally I catch a whim to tease. There is no stick, and I assure you that is not my name.

>Books
I must read more to properly judge, but I'm sure Invisible Man will remain one of those cornerstone classics I will recommend to anyone and everyone.

>Films
Ran/Ikiru
Nights of Cabiria
Run Lola Run
Happy-Go-Lucky

>Music
Björk
Sigur Rós
Moondog
Jean Sibelius
John Barry. So many others

>>5201569
Thanks. That was a lot more constructive than I expected, and a couple of those movies are actually already on my backlog.

>>5201592
No, pretentious is "liking" a piece of complex art without the slightest understanding of it.

Sorry that your feelings were hurt. It doesn't change the fact that I'm right.

>>5201619
first off, i wasn't that dude who you critiqued. i'm just a dude that happened to read that piece of shit criticism you offered like a fucktard.
second, LOOK UP WHAT PRETENTIOUS MEANS. THIS IS A FUCKING LITERATURE BOARD, KNOW WHAT WORDS MEAN YOU FUCKHEAD. HOLY FUCK YOU'RE EMBARRASSING YOURSELF

>>5201622
>PRETENTIOUS
attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed.

Sounds like I was right.

Got any other words you want me to correctly use that you clearly don't understand?

Moby-Dick
East of Eden
Leaves of Grass
The Sound and the Fury
Lolita

The Graduate
The Godfather
Rear Window
American History X
O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Joy Division
Death Grips
Simon & Garfunkel
The Smiths
Grizzly Bear

>>5201632
I can hear that yuppie guffaw in your voice. Disgusting.

>>5201636
I recommend Cormac McCarthy, specifically Suttree, and Hart Crane

>>5201661
not that guy but
>damage control

>>5201636
Pretty good. I'd recommend some Emerson and Pale Fire for lit. Blue Velvet and Apocalypse Now for film. New Order, Depeche Mode, and Sonic Youth for music.

>Books
Complete works of Arthur Rimbaud
Complete works of William Blake
The Catcher in the Rye
Anna Karenina
Thus Spoke Zarathustra

>Films
Breathless (À bout de souffle)
Lawrence of Arabia
Mulholland Dr.
Persona
The Third Man

>Music
Popular music:
The Doors
Bob Dylan
Joy Division
Nas
Radiohead

>>5201666
You know, I've actually been meaning to read some McCarthy soon. Thanks, man.

>>5201661
>I've been proven wrong so now I'm resorting to petty ad hominem attacks

Ok.

>>5201477
Hey, thanks man. That's really quite nice of you.

>Books
Blood Meridian
Brothers Karamazov
Omensetter's Luck
The Sound and the Fury
The Tragic Sense of Life

>Films
Children of Men
Paths of Glory
Citizen Kane
Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The Master

>Music
Swans
Radiohead
Igor Stravinsky
Ralph Williams
Sufjan Stevens

>>5201766
>The Master
Haven't seen this, but I liked your movie list so much I'm going to check it out.

>>5201057
Sebald for books and Piavoli for films. Idk music get better taste alltogether

>>5201460
>>Lil B
why

>>5201460
>Skyrim
look at this fucking casual faggot over here! and to think you weren't even asked but rather voluntarily shared this information!

>Books
The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Metamorphis
Starship Troopers
The Picture of Dorian Grey
Steppenwolf
>Films
Mishima: A life in four chapters
Midnight Cowboy
Blade Runner
Gran Torino
The Wrestler
>Music
Steppenwolf
The Doors
Wagner
To much of a pleb to know much more

>>5200355
The Sunset Limited, McCarthy.
Suttree, McCarthy.
L'étranger, Camus.
En attendant Godot, Beckett.
Rhinocéros, Ionesco.

Her, Jonze.
Moon, Jones.
Sunshine, Boyle.
Porco Rosso, Miyazaki.
Howl's Moving Castle, Miyazaki.

Maybeshewill.
Cage The Elephant.
Fauve.
Darren Korb.
Skip The Use.

>>5200355
>Books
A la recherche du temps perdu - Proust
To the Lighthouse - Woolf
Alcools - Apollinaire
The Sound and the Fury - Faulkner
Lord Jim - Conrad

>Films
Oslo, August 31st
In the Mood for Love
Elephant
Melancholia
Mulholland Drive

>Music
The xx
Vampire Weekend
Django Django
Bon Iver
Animal Collective

>>5201953
>fauve
>skip the use
tu viens d'où?

