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Points: 9008 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 09 2006 at 20:53
Out of Focus. Their debut is pretty hard rocky, but their second album is jazzier (and better)

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Miles Davis - Black Beauty Live At The Fillmore West, Or The Isle Of Wight

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Originally posted by blazno blazno wrote:

You should try Niacin

    
Yes, they're on progarchive's list of best Jazz Fusion. I've heard a live album.
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Gambale-Hamm-Smith is all I have to say.

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You should try Niacin
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Originally posted by Kleynan Kleynan wrote:

So you've heard fusion Miles Davis then? Live-Evil is probably his heaviest. Bitches Brew is the best though.



Hey man, It's not THAT heavy. But yes I've heard Bitches Brew. Maybe I'll check out Live-Evil sometime
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So you've heard fusion Miles Davis then? Live-Evil is probably his heaviest. Bitches Brew is the best though.


You've just had a heavy session of electroshock therapy, and you're more relaxed than you've been in weeks.
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Originally posted by markosherrera markosherrera wrote:

colosseum,mahavishnu......

    

I've heard all the high-ranked albums on this site. I forgot to mention.

Mahavishnu Orchestra was one of my first. Colosseum is also great.
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colosseum,mahavishnu......
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I've heard a large number of Jazz Fusion groups in the past few years especially, new and old, recommended and not. Jazz Fusion/JazzRock is a wide range of music I believe, though the top few dozen Jazz Fusion albums on this website have a very recognizable, familiar, and similar style. They're all very different at the same time obviously, but is there a harder-hitting, more powerful sound out there in the Jazz Fusion world? Where's the aggressive side of Jazz Fusion? Is there such a thing?
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