[QUOTE=Zappa]What a huge contrast between albums of the same era and genre. Neat.[/QUOTE]

I'm starting to think [I]The Sidewinder[/I] is one of my favourite jazz albums (although I'm not exactly an expert). Once my internet is back to its proper speed I will go on a downloading spree.

Michael Gira & Dan Matz - [I]What We Did[/I]
Maureen Tucker - [I]Playin' Possum[/I]

Captain Beefheart

[QUOTE=Interstate]I'm starting to think [I]The Sidewinder[/I] is one of my favourite jazz albums (although I'm not exactly an expert). Once my internet is back to its proper speed I will go on a downloading spree.[/QUOTE]

It's a hot one. If you dig Lee's style (as you seem to), I would recommend some Clifford Brown & Max Roach recordings, if you've got none. Clifford was the king of hard-bop trumpet. He's got less of that SOUL feel that Lee does well, but he's truly astounding. Most trumpet players exposed to Brownie's short career in the 50s took on his style.

There's more great Lee on [I]Moanin'[/I] and [I]A Night In Tunisia[/I] by Art Blakey, as well as his own [I]Cornbread[/I].

[QUOTE=Zappa]It's a hot one. If you dig Lee's style (as you seem to), I would recommend some Clifford Brown & Max Roach recordings, if you've got none. Clifford was the king of hard-bop trumpet. He's got less of that SOUL feel that Lee does well, but he's truly astounding. Most trumpet players exposed to Brownie's short career in the 50s took on his style.

There's more great Lee on [I]Moanin'[/I] and [I]A Night In Tunisia[/I] by Art Blakey, as well as his own [I]Cornbread[/I].[/QUOTE]

I need to remember those names, as I am getting into jazz as of late.

Just picked up Ryan Adams - [i]Jacksonville City Nights[/i]. Sounds great. I like some songs more than others. It's a totally pure country album though, so it'll probably have to grow on me a bit. Can't wait for [i]29[/i].

Miles Davis - Birth Of the Cool
Ryan Adams - 29
John Legend - Get Lifted
Opeth - Blackwater Park

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]Miles Davis - Birth Of the Cool
Ryan Adams - 29
John Legend - Get Lifted
Opeth - Blackwater Park[/QUOTE]

*Is listening to The Landlord Is Dead*

I've been diggin

[i]EP To Be You And Me[/i] by Broken Social Scene
[i]Pink Flag[/i] by Wire (again)
and Wolf Parade even more

I've been finding Toots & The Maytals really exciting lately. I'm very much a roots reggae kind of guy, but the little something extra in their tunes, also in some Peter Tosh tunes, really works for me, know what I'm sayin?

[QUOTE=Wanker]*Is listening to The Landlord Is Dead*[/QUOTE]
That cd will forever by the soundtrack to my life. I cant wait for DMST's new cd next year.

And have you heard the new Mogwai?!!!!

and I cant get enough of [I]Apologies To The Queen Mary[/I]

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]And have you heard the new Mogwai?!!!![/QUOTE]

Is that the Government thingy?

If it is, then nah, I haven't listened to it yet. Too much other stuff to sort through right now. Plus, I don't think anyone at my school has it to gank off of.

[QUOTE=Wanker]Is that the Government thingy?[/QUOTE]
No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.[/QUOTE]

:shifty:

[size=1]Fakeplastictrees86@yahoo.com[/size]

[QUOTE=TalkingHead]No no my friend, the new Mogwai, as in Mogwai - Mr. Beast that is suposed to be released next year.

Dont you just love leaks? Whenever you have some free time, email me and I'll send it to ya.[/QUOTE]

The leak being passed around has skips/corruption issues on "Friends of the Night" and is missing the last track. Just a forewarning.

Today:

SPUNK - [i]En Aldeles Forferdelig Sykdom[/i]
Arne Nordheim - [i]Dodeka[/i]
The Hold Steady - [i]Separation Sunday[/i]

Pleasure Forever are a great band. Or at least what I've heard in [I]Alter[/I].

Television- [i]Marquee Moon[/i]

I've never heard anyone comment on the bass in this album; it's fantastic. Then again, nobody cares about bass in A/I except me :(

I think the bass complements the guitar parts perfectly, but the guitar is just so domineeringly awesome that the bass gets pushed aside most of the time.

I pay more attention to the basslines because I want to be able to play them. It's not like there are any tabs for them because the bass is really all over the place and it would be too tedious for someone to tab out a whole song :(

Vital Information - Come On In

Awesome Jazz-Fusion album.


Husker Du - Zen Arcade

One of the best album of the 80s hands down.

<--Bill Evans

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]



Husker Du - Zen Arcade

One of the best album of the 80s hands down.[/QUOTE]
I'd say so too.

Gang of Four- [I]Solid Gold[/I]

Fu[B]c[/B]king Rocks

The Pogues

In preparation for this coming Friday.

[QUOTE=Bartender]The Pogues

In preparation for this coming Friday.[/QUOTE]

I almost bought If I Should Fall With Grace From God today :(

Pavement - Slanted And Enchanted
Of Montreal - The Sunlandic Twins
The Postal Service - Give Up
A Silver Mount Zion - Born Into Trouble As The Sparks Fly Upward

Trusty
Brick Layer Cake

My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Adolescents - s/t
Slowdive - Souvlaki
John Coltrane - Giant Steps
John Coltrane - Soultrane

For so long i thought Loveless was very overrated. My opinion has changed, it's really great.

John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Clifford Brown - The Beginning and the End

Dave Brubeck - [I]Time Out[/I]

It's been a loooong time since I played htis. So perfectly timeless. Get the pun?

What is this jazz night or something?

Ornette Coleman - [I]The Shape of Jazz to Come[/I]