>Books
Train Dreams
Journey to the End of the Night
The Crossing
One Hundred Years of Solitude
The Savage Detectives

>Films
The Searchers
Enter the Void
Roman Holiday
Stroszek
Gummo

>Music
MDTBF
Madvillainy
Under the Joshua
So Tonight That I Might See
Sit Down, Man

>>5201864

>Sebald for books and Piavoli for films.

Already love both, but thanks all the same.

>Books
Satantango by Krasznahorkai
The Trial by Kafka
Outer Dark by Mccarthy
Snow Country by Kawabata
Notes from the underground Dostoyevsky

>Film
Antichrist
Stalker
Never let me go
Lost Highway
Koyaanisqatsi

>Music
Shostakovitch
Radiohead
Schnittke
Broadcast
Ladytron

trying to write it down here i just realised how shit my taste is

my taste in films is too plebby so i won't include them

pale fire
blood meridian
the great gatsby
don quixote
the picture of dorian grey

the smiths
leonard cohen
rachmaninoff
verdi
amr diab

Books

The Stranger - Camus
I, Claudius - Robert Graves
whats it all about? - Michael Caine
Crime and Punishment - Dostoevsky
Catcher in the Rye - Salinger

Films

Rushmore - Anderson
Blue Velvet - Lynch
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels - Oz
There will be blood - Anderson
Badlands - Malick

Music

LCD Soundsystem
Velvet Underground
Arcade Fire
David Bowie
The Beatles

Moby-Dick by Melville
Swann's Way by Proust
Lolita by Nabokov
Aeneid by Vergil
The Roman Revolution by Syme

The Man Who Wasn't There
Das weisse Band
I'm Not There
2001: A Space Odyssey
Naked

Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Tim Hecker
Ulver
Deathspell Omega
Death

Fuck it.

Hopscotch, Julio Cortázar
Mason & Dixon, Thomas Pynchon
War & War, László Krasznahorkai
The Sea of Fertility, Yukio Mishima
Correction, Thomas Bernhard

In The Mood For Love, Wong Kar Wai
Days of Heaven, Terrance Malick
Poetry, Lee Chang-dong
Oasis, Lee Chang-dong
Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?, Bae Yung-kyun

Boris
Pharaoh Sanders
Antonín Dvořák
Alexander Borodin
Fela Kuti

>Books
Mostly philosophy.
>Films
I don't watch film.
>Music
Psychedelia - Causa Sui, Steven Wilson (The Sky Moves Sideways), Ultimate Spinach, Grails, The Doors, Floyd's Wish You Were Here (because Pink Floyd is generally otherwise hyped), Soft Machine, Arzachel... typed out a few great ones in the genre in case anyone enjoys it.

>The Egyptian by Waltari
>Lolita by Nabokov
>Winner Take Nothing by Hemingway
>Chekhov (cant pick one)
>Alamut by Bartol
I tend to be torn between short stories and historical novels.

>3-Iron
>Battle Royale
>Ghost Dog
>The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
>Castaway on the Moon

>X Japan
>Vangelis
>Phillip Glass
>Poets of the Fall
>hide

>>5200440
BRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICKSQUAAAAAAD

>>5200601
I'm on the softest board of 4chan.

>>5200510
>ideological deceitfulness
easy bertholdt. Just because you read and enjoy something doesn't mean you are bound to live your life by it. If that was the case I would stay the hell away from reading. But I don't because of my ability to form my own conclusions, amazing, huh?

>>5200355
I can give you my tops for right now
Books
>Nicomachean Ethics
>The City of God
>Discourses on Livy
>Democracy: the God that Failed
>The Spirit of the Liturgy
Films
>Metropolis
>City Lights
>Stagecoach
>Gone with the Wind
>Sens & Sensibility
Music
>Die Fledermaus
>Der Ring des Nibelungen
>Faust (Gounod)
>Take Five
>begin the beguine

>>5200530
>Valis
well played

The Picture of Dorian Grey
The Stranger
Brave New World
The Catcher in the Rye
Romeo & Juliet

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Pi
2001
Hugo
Gladiator

60s Country
LCD Soundsystem
Daft Punk
The Eagles
Les Miserables

>>5200355

>Books:

War and Peace (best book I ever read: a miracle of the human creative spirit); Anna Karenina; Tolstoy’s short-stories (especially The Death of Ivan Ilicht, Kholstomer, The Snowstorm, The Devil, The Kreutzer Sonata, The Devil).

