wankerness
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Kenneth R. said:dear lord people
jazz =/= a tone.
jazz =/= a set of chords.
learn this.
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Kenneth R. said:dear lord people
jazz =/= a tone.
jazz =/= a set of chords.
learn this.
tynkkr said:While we're on the subject, can anyone recommend me some jazz-ish prog rock? I'm really not sure what I'm looking for (Devin Townsend's 'Bad Devil' comes to mind), but I've been curious about some jazz influenced prog for a while, and haven't been able to find too much on my own.
influenced & sounding are different concepts.Tapestry said:Ok, to all of you who can decide weither a band is jazz-influenced or not... Are Dillinger Escape Plan jazz-influenced?
Tapestry said:Ok, to all of you who can decide weither a band is jazz-influenced or not... Are Dillinger Escape Plan jazz-influenced?
Talking Meat said:Jazzy prog-rock......get the Buckethead & Jonas Hellborg album. Acoustic jazz prog rock.
Charlie Hunter - dope. Get his first album, the self titled
Pat Metheny - lots of good stuff. Again, the first one, self-titled, is my favorite.
And if you like Bitches Brew, gotta get Miles Ahead.
wankerness said:For more straight ahead gorgeous and fairly minimalist guitar work, get "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Charlie Haden.
Larsson said:I have litened to Miles Davis lately and really like his music. The problem is I know next to nothing about the genre and wonder if anybody here have any recommendations.
Larsson said:I have litened to Miles Davis lately and really like his music. The problem is I know next to nothing about the genre and wonder if anybody here have any recommendations.
wankerness said:Where do you get jazz from that? I think people tend to label anything with weird chords in it "jazzy" when it really isn't in the least.
have you even heard "Synergy"? Listen to "Confessions of Inadequacy" and tell me those m7 and M7 chord progressions in the first verse along with Ole's vocal line aren't straight up jazz derived. I'm not saying the whole album is "jazz" but there can be no doubt that a lot of chords AND progressions they use are definitely jazz-influenced.
take a gander
Rødt_Og_Svart said:JACO PASTORIUS