Alfredo

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DeAge™ : 7457 days • Here since 9 january 2006

Miles Davis Kind Of Blue

11 feb 06

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One of the (many) masterpieces of jazz, perhaps the best, definitely the most well-known. And then Davis introduced John Coltrane to the world...

Eric Dolphy Out To Lunch

11 feb 06

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I only have "Last Date" by Dolphy, featuring Mengelberg as well. It's truly a great album, I absolutely must make this mine!

Jaco Pastorius Word of Mouth

11 feb 06

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IN YOUR OPINION...exactly...what does Ron Carter have to do with it? We're talking about bassists and you can't mention the greatest double bassist in history?...come on, get to work! :)

Jaco Pastorius Word of Mouth

11 feb 06

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I haven't had a chance to listen to the latest one; lately, I've been enjoying "The sun don't lie," beautiful and with a stunning "Panther." And do we even need to mention the genius Ron Carter?

A poetess... perhaps I am not the right person to talk about Power since it's a genre I can barely tolerate, especially since the boom of releases in this field. It's probably a matter of dislike towards the commercialization of music. However, there is one thing I will not compromise on: the VOICE of most Power bands is TERRIBLE!!!

Jaco Pastorius Punk Jazz - The Jaco Pastorius Anthology

10 feb 06

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My favorite is Marcus Miller.

John Lord Fonda Debaser

10 feb 06

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Come on, I was just trying to lighten the mood... don't take it the wrong way. :)

Napalm Death Utopia Banished

10 feb 06

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The point, in my opinion, is that "Scum" was much more important than this for the genre, while "Utopia..." is THE masterpiece of Napalm Death. A similar argument can be made regarding Bob Dylan; his early albums were revolutionary, but "Blood on the Tracks" was the pinnacle, the masterpiece.