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Post subject: Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sat February 25, 2023 6:29 am
Future Drummer
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 4:57 am Posts: 2820
Ello Sailor wrote:
I am curious Kurious Oranj.
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I remember I was in Miami when it happened. I was posting from the balcony of my apartment overlooking the beach. And I was having an argument with Adamdude.
Post subject: Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sat March 04, 2023 2:31 am
I've been POOSSTTIiiEEnngeeaahh
Joined: Sun March 12, 2017 3:06 pm Posts: 11852
On a completely unrelated note, it's crazy to me that Carlos D (ex-Interpol) hated playing bass. He's responsible for some of the tastiest basslines of the 2000s, and yet he apparently wrote and performed them reluctantly.
Post subject: Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Fri March 10, 2023 6:59 pm
likes rhythmic things that butt up against each other
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 8:02 pm Posts: 967
Which musicians do you think you could recognize just by their tone/phrasing/style - whatever you wanna call it? I mean if you would hear 20 players playing the same song one after another could you spot that player from that group?
I started to think about this when I was listening to Wayne Shorter and immediately recognized the trumpet player as Lee Morgan. I'll list a couple of "golden era" jazz players I think I would recognize because I was thinking this more in that context, but feel free to list players from other genres too.
Trumpet players: Lee Morgan, Freddie Hubbard and Chet Baker. I think they all have very distinct styles. Lee and Freddie play with such a force that at times it sounds like bullets coming out of the horn. Chet is pretty much on the other end of that spectrum.
Sax players: Lester Young and Bird. Both have pretty unique styles. Lester has such a soft and warm tone and Bird's phrasing is somehow instantly recognizable.
Piano players: Thelonious Monk and Bill Evans. Again players who are in a way on the opposite sides of the spectrum. All I need to hear is the first few notes from "Coming To The Hudson" and I know it's Monk. Same goes with 'Young and Foolish' by Evans.
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Post subject: Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Mon March 13, 2023 11:32 am
Fake NYC Setlist Relayer
Joined: Thu January 03, 2013 7:55 pm Posts: 7646
I’d like to have a good list of essential live albums. In fact, I have been cooking this up as the next journey, but while I know many of them, I just get the sense I don’t have what I need yet.
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