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No clue how Morbid Angel got on there. I don't even remember listening to them this year lol

I don't know how I missed the Otoboke Beaver post. Their stuff is great. Saw them here in Chicago a few months back and their crowd control is amazing. One of the better shows I've been to. Also love that Domi & JD Beck album. The sameyness is a thing, but when I enjoy it so much, it's just really cool to get lost in the vibe of the album. Definitely excited to see what else they have in the pipeline for later albums. Also just a lot of cool guest features.

Was trying to remember a piece that I really liked and couldn't remember who it was. My first instinct was Herbie, but I didn't comb his discography enough the first time. After a couple days, I looked again and as soon as I saw the album cover I knew

Been listening to these two tracks on repeat today:

Just found this gem at my work. I copped it quick I also picked up some Ohio Players, Isley Brothers, DJ Shadow, De La Soul, Frank Zappa, and some Classical stuff, but that was the prized possession of the day

I just remembered you recommended those Pixies albums to me, and I popped on Come On Pilgrim and forgot I really enjoy "Caribou" Also, as a person who normally thinks of vocals as secondary, I don't blame you for listening to D'Angelo for the basslines

Never get tired of listening to Headhunters. I have recently been digging into some D'Angelo after someone in one of my music classes had been going on about how good he is. And I have to admit, the man does some cool stuff with vocals harmonies.

Not sure if any of you know about the Terminal Passage Youtube channel(I kind of feel like birdy might know it), but it's some person/collective/whatever that uploads obscure records usually somewhere in the jazz/funk/prog spectrum, and they're doing an incredible service for what's probably a pretty niche crowd. But I am one of those people it caters to and it's incredible some of the things I found on there. I discovered Cedar Walton's Mobius on there, and it was incredible the whole way through. But "Soho" in particular hit me strong. The intro feels so unassuming, and then the groove that takes over a minute in is just so tasty. That main lick alone is awesome, let alone the soloing that follows up. I always meant to listen to more Pixies. I think I have to find the right avenue to dig into them, because the song of there's that really resonates with me is "Bone Machine", and I don't really find that super indicative of the rest of their music from the bits of dabbling I've done before. I dig the sound of this, though.

That was way funkier than I was expecting, but that's not a bad thing. I feel like his bass playing is so constant, too.

Been listening to a lot of Dave Brubeck the last couple days: