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Joshua said:
Never forgive, never forget!

:D

Listened to it yesterday again myself.

It's not often I think of an album as "crushing." Certainly heard faster/harder/meaner, but between Seinfelds bark and the production, it was the first adjective that came to mind, and seemed to be the one that best fit the album.
 
Wilbyman said:
Okay, so I'm usually listening to Ray Brown dese days.

But I saw Collateral and heard Shadow on the Sun by Audioslave. I think Timmy C has the best rock bass tone I've ever heard! Maybe I just like his playing too -- but his bass just sounds perfect, so muscular and expressive too.

I'm a jazzer, but it's like watching the Olympics...I appreciate anyone's mastery of what they do. Timmy C has the rock thing dialed!

Will
Does Ray Brown have a solo career? Who else has he worked with? I'm only familiar with his work in the Oscar Peterson Trio.


Right now, Duke Ellington and John Coltrane - The Feeling of Jazz.
 
You think that's funny, imagine that sandwiched between Watch Them Die and Black Dahlia Murder, and you begin to see why people refuse to let me put on any mix CDs I make.

Mos Def f. Massive Attack - I Against I.
 
Joshua said:
I can imagine you're not the guy who gets "dj duty" at parties either!

:D

Jethro Tull - A New Day Yesterday

No, but they do ask me for songs, because I usually have several dozen songs that rock the hiz-ouse that they've never heard of.

Sheeh, give them the Jurassic 5/Cryptopsy combo at ONE party....
 
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