>tfw you finally into jazz
Tfw you finally into jazz
Leo Cruz
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Jaxson Johnson
I know that feel
Hunter Martinez
All jazz sounds the same
Matthew Lopez
A Love Supreme
Aiden Collins
I am not into Jazz
What should I listen to?
Brody Carter
Yeah, all good. :^)
Xavier Cook
Jayden Bell
>finally
Caleb Hill
...
Jordan Smith
Nice. I'm still raising my IQ, but I should be ready in a few months
Gabriel Murphy
Is it really that hard to get into, though?
Angel Brown
Miles, Coltrane, the list could go on...
Joseph Hernandez
To really appreciate it yeah
Nicholas Lewis
where did that dentist trip poster who used to go by Gylldenhall go?
Juan Nelson
Not really :^]
Thomas Gonzalez
A LOVE SUPREME
Samuel Johnson
I guess, but if you don't start with Sup Forumscore jazz, which is mostly avant-garde, and just listen to cool jazz/vocal jazz at first it's gonna be a lot easier
Angel Perez
Pleb detected. Go back to your hippety hop.
Adrian Davis
This. Just hit some Miles Davis albums that stylistically cover cool jazz, modal jazz, and jazz fusion. It would take a furious pleb to not at least kind of enjoy that stuff.
Carter Cook
A love supreme
Hudson Martinez
don't start with easy jazz don't be so white
Start with Blue Train by John Coltrane.
And after that, if it clicks, listen to
Iddle Moments, Grant Green.
Listen to Dexter Gordon.
A Love Supreme by Coltrane, you'll love it.
Listen to Chet Baker Quintet.
The Bop Session by Gillespie.
Miles Davis is essencial, unique and so wide that you'll go crazy.
And I can keep on telling you what you must listen but I think is enough.
Two albums to start on Miles are Cookin' or Something Else.
Mason Davis
I guess bop is also a good entry, as some people might find cool jazz a bit boring at first
Jordan Walker
I feel like whenever Sup Forums discusses cool jazz they never actually know what it means...
Bentley Phillips
>tfw you finally into industrial-rock
Wyatt Hughes
>Nice. I'm still raising my IQ, but I should be ready in a few months
Jayden Reyes
Matthew Harris
my condolences
Henry Thomas
Only 1 more step to take up to classical, give it a few months tho...
Aiden Sanders
Post helpful how-to jazz chart thingys anons, pls
Benjamin Rodriguez
> Fall in love with Steely Dan and get acquainted with jazz composition.
> Listen to Bill Evans' Trio '65, not sure if into. Then finally listen to Explorations all the way and begin to understand.
> Randomly pick up Return to Forever's Where Have I Known You Before. Have epiphany.
Been balls-deep in jazz for four years since. Feels good man.