Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | a lot of these artists aren't on sputnik for some reason. |
sniper
03.06.14 | fuck yeah |
Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | Heck yea man! |
sniper
03.06.14 | i don't know a lot these but if i am a fan of stuff like dolphy and cecil taylor rec me something |
sniper
03.06.14 | have you heard weather report live in tokyo? |
Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | I actually haven't, but i will soon. Check it out John Coltrane, Joe Cohn, Donald Byrd, Herbie Hancock, Frank Zappa, Miles Davis, Brand X, etc. |
sniper
03.06.14 | i'll check out cohn and byrd, which i probably should have done before.
yeah that album in particular is one of my favorites by them, it's before they really settled into the sound they would become best known for, and it sounds to me a little bit like a noisier version of the early electric records by miles. highly recommended. |
sniper
03.06.14 | i think what i actually should have said was "there are a lot of these i don't know" rather than "i don't know a lot of these" |
PunchforPunch
03.06.14 | lol @ 78 but gr8 list anyway |
Snowdog808
03.06.14 | Wow! So much jazz. I'm actually going to see Pat Metheny next Friday. |
JamieTwort
03.06.14 | 98 yes! |
VheissuCrisis
03.06.14 | Which of these are the most accessible? |
Emyay
03.06.14 | not really much of a jazz guy. i try, but i just can't dig it |
FearTomorrow
03.06.14 | Would shoot heroin to a lot of this. Nice list. |
ophthalmus
03.06.14 | props for 5 |
PitchforkArms
03.06.14 | thelonious ma mane |
Friday13th
03.06.14 | lol "Freak Out!"? yeah some of these are not jazz but still good list. |
Skoj
03.06.14 | wow, bookmarking this list. I've been trying to expand my limited jazz collection for some time. Way to be a bro, thanks for htis. |
Gwyn.
03.06.14 | Fuck yes. |
Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | @FridayThe13th- Freak Out is a combination of bunch of different styles. Since Frank Zappa is one of the leaders in Jazz Fusion. I had to put it on their. |
Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | Thanks guys for the feature :D |
menawati
03.06.14 | fksake, bookmarked, good job |
Lettuce
03.06.14 | Sketches of Spain is marvelous. Also, Pat Metheny is severely underrated. |
SkaCali1991
03.06.14 | love george gershwin so much i play a lot of variations of his songs on different instruments |
KriegdemKriege
03.06.14 | I don't listen to enough jazz, but my favorite album in the genre is probably Jaga Jazzist's A Livingroom Hush. |
ButteryBiscuitBass
03.06.14 | 1 is life. |
Confucius
03.06.14 | Superb list, full of wisdom |
DikkoZinner
03.06.14 | 21 is pretty flawless |
wacknizzle
03.06.14 | Great list, bookmarked. Alot of stuff I haven't heard yet on here. |
Phlegm
03.06.14 | damn u are cool as fuck Chargers |
Muisc4Life26
03.06.14 | Thank you guys!! |
ArsMoriendi
03.07.14 | Freak Out! is jazz? Not at all. It's rock, do-wap, and experimentalism, but not jazz.
Zappa has a ton of great jazz albums though:
Hot Rats (which you listed)
The Grand Wazoo
Waka/Jawaka
Sleep Dirt
Weasels Ripped My Flesh (parts of it) |
SputnikSweetheart
03.10.14 | I don't know a lot of Jazz but can you guys recommend me some artists/bands? I especially like those ensemble that have piano bass and maybe more classical instruments rather than sax or trumpet. Maybe some bands that cross genres with rock and metal too since i'm more of a fan of the latter two. Thanks! |
Friday13th
03.11.14 | @SputnikSweetheart I suggest Inner Mounting Flame by Mahavishnu Orchestra to metalheads and Time Out by The Dave Brubeck Quartet to fans of classical music. |
Muisc4Life26
03.14.14 | @SputnikSweetheart- Start out with Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, Sonny Rollins,etc. Also try some vocal jazz like Frank Sinatra, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan. I think you will also dig jazz fusion'' Weather Report is excellent for starters, Frank Zappa, Return To Forever, The Mahavishnu Orchestra, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Santana and many more. |
OmairSh
06.07.14 | Jazzy jazzy jazzy. Surprised at 85 :D |
Gestapo
07.02.15 | 👧 |
wham49
01.21.16 | I wouldn't consider Freak Out a jazz album, but a great one non the less, the zappa jazz I would include would be waka/jawaka, the grand wazoo, or chunga's revenge |
Spacesh1p
01.21.16 | Sweet list |
Totengott
01.21.16 | Sweet list, for some amazing fusion check Billy Cobham's Spectrum. |
wham49
01.21.16 | or larry Coryell/barefoot boy, spaces, the great escape |
Totengott
01.21.16 | Checking those out later. |
JamieTwort
01.21.16 | Coryell is the man. |
wham49
01.22.16 | agree |
rmcrae
09.12.18 | Yes for Diamond Life and Rapture! Both classics. |
Jethro42
09.12.18 | Awesome list! Those that are more familiar to me are;
16, 20, 29, 32, 38, 39, 44, 49, 50, 58, 64, 84, 94 and 95 |
MetalMarcJK
04.17.21 | Great list. Big props to you for that Hank Mobley album...choice stuff right there! |
parksungjoon
04.17.21 | lol |
Parallels
04.17.21 | mad props fro django reinhardt |
parksungjoon
04.17.21 | Jazz is by far one of my favorite styles of music, it's so complex, beautiful, emotional and energetic.
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MetalMarcJK
04.18.21 | For two weeks, all I’ve listened to is jazz: Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter, Bill Evans, Thelonious Monk, Dave Brubeck, Grant Green, Hank Mobley, Lee Morgan, Brad Mehldau, Oliver Nelson, Oscar Peterson, and John Coltrane. Nothing else. And I love it! |
parksungjoon
05.11.22 | certainly a better list than A7X Ranked |
widowslaugh123
05.11.22 | I guess music4life1-25 were already taken |
