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RunOfTheMill 09.30.12	Thanks in advance :-)
Hyperion1001 09.30.12	bill evans - explorations
LarryArms 09.30.12	shut the fuck up hyper
ViralOblivion 09.30.12	The rippingtons are a free jam jazz band hella catchy
Jruined 09.30.12	If you like Miles you should check out Herbie Hancock, especially Empyrean Isles. Although you should definitely look at Head Hunters too. Any Thelonius Monk and definitely Mingus.
menawati 09.30.12	django reinhardt
YoYoMancuso 09.30.12	Weather Report-s/t
menawati 09.30.12	Hoagy Carmichael
Jruined 10.01.12	you should really just take the three guys you have listed and then run out and check everyone they played with, or the peopel that got them rolling. All solid.
ThunderNeutral21 10.01.12	sonic recd good shit i second them wes montgomery joe pass cannonball adderly al di meola pharoah sanders yusef lateef dave brubeck horace silver best jazz album tho is miles davis- a tribute to jack johnson and dont let anyone tell u different
ThunderNeutral21 10.01.12	wait what exactly do u agree with sonic
YoYoMancuso 10.01.12	mahavishnu orchestra [2] their first two albums will change your life
ThunderNeutral21 10.01.12	yea tribute to jack johnson is like the best album ever 5/5 best jazz
SgtPepper 10.01.12	Here's some of my favourites that I think are pretty accesible: Bebop/Hard Bop (typical Jazz albums, traditional) Thelonious Monk- Monk's Dream, Criss Cross, Straight, No Chaser, Misterioso Sonny Rollins- Movin' Out Charles Mingus- Mingus Ah Um Freddie Hubbard- Hub Cap, Ready For Freddie, The Body & the Soul John Coltrane- Blue Train (MUST HEAR, "I'm Old Fashioned" is my fav song) Miles Davis- Walkin', Birth Of The Cool (Good place to start for some smooth/cool Jazz) Jazz Fusion (Electric Jazz/Jazz-rock. This Jazz fused with Prog-rock, psych, Funk) Weather Report- Sweetnighter (Funky and their most accesible), Heavy Weather Return To Forever- Light As A Feather (Look into "500 Miles High" and "Spain") Mahavishnu Orchestra- Birds Of Fire (More rock-influenced than Jazz) Herbie Hancock- Head Hunters (Funk Jazz), Sextant Good to see you're interested in Jazz. A lot of people are going to tell you to look into famous albums like Bitches Brew or Meditations- those are very experimental and overwhelming albums, and not instantly accessible but they are great. Just give them time.
YoYoMancuso 10.01.12	Birds of Fire is insanely good
SgtPepper 10.01.12	Also Miles' electric albums are good (anything from late 60's to late 70's) Filles de Kilimanjaro (post-bop/early Fusion) In A Silent Way (Atmospheric Fusion) Agharta, Pangea (Progged-out Funk Jazz) Bitches Brew (Give it patience and it will captivate you) Miles Davis takes a lot of time to set the "mood" of the jam sometimes, and this is why some people cant get into albums like Bitches Brew. But just listen to them and relax, dont think about it too hard. Let yourself get lost in the music and you'll see that it will impact you.
menawati 10.01.12	damn pbw is such a decent chap, whats he doing on sputnik
SgtPepper 10.01.12	@YoYo Hell yeah, man. Pre-Apocalypse Mahavishnu is always a good place to start. @Sonic Yeah those are amazing albums, and a good places to start. I'm more attached to Light As A Feather though because I really dug the sound.
Havey 10.01.12	Head Hunters and Maiden Voyage by Herbie Hancock
RunOfTheMill 10.02.12	Awesome, this is gonna last me months, thanks everyone :D
parksungjoon 04.15.22	topography of the lungs
CottonSalad 04.15.22	Oh how far we’ve come park
GhandhiLion 04.15.22	lol