Lovage
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what do you listen to? whats the biggest artist/group on your mind right now that just doesnt get enough attention? link us!
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thats where its at. i have a hard days night but thats all. would you happen to have Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club with the booklet inside. thats worth hella cash.i have beatles vinyls =]
the mercury program, pele, aloha, and born with a tail are sometimes considered modern jazz. there is no sax and I think thats what you play right? so yea. its weird. people consider it artsy jazz or something.Ahhhhh kids and their rock and techno. I doubt anyone shares my tastes, but ah well here's a link to some (more modern) jazz. This here's music for musicians.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usnjclLNnTI
Sorry dude, but while that was good music, I would not consider it jazz. It hardly has any of the defining characteristics of jazz such as improvisation. I would consider it to be Rock more that anything. Of course there is no agreed upon definition of Jazz so I guess there is a bit of a debate to be had about this, but I'd prefer to not get into that debate.the mercury program, pele, aloha, and born with a tail are sometimes considered modern jazz. there is no sax and I think thats what you play right? so yea. its weird. people consider it artsy jazz or something.
mercury program is beastly skilled.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6zIwuM1IlA
hell yesi have beatles vinyls =]
It hardly has any of the defining characteristics of jazz such as improvisation.
This song is great.maroons - beautiful you
uhh lol really?
It's funny, I was listening to Trout Mask Replica last week and I thought to myself "I'll bet Fly Amanita likes Captain Beefheart," even though I've talked to you like twice.I know about John Adams, although I'm not familiar with much of his work aside from the Chairman Dances and Dr. Atomic. The only minimalist composer I'm really familiar with is Steve Reich; I should expand my horizons a bit!
Beefheart is too good. He's one of the four or so rock artists I still listen to fairly regularly, the other three being Can, the Velvet Underground, and the Beatles.