no wonder rock has 200 subgenres

inb4 white people label miles

>>73834265
>complains about labels
>has a first and last name and probably named his kids too
What did he mean by this

>>73834265
What did this jackoff do that Charlie Mingus didn't?

>>73834838
>His last name was likely given to him by his ancestor's slave masters
Really makes you think

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>whypepo don't be spicin they chikin, nawmean?

>>73834265
There's 200 subgenres just in metal, which is the whitest rock genre. I think miles Davis is right here.
Honestly the most annoying thrings on /mu/ is when people fight over what subgenre some obscure vapor wave album is, as if it is necessary to understand or enjoy the music.

>>73834882
>Reads RYM once

>>73834882
Play real improvisational jazz instead of a just having a large arrangement of people that play pop licks pretending to be jazz? Mingus has no depth in any of his big popular records except maybe Ah Um, it's all about how the arrangement of sounds flow in and out that's it. Pay attention to how The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady is composed of cliche licks rather than anything emotional or unique.

>>73835362
t. has only heard Ah Um and Black Saint

>>73835404
Nah, ALL of Mingus' third stream stuff is watered down jazz for the sake of more sophisticated arrangements. In my opinion he's getting out done by the likes of contemporary guys like Evan Parker, Wadada Leo Smith, and Henry Threadgill who have fitted complex arrangement stuff in a way where there's still more intricate playing to go along with it.

>>73835495
You added nothing to your original point except for list some other randoms you found on RYM.

>>73835518
They aren't randoms though. You just don't know your jazz if you don't know that those guys use larger classical music inspired arrangements as well.