This is a really important jazz piano album if you know a whopping total of 15 jazz pianists
This is a really important jazz piano album if you know a whopping total of 15 jazz pianists
Yah bro but it’s “thing: Japan” so it’s good
there's not even 10 jazz pianists worth listening to
there is room in my heart for just one jazz pianist
Sure there are. Though I'd say 15 is quite a lot.
mccoy tyner
mal waldron
red garland
toshiko akiyoshi
chick corea
herbie hancock
geri allen
keith jarrett
ahmad jamal
oscar peterson
monk
art tatum
kenny drew
barry harris
sonny clark
george shearing
brubeck
bud powell
Name an album with a bigger inoffensive sound to seethe ratio. I would've completely forgotten about it by now if Jakshit scum like you had stopped, but here you are still whining about it over 6 years after the fact
15 is quite a lot
I mean really worth listening to, that's much more exclusive than someone being able to do a passable job in a combo.
inoffensive
It is offensive though, the piano solos are redundant and the bassist can't stop making farting noises kek
Stick to anime soundtracks and other goyslop jingles
thread calling famous coltrane or miles davis album boring and overrated
rarely a peep made
thread calling generic weeb jazz album boring and overrated
guaranteed avalanches of seethe and malding
thread calling famous coltrane or miles davis album boring and overrated
This is correct, I mean ALS is not even the best record Coltrane made in that year.
You need to improve your standards if you really think that two-bit accompanist is worthy of serious consideration.
people who listen to this album think 22 is old
This guy was only playing piano for 4 years
Yeah you can tell lmao
let me hide the fact i don't know how to talk about this stuff by pretending it's boring and worthless
And scenery is not even top 50 best piano trio albums released in 1976 but good luck telling pic related that without causing a temper tantrum
zoomer death camp
Probably not even the best piano trio record released by a Japanese national that year Tbh.
No arguments, just wojaks?
the root of all the seething caused by this album is because a lot of people who claim to enjoy jazz are complete posers and only like it for superficial and aesthetic reasons. seeing normies co-opt something they have no right to supposedly claim to enjoy causes nuclear levels of butthurt because its like seeing their own reflection in a mirror and having to come to terms with their ugliness.
okay sure but fukui ain't one of them
excuse me i think you forgot someone
Yah bro but it’s “thing: Japan” so it’s good
Kind of.
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everything he put out after 1964 is cocktail muzak
oops meant 1963, 1964 was the beginning of the end
Stan Getz
My point exactly
you know what i forgot intermodulation came out in 1966 so NEARLY everything he put out after, to be fair
To be honest, Evans was always kind of in the muzak sphere, but also unironically one of his best records is the live date in Oslo recorded in 1966. Though this might be my bias toward Eddie Gomez speaking more than anything.
okay then why did you include brubek?
He was goated in the late 50s and early 60s but beyond that he's just decently pleasant
better live albums and better rhythm section interplay. he can feel stiff in studio albums i admit
JAPANESE JAZZ IS RETARDED TOURIST SHIT
mccoy tyner
No.
mal waldron
Yes.
red garland
Yes.
toshiko akiyoshi
No.
chick corea
Unfortunately yes.
herbie hancock
See above.
geri allen
Interesting and actually good pick to be honest.
keith jarrett
No.
ahmad jamal
No.
oscar peterson
No.
monk
Yes.
art tatum
Yes.
kenny drew
Yes.
barry harris
No
sonny clark
Another interesting, but correct pick.
george shearing
Yes.
brubeck
No.
bud powell
Yes.
That’s being generous. It’s great jazz piano if you’ve only ever heard of Bill Evans but not actually listened to his music.
>chick corea
Unfortunately yes.
>herbie hancock
See above.
I know what you mean, kek
all of the things you said about evans can be applied to brubek though, probably even more fittingly
Fucking brilliant at their best, but they've just released so much ass music it's hard to talk about them as GOATs.
It’s great jazz piano if you’ve only ever heard of Bill Evans but not actually listened to his music.
You know, that bugs me about this album too. Everyone keeps saying it sounds like Mccoy Tyner and Evans but I just don't hear it.
they play way faster than the evans trio, use way more key and time signatures, more energetic drum solos, etc. i know they have that reputation but they played pretty "hot" at times despite being an iconic cool jazz quartet, i dont know what else to tell you
oh my bad i didnt realize jazz pianists could also telepathically control their drummers and play the drum solos for them as well
the best pianists arent just pianists, theyre bandleaders, and bandleaders generally decide which solos go where. cool self-report, tourist. why do you think jazzfags shit all over Scenery? there's barely any "bandleading" at all
cope.
and the reason why people shit on cool jazz has nothing to do with muh bandleading its because its inoffensive music that doesn't particularly challenge you to enjoy it. that doesn't mean its necessarily bad either.
cope
so literally not an argument than lmao
and the reason why people shit on cool jazz has nothing to do with muh bandleading its because its inoffensive music that doesn't particularly challenge you to enjoy it
I know retard, that's the point, Brubeck would push his bandmates and allow them to do weirder more unique shit by cool jazz standards. Bad bandleading often leads to inoffensive music. Isn't that obvious?
regardless of how much better of a bandleader he was or wasnt than evans, at the end of the day the type of jazz they made fit into relatively the same box. you can shit on evans for making boring cocktail muzak all you want but just remember brubek deserves just as much shit if not more. no amount of coping about muh band leading or 'pushing them to explore new territory' can change that
That's Scatman John, right?
let me ignore all of your arguments and just repeat the same debunked original point over and over
Next thread do the cowboy bebop ost to bait the jazzfags again
But that album's actually pretty good.
you have no points, youre just writing a bunch of nothing and expecting me to debate you over it.
evans will always be remembered as a more influential and profound pianist than dave take the elevator music to floor 5 brubek.
>mccoy tyner
No.
Are you retarded?