Just wanted to say thanks for indirectly informing me that this exists. I love Jugend and Whitehouse, but somehow wasn't aware of this project until now. Will definitely be seeking it out soon.

Ornette Coleman Double Quartet - Free Jazz
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this is my favorite jazz album....i suggest head phones as this album is a fine example of what can be done with stereo

enjoy

if you are already a fan of Sutcliffe Jungend...i suggest checking ot the album "Cold River Songs" it is literally like "When Pornography Is No Longer Enough" but with guitar and a little bit of story line :)

^Thanks!

This is one of my favorites as well but .. for a first jazz album?
It took me many listens and lots of weed before this one really started sounding like music (take note uglyorgan) - and that was after I already loved Jazz. I agree that it's perfect though.

Ornette Coleman is probably my favorite jazz artist. A more accessible but still avant garde album of his is The Shape of Jazz To Come.
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i have to admit that i thought of that after i sent it.....

I'll just download and listen to both. More music, more fun. :)

I would have went for some Monk or Mingus for a beginner.

Bob sent me this:
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Maybe not the best album for someone like myself, but I did enjoy this quite a bit. I'm gonna listen to it more and see if it grows on me. As it went on I got into it a lot more. For now it's a 7.5/10.

Just a note for this thread. Dont be afraid to say you didnt like something at all. Its not like your spitting in the face of whomever gave you it. Personally I would like to know an honest answer from something I sent someone. (This isnt for anyone in particular just a general note)

Finished listening to the Paul Butterfield album RezZ sent me a while ago, and I'm really liking it!