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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:25

11111 POSTS TRICE

YOU MUST NOT POST AGAIN

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:26

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i am typing in caps lock with the shift key held down.

LOL of the month.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:26

Polo wrote:

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Aho Kalevi's Symphony nr.9 for Trombone and Orchestra is awesomazincredibrilliant.

Hey, thanks for introducing me to Dutilleux.

lol care to check Kalevi now?

And I still have to decide if I'm gonna approach the Sonata after all.

Hell yeah, all your suggestions were great so far.

Okay, coming up.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:27

Polo wrote:

11111 POSTS TRICE

YOU MUST NOT POST AGAIN

Oops

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:32

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OH NOES THE HOT DOG EATING CONTEST Pinch

I won't lie, that was an impressive win by Joey Chestnut. Oh, America.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:32

Polo wrote:

RICO I HATE THAT I CAN'T FIND AHO'S 9TH SYMPHONY ON YOUTUBE BUT I FOUND THIS AND IT'S PRETTY GOOD

I F**KING HATE NOT HAVING MONEY TO BUY BOOKS AND MUSIC AND BOOKS ON MUSIC

Won't be that adventurous, although in the third part the trombone solos should sound killer.

My version is also with Lahti, so they obviously now what they're doing.

I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:32

I dont have alot of posts.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:34

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I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

I HATE THAT TOO

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:34

Horizons wrote:

I dont have alot of posts.

Consider yourself lucky. I cried when I hit 10k.

Not really.

On the other hand, I'm listening to some Slowdive because Stoney played it in the LR.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:36

OK you EST heads, I need a recommendation for my dad, who I think will like EST, but I need to know their best album that would be most well liked by someone who likes cool jazz or "traditional" jazz in the vein of acoustic Miles, Dave Brubeck, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, and Keith Jarrett (more his trio stuff, but Third Wave is good too).

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:37

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I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

I HATE THAT TOO

BUT I BET THE DETROIT SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA WOULDN'T TURN DOWN MODERN MUSIC BECAUSE ITS MODERN, LIKE IT HAPPENS HERE, AND PEOPLE WOULDN'T REJECT MODERN MUSIC BECAUSE ITS MODERN EITHER, SO THAT KALEVI WOULD ACTUALLY INTRIGUE

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:37

If you want more great piano-based jazz, go no further than the best jazz release this year: Duo by Bugge Wesseltoft and Henrik Schwarz.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:40

Andyman1125 wrote:

OK you EST heads, I need a recommendation for my dad, who I think will like EST, but I need to know their best album that would be most well liked by someone who likes cool jazz or "traditional" jazz in the vein of acoustic Miles, Dave Brubeck, Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, and Keith Jarrett (more his trio stuff, but Third Wave is good too).

They have an album of Monk covers, so there you go. Anything pre-Gagarin should be "traditional" enough.

I always thought they have a bit of Jarrett's trio in their vein. Shall we say Seven Days of Falling or Good Morning Susie Soho?

Edited by Ricochet - July 04 2011 at 12:41

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:40

Ricochet wrote:

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I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

I HATE THAT TOO

I BET YOU ARE RIGHT BUT I LIVE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STATE

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:41

Ricochet wrote:

EST Plays Monk is good.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:41

A Person wrote:

Ricochet wrote:

A Person wrote:

Ricochet wrote:

I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

I HATE THAT TOO

I BET YOU ARE RIGHT BUT I LIVE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STATE

I DIDN'T KNOW THAT AND I TOOK THE REFERENCE OF YOUR BIGGEST ENSEMBLE OF PEOPLE BLOWING SOUNDS ANYWAY

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:42

Ricochet wrote:

A Person wrote:

Ricochet wrote:

A Person wrote:

Ricochet wrote:

I HATE LIVING IN A BUBBLE AND FINDING OUT SUCH GREAT MUSIC ONLY BY CHANCE.

I HATE THAT TOO

I BET YOU ARE RIGHT BUT I LIVE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STATE

I DIDN'T KNOW THAT AND I TOOK THE REFERENCE OF YOUR BIGGEST ENSEMBLE OF PEOPLE BLOWING SOUNDS ANYWAY

I CAN SEE THE LOGIC BEHIND THAT

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:45

Also, I'm saying Kalevi a lot, don't know why it sounds better as a surname than Aho.

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:47

The Truth wrote:

If you want more great piano-based jazz, go no further than the best jazz release this year: Duo by Bugge Wesseltoft and Henrik Schwarz.

DO I EVEN NEED TO SAY IT

if you own a sodastream i hate you

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Posted: July 04 2011 at 12:48

Henry Plainview wrote:

The Truth wrote:

If you want more great piano-based jazz, go no further than the best jazz release this year: Duo by Bugge Wesseltoft and Henrik Schwarz.

DO I EVEN NEED TO SAY IT

What? D: