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Groupie
Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Ikhlas
Posts: 21
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He is as important to our time as Beethoven was to his day. Zorn, the classical composer, jazz saxophonist, composer of XYZ genres of music (including the popular Naked City and Painkiller bands). Doesn't get much better than that. From his earliest projects to his current ones, he's covered so much ground and holds such a strong artistic integrity the whole way through. The recent "Songs For Petra" album is also really fun and beautiful. |
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#72 (permalink) |
Groupie
Join Date: Jan 2021
Posts: 43
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Back in the day I had (nearly) his entire discog, and a couple extra records from his Tzadik label. Absolutely prolific and so varied without ever losing that little screaming edge that makes his compositions so god damn interesting and fun.
Love this man. |
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#73 (permalink) | |
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Ikhlas
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He's released three coming up this year already, and that's just up till April. All the way into December last year he was still releasing stuff. That month he released "The Turner Diaries" which are classical etudes for solo piano. In November he released another classical album, one called "Azoth". This site is a good resource for basic cateloging of his projects: johnzornresource(dot)com |
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#74 (permalink) | |
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Yeah my back in the day was the 2000s and he's released a lot more since then. The man is a machine. |
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