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When I was a poor college student, I still didn't rip people off. ever play an album for a friend who didnt own it?

ooh man look out, guys chuck nessa has quotation marks and he knows how to use them!

so i wont fucking share on this forum. youre not going to stop me from doing so elsewhere. and youre not going to make me feel bad for doing so. i never wouldve have financially supported organissimo had i not heard their music illegally first. im a poor college student. i dont get to buy that many albums, so i want to buy good albums. no matter what guilt trip you lay on me, i wouldnt own half my collection if it werent for torrents and the like. my criminal activity has made many artist money. i can sleep at night plus what about super obscure albums? wanna inform me of a shop where i can walk in and purchase Skilfullness by Alan Silva? cos i sure as fuck cant find one

you guys are assholes i was just asking a question

You avatar isn't bad either. you a fan? That's a young Trotsky, right? hahaha, hes not that far left. but commie or no, hes a musical genius. along with his homeboy jonny.

some would see it as me promoting other people's stuff. im all for people downloading music, but if you like got out and buy it! and thanks for the answer, jim.

well, they definitely have prog rock albums. have you heard animals? about as traditional proggy as it gets and bands like amt def still adhere to prog principals. long indulgent ever changing songs, concept albums.

I guess not. I'm not sure they're prog bands. Birthday Boy Blows Out Candles on Nine-Hour Prog "Concerto" eh. japanese noise wank. definitely falls somewhere in prog. but no, not your typical prog band like Yes or Pink Floyd or Tool

so whats this forums policy on sharing copyrighted material?

You avatar isn't bad either. you a fan?

Do you go to Mizzou? I was more of a Jim Beam man, when I was there. nah. going to a community college to get the associates, then ill transfer to mizzou. gotta save them moneys where you can. but, eww, jim beam. do you still live around here? i know a guy named rob c, but i HIGHLY doubt to see him posting on a jazz forum

hahahaha whats this one about?

cheers!

2007 btw, you guys have an awesome selection of smilies

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BSS is okay. i was really diggin on you forgot it in people when i first heard. its grown a bit old now and i never could get into the other two. YFIIP would be a good listen for anyone into that kind of spacious indie stuff

i got a pair of philips at best buy. the noise cancellation works decently, but the sound quality is fantastic. deep base an crisp highs. they cost me about $75 and were totally worth it

you realize you can avoid this by illegally ownloading? I hope you're joking, and not promoting illegal downloading. im not joking. i find it to be the best marketing tool available to rising artists. i wouldnt own half the albums i do if i didnt preview them (omg illegally) first.

if youll notice i have about twelve posts and joined a couple weeks ago. what some would call a n00b.

you realize you can avoid this by illegally ownloading?

as for early, noisy sonic youth, i think confusion is sex takes the cake. the only other big black album ive heard is songs about fucking, and it was okay, so im not too sure about wsham

zappa sucks, hendrix is okay. highway 61 would fall somewhere in the top 100 along with beethovens seventh symphony oh and no such thing as too much radiohead

anybody? workin on this for another forum. very rough draft of my top 50. what do you guys like? 1.John Coltrane – Ascension 2.Arvo Part – Tabula Rasa 3.Pharoah Sanders – Karma 4.Radiohead – Kid A 5.Fela Kuti – Expensive Shit! 6.The Pop Group – Y 7.Neil Young – On the Beach 8.Pere Ubu – Modern Dance 9.Richard and Linda Thompson – Pour Down Like Silver 10.The Beatles – Rubber Soul 11.Funkadelic – Maggot Brain 12.Talking Heads – Remain in Light 13.Cecil Taylor – Unit Structures 14.John Coltrane – A Love Supreme 15.Neil Young – Tonight's the Night 16.Miles Davis – Kind of Blue 17.Sun Ra – Lanqidity 18.Richard and Linda Thompson – I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight 19.Ed Blackwell and Don Cherry – Mu pt. 1 20.Radiohead – In Rainbows 21.The Art Ensemble of Chicago – Les Stances a Sophie 22.Akron/Family – Love is Simple 23.Charles Mingus – Mingus Ah Um 24.Ornette Coleman – The Shape of Jazz to Come 25.Sonic Youth – Evol 26.The Beatles 27.John Zorn – Bar Kokhba 28.The Beatles – Please Please Me 29.Radiohead – OK Computer 30.Super Furry Animals – Mwng 31.The Beatles – Abbey Road 32.Parliament – Mothership Connection 33.Alan Silva – Luna Surface 34.Sonic Youth – Daydream Nation 35.Albert Ayler Trio – Spiritual Unity 36.Neil Young – Everybody Knows this is Nowhere 37.The Art Ensemble of Chicago – Bap-Tizum 38.Arvo Part – Te Deum 39.Boredoms – Super Ae 40.Akron/Family 41.Brian Eno – Another Green World 42.Flaming Lips – The Soft Bulletin 43.Miles Davis – Bitches Brew 44.Super Furry Animals – Radiator 45.Fela Kuti – Shuffering and Shmiling 46.Archie Shepp – The Magic of Ju-Ju 47.Radiohead – Amnesiac 48.Big Black – Atomizer 49.John Coltrane – Interstellar Space 50. Thelonious Monk - Brilliant Corners

interstellar space