Just listened to pic related again. Man Alice Coltrane kills on this. What are you listening to?
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Aaron Lewis
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Blake Adams
Just listened to Giant Steps again for the millionth time.
Gonna play Lee Konitz in Hifi later. I haven't heard it in a while but I remember diging it.
Parker Ward
should I listen to the full box set or the shorter vinyl version of this?
Matthew Roberts
idk. I listen to the 4 hour version and I love it. depends how much you like Coltrane I guess.
Ian Rodriguez
I'm on the fence about doing drugs again. I was supposed to quit, am supposed to quit, but I'm tempted to go one more time. Can someone talk me out of it?
Josiah White
dont do drugs you fucking degenerate
Asher Butler
I can't talk you out of it but what I can say is that everytime you relapse all previous work has been futile and you are back on square one.
If you are serious about being sober for the long haul you need to give yourself several years without drugs because thats how long it takes for your brain to regain normal functionality.
Asher Lewis
its a meme btw, this is a reference to someone who used to post frequently in /jazz/ threads about his NA meetings , no one actually knows the whereabouts of the first poster or if it was even real in the first place but all mentions of drugs in jazz related are probably not sincere
Blake Ortiz
>55550
so close
Dominic Reyes
Yes... i was memeing...
Carter Baker
Idk what to listen to tonight. I'm actually starting to get bored of John Coltrane and Miles Davis cause I've heard them so much
Juan Howard
There are other musicians.
Listen to Dolphy or something
Samuel Cooper
I don't know why but I still haven't gotten into Coltrane... I only listened to Olatunji Concert
Hunter Gray
Listen to Giant Steps!
Jaxson Bailey
odd way to start Coltrane desu
Nathan Rivera
Alright, I'll start downloading his discography right now
Wyatt Jones
listen to Meditations if you liked Olatunji - it gets quite intense too and wasn't recorded on a toaster
William Collins
>recorded on a toaster
lol that's a funny way of putting it.
I'm listening to pic related now
Sebastian Scott
Full box set, the two longest songs are the high points of the recording for me, my favorite things and crescent.
Carter Garcia
Incredible album! Great choice.
Please don't. If you do it again, you'll keep telling yourself "just one more time". You need to just quit and resist the urges. Quitting is a long and arduous journey, but it's sure as hell worth it. Take your life back. Go to NA if it would help. Try and get friends or family to keep you accountable, so you're not relying on stranger from the internet to talk you out of it. Best of luck!
Evan Morris
Check out Elephant9, they released some new shit this week and it's pretty fire
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Juan Watson
how the fuck did you end up having THAT as your first coltrane album
Asher Bailey
i want to know too
what the fuck
Christian Diaz
it's not that surprising, on the internet you can see lots of people talking about this importance of that album and the uniqueness of it, he obviously just saw that and decided to see what was up.
Christian Flores
I always thought that Coltrane was just traditional jazz, and what got me into jazz was Cecil Taylor and Andrew Hill, so when I heard that Olatunji Concert was this wild, raw, free jazz I instantly downloaded it.
Matthew Green
usually someone who is interested in an album like olatunji has probably already listened to one of Coltrane's classics since he is one of the most renowned jazz musicians. nice