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12-05-2018 , 02:03 PM

#301

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 12th place, scoring 5 points:

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I need to listen to this one again to figure it out. It's a very modern take on jazz, and I'm not sure how I feel about it. It has an experimental feel, which is okay, as long as it's well done, and it was. It leaned on the drums, but it was done cleanly, much better than A Night In Tunisia. One problem with this tune was that jazz should relax or excite you; this kept me on edge, like I was in a thriller.

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12-05-2018 , 02:04 PM

#302

SuqAta8

Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 21,877

yay not bottom 3

surely that means podium for me eh

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12-05-2018 , 02:05 PM

#303

Nicholasp27

27th level thinker

Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 85,712

Could this category I know nothing about be the one where I finally break top 10?

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12-05-2018 , 02:05 PM

#304

SuqAta8

Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 21,877

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Originally Posted by soma84

i like the format.

also, anti-podium avoided

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Originally Posted by JMurder3

In 12th place, scoring 5 points:

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12-05-2018 , 02:07 PM

#305

soma84

old hand

Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 1,480

at least i beat bloo

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12-05-2018 , 02:08 PM

#306

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 11th place, scoring 6 points:

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Middle of the road cool jazz – good, but nothing special. It uses hot moments acceptably. I don't mind listening to it again, but won't cue it up on the playlist.

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12-05-2018 , 02:11 PM

#307

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 10th place, scoring 7 points:

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I both liked and didn't like this – weird. I would have it on a playist, but probably wouldn't seek it out. Better than Enlightenment. Probably, this is very close to what I want, and having it just be off a bit is what irks me. Good vocals and a talented group behind her.

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12-05-2018 , 02:12 PM

#308

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 9th place, scoring 8 points:

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A mid-temperature jazz that works, but it seems to lack soul. Good for a playlist, but I wouldn't pay attention to it. Nothing really wrong and nothing really right.

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12-05-2018 , 02:15 PM

#309

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 8th place, scoring 9 points:

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One of the oldest pieces, so it lacks some of the subtlety and complexity of later works, but it does carry me along on its ride. Probably background music that I would pause to listen to. Solid mid-temp tune, but nothing noteworthy.

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12-05-2018 , 02:18 PM

#310

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 7th place, scoring 10 points:

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Very pleasant, but I sometimes get the feeling that I am listening to this while waiting for something else. Kind of Muzak-y, but good. It has an experimental feel that is done well. This is something I would have in the background at the beach.

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12-05-2018 , 02:19 PM

#311

True North

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 23,703

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Originally Posted by JMurder3

In 16th place, scoring 1 point:

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This was certainly not the category I was expecting to fall to the bottom in

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12-05-2018 , 02:19 PM

#312

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 6th place, scoring 11 points:

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Nice vocals. Another piece that is reminiscent of older music. She has a real old school vocal style and quality. The music is workman-like, solid but not inspired, but I suppose that should be the case where the vocals are the feature. The accordian is nice, though. Overall, good, but I don't need to listen to it again.

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12-05-2018 , 02:23 PM

#313

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 5th place, scoring 12 points:

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This is the definition of hot jazz. Clean sounds and no competition between instruments. It's very listenable, and I would listen to it again. It's [Artist's Last Name]!

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12-05-2018 , 02:25 PM

#314

Eric

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 14,350

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Originally Posted by True North

This was certainly not the category I was expecting to fall to the bottom in

And I feel really bad about it. I love both these guys, but this song just didn't do it for me. In fact, my immediate reaction was quite negative.

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12-05-2018 , 02:25 PM

#315

DonkDonkDonkDonk

Goose

Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 40,600

The best jazz comes from Utah.

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12-05-2018 , 02:25 PM

#316

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 4th place, scoring 13 points:

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What can I say about [Song Title]? It's a classic song, and this is the definitive version. It is the best song with vocals. It could be a small problem that the vocals are dominant, but there will always be a dominant instrument. The only issue is that I am quite familiar with this song, so I feel I must demote it a little, but it's too good to drop too far.

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12-05-2018 , 02:27 PM

#317

Gadarene

bussing tammates

Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 83,008

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Originally Posted by Priptonite

this is the best

agreed

i would love to do another collaborative walrus sometime in the future

Eric, when you read this, I'm curious whether any of these other songs by her would have scored better for you; I was considering them as alts

City of Roses - Esperanza Spalding

Fragile - Esperanza Spalding and Herbie Hancock

Earth to Heaven - Esperanza Spalding

(and since you seemed to "almost" really like her, maybe one of these is more likely to make you a fan; i think she's phenomenal)

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12-05-2018 , 02:27 PM

#318

DonkDonkDonkDonk

Goose

Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 40,600

Ill take 7th given i didnt know anything about jazz music coming into this walrus

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12-05-2018 , 02:28 PM

#319

SuqAta8

Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 21,877

lmao i actually podium'd again

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12-05-2018 , 02:29 PM

#320

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

Podium Hype.

In alphabetical order the remaining participants are:

aaronk56
eyebooger
SuqAta8

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12-05-2018 , 02:30 PM

#321

Gadarene

bussing tammates

Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 83,008

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Originally Posted by SuqAta8

lmao i actually podium'd again

hahaha

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12-05-2018 , 02:31 PM

#322

eyebooger

Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 59,947

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Originally Posted by SuqAta8

lmao i actually podium'd again

LOL me too

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12-05-2018 , 02:31 PM

#323

Nicholasp27

27th level thinker

Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 85,712

6th!

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12-05-2018 , 02:32 PM

#324

Eric

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 14,350

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Originally Posted by SuqAta8

lmao i actually podium'd again

Damn. Good thing JM3 hid the submitters.

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12-05-2018 , 02:32 PM

#325

JMurder3

not god, probably jebus

Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53,649

In 3rd place, scoring 15 points:

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Very nice. Cool jazz that warms up later. Loving the conversation between the horns. This is the kind of thing I was hoping to get. This is a modern retrospective on, say, 60's jazz. Really well done, and clear. Energetic without getting muddled.

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Strasbourg St. Denis - Roy Hargrove, submitted by eyebooger

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