The Plays of Shakespeare (he is probably the greatest writer of all time). All of them contains several beauties (for example: Timon of Athens - is not a great play, but the speeches of Timon cursing humanity are among the greatest things ever written by any human being at any time in history). I like Macbeth quite a lot, also Henry IV, and A Midsummer Night Dream and The Tempest. But all the works of Shakespeare are great.

Lolita

One Hundred Years of Solitude

Nothing Like the Sun, by Anthony Burgess (love this unknown gem)

Chekhov short-stories

Isaac Babel short-stories

*Never read Ulysses and In Search of Lost Time. Looking forward to: they seem to be really great. I am expecting great pleasures with them both.

>Films

Amadeus
The Godfather
The Exorcist
Disney’s Fantasia
The Lion King
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The English Patient
Payback (love this Mel Gibson film)
Scent of a Woman

>Music
Beethoven (this is one of my greatest heroes: I love this man with all my heart)
Mozart (The Marriage of Figaro is one of the most beautiful and sublime things ever created: it always brings tears to my eyes)
Frank Sinatra
Edith Piaf
Chico Buarque
Beatles
Blur
Nirvana
Several sparse pop songs

>>5201960
>A la recherche du temps perdu - Proust
>hasn't read all 7 volumes
>claims it to be one of their favorite books

>>5201326
>>5201289
I didn't have to see your actual list to know your taste was low quality but thank you for the laugh.

>>5200928
this is not bad, but still hilarious

The Sound and the Fury
Blood Meridian
Satantango
Crime and Punishment
The Man Who Loved Islands

The Master
Werckmeister Harmonies
Under The Skin
Bob le Flambeur
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Arctic Monkeys (Humbug period)
Les Rallizes Denudes
Dirty Beaches
Burial
Massive Attack

>>5201374

Revisiting this thread in the morning now, I'm OP of that list. The guy you were arguing with wasn't actually me. I also love those two books you would add. Definitely check out Aguirre. Paris, Texas is more on there for production than plot reasons, though. As for music, I listen to everything, but "indie" is just what I listen to most. It combines pop with a hint of artistry. 90% of the concerts I go to are experimental music (which I also make) and I perfom in a jazz band. I also love Tyler, the Creator, Lana Del Ray, and Johann Sebastian Bach.

Spending way too much time in this thread,
Anon

>Books
The Brothers Karamazov
Crime & Punishment
Mason & Dixon
The Plague
The Master and Margarita

>Films
The Big Lebowski
2001 A Space Odyssey
Pan's Labyrinth
Blade Runner
No Country For Old Men

>Music
Radohead - Amnesiac
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of The Mooon
Mark Knopfler - Sailing To Philadelphia
J.J Cale - Naturally
Carbon Based Lifeforms - World of Sleepers

Ada or Ardor
Earth Abides
2312
A Passage to India
Voyage in the Dark

Lawrence of Arabia
The Time Machine (1960)
The Count of Monte Cristo (1934)
The Kingdom of Heaven
Planet of the Apes

Muse
Babymetal
S/Mileage

That's basically all I listen to

>>5201532
So, uh, you like WW2, you should read John Hawkes

>>5202725
>Muse
>Babymetal
>S/Mileage
>That's basically all I listen to

100 years of solitude
The brothers Karamazov
The Book of Disquiet
The Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
The Temple of the Golden Pavilion

Harakiri
Hunger
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.. And Spring
The French Connection
Chunking Express

GYBE!
Joanna Newsom
Tim Hecker
Elliott Smith
Do Make Say Think

Blood Meridian
Crime and Punishment
Regeneration
In Cold Blood
The Aeneid

Naked
Melancholia
Seconds
In Bruges
Oldboy

Converge
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Swans
Melvins
Death Grips

>>5201116
Bro-tier tastes, my man. Except for music. What the fuck is that?

>>5202753
I hardly ever listen to music, just while I'm driving. I live close to everything I go to so I don't need much.

>>5201326
Decent books, sterotypical hipster try-hard film and music tastes. Which is not to say any individual piece on there is bad, but the pattern might have been copy-pasted from the facebook of any small liberal-arts college freshman.

