IT FINALLY CLICKED

[Jose Rogers]

IT FINALLY CLICKED.

But where do I go from here with jazz?

[Sebastian Taylor]

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[Dylan Rivera]

IT FINALLY KEKED???

[Noah Evans]

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[Zachary Wright]

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[Jose Barnes]

Try out the peak of Jazz.
Saint Herbie.

[Cooper Phillips]

how does this album "finally click"

there's nothing that's hard to digest

[Noah Hall]

I've never really listened to jazz before in my entire life. So I had to wrap my head around a style of music that I was completely unfamiliar with, but I think I finally got it figured out now.

[Carson Kelly]

bitches brew is good but it's more in the fusion territory, I'd recommend more classic jazz. Check out Charlie Parker/Dizzy Gillespie's recordings, especially a recording called "Live At Massey Hall"- also features Charles Mingus, Max Roach, and Bud Powell. Any Louis Armstrong compilation is dope, Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald too. Blue Train by Coltrane and Monk's Dream are more classic albums not too out there. Literally anything pre-bitches brew Miles is gold and easy to follow allow with. Source: Jazz Major

[Christian Jackson]

this
it is so difficult to learn to appreciate aesthetic forms with which you have no cultural grounding. one is not necessarily an idiot for not getting it. however we might say if we were being elitist that one's cultural programming has plenty to do with one's ability to access the sublime. i think it would be healthy to have spirited debate on what art really occupies that spot tho. i am ambivalent on these points.