YungEarnYourStripes: Jazz recs please??

puntugruhm 05.06.15	art blakey ornette coleman roy ayers pharoah sanders bill evans chet faker bohren & der club of gore dale cooper quartet sun ra alice coltrane jimmy giuffre 3 sonny rollins don cherry thelonius monk
DrMaximus 05.06.15	Andrew Hill - Point of Departure Peter Brotzmann - Machine Gun Dave Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
Cygnatti 05.06.15	according to my pie chart: kendrick lamar :]
DikkoZinner 05.06.15	Saxophone Colossus
nakedwesmile 05.06.15	http://www.sputnikmusic.com/list.php?memberid=1059678&listid=157728
Aftertheascension 05.06.15	Dexter Gordon - Our Man In Paris
PappyMason 05.06.15	Horace Silver - Song for My Father Grant Green - Idle Moments Wes Montgomery - Smokin' at the Half Note Pat Matheny - Letter From Home Joe Chambers - Double Exposure Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert
Relinquished 05.06.15	Sun Ra - Lanquidity Sun Ra - Astro Black Sun Ra - Space Is the Place Sun Ra - Jazz In Silhouette Sun Ra - The Futuristic Sounds of Sun Ra Sun Ra - Atlantis
Lambda 05.06.15	Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Electric Masada - 50th Birthday Celebration, Volume 4
puntugruhm 05.06.15	brotzmann won't be appreciated by someone who's just getting into jazz, that said, brotzmann is amazing..
puntugruhm 05.06.15	also check ghost trees.
Ryus 05.06.15	albert ayler - spiritual unity joe henderson - inner urge grant green - idle moments
Onirium 05.07.15	John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles Pat Metheny Group - The Way Up Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Keith Jarrett - The Köln Concert Chick Corea - Children's Songs Oregon - Roots in the Sky Tigran Hamasyan - Shadow Theater
Snowdog808 05.07.15	Pat Metheny Group - The Way Up [2] and s/t Miles Davis - Bitches Brew [2], Sketches of Spain, In a Silent Way, and Milestones John Coltrane - A Love Supreme [2] Mahavishnu Orchestra- The Inner Mounting Flame and Birds of Fire Weather Report- Heavy Weather and Night Passage Return to Forever- Romantic Warrior Dizzy Gillespie Quintet- Live at Massey Hall Pharaoh Sanders- Karma
Snowdog808 05.07.15	Wynton Marsalis's J Mood is one of my ten current favorites from 1986 (out of about 30 or so) and it's the lone non-metal release in that countdown.
Sevengill 05.07.15	Wynton Marsalis - Blood on the Fields it's an oratorio that's 3.5 hours, but it's an incredible experience.
Sevengill 05.07.15	fffuuuuck snowdog, really? posting that while I was typing? and I almost put J Mood, haha.
beefshoes 05.07.15	Stuff like Davis, Rollins, Coltrane, and Mingus is standard (and required) material; however, make sure you check out some regional jazz. Bossa Nova is definitely worth looking into if you prefer a more relaxed atmosphere (Getz/Gilberto), and definitely look into some middle eastern jazz.
AnimalsAsSummit 05.07.15	Try Alice Coltrane - Universal Consciousness. Its really really cool
Snowdog808 05.07.15	@Sevengill I'm glad someone other than me has heard J Mood. Honestly I had to add it to the database.
Sevengill 05.07.15	I met Marsalis at Litchfield Jazz Camp when I was in high school, haha. Wasn't the friendliest, but he had a show to play and giving a pep talk to a bunch of teenagers just wasn't on his agenda I guess. He's a brilliant musician, though.