>>5202800
>Bro-tier tastes, my man

Catch 22
Brothers Karamazov
Huxley's Island (dat last chapter)
Darkness Before Noon
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Blade Runner
Fitzcarraldo
Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
The Seventh Seal

Crimson (EoS)
Cybion
A Celebration of Guilt
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber

>>5200355
I'm just getting into intellectual reading so forgive me if my choices are simple in nature.

>books
Clockwork Orange
Blood Meridian
On War
Starship Troopers
Leviathan
Sun Also Rises
Saga of the Volsungs

>movies
I just watch movies for fun. None really have intellectual value.

>music
Iron and Wine
Decemberists
Guy Clark
Mumford and Sons (I like them, so sue me)
Stereophonics
Heidevolk

>>5202913
Add Roadside Picnic to my books too. Good book.

>>5201599
Nice films.

>>5200355
In order from least to most embarrassing:

>/lit/
100 Years of Solitude - Garcia-Marquez
The Satanic Verses - Rushdie
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead - Stoppard
House of Leaves - Danielewski
Night Watch - Pratchett

>/tv/
Mulholand Drive
Memento
Brick
V for Vendetta
Clue

>/mu/
The Mountain Goats
Interpol
RJD2
Atmosphere
Passion Pit

>/v/
STALKER
Gothic
Fallout: NV
Far Cry 3
Tropico 3

>>5201679
Almost good (Catcher spoils list) books, average films, bad music.

>Books (my tastes are pretty underdeveloped so far—I've only recently gotten into good lit as opposed to picking more or less at random)
The Brothers Karamazov
Crime and Punishment
The Stranger
Hyperion
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality

>Movies
Mr. Nobody
The Fountain
Les Misérables
Sweeney Todd
American Beauty

>Music (individual songs because I tend to only get obsessed with especially memorable ones rather than everything from an artist)
Sorrow - Kalypso
Hearts and Minds - Portishead
Two Against One - Danger Mouse/Jack White
Shape of My Heart - Sting
Conquest of Spaces - Woodkid

>TV Series
True Detective
Vikings
House of Cards
Sherlock
Firefly

>>5202725
have you read alas, babylon and on the beach?

earth abides was my favorite book a few years ago and I liked these two along with it.

>>5203052
I like woodkid. Neat music and concept.

>>5203016
>catcher spoils list
edgy 23yo detected

>>5203052
true detective is the only good tv series on your list.

>>5203127
tips fedora

>>5203131
it's got nothing to do with fedoras. vikings is a largely mediocre television show. house of cards is decent but i think people give it more credit than it deserves because it looks nice and the actors play their roles very well.

but sherlock is a bad tv show made to appeal to all the thundercunts who watch doctor who.

i've never seen firefly but it looks bad and it's science fiction so it probably is bad.

>books
Under The Volcano
Blood Meridian
I have no ass and must poop
Rats In The Walls
Fun with Pedophiles

>films
shit

>music
better music than you listen to

>>5203152
>i've never seen firefly but it looks bad and it's science fiction so it probably is bad.

Please reserve your judgement for things you have actually experienced. I can't say anything about most of the shows listed there (except for Sherlock which I completely agree with you on) but Firefly had clever writing. It was a great show. Like Allie Caulfield it died young, before it was corrupted by living too long.

Books
>The Magus
>The Thief's Journal
>Nausea
>Fucking Roman history books

Movies
I don' watch that many movies, so pleb choices incoming
>LOTR
>Supertroopers
>Gladiator
>Velvet Goldmine
>The Shining

Music. These are my favorites all time + flavor of the month
>of Montreal
>The One Ensemble
>Radiohead
>Space Dimension Controller
>The Antlers
>Television
>Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber
>couples counseling
>Funkadelic
>Reet Hendrikson
>Froberger

>>5203152
Actually made the post, these aren't me:
>>5203131
>>5203166

I dropped Vikings on the second season, and Sherlock is decent, if only because it's brief and therefore forced to not drag shit out uselessly to milk viewers.

Compared to my favorite movies, everything but TD was dull. I haven't found many decent TV series so far.

Any suggestions? I imagine you enjoy other equally mind-numbing trash like 24 and Criminal Minds but because they don't have huge fandoms that "patricians" bash you're alright with them.

>>5203183
I don't know. I don't really watch TV. I liked Twin Peaks though even if it did devolve into self-parody by the end of the second season. Which was unfortunate, because it masterfully skewered the soap opera genre in the first.

