^^^ I had wee listen to Scorch Trio but have to admit it's not to my taste. It did, however, remind of Don Cabellero and the only album by them I slowly became to like "What Burns Never Returns".
I thought it might not be ;-) It's that overlap between free (noise) jazz and some parts of the Scandi metal scene. Although none of the players on the album are from the metal scene.
I must admit I love it. Played it yesterday afternoon when my wife was out at, shall we say, a decent volume, and sat there like a grinning loon :-D
Just started listening to Don Cabellero and so far am enjoying it. Thanks for that Chris.
"I thought it might not be It's
that overlap between free (noise) jazz and some parts of the Scandi
metal scene. Although none of the players on the album are from the
metal scene.
I must admit I love it. Played it
yesterday afternoon when my wife was out at, shall we say, a decent
volume, and sat there like a grinning loon
Just started listening to Don Cabellero and so far am enjoying it. Thanks for that Chris."
If you likey that you may likey this...as they say in Thailand "same same but different"
"I thought it might not be It's
that overlap between free (noise) jazz and some parts of the Scandi
metal scene. Although none of the players on the album are from the
metal scene.
I must admit I love it. Played it
yesterday afternoon when my wife was out at, shall we say, a decent
volume, and sat there like a grinning loon
Just started listening to Don Cabellero and so far am enjoying it. Thanks for that Chris."
If you likey that you may likey this...as they say in Thailand "same same but different"
Don Caballero is great. Unfortunately the album you linked to isn't on Tidal, but other albums are.
Piglet is on the playlist for tomorrow. I'll report back.
"I thought it might not be It's
that overlap between free (noise) jazz and some parts of the Scandi
metal scene. Although none of the players on the album are from the
metal scene.
I must admit I love it. Played it
yesterday afternoon when my wife was out at, shall we say, a decent
volume, and sat there like a grinning loon
Just started listening to Don Cabellero and so far am enjoying it. Thanks for that Chris."
If you likey that you may likey this...as they say in Thailand "same same but different"
Don Caballero is great. Unfortunately the album you linked to isn't on Tidal, but other albums are.
Piglet is on the playlist for tomorrow. I'll report back.
I never got around to Piglet until yesterday.
Yup. It's OK. Keep hearing little snatches of Zappa and perhaps even Mr Bungle in there.
Listening to this on Tidal, but I have the CDs. As you should :-)
One of the great masterpieces of West Coast Free Jazz - Tapscott preferred to work in relative obscurity in LA - with a mega band of Clarinettist John Carter, Bassist Cecil McBee and Drummer Andrew Cyrille.
I love this album, although perhaps it should have an ugly warning for the virgin ear (that's with a lower-case 'v').
Sounding fan-bloody-tastic via the RPi. I'm still having me wotsits tweaked by the little 'puter's ability to find details that weren't there before :-)
Matthew Halsall and the Gondwana Orchestra - Into Forever
Here's one track (there seems to be the rest of the album on YT, and the whole thing's on Tidal):
I love this, derivative as it is of Alice Coltrane and early 70s 'spiritual jazz' and even William Parker's Raining on the Moon band. Some really nice playing and singing on it.
Chill-out, low tempo kind of stuff that can bore the pants off me. But I find this is something uplifting to work to. I haven't yet tried to engage with it 100% on the Big Rig, though.
Recently watched "The Man From Uncle" (2015). It was absolutely fine. But the highlight for me was the opening track: Roberta Flack "Compared to What". Never heard it before. And haven't got any Roberta in my collection. That will now change. For me, she is utter class in this one. Most of all, the rhythm section are doing exactly what I like rhythm sections to do.
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If you likey that you may likey this...as they say in Thailand "same same but different"
It is on Spotify...
https://play.spotify.com/album/37mlMhNfX22In2w2B7VqF2
A very fine album of electronica from Darren Solomon. Guest vocalist on each track, has a laid back feel with subtle overtones of jazz/latin.
Also earlier:
Delicious.
Sounding fan-bloody-tastic via the RPi. I'm still having me wotsits tweaked by the little 'puter's ability to find details that weren't there before :-)
Shinedown "The Sound of Madness"
Carla's Dreams
It was absolutely fine.
But the highlight for me was the opening track: Roberta Flack "Compared to What". Never heard it before. And haven't got any Roberta in my collection. That will now change. For me, she is utter class in this one. Most of all, the rhythm section are doing exactly what I like rhythm sections to do.
(INXS "Don't Change")