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Warming up for another night of your runner job in a studio with sandy boots?Warming up for yet another exciting Friday evening in posting at sites who can't hear you?
How fulfilling.
Warming up for another night of your runner job in a studio with sandy boots?Warming up for yet another exciting Friday evening in posting at sites who can't hear you?
How fulfilling.
Warming up for another night of your runner job in a studio with sandy boots?
I hate jazz
With a passion
See?
This is what too many slabs of Dutch Gold does to your head. Here's Jambo in Friday night/Dutch Gold mode:
'I was thinking about how much I hate jazz. I can't say exactly why I hate it, but hate is what it is. I know I don't understand it. The players all seem to be playing a different song to each other most of the time. It's all too confusing and far too like musical vandalism'.
I'd try to educate you, but it's a waste of time.
In fact, it pleases me greatly that you openly (if somewhat randomly) don't 'get' jazz.
It requires an intellect, a sense of perception at playing 'in the moment' rather than off a sheet of music.
Here, try this one; it was recorded by some students at the Estonian pop/jazz institute who were all under twenty years of age at the time.
Lauri Kadalipp & Social Jazz (2018) 'Feels Just Right'
Now: what did you just listen to? A song? No, not really. A jam? Sort of, but not really. An orchestrated and note-for-note copy of the author's original idea? No? Yeah, it ain't that either. What's holding it all together, Jimmy? Any idea? Or did you think they're all guessing what each other are going to do next? Where's the time signature, and what's it counting? Is the tempo consistent or does it change anywhere? What instruments are actually being played in this tune, Jimmy? Drums, yeah. A trumpet? Yeah, definitely.
But what else can you hear?
And by 'hear' I mean decipher the various elements and the foundation they rely on to keep momentum and discipline in check while sailing effortlessly along on gossamer wings out into the ether.
If you didn't get that last bit, try it again after a half a crate of Dutch Gold.
Then get back to me.
David liked your post but I don't like David's music (thrash) either, although I'd take it over jazz
It's just not melodic or joyful enough 4 me
Fat gob strikes again in NEWS SHOCKER!
What?So you compare other people's taste in music in order to eliminate what you DON'T like?
That's rather vacant, no?
Now you're getting it..No wonder you're a fan of Oasis so.
Here's another 'piece' by the world renowned English guitarist John McLaughlin (ex-Mahavishnu Orchtestra, Miles Davis, etc, etc)
It's time stamped to where the bass and drums to kick in, the intro is too complex for you, so I'll make this easy for you: melodic and/or joyful? Yes or no?
What?
David liked your post but I don't like David's music (thrash) either, although I'd take it over jazz
Now you're getting it..
It's just not melodic or joyful enough 4 me
I don't like or dislike music based on what other people like or dislike
David liked your post but I don't like David's music (thrash) either, although I'd take it over jazz
It's just not melodic or joyful enough 4 me
But you just said that:
What?See?
Listen to what? One of your music videos? NoDid you even try to listen to it?
No?
Ah, see now there's the..... . . ..fuck it - stick with Liam Gallagher, you musical neanderthal.