>>5203183
the americans
mad men
fargo

>>5203204
wow, parody. such deepness. so patrish

>>5203204
twin peaks went to shit because the network execs forced them to do the big reveal like halfway through the season. it picks up at the end but there's a stretch of episodes that are piss poor.

overall, it's still a great show and one that everyone should watch.

>>5203212
Do you have something substantial to contribute, or are you just going to reference le epic may mays?

>>5203208
don't bother with americans or mad men, fargo is the only one that doesn't start out or end up shitty (so far)

Tropic of Cancer
Thoughts, Memories, Reflections - Jung
A Farewell to Arms
Violence - Zizek
Junky

This is England
Melancholia
Daisies
The Royal Tenenbaums
Lost in Translation

My Bloody Valentine
Slowdive
Sonic Youth
Tame Impala
Portishead


I always feel bad when I have to recommend and remember my favourites, my memory is awful and I literally have to check the books/films/music I own to remember.

>>5203227
have you even watched the americans? it's what homeland could have been if it were done right.

mad men is one of the greatest television shows ever.

>>5203217
liking garbage tv shows and then shitting on other people's taste is substantial contributions? wow /lit/ is the place to be

>>5203182
biber's passacaglia for unaccompanied violin is pretty good, amazing it was made that early

>>5203245
>don't call people's taste shit! you have shit taste!

How's that cognitive dissonance working out for you?

>>5203236
yes, and it was garbage, even if it was an improvement upon homeland

mad men is one of the most blatantly "patrician"-appealing buzzshows that has zero actual depth to anyone that isn't realizing obvious shit for the first time

>thinking that repeating some useless assertion of something's value is a valid argument
gb2 /b/, lrn2 subjectivity

>>5203261
whoosh.
how's that stupidity working out for you?

>>5203268
what's garbage about the americans?

>zero actual depth
it's one of the few shows that is a character study at its core. it's got more depth than the vast majority of tv shows.

I havent read a lot so thats why my list is sortof limited but here goes
The brothers k
Das Kapital
The count of monte cristo
Notes from the underground
Dubliners (specifically just the short story Araby)

A clockwork orange
There will be blood
Snatch
Hunger
Shame

Good kid, m.a.a.d city
The college dropout
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Bach

>>5203283
>to anyone that isn't realizing obvious shit for the first time
it comes off as a profound character study to you because you're a clueless neckbeard

> Books
Collection of Beckett's short fiction
The Book of Disquiet
Journey to the End of the Night
Borges' Labyrinths
Don Quixote

> Films
Persona
Hiroshima Mon Amour
Stand By Me
Dogtooth
Funny Games

> Music
Les Rallizes Dénudés
Boris
Cerberus Shoal
GYBE
toe


R8 me guiz

>>5202814
Baby metal is god don't listen to fags

>>5203127
>good
>still trying to assert moral/value statements factually

Start with the Greeks after you finish your autism study of Dawkins and Harris.

>>5203305
Babymetal is hilarious. I refused to believe it was real until someone showed me a video.

>>5202603

Just 5, Anon

Did someone say ego masturbation? No sarcasm either.
>Books
Zizek - In Defense of Lost Causes
Imperialism - Lenin
Mein Kampf - Hitler
Little Red Book - Mao
Men Among the Ruins - Evola
>Films
The Prestige
Lotr: rotk
Lotr: twin towers
The Strangers
Hot Fuzz
>Music
Oomph!
Babymetal
Wagner
Glitch Mob
Utada

>>5203349
>Mein Kampf - Hitler
>Wagner

lmao

pretty edgy kid

>>5203382
Out of everything there I find it interesting that those are your two choices for discerning my edginess (which I can't deny)

gravity's rainbow
the kindly ones
herzog
omensetter's luck
on the natural history of destruction

werckmeister harmonies
lessons of darkness
army of shadows
no country for old men
oslo, august 31

gareth liddiard - strange tourist
mohel - babylon bypass
iannis xenakis - persepolis
luc ferrari - les anecdotiques: exploitation de concepts n°6
shoji aketagawa, kan mikami & toshiaki ishizuka - daikanjyo

>Books
Disgrace
Do androids dream of electric sheep?
Il Gattopardo
Il deserto dei Tartari
L'oeuvre au noir

>Films
Smiley face
Scener ur ett äktenskap
Jagten
Noriko no Shokutaku
Persona

>Music
The gerogerigegege
The chordettes
The beastie boys
AJJ
Bjork

>>5203369
Great, except I wasn't saying that only materials exist.
>Describe to me how you know immaterial things exist.

