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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

hey Gab,
you've done stuff with samples from several musical genres, but if I'm not mistaken you've never tried something with jazz. what would you think of this?

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Tigi wrote:

hey Gab,
you've done stuff with samples from several musical genres, but if I'm not mistaken you've never tried something with jazz. what would you think of this?

I don't think think I have more than 2 jazz CDs, so sampling wouldn't be so easy... But on my last demo, there are few rythms and stuffs that could be considered as "jazz"... I'll send you one copy in the package...

If you want industrial metal mixed with Jazz, try FOETUS... He has some jazzy parts that sound cool!

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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

ok, cool. btw I'm posting the payment tomorrow morning, sorry for the delay.

would you like 1 or 2 mp3 of John Coltrane for a try?

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Samizdat · Number of posts: 356 Location: halifax, ns, canada Registration date: 2006-05-27

Tigi wrote:

ok, cool. btw I'm posting the payment tomorrow morning, sorry for the delay.

would you like 1 or 2 mp3 of John Coltrane for a try?

which era coltrane are we talking about? personally i cant stand most of 'classic' coltrane..
if you want something nice and crazy, you gotta go for some charles mingus, or charlie parker, or max roach, or dizzie gillespie... mmmmm

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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

Samizdat wrote:

Tigi wrote:

ok, cool. btw I'm posting the payment tomorrow morning, sorry for the delay.

would you like 1 or 2 mp3 of John Coltrane for a try?

which era coltrane are we talking about? personally i cant stand most of 'classic' coltrane..
if you want something nice and crazy, you gotta go for some charles mingus, or charlie parker, or max roach, or dizzie gillespie... mmmmm

the later era (1967), it's the only one I know and I love it. I don't know the last 2 names you quote, what instrument do they play?

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Samizdat · Number of posts: 356 Location: halifax, ns, canada Registration date: 2006-05-27

Tigi wrote:

Samizdat wrote:

Tigi wrote:

ok, cool. btw I'm posting the payment tomorrow morning, sorry for the delay.

would you like 1 or 2 mp3 of John Coltrane for a try?

which era coltrane are we talking about? personally i cant stand most of 'classic' coltrane..
if you want something nice and crazy, you gotta go for some charles mingus, or charlie parker, or max roach, or dizzie gillespie... mmmmm

the later era (1967), it's the only one I know and I love it. I don't know the last 2 names you quote, what instrument do they play?

max roach is a drummer, and dizzy gillespie played the trumpet.
the late stuff is where the good coltrane is haha right on!

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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

hehe good.
I like drums but trumpet, huh...saxophone is good because you can do noisy & chaotic stuff on it

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Samizdat · Number of posts: 356 Location: halifax, ns, canada Registration date: 2006-05-27

Tigi wrote:

hehe good.
I like drums but trumpet, huh...saxophone is good because you can do noisy & chaotic stuff on it

i like all brass in jazz context, but for the most part i really dislike piano.. jazz has to be loud and noisy!

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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

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i like all brass in jazz context, but for the most part i really dislike piano.. jazz has to be loud and noisy!

agreed except that I like piano...
someone should re-try brass and distorded guitars making noise together, it's been too long since the Stooges experimented it

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Samizdat · Number of posts: 356 Location: halifax, ns, canada Registration date: 2006-05-27

Tigi wrote:

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i like all brass in jazz context, but for the most part i really dislike piano.. jazz has to be loud and noisy!

agreed except that I like piano...
someone should re-try brass and distorded guitars making noise together, it's been too long since the Stooges experimented it

yeah that would be freaking awesome...
i personally like mephista, its piano/drums/laptop trio, making what amounts to noise.. but i guess, soft noise if that at all is possible..

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Tigi · Number of posts: 516 Registration date: 2005-12-10

i'd like to try some Naked City too.

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