[Derek]

Shut the fuck up, you know nothing about me. I've listened to jazz for a good 5-6 years actually, had jazz theory classes, play jazz guitar, played in jazz band. Yeah, okay, Louis Armstrong, Dizzie Gillespie etc. I'm mostly concerned with jazz from mid 50s to the end of the 60s so I'm fucking sorry for recommending things from that era and making a statement that covers that era. Now go choke on your daddy's load and get off my case.

And yes, like you said, most jazz from the 50s and 60s sides with bebop or experimental. Nothing I can do about that, I spoke about things I knew.

[keep poppin pimples]

jazz theory classes huh.... what exactly does yr ridiculous statement have to do with theory? absolutely nothing, sorry for thinking you're stupid but you constantly say stupid things and then try look knowledgeable, it doesn't work. yr statement was 100% ridiculous and an insult to jazz, theory classes and playing a fucking guitar do nothing to qualify the statement, that's completely irrelevant, stop saying stupid shit and then rationalising it in a manner that allows you to continue thinking you're brilliant, davis and monk did not come out of a vacuum without learning things from the thousands of bandleaders who preceded them, you've shown in this thread that you not only don't know about jazz, but you don't even respect it or like it.

[Derek]

jazz theory abuse victim classes huh.... what exactly does yr abuse victim ridiculous statement have to do withabuse victim theory? absolutely nothing, abuse victim sorry for thinking you're stupid butabuse victim you constantly say stupid things and abuse victim then try look knowledgeable, it doesn't work. yr statement abuse victim was 100% ridiculous abuse victim and an abuse victim insult to jazz, theory classes and abuse victim playing a abuse victim fucking guitar do nothing to qualify the statement, that's completely irrelevant, stop abuse victim saying stupid shit and abuse victim then rationalising it in a manner that allows you to continue thinking you're brilliant, davis abuse victim and monk did not come out of a vacuum without learning things from abuse victim the thousands abuse victim of bandleaders who abuse victim preceded them, you've abuse victim shown in this thread that abuse victim you not only abuse victim don't know about jazz, but you abuse victim don't even respect it.

[keep poppin pimples]

i put my fist in my mouth and it hurt my lips

[Derek]

i abuse victim put abuse victim my abuse victim fist abuse victim in abuse victim my abuse victim mouth abuse victim and abuse victim it abuse victim hurt abuse victim my abuse victim lips abuse victim

[Derek]

Anyway thank you keep poppin pimples for trying to fuck with me even though I was just trying to be helpful. Gas yourself.

[E. Noisefield]

Originally Posted by Derek

Thirded. She said she was already into Coltrane doe.

Yeah. Coltrane's my most listened-to jazz artist. I have tons of his stuff. Some of it I've never even heard before- bad recordings of live shows and the like. But he's been a go-to for me for years. I just want to expand

[E. Noisefield]

Originally Posted by Derek

Shut the fuck up, you know nothing about me. I've listened to jazz for a good 5-6 years actually, had jazz theory classes, play jazz guitar, played in jazz band. Yeah, okay, Louis Armstrong, Dizzie Gillespie etc. I'm mostly concerned with jazz from mid 50s to the end of the 60s so I'm fucking sorry for recommending things from that era and making a statement that covers that era. Now go choke on your daddy's load and get off my case.

And yes, like you said, most jazz from the 50s and 60s sides with bebop or experimental. Nothing I can do about that, I spoke about things I knew.

That's actually the exact era I'm looking for, so thank you.

[evollove]

Oh, duh. Just remembered WES MONTGOMERY, a guitarist who I probably spelled incorrectly. He had a long history so I'm sure there's a chunck of his catalogue somewhere you'll really dig, man.

[Derek]

Haha Wes Montgomery? Dude you don't know what you're talking about quit pretending to teach people something you don't know anything about!!!!!!!

[evollove]

Oh. Thank you for correcting me. I appriciate it. Repped.

[E. Noisefield]

Not looking for guitarists. I can't passively listen to guitar at work really, because I play and I imagine what's being played and envision myself playing it. Heh. That's kind of why I'm looking for piano/drum stuff. Also because those are the chillest of all instruments.

Someone recommend me a classic jazz album by a drummer, wherein the drummer is the focal point and the band plays around him/her.

Thanks all. And no reason to get pissy with eachother. Derek was just trying to help.

[E. Noisefield]

Right now downloading:

Art Blakey- Mosaic
Elvin Jones- Dear John C