Decent list although I would say that i think to really understand how varied free jazz, avant garde & jazz fusion are they should be their own separate lists. And while I totally understand why, I think these types of lists tend to focus on records that are already in the canon. My list has a bunch of canon stuff on it too. it's really hard to avoid it, but lists should also try to push out of that a little more often. Here's my Top Ten for what it's worth. Specifically, Free Jazz and mostly just off the top of my head. 1.John Coltrane - Interstellar Space 2.Dave Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds 3.Anthony Braxton - For Alto 4.Sam Rivers - Crystals 5.Pharoah Sanders - Black Unity 6.Masayuki Takayangi & Karou Abe - Mass Projection 7.Archie Shepp - The Magic of Ju-Ju 8.Evan Parker - Monoceros 9.Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues 10.Dave Burrell - Echo
Thank you very much for this list! It is true many of my choices are predictable, but I aimed my list for anyone interested in getting into the genre for the first time. On the other hand, I wanted to include only one album per artist. I'll take a listen to your choices. Thanks again!
Proud to own all of these albums on vinyl. These are definitely classics of the genre. Not into Sun Ra? Hard to have a discussion of Avant Garde Jazz without including him. Check out more of the free jazz on the ESP-Disk label. So many great ones. Check out Marion Brown, Noah Howard, Sonny Simmons, Frank Lowe, Milford Graves, Henry Grimes, Giuseppe Logan... all masters in their way. Also Brown Rice by Don Cherry and just about all of Alice Coltrane’s catalog is worth exploring. Also, Billy Harper, Horace Tapscott, Sonny Sharrock, You’d probably dig Last Exit too. Ok, I’ll stop now. I love this music. Cool video.
Happy to see Dolphy and Miles, the first "free" musicians I got into back in high school. For me, the greatest free jazz album is Coltrane's Olatunji Concert. Pure, horrifying beauty. Feels like it was predicting grindcore and harsh noise decades before they started.
I thank you for your list; there are some new ones that you introduced me to that I want to hear more of. The ones I have owned for many years are Unit Structures and Shape of Jazz To Come. I would recommend Sound Grammar by Ornette Coleman which is a superb live album featuring two bass players which adds a fascinating angle to the sound; it was also the album that received a Pulitzer Prize. I am curious to know what you think about "Zero Tolerance For Silence" by Pat Metheny because there has always been a lot of controversy and speculation as to Pat's motivation and authenticity regarding its creation. Speaking of Metheny, there le his album with Ornette "Song X" and his album "The Sign of Four" with Derek Bailey. Thanks again to you.
Ese de Andrew Hill me suena a más a un Post-Bop ¿abstracto? Y sí, esa balada avant del final es hermosa, un final muy introspectivo. Tal vez, el trabajo más “libre” de Hill sea Compulsion.
How about sun ra space is the place album,and john Coltrane meditations album ,those are avant garde jazz albums that had loud blaring sounds,i dont listen to avamt garde jazz,but those are the ones i heard.
¿Qué opinas de Anthony Braxton? Y si seguimos de la misma linea, ¿qué opinas de Kaoru Abe? Bonus: ¿Out To Lunch de Otomo Yoshihide es mejor que el de Dolphy?
great vid my man! gotta check our some of that stuff, whats the clip you used in the beggining from? (looks like peter brotzmann but im too lazy to find it)
Acabo de escuchar el álbum y es muy bueno. Lo que más me gustó fueron los arreglos disonantes de guitarra. En una estilo similar (aunque bastante más agresivo) te recomiendo el grupo Psychophagist.
avant garde is just so perfect for short films
Using your recently acquired meme fame to spread experimental jazz?
You just got a new subscriber, good job my boy!
Hahahaha! I'm just doing what anyone should have done.
And thanks for the sub!
Don Cherry's Eternal Rhythm is one of the most instrumentally colourful free jazz albums.
I fucking love the whole Modal, Post-Bop, Avant-Garde, Free strain of jazz.
Decent list although I would say that i think to really understand how varied free jazz, avant garde & jazz fusion are they should be their own separate lists. And while I totally understand why, I think these types of lists tend to focus on records that are already in the canon. My list has a bunch of canon stuff on it too. it's really hard to avoid it, but lists should also try to push out of that a little more often.
Here's my Top Ten for what it's worth. Specifically, Free Jazz and mostly just off the top of my head.
1.John Coltrane - Interstellar Space
2.Dave Holland Quartet - Conference of the Birds
3.Anthony Braxton - For Alto
4.Sam Rivers - Crystals
5.Pharoah Sanders - Black Unity
6.Masayuki Takayangi & Karou Abe - Mass Projection
7.Archie Shepp - The Magic of Ju-Ju
8.Evan Parker - Monoceros
9.Cecil Taylor - Silent Tongues
10.Dave Burrell - Echo
Thank you very much for this list! It is true many of my choices are predictable, but I aimed my list for anyone interested in getting into the genre for the first time. On the other hand, I wanted to include only one album per artist.
I'll take a listen to your choices. Thanks again!
You might try Mujician-Colours Fulfilled, Evan Parker-Dark Rags, Cecil Taylor-Nailed, and the Irene Schweizer duet on Intakt Records with Han Bennink.
Sad to see no Sun Ra, but still an excellent list, have listened to all except Naked City, will check it out
Proud to own all of these albums on vinyl. These are definitely classics of the genre. Not into Sun Ra? Hard to have a discussion of Avant Garde Jazz without including him.
