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Old 01-09-2016, 06:12 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I'd say Can.
It was the first time I found music that sounded relatively normal superficially, but if you scratched the surface there was pure, otherworldly, crazy magic, completely different from anything else.
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Old 01-09-2016, 12:10 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Main ones off the top of my head:

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Love that band!
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Old 01-09-2016, 03:01 PM   #13 (permalink)
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As a kid, I didn't really think about music, I just listened to it. Queen was the first band to catch my interest for real, but I still didn't look for more bands. I just thought there was Queen, and then there was the rest - it didn't occur to me that there could be more good bands out there. It probably wasn't until I heard Metallica on a jukebox in the longest bar in the Czech Republic (sic) as a young teen, that I started opening my eyes and ears and began buying music and exploring on my own.

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Oh, and as far as the last six months or so, Mondo has been the man for teaching me about good music. He is the wind beneath my wings.
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Oh, and as far as the last six months or so, Mondo has been the man for teaching me about good music. He is the wind beneath my wings.
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Captain Beefheart and Ornette Coleman.... both got me hooked on avant garde and jazz
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TMR had such a huge influence on me in terms of appreciating avant garde music, but I'd say that Zappa and Mr. Bungle laid the groundwork for that. Jazz is a little less clear for me, but Zorn and Ayler were a couple of my early loves.
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TMR had such a huge influence on me in terms of appreciating avant garde music, but I'd say that Zappa and Mr. Bungle laid the groundwork for that. Jazz is a little less clear for me, but Zorn and Ayler were a couple of my early loves.
I love Ayler but he is just pure avant garde. I think Zorn is very avant garde too. Ornette Coleman is avant garde but by appreciating The Shape of Jazz to Come not only made me appreciate avant garde/free Jazz but also Jazz in general.
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