^ St. Vincent - All Born Screaming ^ EDIT: Late night add of...late night music (I mean, it's right in the title! :smile:). This is a recent discovery for me and it's really very good. Might even become a favorite of the genre. Think of mostly instrumental late 80's pop/hair/light...

It's been forever since I listened to that! Still remember buying the CD new. ^ Kamasi Washington - Fearless Movement

Haven't listened to that in years and years. Used to be great "pile everyone in a car and just drive around and rock out" music lol.

More organ playing on the first disc; the second is solo piano. Nice double set. Interesting AMG review here.

Somewhere in the 2010's, as I started my project of exploring the music/groups from my childhood I only half remembered or really only had heard the hits of, I bought their first two albums (and I'd recommend you pick up the second, Kaleidoscope World; it's almost as good as their first album)...

^ More "Orchestral Jazz".

I have all of their studio albums, except the last one (2017), and a few compilations of hits and/or different song versions. Have had them all for years, but so far have only listened to the first two (which I like) because they land in my most favorite years for their type of sound...

^ Going through most of their discography (many albums which are new to me); they are best known for the hit "Breakout" which I've loved since I was a kid.

I'm not sure if I've heard any 20th century organ works, and I'm not real familiar with classical period organ works either, so I'm not in a place to analyze this music. Your analysis seems right on to me though!

^ Double album where Jarrett plays originals on the organ. I like classical organ music, and this blends that with an almost modern electronic ambient sound at times. Very interesting. Perfect for a chilly, rainy day!

Nice collection. Off the top of my head, I have School Days, Rocks, Pebbles and Sand, and Hideaway from the above albums. I've got some Rava albums floating around in my collection, both ECM and non-ECM (his "The Plot" remains a favorite); and of course Lovano is great as well (I listened to...

Clarke is yet another artist that I'm working on expanding my collection of. I have that one (I've not listened to yet), but I've had his "Find Out!" album for awhile and WoW does that one have exceptional SQ (and good music)! I found out about Airto recently, and ordered that one to try out...

This was my first listen to this. Interesting and different, but "Orchestral Jazz" is not quite my thing. More info: https://ecmreviews.com/2010/10/02/in-the-light/

When Ged hits that "man!" vocal live... :astonished: From my first Rush tour: And my last: ^ AF Gold Disc with that nice DR of 16! ^ I now have 6 versions of this classic: the original Japanese first press cd, a HDCD remaster, the DCC "gold" disc, a MQA HDCD, a 2021 vinyl remaster...

I've liked that single ever since I was a little kid, even though the lyrics didn't apply for quite awhile. Now, well, now I'm starting to get them. :smile: Yea, I get it. Music is one thing I particularly am obsessive about. I lost count (I have yet to systematically sort, order, and group my...

I'm going on a run through my Jarrett discography; he of course has many releases on the ECM label, so I'll be posting a lot of his ECM albums in here as I go through them. This one, btw, is fantastic (first listen!).