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>>74419826
60s -70s. Funk and Psychedelic Rock is probably the best music out there.

Once upon a time /mu/ was a small board with a close knit group of music fans up for a laugh, decent discussion and exploration together. As time passed, traffic increased, more people with different tastes arrived and arguments ensued to the point discussion was no longer worth attempting and the board became nothing more than a blog for the latest hype trends.

Someone, somewhere started a board called Musikchan. It didn't really take off because people didn't want to leave /mu/ for odd reasons and that no one posted there, not realising if they posted, so would others.

The board still exists, threads last months and months. Theres no waifutards, no memerap, no shills, kids, Fantano drones and no captcha.

A few of us want to get it back to life with real music fans who value quality over quantity. Threads that last weeks and you can have mature conversations. A place for classical, jazz, experimental, trad folk and no FotM shit, come join us make a good discussion board

http://www.musikchan.com/music/index.html

60s for me, and my favorite three artists are McCoy Tyner, Charles Mingus, and John Coltrane. Used to not like Art Blakey but I think he's growing on me.

Listening to a lot of Duke Ellington too, also Dexter Gordon's "Go" is great in my opinion.

I've also realized that there is a lot of good 2010 stuff (not BBNG or Kamasi Washington) that I want to check out.

>>74419919
>http://www.musikchan.com/music/index.html
But how do I view in catalog?

>>74419975
http://www.musikchan.com/music/catalog.html

>>74419878
same.
herbie hancock.

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Polish jazz is best jazz,
Tymon Tymanski and pic related