What's the weirdest music you've ever heard?

[10068]

This is the first group that came to my mind.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Amogh+symphony

 

[Lex2]

I do enjoy John Cage's 4:33. Can't hear a thing, though.

 

[10068]

Ohhhh my dad told me about that piece but I'd never hea-- ... uh, experienced it before.  Thanks, now I'm going through playlists of his stuff on YouTube
 
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I do enjoy John Cage's 4:33. Can't hear a thing, though.

 

[DiscoBurger]

 
Les.
 

 

[belushka]

Britney Spears
 

 

[10068]

Britney Spears

 

Don't forget Hanson.

 

[Timestretch]

witch house stuff like
 
Salem: King Night
Unison: Darkness
 
it's like, spooky electronic music? Cool stuff.

 

[Radio_head]

Weirdest stuff I actually enjoy is either Comus' First Utterance or some of Zappa's weirder releases.

 

[Ziion]

Honestly I think most dubstep.

 

[10068]

Honestly I think most dubstep.

Neeeeoooowwwwww, wub-wub-wub-wub wawawawawawawa. Ee! Ee! ChkChk-nnnyyyooowwwwub-wickwicka thputhputhputhpu wowwwwnnnnnnneeeeeooooo nubnubnub ehhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiieeee kaw.

I like the good stuff but I understand feeling that way.

 

[IIIIIIIIIIIIIII]

Shpongle - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqANA9u7bB0

 

[elegantlie]

The weirdest album I've ever listened to is Medulla by Bjork.  She created an entire album with the human voice.  She hired a few beat boxers and throat singers for the job.  It really is amazing what she did with it.
 
This is the weirdest song off of it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmxho9MqgWI

 

[PleasantSounds]

Ron Geesin and Roger Waters "Music Of The Body"

 

[wuwhere]

'An Empty Bliss Beyond This World' by The Caretaker (James Kirby)
 

 

[10068]

I hate being "that guy" but is this okay to reproduce in its entirety? I mean, is this an entire album that can be purchased? I don't know if HeadFi is super strict about DMCA garbage but it's worth mentioned. I couldn't care less but I know some people get their knickers in a bunch over it.
 
Interestingly, YouTube will flag videos that post whole albums, but rarely actually takes them down. I'm intrigued to see where such rules about copyright and (cough BS, cough cough beuraucracy) intellectual property law regarding Internet postings leads in the next few years (or decades)
 
 
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'An Empty Bliss Beyond This World' by The Caretaker (James Kirby)