best jazz album of all time.
Best jazz album of all time
Ryder Lopez
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Easton Ramirez
that's not kenny g
Connor Reyes
That’s not even his best album
Tyler Martinez
Mingus is great but he’s a pleb magnet.
Jace Gomez
It's not even a JAZZ album
Parker Ward
No, this is.
Noah Davis
10/10, just listened to Cookin’ with MDQ
Landon Cruz
Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Herbie Hancock, and Thelonious Monk are all huge fucking pleb magnets.
Evan Morris
popular doesn't equal bad.
Kayden Price
Then please explain notable jazzist who aren't pleb magnets.
Ethan Gutierrez
Benny carter.
Isaiah Williams
Alice Coltrane
Blake Morris
Charles Tyler
Christian Fisher
Benny Carter is much more accessible than Monk, Coltrane and Mingus. Only reason he isn't a "pleb-magnet" is people haven't heard him.
Jackson Taylor
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try again, t o u r i s t
Kevin Davis
All suck.
Easton Moore
Benny carter never made a bad recording.
Christian Martinez
Andrew Hill, Sam Rivers, Eric Dolphy, Freddie Hubbard, Tony Williams, Evan Parker, McCoy Tyner, Jackie McLean, Don Cherry, Cecil Taylor, Marion Brown, Stanko
Anthony Wood
You guys realise that the greatest jazz was recorded BEFORE 1959, right? right?
Austin Gutierrez
spyro gyra
album-all of them
Anthony Cox
I just saw them at Jazz Alley.
Juan Williams
that's not Mingus Ah Um.
Jose Murphy
he's great, no argument there.
Matthew Morgan
based but lounge lizards s/t is the best jazz album ever
Jacob Turner
BASED BASED BASED
Levi Torres
I like giant steps more than anything on ALS but I feel like everything outside of that song on the full album isn’t as exciting or interesting, so to me ALS is the better Coltrane album. Still a solid pick though
Ryan Roberts
Too easy
Christopher Miller
For me, it's The Shape of Jazz to Come by the Ornette Coleman Quartet.
Joseph Gray
oh yeah, good candidate
Andrew Reed
I'll just leave this here
Blake Lee
based but complete science fiction is better
Carter Bennett
For me, it's Intents and Purposes: The Jazz Artistry of Bill Dixon.
Jaxon Brown
that's not tpab
Elijah Nguyen
based and redpilled
Sebastian Carter
Luis Jenkins
How bout' pharoah sanders ?
Gavin Robinson
>not free jazz
Xavier Ortiz
easily this
Easton Diaz
The rockism in this thread is getting out of control.