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Way Past Cool! posted:Actually, I'd suggest starting with John Coltrane's A Love Supreme. It's short and accessible (it even has brief vocal parts). For me anyway, it was easier to get into Coltrane's saxophone-based material than Davis' trumpet. While I don't think you can go wrong with either Kind of Blue or A Love Supreme, I will mention that I first started listening to jazz with Coltrane and so did my other jazz-liking friends. I think he's a good starting point.
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Toupee posted:Is there something similar to Isis but without vocals, or at least without growls? Have you tried Pelican? Their earlier material especially.
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IS A CRACKBABY posted:So I need some music. I'm into many types of music, but my favorite has to be Indie/Folk, such as the following; Try Grizzly Bear and Beach House.
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I think there is one good compilation for a They Might Be Giants primer--Then: The Earlier Years. It's their first two albums and a ton of great rarities. Follow that with Flood.
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Angiepants posted:I somehow just got around to checking out The Hold Steady. I love Stay Positive, what album should I get next? Just work backwards through their catalog. Try Boys and Girls in America next, then Separation Sunday, then Almost Killed Me.
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