Okay, so I would really like to get into Jazz, but every time, I abandon it.
Do you guys have good Jazz artists to help me get into Jazz?
Usually the music I listen to is Darksynth, Most kinds of metal, experimental and weird music, and sometimes, rock.
I genuinely want to get into Jazz in order to broaden my musical influences and culture.
So, a little help?
I want to get into Jazz
Ryan Garcia
Adam Stewart
Charlie Parker.
Parker Hughes
john coltrane
miles davis
Jordan Jenkins
John Coltrane for mind blowing sax work
Miles Davis for his modal/cool jazz and his electric albums from the 70s (check out kind of blue/Live-Evil)
Charles Mingus for some great jazz compositions (check out "The Clown")
and Astigmatic by the Komeda Quintet, just a great avant garde jazz album
Henry Roberts
Honestly, imo, it's much more interesting and engaging if you actually play an instrument. I'm not saying you can't enjoy or appreciate the music anymore, I just feel that if you played an instrument you maybe wouldn't abandon listening to it. Maybe i'm just a retard
Mason Gutierrez
I already play drums and bass
I don't think playing an instrument has anything to do with it anyways
It's probably because the music i usually listen to is miles away from jazz
But i still would like to try getting as much into jazz as possible
Ryan Russell
Forgot to add vocals and guitar for the instruments i play
Logan Diaz
Almost never discussed here but Roland Kirk is a good into jazz
Lucas Cruz
youtube.com
are you this tall? do you need a different ride?
William Lopez
>are you this tall? do you need a different ride?
wot
Daniel Stewart
Ask the Ages by Sonny Sharrock - great guitar, perfect if you like experimental rock
Africa / Brass by Coltrane - intense and energetic, best entry point into his discography imo (also try late Coltrane if you want noisy and chaotic)
Naked City by John Zorn - eclectic mix of different styles of Jazz with Grindcore
King of Kings by the Pyramids - intense afro spiritual jazz
Spiritual Unity by Ayler - spooky free jazz with wailing sax
Evan Harris
Check the fucking essentials charts next time you mong
Carson Stewart
its like when a girl asks if shes sucking too hard or if you want a finger in your ass, yknow?
Jason Rivera
kk
I get it
Brayden Diaz
Yea but i want more great albums than just the ones on the chart
Adrian Brown
>headhunters
>rock/jazz fusion
what is wrong with the guy's explanation of jazz fusion
Oliver Morales
Give Dizzy Gillespie a try bruv
Ryan Martin
Disregard my last posts, I suck too much cock
Jordan Jackson
dude if you want I can suck yours to relieve you of the rainbows torturing your insides
Owen Taylor
I have no last post.
how did you know?
Lincoln Long
My sixth sense has developed to the level of a god's
Isaac Rivera
did your sixth sense tell you im up for some fisting?
Bentley Allen
how about you listen to the 50 albums on there before asking for more
also it would be nice if you told us what you listened to already and what it is exactly you're looking for
Ryan Sullivan
A decent amount of jazz musicians are metalheads. Craig Taborn, for instance, as well as Trevor Dunn. So, my recommendation is Dan Weiss' Starebaby, where a bunch of avant-garde jazz musicians decided to make a metal album and it's very good.
Angel Allen
To pump a butterfly
Carter Rodriguez
ever listen to Marc Ribot?
youtube.com
Gavin Taylor
Start with mainstream jazz.
youtube.com
Then move to early-bop: Cannonball Addley, Dizzy Gillespie, Coleman Hawkins, Count Basie, Charlie Parker