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Grayson Nguyen
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Jack James
more like jizz
Ryder Reed
Complimentary headgear for all posters in this thread
Thomas Bailey
Close
Carter Foster
ya like jazz?
Sebastian Nelson
More like this?
Kevin Baker
i've been listening to redman&mehldau for the past few days and i cant get enough
listen to In a silent way, imo its better but maybe not as groovy.
Jaxon Perry
Fuck
Daniel Richardson
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More chaotic, more noisy, and more modern.
Christian Flores
the only jazz i like is swing
keep that bebop stuff away from me
Asher Williams
Why to both statements.
Nathan Hill
hmmmm uhhh any fucking fusion album?
Christopher Bell
I asked a friend earlier on, but i'm looking for some modern jazz with a strong focus on drumming and electronics. So far i've found SCHNTZL and Janek Gwizdala. I'm looking for the sound of Squarepushers ultravisitor done on actual drums, or something that ressembles breakbeat, but done with an actual drummer. Anyone have any recs?
Don't say Badbadnotgood.
link kinda related.
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Cooper Bailey
death to metalcore kiddies
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Christopher Edwards
in the past couple of months i got this sudden liking to swing music even though i've only listened to cpd for my swing fix, they came out with more albums consisting of swing and i decided to look into the originals. i like the dances (Charleston, lindy hop, etc.) and since i can't dance to it, i might as well learn to play it. great rhythm with plenty of melody coming from the wind instruments.
the other statement was just a joke
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Jeremiah Thompson
Question:
There's basically no information on Joachim Kuhn on the internet and according to Allmusic the song "Ternder Mercies" from pic related album Dynamics is apparently a cover of a Scott Kempner piece. It doesn't sound anything alike and also the Kempner was to my knowledge released two years later, so I'm inclined to say that there is no relation and that is was an algorithm mistake on Allmusic's part. Further complicating this, though, is that a short review on propermusic.com says this:
>1990's 'Dynamics' is a solo keyboard/piano album that sees Kühn perform songs by Eric Dolphy, Jerry Herman and Scott Kempner
However, it goes on to cite Allmusic, which leads me to believe they also have no idea what they're talking about. Any user knowledgeable enough to clear this up for me?
Nathaniel Edwards
forgot pic
Jayden White
who is jazz? is their music good?
Thomas Davis
Never mind I found a pic of the reverse which gives composers credits.
Joshua Ramirez
DO WE GOT ANY OTHER HERBIE FANS IN DA HOUSE?
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(I stayed away from jazz threads for a while)
Adrian Rogers
post-bop is completely orgastic tho
Liam Turner
>crossings and sextant that low
WEW
Jose Cook
i made some instruments-based essentials a few days ago
i know next to nothing about wind instruments so if anyone has some experience could make some that'd be nice
Ayden Jones
some moar
Ethan Turner
...
Ethan Reed
Rahsaan Roland Kirk's discography for wind instruments.
Easton Anderson
>no Art Tatum
Chart disregarded.
Aaron Bennett
I'm not always for large collectives recordings, but dang
Noah Peterson
anyone listen to the new Roxy Coss album? I think its p good, a really fun listen
Ayden Gomez
Does anybody know which standard this is a recording of? Thanks!
Luke Wood
good list but
>3 Bill Evans
>2 Monk
>2 Herbie
>2 Bud Powell
>no Chick Corea
>no Joe Zawinul
Eli Ward
what genre do these albums fit into and where can I find more?
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sorry if they aren't jazz enough. I'm a clueless faggot
Jaxon Martinez
FUCK OFF WITH THIS STUPID SHIT AND DIE KILL ALL EMO FAGS
Hudson Kelly
>emo
did you listen to them?
Joseph Nelson
Haven't heard close to his entire discograpy but Maiden Voyage is so good.
Sextant is also real nice, but you don't like it?
Aaron Gutierrez
I've been spinning this non-stop for the past week. Makes my soul smile
Daniel Watson
sanders is nice indeed
Andrew Williams
Never listened to Christian Scott before I saw this album on Bandcmap.
Thoughsts on his stuff?
Jason Rivera
thanks for sharing, this is p good
Isaiah Rodriguez
has there ever been a bigger asshole in jazz history?
Anthony Barnes
Mingus comes close
Christopher Wilson
first Weather Report album
Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi-band albums - Mwandishi, Crossings, Sextant
Eddie Henderson's Sunburst
Joe Zawinul's Zawinul
Josiah Butler
Aren't jazz enough? None of those songs are jazz songs, sorry. First song is a math rock song, the second one could be classified as math rock and post rock, the third album is a Midwest emo album and the last I'm not quite sure about. Sorry, not jazz.
