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Topic	Recommend two albums. I'll rate, rank and review them.
thundersheep 10/04/17 11:56:23 PM #135:	CherryCokes posted... I already nominated things and don't want to change either, but given the jazz discussion that has popped up, you should take a half an hour and listen to Kamasi Washington's new EP, Harmony of Difference. It's really exceptional and I think more accessible than most jazz records of recent vintage. (He also played on DAMN., To Pimp a Butterfly, RTJ3, and You're Dead! among other albums you may be familiar with and/or enjoy, so he's not your typical jazz artist by any means) I've been hearing a lot about him recently and yeah, I've definitely heard him on each of the albums you mentioned, which is probably why it seems like everyone has been talking about him recently. It's on the list though I can't say when I'll get to it since I basically only have weekends now to listen to the stuff I want heh. ZaziGuado posted... Hmm. I've begun recommending Feel Good Ghosts to people as I think it's the most accessible album in Cloud Cult's discography, but since you were listening to the albums as a whole, I recommended Light Chasers as I feel it's their most complete album. Looks like I should've stayed with accessibility. Alas. If you do truly listen to more at some point, I'd recommend looking that way. Excited to hear your opinion on my next recommendation as I still haven't listened to it yet. Duly noted. Also I did enjoy the album on the whole just certain parts way more than others. I feel like the chaotic stuff was really well done so it's more of me wanting to hear what a band like that would sound like if they made a really aggressive album. Also not sure how late you'll be up (or if you're even here now) but the next one should be coming up in 15-20 minutes. Writing it right now. --- http://soundcloud.com/thundersheep/these-beautiful-nightmares <cite>thundersheep posted [p:887836200] in Recommend ... [t:75771327]...</cite> <quote><cite>CherryCokes posted...</cite> <quote>I already nominated things and don't want to change either, but given the jazz discussion that has popped up, you should take a half an hour and listen to Kamasi Washington's new EP, Harmony of Difference. It's really exceptional and I think more accessible than most jazz records of recent vintage. (He also played on DAMN., To Pimp a Butterfly, RTJ3, and You're Dead! among other albums you may be familiar with and/or enjoy, so he's not your typical jazz artist by any means)</quote> I've been hearing a lot about him recently and yeah, I've definitely heard him on each of the albums you mentioned, which is probably why it seems like everyone has been talking about him recently. It's on the list though I can't say when I'll get to it since I basically only have weekends now to listen to the stuff I want heh. <cite>ZaziGuado posted...</cite> <quote>Hmm. I've begun recommending Feel Good Ghosts to people as I think it's the most accessible album in Cloud Cult's discography, but since you were listening to the albums as a whole, I recommended Light Chasers as I feel it's their most complete album. Looks like I should've stayed with accessibility. Alas. If you do truly listen to more at some point, I'd recommend looking that way. Excited to hear your opinion on my next recommendation as I still haven't listened to it yet.</quote> Duly noted. Also I did enjoy the album on the whole just certain parts way more than others. I feel like the chaotic stuff was really well done so it's more of me wanting to hear what a band like that would sound like if they made a really aggressive album. Also not sure how late you'll be up (or if you're even here now) but the next one should be coming up in 15-20 minutes. Writing it right now. --- http://soundcloud.com/thundersheep/these-beautiful-nightmares</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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