Listen to your library, show off your backlog, babble about new music, stop editing the OP dammit, be at peace with /rym/, try not to have another existential crisis, and just let the good times flow.
No. But this is a cool blog I got lotsa pics from: jazzinphoto.wordpress.com/ Just go to index and pick a musician and see cool photos. What have you heard and what did you think of it? Do you listen to or like any other jazz? Some pretty cool stuff there yes yes.
Tyler Stewart
>Solid Air >Otis Blue >Blue Train >Electic Warrior >Hosianna Mantra >Fire of Love >Ambient 1 >There's a Riot Going On >nock Knock >Roforofo Night >Affinità Divergenze >The Marble Index >Lanquidity >Tri Repetae >Spiritual Unity >Lazer Guided Melodies >Exploded Drawing >Let My Children Hear Music >Dancing to Restore an Eclipsed Moon >On the Corner >Les Stances à Sophie >Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus >Tit! >Live >Moanin' >Pop >Third Ear Band
that's all really good shit, you'll have a pretty good time and there are also pretty nice albums
Michael Powell
Just got through Waits today.
Consistant shit as always, but my biggest problem is how it was formatted. Basically, just had a few problems with how it was formated. In case you didn't know, "Orphans" is a three hour album split into three discs: Brawlers (Blues and Rock oriented), Bawlers (Downbeat somewhat Country-ish songs) & Bastards (more experimental pieces). Basically the three forms of Waits split into three different albums. However, I think grouping all these very solid songs together by their mood kind of misses the mark of what I love about a lot of Waits' work, being that it's occasionally very eclectic and all over the place. By grouping the same sort of songs together, the style starts to wear easily.
However, this is very solid and I would have a hard time finding many tracks I disliked.
I'll get started on this tourney before September starts mark my words.
lmao give everything a 2
Leo Hall
Jesus Christ some time in the future someone will go full Ricardo on Grimes and actually kills her and Sup Forums will be fucking dead. Screen cap this.
Caleb Foster
If Dogwander doesn't give a rec in a week I might give the spot to someone who wants it. Expect me to start in the next few days.
>but my biggest problem is how it was formatted. Basically, just had a few problems with how it was formated.
I should probably proofread shit before I post it jesus christ. I didn't even spell "formatted" correctly the second time.
Nathan Morgan
New Tourney This time, for the first round, you will be matched against an album chosen by the automatic recommandation algorithm of rym. There is no restriction. It may take some time for me to finish this tournament. For the record my account is rateyourmusic.com/~Bogler The album chosen so far are : Sunroof! - Splat! Orchis - Tpeйт Μίkης Θεοδωράkης [Mikis Theodorakis] - Ηλέkτρα (Electre) Vladimír Václavek - Ingwe Sathima Bea Benjamin - Windsong Caveman / R. Hoak - Split CD-r Demos Meic Stevens - Disgwyl Rhywbeth Gwell I Ddod O-Head - Steps Across the Cortex
Isaiah Wilson
Otis Blue, Big Star, Kinks, T Rex, Gun Club, Minutemen, Buzzcocks, Springsteen, Killing Joke, Spiritualized, Daniel Johnston, LCD Soundsystem and Psychedelic Moods are all great and there's a bunch of other good stuff, nice. Might make a new algorithm chart for my next one
Jaxon Sanchez
ooh oooh me reserving
Luke Brooks
Just realized the Invisible Pyramid: Elegy Box is seven and a half hours long.
cool concept. Valium Aggelein - Hier Kommt der Schwartze Mond it's really good though. outside of one or two sections i think it's more or less perfect. trust me bb. i know all about the taste of blood.
Rec is the earliest Zappa album you haven't heard minus Cruising w/ Ruben & the Jets
I'm sure it's good. Just got through the first disc and was pleasantly surprised. May hold off on it till after I finish the tourney though. We'll have to see how much free time I have in the next few days.
dogman a cute CUTE
thanks! :DDD
Ryder Jackson
Nice idea for a tourney. The Stooges - Fun House
James Lewis
how many memes have you memed this far
Ethan Foster
understandable. do you know about the concept of the compilation.
I would appreciate if you could rec something shorter.
Grayson Moore
Yeah, do Absolutely Free.
Jayden Cruz
0, I'm hitched sort of 0, surprise drug tests at work
Charles Murphy
huhh Smoove + Turrel - Antique Soul
David Wood
every artist was given the name of a recently extinct species to base their section on. some artists went as far as to write a full essay accompanying their set. the album's consistently good, and never really grows stale despite the run time. note the rodriguez approved™ 5
Liam Ortiz
Anybody wanna recommend a record? I will: consider your recommendation.
Jack Smith
Gotta work on my birthday boo
Oh well at least it's only for like 5 hours.
interesting as fuck. Considering just manning up and powering through this but I kinda wanna give it a proper sit-through.
Oliver Lopez
take your time with it. there's no shame in taking breaks on something like this. i had to take out a whole day to do the full listen-through i did.
Brayden Hill
Conrad Herwig- A Voice Through the Door
Carter Peterson
have you been to febo yet
Carter Mitchell
rym?
Bentley Edwards
Been on my backlog for quite a lot. Time for some hot trombone action.
