FilupLees
04.13.11 | I'm going to watch the Daily Show now. There better be stuff when I get back, k? |
BallsToTheWall
04.13.11 | Moonlit Sailor for 2. |
flalafell
04.13.11 | Post-Rock (ish)
Olafur Arnalds - Eulogy for Evolution
Sigur Ros - Anything by them
akira kosemura - grassland
ludovico einaudi - anything by him
Max Richter - anything by him
Nyctalgia
The Tumbled Sea - Songs by the Tumbled Sea
Jazz Fusion (ish)
Intronaut - Valley of Smoke
Cynic - Traced in Air
An Endless Sporadic - An Endless Sporadic
Jaga Jazzist - What We Must |
acorncheese
04.13.11 | check out 2 |
InAbsentia
04.13.11 | I second Sigur Ros. I would start with Ágætis Byrjun. |
Chrisjon89
04.13.11 | See if you can find liledman's jazz list. Quite a bit of fusion on there and he knows it way better than me and most, if not all on this site.
But try Miles Davis 'In A Silent Way'. It's the album just before Bitches Brew but nowhere near as chaotic. Maybe not really fusion but it kind of defies all genre tags. Stellar group of musicians on it. I can't really compare it to anything else cos I dunno anything else that sounds like it. Hypnotic album.
Also maybe 'A Tribute to Jack Johnson'. Similar line-up and this time it's basically rock music. And tons of funky riffs and stuff. |
Manic_
04.13.11 | Rachel's and RQTN for piano post-rock |
FilupLees
04.13.11 | Thank's everyone. I'm gonna grab a few of those tomorrow. That list by liledman seems like exactly what I need. Thanks a lot. |
liledman
04.13.11 | def check out in a silent way, like chrisjon said its a less chaotic/more hypnotic brother to bitches brew. also other miles davis stuff from around the same time is worth checking out. and:
joe henderson - multiple
frank zappa - hot rats
billy cobham - spectrum
tony williams lifetime - emergency
john mclaughlin - extrapolation
mahavishnu orchestra - inner mounting flame
return to forever - return to forever
hiromi - time control |
liledman
04.13.11 | oh fuck and this is one of the best fusion albums youll ever hear:
electric masada - at the mountains of madness |
aok
04.13.11 | chet baker - The Best of Chet Baker Sings => guy's really fucking amazing |
eggsvonsatan
04.13.11 | Frank Zappa - Apostrophe
Dr Lonnie Smith
John Zorn- Naked City
Garage a Trois
Bobby Hutcherson
Thelonious Monk
Medeski Martin and Wood - its a jungle in here
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Trebor.
04.13.11 | Sigur Ros ( ) |
eggsvonsatan
04.13.11 | Takk is so much better than ( ). Especially if you want a piano driven album. |
Aids
04.13.11 | haha I love the list description: "Skramz is no longer making me feel as pretentious as it used to so I need some other "I'm better than you pop-listeners" music." |
Aids
04.13.11 | and Jaga Jazzist - What We Must |
aok
04.13.11 | Dr Lonnie Smith [2]. talented dude |
Vooligan
04.13.11 | Jazz Fusion/Post Rock/Piano based prog:
Tangled Thought of Leaving - Tiny Fragments
That band is amazing, check them out. They're exactly what you're looking for. |
Testicus
04.13.11 | "Jazz Fusion (ish)
Intronaut - Valley of Smoke"
I wouldn't say they're too much jazz besides the fact that they incorporate some odd timings and rhythms. I feel they are quite metal. |
djunior
04.14.11 | Goonies Never Say Die, may be? |
iFghtffyrdmns
04.14.11 | http://www.sputnikmusic.com/bands/The-Tumbled-Sea/17127/
perhaps you'll like this |
TMobotron
04.14.11 | check out kashiwa daisuke-program music |
Calculate
04.14.11 | duded you want: mouse on the keys - an anxious object. seriously, thank me later. |
