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>>128129373 (OP)
Nocturnes are a whole genre, dumbass.

>>128129496
back to your containment thread

>>128129518
Nocturnes aren't even necessarily classical, retarded faggot dumbfuck.

>>128129373 (OP)
listened to this while i watched the sunrise after a late night. good stuff

>>128129373 (OP)
>not including the ultimate night walk album

The only albums on here that I've listened to are the Sade albums and I like them a lot.
I will listen to every album here. Thank you for the thread

>>128129558
Anyway, check out nocturnes, dumbshit.

>>128129801
What should I check besides the ones by Chopin?

>>128130220
John Field invented the nocturne, so you can check those out if you want them in their simplest, most basic form, but I don't know which recording specifically.

But I recommend
>Fauré
13 Nocturnes by Germaine Thyssens-Valentin, try to find the remastered 2002 version (Romantic, Proto-Impressionism)
>Debussy
Orchestral Nocturnes by Pierre Boulez (Impressionism)
>Satie
5 Nocturnes (weirder, stripped-down Impressionism)
>Scriabin
There are several scattered around, but Boris Bekhterev for Opus 5 and 9 is good, and Sviatoslav Richter for the more modern Poeme-Nocturne.
>Poulenc
8 Nocturnes by Pascal Rogé (Impressionism, Neoclassical)
>Sorabji
Gulitsan by Charles Hopkins,
Le jardin parfumé by Yonty Solomon (Modern, Post-Impressionism).
>Vangelis
Nocturne: The Piano Album if you want something more contemporary and New Age.

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all correct

>>128129373 (OP)
My favourite vibe, though my favourite time of the day is sundown

Also currently listening to a lot of Jandek and I associate his music with the night somewhat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltRVjzuU5MA

>>128129496
Where is OP implying otherwise

>>128129496
ok but we don't discuss classical nocturnes here. we discuss nocturnal album era popular music.

>>128129496
give a guy a bit of grip and he tries to rip your fucking cock off, holy shit

>>128129373 (OP)
Julie, Julee, and Sade based

Picrel is perfect for the nigh
https://youtu.be/Xc7DX_K2X80

>>128129496
I don't think there's a single nocturne on any of those 9 albums, retard

I know people like to suck off the first 3 Katatonia albums but Night is the New Day is peak nocturnal.

https://youtu.be/9U6mfPo7jnc?si=vdWgfFKOJrTlr726
https://youtu.be/gIoSUUieq4E?si=5NEa3LXzb9VCP_uj
https://youtu.be/I-wt_7PFXEk?si=s85BOeKkYMt86kGd

>>128131731
Nowhere? I just pointed out that nocturnes are the ultimate nocturnal music.
>>128131741
Says who? OP simply asked for nocturnal music. Sounds like you're just assuming like a retard.
>>128132259
See above.

>>128129373 (OP)
This album, Faith, and Disintegration.
Also Bodychoke's Five Prostitutes.

>>128132906
Ah yes, the best 3 Cure albums. No Seventeen Seconds, though?

>>128132959
>No Seventeen Seconds
I didn't necessarily list the best, just the ones for the night. Seventeen Seconds is more of a cold, silent day.
For me, the best one is Three Imaginary Boys.

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>>128131998
u joking?
these are not following OP's based examples' vibe at all

>>128132700
>says who
says everyone who's been here for longer than one summer lmao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A7frG4UTGw

+his previous EPs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDPCBmwrOMI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyX7ayOjcQ8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyyvkHx7MLo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvt6SiMh-QA

Gazpacho - Night

Medulla by Bjork. Also Vespertine, but that album gets enough recs as it is.

No one mentioning Andy Stott? All of his stuff is nocturnal af

>>128129373 (OP)
Really anything space rock or weird

>>128138313
Not at all.

>>128139335
This

>>128135605
Just admit you're assuming shit. It's okay to be wrong.

bump

>>128136106
pure kino

>>128140811
only wrong one here is you retard

Good thread, I hope those two keep fighting

It was literally recorded entirely by night.

>>128132615
Nah Discouraged Ones still has it beat for pure small hours insomniac vibes. And the most nocturnal thing they ever made is the non-album track Scarlet Heavens from 1994.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4z9_U5TOxY&list=RDj4z9_U5TOxY&start_radio=1

Why the fuck have nobody posted this glaringly obvious one yet?

One of my favorites. It has a magical atmosphere that feels very nocturnal

>>128146087
Based

especially if its a rainy/thundering night

>>128146139
Great pick.

>>128138470
There's no such thing as day and night in outer space, silly anon.

>>128129496
Also this though.

Ozzys Thriller is another obvious one.

The atmosphere is pure night on this one. And literally has a track called Nightwing.

>>128139384
Tracks 1 and 5 especially though.

Why are you missing all these obvious ones so far?

WHAT LIFE?
I GOT NO LIFE!
IM IN THE DAAAAAAAAAHK HERE!
YOU UNDERSTAND!
IM IN THE DAAAAAAAAAAAAAHK!
Greatest use of a movie sample in recorded music ever.

>>128146354
Another nice pick.

this has a song called Three O'Clock In The Morning on it

Last Black Sabbath related thing I will drop in this thread. Pinky promise.
The entire album really but especially the last track feels very night time.

>>128146108
Discouraged Ones always sounded like its cover to me - a deep sunset where you're in the middle of fucking nowhere and have no idea where to go. Cripplingly, helplessly lonely. NITND has always evoked images of a moonless night in my mind. Now that you say it though, insomniac's not a bad way to put DE.

>>128146472
Fair point.
Its kind of ironic that the song "Day" from BMD sounds like some twisted lullaby someone aimlessly wandering the streets at night hums to themself.
Tomb of Insomnia at least delivers the vibe the title advertises. And then some. That track is insane. And beautiful.

>>128132111
>trips and Crispy Ambulance
My nigga
>my contribution
See attached image

>>128146371
Dexter Gordon is one of the best jazz musicians of all time.

>>128146435
Didn't expect to see this get mentioned. On a similar wavelength, the title track of pic related seems to fit like a glove.

So is anyone compiling all of these into a chart?

>>128146644
he has his moments for sure, where he shines extremely brightly but ive been dissapointed with his catalog overall because his best albums just give you very unrealistic expectations for the rest

>>128146173
Thank you
Also finally. I feel like I've been screaming into the void about this album. I love it so much.

>>128146686
Have you listened to One Flight Up?

>>128146507
BMD sounds completely removed from space and time IMO, that shit is a goddamn void. And DoDS? Essential wintercore. Night or day, that album's the whole ass season.

>>128146926
Nothing but full fucking agreement on everything you just said.

>>128140811
>nocturnal music
>assumes it's about nocturnes

>>128146195
Weird take, a lot of space rock is great for staring at the stars at night
>>128146371
Amazing album, based anon

pic related

>>128146807
i listen to our man in paris several times per week every week and ive even said to myself " playing in europe must have triggered some sort of fire in dexter gordon" yet ive somehow missed that one, listening to it right now and nhøp adds quite the dimension to it.

>>128147400
used to listen to this while falling asleep

>>128146638
For me, it's ...
Nocturnal af.

>>128136106
muy basado

>>128139293
Have you listened to anything he's made?

>>128146644
He's one of the best tenor improvisers of his era, but he never truly reached the heights of innovation or consistency that many others did. He's definitely responsible for some of my favorite hard-bop albums of all time, though. In that respect, he's similar to Oliver Nelson imo.

>>128148905
From 2011-2019. None of what was released during this period is nocturnal besides like 2 songs.