Then you’d get a copy protected disc that wouldn’t play at all in the disc man, but you could copy it to a CD-R and that’d play just fine. To disable the copy protection you just hold shift while the cd tray closes.
I don’t know why you say goodbye, I say hello.
I saw you posting up a storm here lately, and well, if it’s over, it was glorious.
If you smoke enough marijuana you can hear all the complicated stuff drummer Jeff Porcaro isn’t playing on the song Africa by Toto.
Rayquaza with measles.
Tell me more about Gene Wilder.
Flight of the Conchords already did it. Zero zero zero zero zero zero one. Zero zero zero zero zero zero one.
Can you dig … … it?
Pattern
Porque no los dos?
“Out, damned spot!”
Dehydrate!
Cool to hear this one again. I hadn’t realised it was his debut recording as a leader. I had assumed he’d diverged into the funky stuff after the Muse records, Moontrane, Little Red etc. TIL.
My favourite Barry Rogers solo: https://youtu.be/_dhvB4T-XuY
Man, they have live recordings that sound pretty much identical. There’s nothing pre-sequenced there.
It’s neither jazz nor prog.
It’s one of the things that jazz has become. “The sound of surprise” if you will. I like to think of it as “jazz musicians playing x.” So they’ve taken a sound palette from synth heavy prog, little bit of early Genesis, that sort of thing, and played it with a jazz state of mind, jazz harmonies. There’s only a small amount of melodic improvisation, which is kinda like prog-less rock in quantity, but very jazzy in style.
The singular of bananae is bananum.
For more prog-rock flavoured jazz, check out Vels Trio.
I think it might be the pixels.