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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:32
rushfan4 wrote:
birdwithteeth11 wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
birdwithteeth11 wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
I seem to like musicians who once worked with Zappa more than Zappa himself.
Like Steve Vai amirite?
Mostly Steve Vai; but also Terry Bozzio; Aynsley Dunbar; Jean-Luc Ponty; and I think Mike Keneally played with him too. Wasn't there also another fairly famous stunt guitarist that played with him.
I've heard a few Ponty and Keneally songs, and I have most if not all of Vai's solo work, but otherwise that's about it.
I really need to hear some of Bozzio's work outside of Zappa though. Especially some of the solo stuff.
I know that Alex would really like his Metropole album which is a chamber rock album. I think that you might like it also.
I imagine I would probably enjoy that as well then. Thanks, Scott.
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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:34
The keyboard playing those arpeggios towards the end of Peaches En Regalia used to be my favorite part of the album. I haven't listened to it in ages, I don't know what I would think of it now that I like actual jazz.
Possible titles:
Vander got run over by a reindeer
Festive joy drowned in dissonance
Eggnog for RIO/Avant
Ring in the new year with RIO
Joel's Resolution: one million posts!
We bought the sweater out of spite
Santa Baby [SR Baby?], a Captain Beefheart CD too
I saw mommy kissing Yog-Sothoth (That's from a Youtube song but it's still good for those who have read that Lovecraft short story)
That's all I got for now. I spent a little too much time thinking about that, but that's OK because this Wax Audio album is really good.
Edited by Henry Plainview - December 25 2009 at 22:35
Joined: March 02 2009
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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:38
Oh thats right - Henry, does John Zorn have an entire album which sounds like Shaolin Spirit? (Its streaming on PA.) I've never listened to him, but yesterday I listened to that track >10 times when looking at his PA page out of curiosity.
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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:43
Henry Plainview wrote:
The keyboard playing those arpeggios towards the end of Peaches En Regalia used to be my favorite part of the album. I haven't listened to it in ages, I don't know what I would think of it now that I like actual jazz.
Possible titles:
Vander got run over by a reindeer
Festive joy drowned in dissonance
Eggnog for RIO/Avant
Ring in the new year with RIO
Joel's Resolution: one million posts!
We bought the sweater out of spite
Santa Baby [SR Baby?], a Captain Beefheart CD too
I saw mommy kissing Yog-Sothoth (That's from a Youtube song but it's still good for those who have read that Lovecraft short story)
That's all I got for now. I spent a little too much time thinking about that, but that's OK because this Wax Audio album is really good.
Joined: May 26 2008
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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:53
progkidjoel wrote:
Oh thats right - Henry, does John Zorn have an entire album which sounds like Shaolin Spirit? (Its streaming on PA.) I've never listened to him, but yesterday I listened to that track >10 times when looking at his PA page out of curiosity.
I have to confess that just because I am one of the louder proponents of John, that doesn't mean I'm the most knowledgeable, and I can't really say anything about the contents of his filmworks albums because there are twenty-three of them and I do not have that kind of money and I refuse to pirate. The closest thing I can think of is The Dreamers and O'o, but that's much more surfy than that song.
Joined: March 02 2009
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Posted: December 25 2009 at 22:53
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progkidjoel wrote:
AnchovyRun wrote:
Relayer is Yes' Masterpiece. The Gates of Delirium is my fave Yes track for sure.
Gates is their best imo, and I also think its the second greatest prog song ever. To Be Over comes in close aswell.
What is the greatest?
Song Of Seven - Jon Anderson. I'd find a sample, but I know for a fact only a really poorly recorded, shortened live version is on youtube, and I don't know where else to find a streaming sample.
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