+ more jazz, including 5 or so herbie hancock albums, some weather report, some return to forever, a few early tom waits albums, the doors, led zep, etc.

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mmm return to forever

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got some pat metheny a while ago



sounds so good on my turntable

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got this and kind of blue on vinyl

yeah man, good tunes.

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what an awesome dad

apparently in the 70's he worked at a record store for a while and was a total hipster basically. he gave me like 50 or so albums he collected back then the bitches brew is an original pressing!

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damn thats sweet. wish my parents were more musical.

my mom listens to mostly stuff that i hate but she tries her best to be open-minded and i try my best not to shit on her taste, but my dad has pretty awesome taste and we talk about music all the time.

i should rate this

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my parents just nod and say 'oh thats interesting' but i gave up a couple of years ago. they are supportive of me though so thats a plus.

Rules

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I have this on a 180 gram vinyl record, it sounds awesome.

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Album rules. Hard.



Miles Goes Down to Voodoo is my fav track by far.

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Shit's pretty crazy, love it.

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rulez

I was talking with my friend about the origins of metal and rock. Do you guys think rock comes more from jazz and metal from blues?

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rock came from blues bro

no doubt about it.

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rock came from a whole bunch of american forms (city/country blues, jazz, boogie woogie, country, folk, gospel), and metal came from rock.

i think jazz really developed out of show tunes and blues while rock came mostly from blues and american folk music. what we think of as "art" jazz now really developed side-by-side with r&b and rock. i mean early swing definitely gave jazz it's beginnings, but it's hardly comparable to what happened when bebop developed. before bebop jazz was really just pop music.