Wyatt Baker
try drummer Olavi Louhivuori's Existence. It's a solo album with live drumming to pre-recorded electronic backgrounds (he does have another guy triggering the samples live when he performs)
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Ian Myers
well, pharrell williams and maroon 5 got to perform at the new orleans jazz fest so i guess those can pass as alternative jazz
Lincoln Gomez
this better be bait
Nicholas Cook
i wish i was making that up nola.com
>Stevie Wonder, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Maroon 5, Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds, Kings of Leon, Usher & The Roots, Harry Connick, Jr., Meghan Trainor, Lorde, Snoop Dogg
Jaxon Jackson
did you mix up the order? no way the third one is midwest emo
Ryan Sullivan
bump
Leo Bennett
Miles Davis is /I pretend to like jazz/core
Cooper Diaz
I really really really fucking love Max Roach. Great drummer, great bandleader. This is incredible
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Just wanted to say that
Chase Moore
funny, so is not liking miles
Noah Ramirez
>Jazz Fest
>Maroon 5, Kings of Leon, Snoop Dogg
What is this heresy?
Ethan Johnson
More like this but somehow less dark? I think i'm so close to finding my perfect jazz album, and this is probably the closest i've gotten, but this is just to doom n gloom at points.
Justin Jones
Look at their Bandcamp page:
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Tyler Cox
Name a fusion album that reaches the heights of bitches brew
no if ands or buts just name a fusion album that is equally as good as bitches brew
I'll wait....
Nolan Foster
Well this is shit
Blake Clark
Especially Bitches Brew, right? Just get out of here. Yeah, like anyone who's never listened to jazz is going to bother listening to a 2 hour long album.
Joseph Ramirez
>its effort to have a speaker playing
Gavin Morales
Fuck Davis, guarantee every one of you sucking his dick is a white suburb bitch
Isaiah Long
>Making it through the first 20 minute song
Cooper Edwards
bitches brew is honestly mostly accesible shit... mediocre compared to other things he recorded
Chase Carter
What do you think will happen, the normies ears will start bleeding?
Get over yourself, a dog can listen to any album
Matthew King
Thoughts? Is it even jazz?
Justin Campbell
certainly a stretch to call it jazz
funny thing, I hadn't realized before that Starsailor was released on the same Frank Zappa/Herb Cohen owned label as Trout Mask Replica
Jacob Moore
Ah that's cool, only reason I posted was because this album was part of Buckley's obsession with creating a jazz album. I knew he had trouble with record labels, makes sense he would go to the same one as TMR.
Leo Smith
mean like this?
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Nolan Moore
I think it's better just to name players. Most albums on their own fail to be representative of a player's full breadth. I would probably heavily modify the charts you have, though I suppose I'm not sure what you mean by 'essential'. I would take it to mean "these are the albums you have to have listened to fully understand and therefore play this instrument", in which case (for just the drum chart) Jimmy Cobb is sort of a strange choice, as is using that album for Art Taylor, also, leaving out Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Dannie Richmond, Billy Hart, Jo Jones, and Jack DeJohnette would be blasphemous to most drummers. Likewise for the other charts. The other problem I guess is that I think of a shit ton of people as essential. If I were to make a sax chart it would have at least 50 albums.
Jeremiah Thomas
That's the album that got me into jazz. As a rock listener I found his Kind of Blue stuff boring and his fusion much more fun.
Parker Wilson
but most players have looong lists of participations in recordings, those lists were created with the purpose to make it easier for new listeners by guiding them towards most notable records
Bentley Hernandez
anyone who likes fusion jazz needs to be publically executed
Jace Wood
pretty good, i play drums and i can tell you this album was amazing drums-wise. didnt really like the occasional 808 electronic drums though
Joseph Harris
>all recorded between 1956 and 1964 except for one random Bill Evans album and one japanese wannabe Bill Evans memejazz album
shit chart desu
Kevin Wilson
Yeah I understand that, but as I said, even then your charts are pretty strange. If you're trying to lead bass players to the most notable bass albums, why are there 4 Mingus albums there? Especially since they don't really feature much different from each other in terms of the bass playing. Why put that Mingus piano album or the Ryo Fukui album in the piano chart? They're good albums, but they're not exactly filled with revolutionary playing that piano players need to hear.
Eli Reed
this album was like a 6/10, there's worse stuff being released but there's also much better stuff as well
Julian Morgan
where do you find out about new jazz releases?
Charles Hall
>Bitches Brew
>accesible
kek
Kevin Allen
I don't because modern jazz is shit
Landon Adams
not him, but its inaccessible and it sounds like ass, not to mention its the most overrated jazz album ever made
Jeremiah Morgan
Anything like Blue in Green (on Kind of Blue)?
I've already gone through most of Bill Evans stuff but I'm more attracted to the whole Blue in Green atmosphere and solos.
Justin Brooks
dude pharaoh's dance is the most groovy thing ever. i'm not saying its bad because of it. and so is the rest of the first side.
Logan Garcia
reminder that bill evans literally wrote ALL of blue in green and davis is an arrogant hack who contributed nothing to jazz
Nathaniel Ortiz
Thank you! I had heard this guys stuff like year ago but i couldn't find it now. I tried to remember his name but i kept thinking oransi pazuvu
Sebastian Butler
>listen to jazz album
>don't know if I liked it or not
>don't know if it was good or not
anybody else?
Elijah Allen
>midwest
maybe thats where they are freom? i dont know usa geography but they're not midwest emo if you actually listened to it
Gavin Hall
but.. snarky puppy