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What Are You Listening To? - Beach - 01-02-2009
trbc08 Wrote:"Black City Skyline" - Bohren & Der Club of Gore ... Jeeze, what an amazing band. I need to check out that other one that Iota goes on about occasionally. Kilimanjaro Jazz something or another.Just checked out Kilimanjaro Jazz - http://www.kilimanjarojazz.net/ and, while they are supremely competent musicians all, even when doing something such as Cantaloupe Island I find them very much 'supper club', or 'elevator' music orientated.
Yeah, Beach... You have to take things with a grain of salt, especially with more obscure artists, I think. Or perhaps even less with obscure artists, due to their lack of press coverage. Who can really say?
Probably has something to do with the overuse of Synth in a four-piece outfit. :frown:
What Are You Listening To? - trbc08 - 01-02-2009
Ah, I think I confused you. I was actually referring to (just checked) the Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble. They're more of a dark ambient sort of thing.
What Are You Listening To? - Beach - 01-02-2009
trbc08 Wrote:Ah, I think I confused you. I was actually referring to (just checked) the Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble. They're more of a dark ambient sort of thing.At least their music seems fairly accessible and that's very important in my own personal opinion.
What Are You Listening To? - Beach - 02-02-2009
Currently listening to my collection of [URL="http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:39foxqt5ldae%7ET1"]Chris Farlowe and Colosseum.
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What Are You Listening To? - JonG - 03-02-2009
Hermeto Pascoal - Cannon from Slave's Mass [Warner Bros. Records, 1977]
What Are You Listening To? - trbc08 - 04-02-2009
"Music For Han Bennink (First Take)" - Peter Brotzmann
Wow! This is the most aggressive jazz I've ever heard. It's so amazing. Great stuff for those who are willing to dip their hands into "free jazz."
What Are You Listening To? - JonG - 06-02-2009
Anthony Braxton - To Composer John Cage from For Alto [Delmark Records, 1969]
What Are You Listening To? - CMB1888 - 07-02-2009
Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds Of Sun Ra
I've never had any real affinity with jazz and apparently this is what this is - but I really enjoyed it. To me it just sounded like some sort of modern classical music.
- quite enthused about it ...mmmm.....
What Are You Listening To? - trbc08 - 09-02-2009
"Other Words" - Sun Ra, from the same album as above. There is definitely a classical element to it... The same goes for a lot of Anthony Braxton's stuff that I've heard.
What Are You Listening To? - soulkat9 - 10-02-2009
anyone diggin the John Mayer Trio?