Yes they do. They are entirely described by the laws of Physics. They can be actively tampered with through Physical interference.

You misundertood, i meant the faculties of memory and imagination, which are immaterial as well.

>>5203321
>>5203305
⇒babymetal

What a disharmonious cacophony. How can anyone even bear this awful noise?

>>5203417
It's so kawaii tho

>>5203305
if you like babymetal you are officially a nonce

>>5203417
are you this much of a pretentious cunt irl, or only to impress anonymous strangers on websites devoted to mongolion children's shows?

>>5203397
>that knowing look to the camera
it has happened before, and it will happen again

hopscotch
the book of disquiet
notebooks of malte laurids brigge
mrs dalloway
a sentimental education

chungking express
lost highway
les bronzés font du ski
ikiru
last year in marienbad

leonard cohen
portishead
bach
miles davis
chopin

Books
>Gravity's Rainbow
>The David Icke Guide to the Gloabal Conspiracy
>If on a winter's night a traveler
>Carpenter's Gothic
>Necronomicon Lovecraft Collection

Movies
>The Brass Teapot
>The Thing (original)
>The Evil Dead (2013)
>Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
>Slacker

Music
>The Grateful Dead
>Umphrey's McGee
>Michael Jackson
>moe.
>RJD2

>>5203452
Actually, they're Japanese shows, and most are decidedly NOT for children. (I certainly wouldn't show them to mine!)

don't judge me

Invisible Cities - Italo Calvino
Infinite Jest - David Foster Wallace
Things Fall Apart - Chinua Achebe
Catch-22 - Joseph Heller
The Crying Of Lot 49 - Thomas Pynchon

L'Illusionniste
Barton Fink
The Royal Tenenbaums
Citizen Kane
Brazil

The Olivia Tremor Control
Titus Andronicus
jordaan mason and the horse museum
Joanna Newsom
Destroyer

>>5203390
because the rest of your entries are pretty mundane and/or silly (read: it's obvious you're high-school aged, & if you aren't, well, ouch)

>>5203564
You're one pretentious cunt m8

>>5203582
he's the pretentious cunt, and not the guy listing fucking mein kampf and mao?

>>5203582
coming from a guy who allegedly unironically considers mein kampf one of his favourite books, i can live with that

>>5203564
You, however, are mentally retarded.

>>5203596
Edgy? Sure. Pretentious. Not at all.
>>5203598
Does favorite mean I support it? No. There's a lot more to that book for me than you can understand with your elitist, cherry-picked for others bullshit.

>>5203613
if you don't want to be ridiculed for your shitty taste, then don't post at all. it's pretty simple.

>>5203623
I'd think that /lit/ would be a place of varied taste and not the same shit piled over itself by the same type of cunt over and over again. Clearly I was wrong.

>>5201407
nice one altough i dont like beck
did you really like russian ark? i thought it was more of a technical movie than a real movie
thinken of rope by hitchcock

>>5203349
>Glitch Mob
>Lotr

2 edge 4 me

>>5201089

If Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, and Dante didn't "tip" you off (as well as Andrei Rublev and Winter Light) I'm a Christian m8

>>5201289
and recommend literature and other works to posters along the way.


if i could hypertext to soc i would at this point

>Books
Kafka, Franz: The Trial (1915)
Bulgakov, Mikhail: The Master and Margherita (1940)
Witkiewicz, Stanislaw: Insatiability
Mann, Thomas: Buddenbrooks (1901)
James, Henry: The Golden Bowl
>Films
Orson Welles: Citizen Kane (1941)
Alfred Hitchcock: North By Northwest (1959)
Bela Tarr: Werckmeister Harmoniak/ Werckmeister Harmonies (2000)
Fritz Lang: Metropolis (1926)
Majid Majidi: Color Of Paradise (1999)
>Music
Captain Beefheart: Trout Mask Replica
Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom
Faust: Faust I
Velvet Underground: & Nico
Doors: The Doors

>>5200355

>Books
The 5 books I've written
>Films
5 of the 20 films I've directed
>Music
all of the music I've composed.

