Trippy Jazz

[Arise II]

Gimmie some. I took a short uni course in jazz history last spring, but I don't remember all that much. So preferably, something along the lines of Davies' "Bitches Brew", Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Birds Of Fire" or - though perhaps not all that "trippy" - Coltrane's "Giant Steps".

Well, ya get the idea - something within the realms of fusion or electric jazz or whatever.

Tanx :cool:

[Arise II]

C'mon guys!

[ieatSouls]

I would try Medeski, Martin, and Wood - Friday Afternoon in the Universe

[Lydisk]

trippy?

try some of Louis Sclavis' latest stuff or some Sun Ra.
Ornette Colemans free jazz stuff or some Michal Urbaniak

[HitHardDrums55]

um my ex-drum teacher's band is considered acid jazz

look up Green Light on www.cdbaby.com they're really good...and for a jazz/punky sound if u're into that, Devil Doll is really good...singer sounds kinda like gwen stefani, music fuses jazz/lounge/punk/rock its really cool and unique

[Arise II]

trippy?

try some of Louis Sclavis' latest stuff or some Sun Ra.
Ornette Colemans free jazz stuff or some Michal Urbaniak


Ehh... Sun Ra is just a taaaaaaad too extreme for me. ;)

I heard "Honeymooners" by Coleman, but when I checked out the rest of that album (forgot which one its on), it struck me as rather boring

[GitRChik]

Pharoah Sanders

[_Ibanez_]

Listen to Ocus Pocus by Jaco Pastorius
i think its trippy

Peace

[PTheory]

Buy Brown Rice by Don Cherry you won't be dissapointed

[rim-bagdad]

I agree, Brown Rice would be the perfect choice!

[Anxious]

John Zorn.

[Daniel!]

Ornette Coleman
Rahsaan Roland Kirk

John Zorn.
Him too.

[Lady Lex]

Brecker Brothers?

[joshmay]

anthony braxton



some hancock possibly

[HendrixDoorsWhoZeppelin]

check out Herbie hancock's Head Hunters

and also have you heard of Stark Reality? here go to this link

http://myspace.com/montystark

you can listen to 4 of their songs free their streaming. "Shooting stars" is the best one on there. They only released one album, back in 1970. They have a really trippy relaxing sound with fuzz guitar and awesome vibraphones.

[Aukai]

the doobie brothers.

no seriously.

Jaco's stuff sometimes trips me out. What exactly would you define trippy jazz as?

[GhostNote]

'On The Edge' by James Morrison

James morrison. com

[StrangelyBrewed13]

Miles Davis- In a silent Way

[Music Man]

"I Sing the Body Electric" by Weather Report

[Eman Ruoy]

I'd definately go with John Zorn's Naked City albums. You seem to like rock the most, sseing that your primary interests in jazz are heavy fusion albums. Go pick up their self-titled album, or, get their "Black Box" which includes "Torture Garden", which was banned in the US due to the fact that the cover art was so graphic. THe second disc i believe is called Leng T'chi, which is some Chinese torture which is also called, "Death By a THousand Cuts". It's pretty disgusting stuff. Disgusting, both in the good way and the bad way. I remember reading, it's basically the soundtrack for hardcore S&M pornography.

[Eman Ruoy]

haha, love the filter.

[Biz]

Check out some stuff off the record lable Acid Jazz. Also, if you like Bitches Brew, check out Davis' On the Corner.

[MileHigh]

John Zorn is badass