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>>71933530
you actually got it right wtf

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>>71933530

>>71933530
What's the patrician Mingus one? I love Mingus Ah Um and Black Saint, but I don't recognize that one

>>71934280
let my children hear music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KozkReSD0G4

>>71934296
thanks. Black Saint will always be my favorite though.

>plebeian
Listening to only the most basic entry level albums an thinking that you love them because you feel like you're supposed to

>contrarian
Thinking that entry level albums are bad just because they're entry level, and thinks that obscure and inaccessible = good, while not being able to talk about why the music is good so they resort to namecalling

>patrician
exploring the genre and finding out what you like and why you like it, while learning to appreciate the entry-level classics and recognizing why they are great

I'll pick Ascended Tier:

>Miles
Nefertiti

>Coltrane
Live at the Village Vanguard

>Mingus
Mingus Ah Um

>Hancock
Tie between Maiden Voyage and The Prisoner

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Japanese noise rock (and noise)

>>71933530
Sketches of Spain is fucking great, wtf

>>71934481
>patrician
>not super ae

>>71934534
>super ae
>better than early boredoms
D I S C A R D E D

>>71934481
but flood isn't even noisy, only one of the tracks is

>>71934555
pop tatari > wow 2 > super ae > VCN > the rest

>>71933530
Switch around contrarian and patrician and switch A Love Supreme and Blue Train.

>>71934560
Yeah, I know, I meant noise rock bands (I can generally consider Boris to be noise rock at times) My bad.

>>71934836
The Smiths are better than all the bands on the list

>>71934836
What do these albums have to do with each other? Entry level hipstercore?

>>71933530
This is the most patrician contrarian section I've seen