>>5201979

>MDTBF

Nigger what the fuck are you doing
What the hell is that supposed to stand for

>>5204661
Wow. Links to your tumblr, youtube and soundcloud pages pls!!!

you're all predictable

>>5202800
Is bro-tier good or bad?

>Books
Heller, Catch-22
Burroughs, Naked Lunch
Deleuze and Guattari, Anti-Oedipus
Kafka, Basic Writings
Nietzsche, Basic Writings
Kierkegaard, Fear and Trembling

>Films
Buñuel, Le Charme discret de la bourgeoisie
Borowczyk, Contes immoraux
Lynch, Blue Velvet
Lynch, Lost Highway
Lynch, Mulholland Dr.

>Music
Modest Mouse

Cold War Kids

>>5204669

>using any of those sites

Ahahahahahahaha. You're sooooo funny. My music isn't recorded, I painstakingly write out the sheet music for my untuned balalaika symphonies; the tuning itself changes every 10 seconds and I only perform in 7/128 time signature. My silent films together form a bildungsroman and are recorded on film, consisting of moving images of myself, engaged in meaningful discourse, a dialectic between self and non-self without the presence of non-self. The content of my books is too arcane for the average reader, so I won't even get into that one, child.

topkek.jpg, you make me laugh.

>>5204684
>Deleuze and Guattari, Anti-Oedipus
Disgusting

>>5204750

YOUR BRAIN IS TOUCHING "CONCEPTS" RIGHT NOW.

>>5202800
>not liking XTC, the Replacements, or Husker Du

Moby Dick
The Aeneid
1984
Childhood's End
Cloud Atlas

The Shining
The Holy Mountain
Taxi Driver
Moonrise Kingdom
Citizen Kane

Led Zepplin
Pink Floyd
Mozart
Panic At the Disco!
Beasty Boys

>>5204762
Yeah, sorry. Obviously, unintentional.

>>5204750
Ive recorded 5 minutes of me shitting

#directornow

>>5200530
i probably would have lost my virginity to you in high school

Books I recall enjoying :
The Shining
The Shadow of the Wind
Let the right one in
Doctor Glas
and... the robot series!

Movies that comes to mind :
Cape Fear
REC
The Breakfast Club :-)
Moon
and... The original Star Wars Trilogy

Artists and albums that work... for now:
Algebra Suicide
Emancipator - Safe in the Steep Cliffs
John Maus - I Want To Live!
The Police
London Grammar - If You Wait

/ pleb

-s>>5204945

>>5204867

WOULD YOU LIKE TO TYPE EROTIC STORIES TO ONE ANOTHER?

High Shia. Your acting is terrible.

>Books
The Sound and the Fury
The Trial
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Candide
Heart of Darkness

>Films
Pulp Fiction
Nausicaa
Vertigo
2001
On the Waterfront

>Music
MF Doom
Nujabes
QotSA
The Strokes
Sex Pistols

I'm definitely a pleb, more probably a philistine.

Books
>The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut
>Dune by Frank Herbert
>One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
>A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess
>The Beast in the Nursery, on Curiosity and Other Appetites by Adam Phillips

Films
>Me And You And Everyone We Know by Miranda July
>Brick by Rian Johnson
>I'm A Cyborg, But That's OK by Park Chan-wook
>The Science of Sleep by Michel Gondry
>Croupier by Clive Owen

Music
>Offcell by Pinback
>Alison Statton by Pants Yell!
>The Stage Names by Okkervil River
>Come, Come to the Sunset Tree by The Mountain Goats
>Moonbeams by Throw Me The Statue

>>5205282

If you're under the age of 20 this list is somewhat understandable.

>>5201239
wait, there are people who think mgs2 is > mgs3? that's some shit if I've ever heard it

>>5205350
yeah, I'm 18.

what happens in the next two years?

>>5205382

You begin to see how shit Miranda July is.

Hopefully.

>>5205282
>Me And You And Everyone We Know by Miranda July
>The Science of Sleep by Michel Gondry


The more I learn about you people, the less I want to spend time here.

