T.D. Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 45 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said: Sue Lynch and Regan Bowering – Sax and Drums I always understand "maths" in musical prefix terms to just mean "has jarring changes in time signatures". A way of saying "proggy" without also suggesting that the music might be lame. Thanks. Not being familiar with the usage, I thought things like counterpoint, retrograde, and even serialism might qualify. If we extend "maths" to "probability", even some of Xenakis's stochastic music (which I think is mathematically -at least- lame, having seen some simplistic underlying FORTRAN code). Quote
Rabshakeh Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 23 minutes ago, T.D. said: Thanks. Not being familiar with the usage, I thought things like counterpoint, retrograde, and even serialism might qualify. If we extend "maths" to "probability", even some of Xenakis's stochastic music (which I think is mathematically -at least- lame, having seen some simplistic underlying FORTRAN code). Any music with rhythm is maths jazz (counting). The only non-maths jazz form of music so far discovered is unaccompanied Tuvan Throat Singing. Quote
jazzbo Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 Duke Ellington “1941” Smithsonian Collection LP 1 Re-listening to LP 1 of this excellent 2 LP set. These Smithsonian Collection Ellington sets always have sounded so good and transported me into a great listening world. 300×302 20.8 KB Quote
jazzbo Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 Dusko Goykovich “Swinging Macedonia” Philips/Enja Japan cd Alto Saxophone – Eddie Busnello Bass – Peter Trunk Drums – Cees See Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Nathan Davis Piano – Mal Waldron Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Dusko Goykovich Recorded August 30 & 31, 1966 at Philips Studio, Cologne. Quote
optatio Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 3 minutes ago, jazzbo said: Dusko Goykovich “Swinging Macedonia” Philips/Enja Japan cd Alto Saxophone – Eddie Busnello Bass – Peter Trunk Drums – Cees See Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Nathan Davis Piano – Mal Waldron Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Dusko Goykovich Recorded August 30 & 31, 1966 at Philips Studio, Cologne. 👍 Quote
T.D. Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 1 hour ago, rostasi said: My point was that you just did. Sorry. Didn't know the terminology. Thought it'd be weirder. Quote
HutchFan Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 NP: O Universo Musical de Baden Powell (Universal/Sunnyside, rel. 2002) Disc 1 - A Selection From The Barclay Years, 1964-1972 Quote
gmonahan Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 I dismissed these years ago as commercial stuff but decided to return to them after all these years with this set, and there really is some fine music here! Good sound too. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 Angel Bat Dawid - A modern cosmic apocalyptic sonic discourse for The Book of Enoch First listen to this. It seems pretty bad. Like a Stereolab offcut. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 John Lurie - Fishing With John (Original Music From The Series By John Lurie) Quote
John Tapscott Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 3 hours ago, gmonahan said: I dismissed these years ago as commercial stuff but decided to return to them after all these years with this set, and there really is some fine music here! Good sound too. Maynard's fine British band. Yep. Definitely pretty good for the time period. A few tracks on each album transcend the era. Now: Quote
JSngry Posted June 2 Author Report Posted June 2 1 hour ago, Rabshakeh said: Angel Bat Dawid - A modern cosmic apocalyptic sonic discourse for The Book of Enoch First listen to this. It seems pretty bad. Like a Stereolab offcut. Have you read The Book(s) of Enoch? 4 hours ago, gmonahan said: I dismissed these years ago as commercial stuff but decided to return to them after all these years with this set, and there really is some fine music here! Good sound too. You can more than safely add M.F. Horn 4&5: Live at Jimmy's After that, hey...all bets are off Quote
JSngry Posted June 3 Author Report Posted June 3 17 compositions by 15 composers. 3 CDs packed in an LP-size jacket in cardboard that's as heavy as a 65 Cadillac. Pleasant listening so far, about as expected. Quote
Rabshakeh Posted June 3 Report Posted June 3 7 hours ago, John Tapscott said: Maynard's fine British band. Yep. Definitely pretty good for the time period. A few tracks on each album transcend the era. The next one 4/5 is excellent. 7 hours ago, JSngry said: You can more than safely add M.F. Horn 4&5: Live at Jimmy's I see I am beaten to the punch. 7 hours ago, JSngry said: Have you read The Book(s) of Enoch? Yes. The three main ones, in Charlesworth's translation (I haven't kept up my Ge'ez and old Church Slavonic have been getting rusty since I left primary school). Quote
jazzcorner Posted June 3 Report Posted June 3 14 hours ago, JSngry said: Have you read The Book(s) of Enoch? You can more than safely add M.F. Horn 4&5: Live at Jimmy's After that, hey...all bets are off Agreed! Quote
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