What are some good neutral albums?
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Any adult contemporary album
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Sounds more melancholic to mean than neutral, but maybe that's subjective. I don't know of any specific album that sounds like this though, besides more slow piano music.
Maybe try some atmospheric music. You will find tons of it on Youtube and elsewhere. Some faster, some slower. Most of it is pretty neutral.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I find a lot of atmospheric still to chilly or cool. Like its beautiful and all but not nourishing
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Easy listening may be what you are looking for. Also Coldplay is farely beige.
I thought they were yellow
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I thought they were yellow
I see what you did there.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owt7tTdWLpY
Gorillaz - to binge.
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I find a lot of atmospheric still to chilly or cool. Like its beautiful and all but not nourishing
You might like the OST from Chocolat, or (this is more of a stretch), The moon and antarctica by Modest Mouse. If that is too uptempo, you could try the Sun Kil Moon cover album of Modest Mouse, Tiny Cities
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Two words: math rock
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Loveless by my bloody valentine isn't cold or warm to me, but it is underwater.
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I see what you did there.
They were all yellow.
Fify
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You might like the OST from Chocolat, or (this is more of a stretch), The moon and antarctica by Modest Mouse. If that is too uptempo, you could try the Sun Kil Moon cover album of Modest Mouse, Tiny Cities
wrote last edited by [email protected]You are tripping, the moon and Antarctica is the definition of cold.
Try listening to the first track without shivering, without thinking of winter.
EDIT: "Lives" may be the coldest one, colder even than The Cold Part.
EDIT2: I take it back, the cold part is SUPER cold. Lives is just more memorable
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Two words: math rock
Where to start reccomendation
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You are tripping, the moon and Antarctica is the definition of cold.
Try listening to the first track without shivering, without thinking of winter.
EDIT: "Lives" may be the coldest one, colder even than The Cold Part.
EDIT2: I take it back, the cold part is SUPER cold. Lives is just more memorable
I totally agree, but I'm not sure OPs notion of 'cold' is the same as ours.
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TIL my taste in music is considered "neutral". I think I'm insulted.
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Mute Math
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BoC - Music has the right to children
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TIL my taste in music is considered "neutral". I think I'm insulted.
I didn't even know music had a temperature! I still have so much to learn about earth culture.
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WNUA 95.5
“Double-you en you-ayyyee, ninety-five point fi’iiive” -
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Elephant Gym - Underwater
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Hear last year's Toe here.
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I didn't even know music had a temperature! I still have so much to learn about earth culture.
Not super common I guess, but I find temperature describing a valid way of describing how music feels to you... Closely related to matching colours to music, which seems more generally accepted as being a 'real' thing
https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/03/music-and-temperature.html?m=1
_Cold: high-pitched, clear, dry, minimalistic sounds. Metal, ice, brittle materials breaking. Abrupt changes. Sharp sounds, with reverberation. Clear, precise, correct, sterile. Digital, technological. Lack of emotion.
Hot: Pleasant, immersive sounds, without abrupt changes. Muffled sounds, as if heard through a warm blanket. Warmth = wellbeing. Rich, deep, low sounds. The sound of soft materials melting. Human, analogue, non-digital. Love, closeness, emotion._
And also for example how a high quality vinyl record playing on old school decent stereo can really feel very different (warmer) from all other ways of listening to the same music... In general imo society did lose audio quality (warmth) when moving away from vinyl and big stereos to digital and pc speakers, Bluetooth speakers, earplugs... it's still the pinnacle listening experience for albums.