Check out more of the free jazz on the
ESP-Disk label. So many great ones. Check out Marion Brown, Noah Howard, Sonny Simmons, Frank Lowe, Milford Graves, Henry Grimes, Giuseppe Logan... all masters in their way.
Also Brown Rice by Don Cherry and just about all of Alice Coltrane’s catalog is worth exploring. Also, Billy Harper, Horace Tapscott, Sonny Sharrock, You’d probably dig Last Exit too.
Ok, I’ll stop now. I love this music. Cool video.
Happy to see Dolphy and Miles, the first "free" musicians I got into back in high school.
For me, the greatest free jazz album is Coltrane's Olatunji Concert. Pure, horrifying beauty. Feels like it was predicting grindcore and harsh noise decades before they started.
You like Jazz?
Just bought my first blue note vinyl. A first pressing of Don Cherry's complete communion a masterpiece.
Now I know why it's free
ornette coleman is one of the greatest melody writers of all time imo. great video
I thought I was gonna be able to get some free avant garde albums to download, still not disappointed tho
Loved the video! I’m trying to get into this genre and this was super helpful! Thanks so much and can’t wait to see what you put out in the future!
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I like both haha. Love Brubeck's band - love Brotzmann.
Same. 😁💜
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Watching this, I better see a Naked City album on here.
Edit: I am very pleased.
Coltrane's Interstellar Space? Great list regardless.
Love it, but I wanted to limit the list to one album per artist
I thank you for your list; there are some new ones that you introduced me to that I want to hear more of. The ones I have owned for many years are Unit Structures and Shape of Jazz To Come. I would recommend Sound Grammar by Ornette Coleman which is a superb live album featuring two bass players which adds a fascinating angle to the sound; it was also the album that received a Pulitzer Prize. I am curious to know what you think about "Zero Tolerance For Silence" by Pat Metheny because there has always been a lot of controversy and speculation as to Pat's motivation and authenticity regarding its creation. Speaking of Metheny, there le his album with Ornette "Song X" and his album "The Sign of Four" with Derek Bailey. Thanks again to you.
oh we jazzin now gamers
Don’t apologize for the noisy background- the universe was contributing freeform sounds to your composition...😉
Can I get the ID to the first song/video?
Ese de Andrew Hill me suena a más a un Post-Bop ¿abstracto? Y sí, esa balada avant del final es hermosa, un final muy introspectivo. Tal vez, el trabajo más “libre” de Hill sea Compulsion.
He's not free jazz but he does some crazy fusion shit.
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How about sun ra space is the place album,and john Coltrane meditations album ,those are avant garde jazz albums that had loud blaring sounds,i dont listen to avamt garde jazz,but those are the ones i heard.
¿Qué opinas de Anthony Braxton? Y si seguimos de la misma linea, ¿qué opinas de Kaoru Abe?
Bonus: ¿Out To Lunch de Otomo Yoshihide es mejor que el de Dolphy?
Ascension completely changed me
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Definitely. It changed my mind
I got surprised at 0:09 and just burst out laughing.
the lack of Sun Ra is disappointing.
Heliocentric Worlds forever
great vid my man! gotta check our some of that stuff, whats the clip you used in the beggining from? (looks like peter brotzmann but im too lazy to find it)
It is Peter Brötzmann! Here' the clip:
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Recommending Derek Bailey - Soshim, David Sylvian - Manafon and Anthony Braxton - 3 Compositions for ya!
I'll add them to my list. Thanks!
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Chingon el video. Arashi de Yosuke Yamashita es un trabajo redondo.
What’s the band/trio in the first clip?
Dave Brubeck Quartet / Peter Brötzmann
Mahavishnu Orchestra?
Thank you for this
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Does anyone know the Dave Brubeck song played in the intro???
I know it, obviously. It's Three to Get Ready.
Here's the link:
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Thanks a lot! 😄
Tal vez te guste Caterina Palazzi (Sudoku Killer) -Infanticide. Yo diria que es punkjazz. Gracias por tus recomendaciones :b
Acabo de escuchar el álbum y es muy bueno. Lo que más me gustó fueron los arreglos disonantes de guitarra.
En una estilo similar (aunque bastante más agresivo) te recomiendo el grupo Psychophagist.
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good choice ;)
Do you like Lotte Anker? and for you which is the best or your prefered albums of John Coltrane?
Haven't listened to Lotte Anker. I will soon and let you know what I think!
My favourite Coltrane is A Love Supreme, closely followed by Meditations.
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You ever heard aLlaN hOldSwOrTh
Haven't listened to him. Any specific album in mind?
@@AlexBecerra i.o.u. and metal fatigue are ones i know a bit
Holdsworth is one of the greatest guitarists, but not very much free jazz, more jazz fusion.
No Borbetomagus? ((((
Not even a hint of Jazz language in that trio to be considered Free Jazz.
avant garde is cantina musician on coffee
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I'm LIKE 600 !!!
AMM. It is not free jazz, but it is free improv.
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Que rifado carnaal, eres baterista verdad?
te digo por que yo soy Saxofonista tenor vivo en Mty y estoy buscando armar un cuadro de free jazz
¡Gracias!
Toco varios instrumentos. En mi canal puedes escuchar algo de mi música original. 😊
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A lazy list that you can read in many, many other reviews.
It's free because it's bad
It's free because it's awesome.
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