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Disc 2.
"Music is much like f**king, but some composers can't climax and others climax too often, leaving themselves and the listener jaded and spent."

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Originally posted by superprog superprog wrote:

the above look like they're from the Moon In June label?  v nice stuff my friend lent a whole small box worth of the label stuff incl SM, DFA etc.........they even have an new Indonesian prog-fusion band on their roster!!!!
 
Absolutely right - received a box of 7 promos very recently, the above albums are getting my immediate attention - but intend listening to the Indonesian band soon after. DFA recorded at NEARFEST was really good, so I expect to hear something special with the reissue of their first albums asa twoforone. Also a Phil Miller album with many Canterbury alumni contributing (one track with Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin).
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the label boss i heard is a really super nice chap.  my friend was a volunteer guitar tech during Allan Holdsworth's gig in Spore last yr (yay i wuz there) while the boss was the promoter...so after that he sent him a whole box as thanks..........and i got to listen to so much quality stuff..........marvellous!!!
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I've always loved Steve Hillage's Fish Rising. Then i picked up Inner mountain flame from Mahavishnu Orchestra but found that one rather inaccessible so my forays into this genre stalled. Lately i picked up Elegant gypsy and got to listen to S.B.B's Memento .... also due to changes in the top 100 algorithm Thumbs%20Up. I love both of these albums but i still find Inner mountain difficult to listen to.

So my question here is, are the albums i like just very accessible albums of a genre that is harder to grasp generally or is Inner mountain just a more difficult album in this genre?

I'm a bit surprised that this thread is not in the prog lounge btw, probably because besides Jazzrock/fusion also classical jazz is discussed.
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often overlooked in the history of fusion

 
 
A bit funkier
 


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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Originally posted by darksideof darksideof wrote:



PIP PYLE's EQUITE OUT.

I just found out that this underrated drummer die last year. My condolences and sorrow goes to the family and friends of these amazing drummer.
I listening to one of his last and my fav.

Not underrated by me. He is among my favorite 5 drummers.

And the name is Equip Out, by the way.
 OK thanks !!  sometimes I post things in a rush and I don't double check  my spelling. thanks again! Opp!!!!!
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Just ordered this from the US:
Alex%20Machacek,%20Matthew%20Garrison,%20Jeff%20Sipe%20-%20Improvision%28Releasing%20Aug%2017%29%20Special%20Sale%20Price
 
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Just finished disc 2:

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"Music is much like f**king, but some composers can't climax and others climax too often, leaving themselves and the listener jaded and spent."

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Planet X : Quantum - first album of their's I felt sounds like a full jazz rock album, rather than a heavy rock album with the occasional jazzy solo.
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Disc one. Smile
"Music is much like f**king, but some composers can't climax and others climax too often, leaving themselves and the listener jaded and spent."

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Colin Walcott/Grazing dreams (1977)

a milestone of worldjazz...
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It's funk for the most part really... Coryell is not at his best either.


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Originally posted by Bj-1 Bj-1 wrote:

Listened to Kenso's 'Yume No Oka' yesterday. Wonderful melodic and symphonic jazz-rock, though sadly overlooked (even here on PA)!
 

 

Agree!!! I am a big kenso fan They're amazing fusion-prog band. They're extremely underatted and overlooked by the prog comunity ion general.
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the band of band leaders. here the line-up:
Barbara Thompson: flute, tenor and soprano sax
Ian Carr: trumpet
Wolfgang Dauner: piano, synthesizer
Jon Hiseman: drums
Volker Kriegel: guitar
Albert Mangeldsorff: trombone
Charlie Mariano: nagaswaran, soprano and alto sax
Ack van Rooyen: trumpet, flugelhorn
Eberhard Weber: bass
Kenny Wheeler: trumpet, flugelhorn

this is their 3rd album, "The Break Even Point". highly recommended!


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favorite records with the master EDDIE GOMEZ

MITCHEL FORMAN: NOW AND THE THEN
Mitchel: Piano
JAck: Drums

TRIBUTE TO JOHN COLTRANE
Wayne Shorter     :      soprano saxophone
Dave Liebman     :      soprano saxophone
Richie Beirach     :      piano
Eddie Gomez     :      bass
Jack DeJohnette     :      drums

Mike Nock
ONDAS
Eddie: Bass
Mike Piano
Jon Christensen: Drums

RALPH TOWNER:
OLD FRIENDS, NEW FRIENDS
Ralph Towner     :      12-string guitar, classical guitar,
piano, french horn
Kenny Wheeler     :      trumpet, flugelhorn
Eddie Gomez     :      bass
Michael DiPasqua     :      drums, percussion
David Darling     :      cello

RALPH TOWNER: BATIK

Ralph Towner     :      12-string guitar, classical guitar, piano
Eddie Gomez     :      bass
Jack DeJohnette     :      drums


Bill Bruford
If Summer Had It's Ghosts
personnel: Bill Bruford (drums, percussion); Ralph Towner (12-string & classical guitars, piano, keyboards); Eddie Gomez (bass).
So proud of my boy bruford. He took the challenge to play with these masters of Jazz. Ralph Tower himself was very pleased and enjoyed bruford's compositions.

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