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    Posted: February 12 2011 at 06:42

 I voted that amazing (1974) Belonging LP by Jan Garbarek, Keith Jarrett, Palle Danielsson and Jon Christensen.

 


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I've heard and collected a lot of ECMs in my time.  There is so much good stuff on this label and so much I haven't heard including many of the options in your poll.  Too much good stuff out of print.  Have you heard Towner's solstice?  Highly recommended by me. Big smile  One of my favorite out of print LPs is Percussion Profiles.

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I have a grand total of "one" of those listed. So no vote.  I have "Belonging" from Garbarek/Jarrett but prefer "Afric Pepperbird" of all Garbarek's releases.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

I have a grand total of "one" of those listed. So no vote.  I have "Belonging" from Garbarek/Jarrett but prefer "Afric Pepperbird" of all Garbarek's releases.

Jan's daughter is worth checking out.  Not quite ECM kind of music. Big smile

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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

I have a grand total of "one" of those listed. So no vote.  I have "Belonging" from Garbarek/Jarrett but prefer "Afric Pepperbird" of all Garbarek's releases.

Jan's daughter is worth checking out.  Not quite ECM kind of music. Big smile

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Great idea. However, I have only three listed here although ~100 ECM albums in my collection (both CD and LP format). Clearly opportunities for more  ECM album polls, e.g. the following having a greater jazz fusion bias:

John Abercrombie: Night
Everyman Band: Without Warning
Terj Rypdal: Chaser
Agnes Buen Garnas/Jan Garbarek: Rosensfole
Pat Metheny Group: American Garage
David Torn: Cloud About Mercury
Trio Beyond: Saudades
Dave Holland Quintet: The Razor's Edge
John Surman: Road To St Ives
Nils Petter Molvaer: Solid Ether
Mark Isham/Art Lande: We Begin
Zakir Hussain: Making Music



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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I've heard and collected a lot of ECMs in my time.  There is so much good stuff on this label and so much I haven't heard including many of the options in your poll.  Too much good stuff out of print.  Have you heard Towner's solstice?  Highly recommended by me. Big smile  One of my favorite out of print LPs is Percussion Profiles.
Yes, I own Towner' Solstice LP, which is still in a perfect condition! Cool BTW, I tried to make an ECM poll without a "greatest hits", but this is not possible!
Manfred Eicheir never profuced a bad album, or borring album in ECM heydays!
Heard Bill Frissel "In Line", or Dave Darling' "Cycles"? Highly recommended by me! VERY proggy stuff!
 


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Originally posted by Dick Heath Dick Heath wrote:

Great idea. However, I have only three listed here although ~100 ECM albums in my collection (both CD and LP format). Clearly opportunities for more  ECM album polls, e.g. the following having a greater jazz fusion bias:

John Abercrombie: Night
Everyman Band: Without Warning
Terj Rypdal: Chaser
Agnes Buen Garnas/Jan Garbarek: Rosensfole
Pat Metheny Group: American Garage
David Torn: Cloud About Mercury
Trio Beyond: Saudades
Dave Holland Quintet: The Razor's Edge
John Surman: Road To St Ives
Nils Petter Molvaer: Solid Ether
Mark Isham/Art Lande: We Begin
Zakir Hussain: Making Music

Great list! But, I dont know why,  I never been fan of "Night". For me, this is the best ECM lp where Abercrombie played (just my opinion of course):
 
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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I've heard and collected a lot of ECMs in my time.  There is so much good stuff on this label and so much I haven't heard including many of the options in your poll.  Too much good stuff out of print.  Have you heard Towner's solstice?  Highly recommended by me. Big smile  One of my favorite out of print LPs is Percussion Profiles.
Yes, I own Towner' Solstice LP, which is still in a perfect condition! Cool BTW, I tried to make an ECM poll without a "greatest hits", but this is not possible!
Manfred Eicheir never profuced a bad album, or borring album in ECM heydays!
Heard Bill Frissel "In Line", or Dave Darling' "Cycles"? Highly recommended by me! VERY proggy stuff!

Yeah I had an LP version but when I saw it was available on CD I had to go for it.  The LP is yet another flood casualty.  For vinyl enthusiasts you can't beat the quality of an ECM.  Heavy vinyl, great pressing, plastic inner sleeve.  Big smile

I probably have heard both of those at some point but don't have them.

Might have to turn this into an ECM enthusiast's thread.

Walcott's another one of those artists who went before his time due to an accident.  I've got Colin all over my music collection. Big smile

I can't play the Colin clip in my country. Unhappy


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Maybe you can play those:
 
Eliovson/Walcott
 
With Abercrombie
 
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ECM has much more to offer than this list
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Really? Thank you for the info.
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No need for sarcasm here, you want us to vote , at least you should explain why you picked these particular releases, because really (no sarcasm here) ECM has much more to offer.
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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

But, I dont know why,  I never been fan of "Night".
 
 
Anything that bring some of my fusion heroes together, i.e.  Abercrombie, Hammer, Brecker & DeJohnette - specially when its a rare occasion to hear Jan Hammer playing what sounds like the Hammond organ. Also a chance to sample some (chamber) reggae based fusion - another rarity.
 
Admittedly a bit of toss up between this and the earlier album by Abercrombie, Hammer,  DeJohnette  - Timeless
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No sniping guys. ECM has so much to offer that you'd need a whole slew of polls to cover it.
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Hi,
 
Keith Jarrett's - The Koln Concert
Egberto Gismonti - No Caipira
Jan Garbarek - Eventyr
Terje Rypdal/David Darling - Eos
 
... right off the bat. I have a whole bunch of Eberhard Weber, Charlie Haden, Abercrombie, Walcott, Shankar and so many others that it is nearly impossible to vote on anything like this and I will pass until we all get to hear some more of these things.
 
Chalie Haden with Jan Garbarek and Egberto Gismonti .... is also an amazinb combination ... either Magico or Folk Songs are both excellent.
 
Goodness ... I have a few things to get! I can't afford all this!
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i'l go with rypdal, towner and burton but don't know that well the whole listEmbarrassed
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wow! eliovson walcott! beautiful!!! thanks for the link!Thumbs Up  didn't know it, for sure ther's so much on ECM
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Coincidentally just came across the following at Fusenet:
 
Hi Folks,
All About Jazz is now publishing playlists from readers, writers and
artists. The last two days have seen the beginning of a series of ECM
playlists that will cover the past four decades.

1970s, Part 1 was published yesterday: http://j.mp/fjknWx

1970s, Part 2, today: http://j.mp/dMLZeE

There will be, I suspect, considerable controversy over the choices -
omissions and inclusions. But keep in mind two ground rules: first, only 20
titles per playlist (with a tad wiggle room); and two, try not to
overemphasize and single artist, so in general a max of two songs for any
given artist.

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