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Yes. Cotrane was super into LSD and believed it helped him on his spiritual journey to defeat his heroin addiction.
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I'm gunna read more about him.
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David Friesen, Airto Moreira, Gary Barone – Ancient Kings
Relaxed but intricate Jazz with a bit of an ambient and tribal (due to the percussion) feel. OH and Exo, get on this. |
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And yet another sax/piano duet.
Beautiful and accessible, without being in any way boring or cheesy. Marty Ehrlich & Myra Melford - Spark! https://img.discogs.com/0Zh5sLVk5H0C...67024.jpeg.jpg |
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Obviously I trust you as well but if you’re looking for new names to explore or whatever 4 or more stars on The Free Jazz Collective Blog damn near guarantees high quality. |
Yeah, it's a great resource.
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Scanner with The Post Modern Jazz Quartet – Blink Of An Eye
Very cool stuff. Experimental but groovy and fun. https://img.discogs.com/y45XUgPIiT2I...52559.jpeg.jpg |
^ I might give that a try, grindy, if only to work out more or less what post-modern jazz sounds like.
In the meantime, I'm listening to this happy discovery that arrived via youtube's recommendation system; Luis Gasca, For Those Who Chant: No surprise that, according to MB's search function, Psy-Fi knows about this album already. Posted in 2014, I'm now only six years behind Psy-Fi, which I consider to be something of a personal best so far. Quote:
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Yes, of the genres that I explore, I'm impressed by a small group that includes yourself, grindy, rostasi, frownland, psy-fi and neapolitan.
Mind you, this morning I helped a guy out by identifying the song Albatross by Fleetwood Mac. That must surely put me in the same league as you guys, right? |
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Now listening to Die Like A Dog Quartet - Little Birds Have Fast Hearts No. 1 I somehow managed to not have listened to this band in over ten years. Awesome, psychedelic free jazz. I bet Exo would get a kick out of this (I assume OH already knows it), but I bet once again nobody cares about my recs here. (Except Lisna <3) https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a1861765715_5.jpg |
That’s a great line up but I don’t remember ever having seen that record.
I don’t think I ever met an avant grade record that mentions birds that I don’t like. It’s not on Spotify. |
It looks like partial tracks on bandcamp and youtube.
I can’t be ****ed with artists that still want me to pay for ****. |
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I used it for years. **** downloading ****. Too burdensome and I don’t have a computer anymore anyway.
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Soulseek sucks, storing music is for suckers.
They used to have a DLADQ boxset on Spotify with four of their albums (all four?) but it looks like it's gone. They're on Bandcamp though: https://destination-out.bandcamp.com/music |
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Thanks for listening, Lisna!
I'm no the biggest fan of TKDJE but I like them as background music for driving at night. Now listening to yet another album that I used to love but haven't listened to in years. Darren Johnston, Fred Frith, Devin Hoff, Larry Ochs & Ches Smith - Reasons For Moving The names of participants should be enough to convey its quality. (Heads up Lisa, this is, while beautiful, probably too noisy and free for you.) https://open.spotify.com/album/7oVXHs8cHgcM5w8NpN0yNV https://darrenjohnstonmusic.com/wp-c...ving-cover.jpg |
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Oh ****! I listened to that album when it came out and loved it, but I've been trying to figure out who it was by for years since I didn't take any note of it except for what the cover looked like and that it had good percussion. Thought it was by Ennio Morricone for some reason. Thanks for posting dawg
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Strut records just released an expanded edition of his "Mulatu of Ethiopia" album from 1972, which I've also been listening to for the past week... |
Mary Halvorson Quintet - Saturn Sings
Modern Jazz at its finest. Mary's kickass trio is augmented by equally kickass sax and trumpet and the result is some very groovy, angular yet beautiful, exciting music. https://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/...1b5af4981a.jpg |
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Albert Ayler New Grass Everybody hates this record who is into free jazz apparently. It's like Herbie Mann entered the mind of Ayler and forced his hand. It's like if a serial killer went on a childrens TV show and did a REALLY good job. It's that kind of whackiness that makes me like this. |
If you understand Ayler then you understand that his sound is not predicated on atonality but rather he works in a tonal realm in an abstract way. This album is at the root of what his art is every bit as much as his harshest dissonance. To disregard this work is the same as saying you don’t understand Ayler at his core.
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I respect that. I’m talking about professional critics and supposed fans of free jazz who dis this record. Your take is a good one.
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I heard this track while working in a frame shop around the time I joined the forums here. Still remains one of the filthiest jams I've ever heard. I'm not the butcher or the butcher's son, but I'll handle that meat until the butcher comes... :pimp: |
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Buddy Terry Pure Dynamite Aptly named. This thing KICKS. Great blend of fusion and avant-garde. Great players too. Shaw, Mtume, Airto, Eddie Henderson, Barron, Clarke. Fantastic talent. |
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Chet Baker, Philip Catherine & Jean-Louis Rassinfosse - Crystal Bells
Beautiful, very melodic, fun... Everybody should seriously check this one out, Exos and Lisnas alike. |
Hmmmm... I don't recognize that cover.
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Explosive and really fun.
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Cal Tjader - Latinos
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*Latino!*
Great album! I have it on red vinyl. |
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