What's your favorite jazz album?

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>>53693577
Actually taking a trip with a few dudes on Friday to see Anthony Braxton play some free shows and visit Sun Ra's grave.

>>53693609
take pics

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>>53693577
it depends, there are so much very different ones... maybe pic related

My favourites are top 3:
Miles Davis - In a Silent Way
Bobby Hutcherson - Dialogue
Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

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>>53693577

The one with the nignogs and the saxamaphones

Pharaoh Sanders - Elevation

>>53693676

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pic related and
thelonius monk - monks dream

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I know it's not very original, but it always puts me in a good mood

>>53694076
Gr8 choice. Speak no Evil was my fave of last year.

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Tough choice. Tatum always gets me going + this is strong the whole way through (I have the cute 10" LP) so I picked it. Also considered Paul Quinichette, Art Pepper, and Hancock's Maiden Voyage.

>>53693577
I could never really get into Mingus.

>>53697389
>>53697410
I like these too.

What's the heaviest, most energetic and loudest (while not being the most dissonant) jazz album you know? excluding free and avant garde jazz

>>53697755
Mingus the Dingus at Antibes

>>53697755
Moanin' is pretty heavy as well, if you like big drums.

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>>53697880
Cheers guys

btw, >>53697880, I love big drums. I'm specifically looking for great drumming, but I'd also like the whole band to go with it to give it that "holy shit, woah" feel to it

>>53693577
Africa/Brass

Do I just not get Brilliant Corners?
Even after I've been digging more into jazz, it still sounds so messy to me. Is there something else to it or is that just how it sounds?

>>53697929
In that case, definitely check out Moanin'. Also Tony Williams "Emergency" and maybe some Gene Krupa if you're down for older (pre bop) jazz.

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You can't beat a double quartet

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One of these two. I always switch back and forth between which one is my top favorite. Right now it's The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady.

>>53698111
something else! is really great also.

any more coleman i should check out?

>>53698056
Great, thank you

>>53698138
His Science Fiction sessions are definitely worth checking out

>>53697755
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QjL3LTosz4

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>>16502621
Bill Evans Trio 1961 Vanguard Recordings. Scott lafaro is the son of god.

>>53698245
FUUUCCKKK. more like this? plz jazz dudes