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Bj-1 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Bj-1 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Bj-1 wrote: Would have been so great!   New supergroup: Belew, Fripp & Frith, with new album "Guitar Salad Surgery"     I would buy that in a heartbeat. It's almost as good as this supergroup: Christian Vander- drums Neil Peart- drums Yoshida Tatsuya- drums Bill Bruford- drums Jannick Top- bass Bernard Paganotti- bass Geddy Lee- bass Chris Squire- bass       I think THIS supergroup is the best though:   Phil Collins; Drums, vocals, keyboards, drum machine       Isn't that just a Collins solo album?     Yeah, almost..   He does use guest musicians on his albums, though not many. I actually like some of his songs very much

I respect Phil Collins and he was a hell of a drummer... but... I'm just not too keen on his solo work or on most of later Genesis. That's simply preference, I suppose.

James wrote: Ah, obscure jazz fusion is so RIO in  a non-RIO way.

James wrote: Ah, obscure jazz fusion is so RIO in  a non-RIO way.

That makes alot of sense....?

What type of obscure jazz fusion though?

MovingPictures07 wrote: Bj-1 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Bj-1 wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Bj-1 wrote: Would have been so great!   New supergroup: Belew, Fripp & Frith, with new album "Guitar Salad Surgery"     I would buy that in a heartbeat. It's almost as good as this supergroup: Christian Vander- drums Neil Peart- drums Yoshida Tatsuya- drums Bill Bruford- drums Jannick Top- bass Bernard Paganotti- bass Geddy Lee- bass Chris Squire- bass       I think THIS supergroup is the best though:   Phil Collins; Drums, vocals, keyboards, drum machine       Isn't that just a Collins solo album?     Yeah, almost..   He does use guest musicians on his albums, though not many. I actually like some of his songs very much     I respect Phil Collins and he was a hell of a drummer... but... I'm just not too keen on his solo work or on most of later Genesis. That's simply preference, I suppose.

James wrote: It's not preference. His solo career is sh*t.

Aren't we feeling a bit happy today?

I don't like it at all, but that doesn't mean Blowie can't enjoy it. And... even if it is definitely not prog, I'd say some of it is at least better than most crap. Then again, it does all come down to preference in the end even on that.

MovingPictures07 wrote: James wrote: It's not preference. His solo career is sh*t. Aren't we feeling a bit happy today? I don't like it at all, but that doesn't mean Blowie can't enjoy it. And... even if it is definitely not prog, I'd say some of it is at least better than most crap. Then again, it does all come down to preference in the end even on that.

I'd rather slash my wrists than listen to solo Collins.

James wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: James wrote: Ah, obscure jazz fusion is so RIO in  a non-RIO way. That makes alot of sense....? What type of obscure jazz fusion though? Belgian Canterbury-esque jazz fusion that isn't very fusiony... well it is but it's fusiony in a completely different way to Area and Nucleus.

Man, I still need to hear Area and Nucleus. Damn it! Stupid prog.

Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Ah, obscure jazz fusion is so RIO in  a non-RIO way.     Listen to Ain Soph next. Even more obscure Kandahar are more obscure than Ain Soph. I have all of Ain Soph's albums though and they're very good!  I even have the debut on CD.  I think I should get the others, before Greg Walker sells them to nobody.     Sorry, I thought you were still listening to Area.   You should check out Mongol, another great Japanese fusion band. And more obscure than Ain Soph as well

Area aren't that obscure anyhow...

I will do, I also want to check out Kenso eventually.

James wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: James wrote: It's not preference. His solo career is sh*t. Aren't we feeling a bit happy today? I don't like it at all, but that doesn't mean Blowie can't enjoy it. And... even if it is definitely not prog, I'd say some of it is at least better than most crap. Then again, it does all come down to preference in the end even on that. I'd rather slash my wrists than listen to solo Collins.

Well, I don't know if I'd go THAT far...

James wrote: Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Bj-1 wrote: James wrote: Ah, obscure jazz fusion is so RIO in  a non-RIO way.     Listen to Ain Soph next. Even more obscure Kandahar are more obscure than Ain Soph. I have all of Ain Soph's albums though and they're very good!  I even have the debut on CD.  I think I should get the others, before Greg Walker sells them to nobody.     Sorry, I thought you were still listening to Area.   You should check out Mongol, another great Japanese fusion band. And more obscure than Ain Soph as well     Area aren't that obscure anyhow... I will do, I also want to check out Kenso eventually.