Brad Mehldau - Jacob's Ladder |
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Xonty
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Posted: March 22 2022 at 10:46 |
What are people's thoughts on jazz pianist Brad Mehldau's newest album, which lends a lot to prog? It includes some imaginative/pretty inspired arrangements of Rush's Tom Sawyer and Jacob's Ladder, Yes' Starship Trooper and GG's Cogs in Cogs. All in all, quite a refreshing and cool project that I wasn't at all expecting, but weirdly something doesn't totally sit right when on paper I should really love it.
https://open.spotify.com/track/642cB6v1kBcQ8erzosK2Kd?si=c1aca5d3aaa24dfd
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chopper
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There's another thread about this album from earlier this week.
EDIT - I was thinking about this one - Progressive songs as 'jazz standards' - Progressive Rock Music Forum (progarchives.com) - which is about other albums as well. I quite like Brad's album and will be giving it a few more listens. Edited by chopper - March 22 2022 at 12:00 |
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dauinghorn
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I really dig this album! Don't like the Tom Sawyer version though, hard to top the original, although Mehldau's version has a very cool solo section.
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