>Books
The Hunger Games
A Song of Ice and Fire
Harry Potter
The Great Gatsby
Of Mice and Men

>Films
The Great Gatsby
Of Mice and Men
Wolf of Wall Street
Harry Potter
The Hunger Games

>Music
Bob Marley
Frank Sinatra

>Books
Fear and Trembling - Kierkegaard
The Carrier of Ladders - W.S. Merwin
The Half-Finished Heaven - Tomas Transtromer
The Gapes of Wrath - Steinbeck
The Sun Also Rises - Hemingway

>Films
The Mirror - Tarkovsky
Werckmeister Harmonies - Bela Tarr
Winter Light - Bergman
The Tree of Life - Malick
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

>Music
Elliott Smith
Franz Liszt
Mos Def
Yelle
Say Anything

Someone recommend me poetry based on Transtromer and especially Merwin, preferably something originally in English, but I won't disregard it if it isn't.

>>5204758
probable comfortably_wrong fascist detected

>>5205623
>not being a situationist
fuck off back to your charlatan Deleuze, you petty bourgeois-philosophy supporter

>>5203299
Oddly enough, a girl on Tinder told me Funny Games is her favorite movie like 5 minutes after I posted this

>>5205680

Funny Games is so fucking good

>>5205680
That isn't odd. It was me. I saw it in this thread.

>>5205687
And knew it was me?

>>5205743
I know a lot of things about you.

>>5205760
What's my cat's name

>>5205816
Trick question. You don't own a cat.

>>5200355
Illuminatus
VALIS
Slaughterhouse 5
Cats Cradle
Principia Discordia

American Psycho
Fight Club
End of Evangelion
Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya
Fullmetal Jacket or Slapshot

Artillery
Coroner
Kanye West
Grimes
Claude Debussy


I dont really have any "favorite" musicians.

>>5205839
Biggest pleb in this thread.

>>5201326
>>5201289

Fuck you

>>5201552
>7 books

>>5205839
I'm not gonna be a dick about your books but
>that movie list

>>5205855
He's cool for being into RAW. Illuminatus Trilogy is good. Could do without the anime, Kanye, and Vonegut though.
The biggest pleb is the dude talking about "personalized" choices.

>>5205879
>The biggest pleb is the dude talking about "personalized" choices.
agreed, seeing as having a /lit/core favorite list is plenty of personality in the real world.

El Otoño del Patriarca - Gabriel García Márquez
Sobre Heroes y Tumbas - Ernesto Sabato
Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Nietzsche
Don Quijote - Miguel de Cervantes
Infinite Jest - DFW

The Godfather, Part I
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Boogie Nights
The Royal Tenenbaums
Happinness

The White Stripes
Tame Impala
The Smiths
Placebo
Daft Punk

>>5204750
le ebin trole

>>5201578
I have done both of your recs and yeah they're cool

>>5201554
idk for ever shitty tv series coming out there's like 5 shitty films that come out

Orlando Furioso
Theuerdank
Don Quixote

The Squid and The Whale
Once Upon A Time In Anatolia
The Man Who Sleeps

Fax +49
Hypnobeat
Memphis Rap

need recs please

Dubliners (I really like joyce sue me)
The House on the Borderland
Asimov short stories
Pale Fire

Solaris/Stalker (tarkovsky is my nigga)
2001 a space odyssey
Oldboy
Office Space

>I did/have studied music for most of my life so these are gonna seem cringy and fedoracore
Mahler symphony 1
Tchaikovsky symphony 4 and 5
>if you can guess what instrument I played from these two (if you know them you probably can) you will be my friend forever
Back little fugue in G minor

>>5206625
Under the Volcano-Lowry

instrument is piccolo obv.

>>5202392
>days of heaven
i thought that movie sucked ass, it is clear it was shortened to hell and I think it suffered greatly

Other malick films are great but damn that one...

I recommend for music
Florida Suite by Delius

>>5202106
>rachmaninoff
he is my top three along with Brahms and Ravel
I recommend Brahms symphony 1 and 4 and his Violin Concerto
For Ravel- String Quartet!!! and Daphnis et Chloe(the full thing not the suites)

>>5206625

>I really like joyce sue me

Woah get a load of these shit hot controversial opinions right here.

>>5201953
Watch The Counselor- a movie directed by Ridley Scott but the script is written by McCarthy

>>5206892
I was super tired and almost put every single joyce book bar finnegan's wake but I didn't yet I still put the little diffuser there in parentheses in case people accused me of only liking joyce because he was the board flavor

>>5206829
I can see that, but it's actually horn

>>5203052
Anyone have any film/tv recommendations?

>>5208900
hitchcock