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1999-07-08 21:01christopher (idm) jaz
└─ 1999-07-08 22:29Blag Re: (idm) jaz
1999-07-09 02:45ADM Re: (idm) jaz
└─ 1999-07-09 03:15Matthew Korfhage Re: (idm) jaz
1999-07-09 03:26Tom Millar Re: (idm) jaz
1999-07-09 03:44christopher Re: (idm) jaz
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1999-07-08 21:01christopher> And what i've heard of Clifford Gilberto sounds a lot like some stuff i've > heard by sq
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quoted 4 lines And what i've heard of Clifford Gilberto sounds a lot like some stuff i've> And what i've heard of Clifford Gilberto sounds a lot like some stuff i've > heard by squarepusher. > But then, so does a lot of the Amon Tobin and Funki Porcini, as far as i > can tell.
and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like thelonious monk and dizzy. === _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
1999-07-08 22:29BlagOn Thu, 8 Jul 1999, christopher wrote: > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, wh
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On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, christopher wrote:
quoted 2 lines and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like> and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like > thelonious monk and dizzy.
What? I hate to drag this out any longer, but that's total bullshit. They all played bebop... but I don't know where "sounds exactly" fits into that. I think you need to listen a little harder or get some more records... .Bil. ich|bin|ein|kopieier
1999-07-09 02:45ADM> > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like > thelonious
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quoted 4 lines and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like> > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like > thelonious monk and dizzy. > ===
Yea... umm... listen to much jazz? Mingus exemplifies a totally different period of jazz than Monk. Argh! As a self-appointed jazz snob, can this statement be known as the most ridiculously stupid, foundationless, and ignorant comment about jazz posted to the IDM list? Oops. -Aaron
1999-07-09 03:15Matthew KorfhageOn Thu, 8 Jul 1999, ADM wrote: > > > > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, whic
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On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, ADM wrote:
quoted 12 lines and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like> > > > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like > > thelonious monk and dizzy. > > === > > Yea... umm... listen to much jazz? Mingus exemplifies a totally different > period of jazz than Monk. Argh! As a self-appointed jazz snob, can this > statement be known as the most ridiculously stupid, foundationless, and ignorant > comment about jazz posted to the IDM list? Oops. > > -Aaron >
I'd just been assuming high irony here. Maybe I was wrong... M. It was the rooftop summer and the air was filled with heroes, the dusty sky that burned with stormlight.
1999-07-09 03:26Tom MillarYeah, but to a person unfamiliar with the "history" of jazz, Mingus might sound quite like
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Yeah, but to a person unfamiliar with the "history" of jazz, Mingus might sound quite like several hard boppers. 20 years from now people might just be talking about Kraftwerk or Moroder's disco productions with what we consider modern IDM. Mingus did some free jazz stuff as well as bop. His career spanned several years and he got to play with a lot of genres, from the straight-ahead swing of "Haitian Fight Song" (my favorite of his) to solo improvised piano works and other stuff that's closer to what Monk and others were doing. Monk, Miles and Dizzy also did some straight-ahead swing blues records, if I recall correctly... (my favorite stuff by Miles are his ballads, actually). Exemplifying a period of jazz and being only a member of only one part of the jazz spectrum are not the same thing. Ellington might be the King of Swing, but he did Latin stuff too. Tom
1999-07-09 03:44christophersarcasm was involved... --- Blag <blag@ultra.gawth.com> wrote: > > On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, chr
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sarcasm was involved... --- Blag <blag@ultra.gawth.com> wrote:
quoted 13 lines On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, christopher wrote:> > On Thu, 8 Jul 1999, christopher wrote: > > > and a lot of sonny rollins sounds like mingus, which sounds exactly like > > thelonious monk and dizzy. > > What? I hate to drag this out any longer, but that's total bullshit. > > They all played bebop... but I don't know where "sounds exactly" fits into > that. I think you need to listen a little harder or get some more > records... > > .Bil.
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