1 SPOT LEFT. This O-Head album is probably an easy target
Thank you
Jace Cooper
Yep, love this shit
Chase Murphy
rateyourmusic.com/~Magus_The_Sexy Don't listen to any imposters this is my account. Backlogged tyvm. Anything to do with black sabbath by the way? Like a cover album or something? I am asking because of the name of the record and the tags.
Matthew Morgan
i'm gonna go ahead and say that you like jazz have you heard Joe McPhee - Nation Time?
i dont know if youre into free jazz but check out this chart i made with all of Actuel's releases, famous for recording lots of free jazz that was getting ignored in the US at the time during 1969-1971, plus a few psychedelic/free improv artists here and there. got some highlights like archie shepp, don cherry, sun ra, and gong.
Jacob Johnson
I don't think so. Didn't really think of it till you mentioned...
Daniel Parker
fela kuti - expensive shit
back up rec: keiji haino - koko
Anthony Davis
Thank you nice chart and yes I have heard Joe McPhee even though I am not very big into jazz. But every once in a while I love me some Miles Davis like pic related. Very funky and great I think you will dig it if you liked nation time. o i c
Michael Sanchez
it's great isn't it? i wish i could get a kroket in copenhagen
Benjamin Williams
oh aight, suspected you'd be more into jazz seeing that you go by miles davis. have you seen this performance of his? it's by far his best
cookin' is my favorite miles album, but i'll be sure to check that out, been going through some of his stuff recently.
Nolan Bailey
it's full. I'm not even sure i'll find a dl link for all these albums.
Gavin Gray
Money!
His early stuff with Gil Evans other than Sketches of Spain is also worth a try, check out Porgy & Bess if you haven't already. Also, his live records from '64 and '65. Miles in Berlin for example is quite entertaining, featuring his second quintet for the first time I think, they play some stuff miles had been playing before for a long time, and they do it quite confidentially and working very good as a group. Plus a bunch of the songs are played faster than they usually are.
Thomas Campbell
thread is dead so lets do something post your favorite genres based on last 100 ratings and guess who it is
Jace Morales
I've become a meme
Yamir?
Caleb Ortiz
...
Landon Bell
dunno, Tuco maybe?
the dutch guy
Isaac Johnson
correct either smurm or anonymouse
ive seen you before
oh geez, umm benny or tuco
Liam Morris
Yeah one of them but you probably know which one
Nope neither of those
I dunno man the blues throws me off
Cameron Powell
>Ben NL Benji? tuco smurm or rudi
Isaac Ortiz
no wait, YOU are smurm
>Nope neither of those rudi?
Kayden Brooks
Yep it was me :)
Nathan Harris
nope
Liam Thomas
It was Cocteau Twins - The Spangle Maker (herb kid) vs My Bloody Valentine - Tremolo (Dam's Jans). Both good, I couldn't advance one over the other again. Rec tiebreaker SINGLES now and you better kill the goddamn tie this time.
Current bets: 1) Terminus (Terminus, herb kid) 2) Dam's Jans (Transgod) 3) Tuco (Tuco) 4) herb kid (Rodriguez, ruggles) 5) I'M FISH (Jangle&Bojangle)
Luis Diaz
wow i predicted them all correctly again i haven't heard tuco's thing but ive seen it get jerked around a lot so idk who will win there... i'll wait till dam's jans wins already and predict semi final wins
Jason Gray
you did NOT predict them correctly last time, it was 6/8
Adam Turner
Still need recs from Jangle&Bojangle aka PIGGER Anonymousé Benny Profane Natkingcole
Can be any of the genres from the first round (so not the decades). Any genre can be claimed multiple times, so nothing is 'taken' yet.
Cool chart, can't wait for your shit opinions and three word reviews.
Black Saint Ah Um Oh Yeah If you don't like any of those, just stop listening to music.
@@@@@RUDI >tfw up against Chopin John Handy - Live at the Monterey Jazz Festival (Modal Jazz)
Nice, I'm planning on doing Waits' full discog soon.
Can it be u instead
birthday trips
>surprise drug tests at work That's brutal. I believe It's a human rights violation here in Canada unless it impairs your safety (ie. breathalyzer for driving, etc).
More hard bop from Coltrane’s Garland/Chambers/Taylot lineup. Here they cover three popular non-jazz songs in bebop style, as well as a Jackie McLean cover. The compositions are mostly enjoyable and paced well, with the exception of the dragging ‘Little Melonae’.
This album features an increase in accentuating individual musicians through extended solos, but it always remains that only one or two musicians are worth paying attention to at a given time. This focus is usually juggled between Coltrane and Garland, which gets a tad tireless after a while (especially Track 3).
Taylor’s drums are usually simplistic and subdued, and just there to keep time. The bass is on point, but seldom a focal point and at it’s best provides pleasant comping. Paul Chambers arco solo intonation on Track 1 is terrible; very scratchy and thin sound, and not in an ‘expressive and unique’ way. Garland experiences more time in the spotlight on this album, where he performs quite well but clams up when he’s not centre stage.
Highlight track is Rise N Shine, where the drumming and comping are both kicked up a notch, complimented with stellar playing from Coltrane.
