ITT: Rockist jazz albums
>What's a rockist jazz album?
A jazz album from a selected group of popular jazz artists that rockists will claim are their "favorite" when cornered about their pathetic rock-centric taste
ITT: Rockist jazz albums
Bentley Torres
Tyler Brooks
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Liam Long
>not bitches brew
Anthony Bennett
too obvious
Colton Campbell
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Gabriel Gonzalez
anything with jaco on it
Daniel Butler
Its true but I have no shame
Gavin King
Cowboy Bebop OST
Mingus Ah Um
Black Saint
Blue Train
My Favorite Things
A Love Supreme
Machine Gun
Universal Consciousness
Journey in Satchidinananda
Spiritual Unity
The Epic
Shape of Jazz to Come
Django Reinhardt Greatest Hits
Owen Sanders
>rockists are aware of Anthony Braxton
Daniel King
Any free jazz
Ayden Campbell
Free Jazz is exclusively for rockists, as they are too dumb to understand structure
Hunter Rivera
>Anthony Braxton doesn't have structure
Jack Ward
Braxton's work is pretty composed though, but you're right in that that rockists just listen to it because his work can be noisy so they just assume it's a mindless freakout
Aaron Hill
Rockism doesn't mean "likes rock music." Literally every jazz studio album can be a rockist jazz album.
Jack Hill
This is the best Jazz album of all time though
Nolan Gonzalez
Whatever you say................................................................................................................................................ rockist
Isaac Collins
I bet this image triggers you.
Jaxon Miller
so you're basically throwing around a retarded definition for a retarded word for retarded purposes... sounds p retarded.
Hudson Williams
A Love Supreme
A Love Supreme
A Love Supreme
A Love Supreme
A Love Supreme
Lucas Clark
only a rockist would claim a single jazz album was greatest
Landon Peterson
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Ethan Brown
>Cowboy Bebop OST
Perfecto
Juan Butler
No they wouldn't
Jackson Watson
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Leo Reed
this is a nice recommendation thread if you ignore the snide intentions
Julian Russell
Yeah they would. Rockists think jazz is a small genre that has been finished off by a handful of good albums and after hearing those can be ignored
Juan Myers
truu
but then people would forget real jazz classics like pic related
Luke Wilson
Not necessarily. It has more to do with the album format than it does jazz as a genre. It's why Miles, Coltrane, and Mingus are all significantly more popular on Sup Forums than Ellington, Armstrong, Parker, etc. because rockists can't into anything that isn't a "cohesive concept album".
David Barnes
Yup
Alexander Turner
what is a cohesive concept album?
>cancer.jpg
Jordan Baker
If I was at school with everyone in this thread I would've beaten you up like when Nelson beat up Milhouse
Joshua Parker
Joke's on you, I only listen to jazz-rock in the first place
Evan Wilson
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Bentley James
Not a Jazz album tb.h
Isaiah Bennett
I never said anything about ignoring, but In a Silent Way is probably the most influential Jazz album ever, to the point of transcending the genre and influencing other genres besides. It might be the most influential album full stop.
Lincoln Russell
Just go in those chart threads and find anybody who includes 1-5 jazz albums in their top 50
Chase Anderson
The best works of Coltrane, Davis, Mingus et al. are unrivaled in jazz, though. There's a very good reason why the albums in this thread are so often cited as the best jazz has to offer.
Benjamin Myers
Any Jazz patrician knows that ECM is the best label of all time
Ryder Watson
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Robert Ortiz
>Coltrane, Davis, Mingus et al.
>et al.
>the list goes on