SOOOO.... apparently... the last post on this thread was over a year ago... seriously? I remember when this place was far more active back on my first account. I spent a good deal of time here. It almost makes me wanna say something controversial just to start a fight.
Anyway, I'm going to binge the works of modern avant-garde jazz band Ahmed. Starting with New Jazz Imagination, and I gotta say... this over repetition of simple, "rusty squeeze box" chopsticks note playing is kind of annoying me. The second act has some more imagination, but nothing that's stirring up an emotional experience. First track is about 4/10 at max, second at 6, so I might give this a 5/10 and put it roughly in the same league as Bob Dylan's Shadows in the Night and Charlie Puth's CHARLIE.
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