Ah. I gotcha
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah well ornette Coleman's shape of jazz to come and free jazz are pretty tame-ish I think.
But if you wanna get into Coltrane, a love supreme may a good choice. A good balance between the cool bop of his earlier albums and the more experimental and frenzied spiritual jazz of his later years.
Either that or blue train is simply the way to go.
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Thanks, Cyg. I'll definitely start with one of those for Coltrane
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zzzzzz
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zzzzzzooooowwwwweeeee*
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Well, it could be different from person to person. I'll keep that in mind, Jac.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah honestly spiritual unity has never really interested me, I've only ever found it ~pleasant~ [but not jarring like unit structures and black saint.]
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Kerfuffle can be nice
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Check Brotzmann - Machine Gun lol
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black saint isn't jarring it's just awesome
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Then why did you think it was mediocre
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because i didn't like it at the time
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Because it was jarring?
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boom
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no, not because it was jarring (it really isn't). it's because i just wasn't into it.
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Album Rating: 3.5
check barbed wire maggots
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Album Rating: 3.5
pretty m/ except it's actually j/
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Album Rating: 3.5
so not m/ at all. just j/
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Album Rating: 4.5
It's entirely possible Jac, I swear I've gotten shitty rips before but I'll look into it
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Album Rating: 3.5
AMM's live show methodology is pretty nuts
and some of Keith Rowe's stuff ain't too shabby
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