[Bunbury]

...

[Пятхъдесят Шест]

There are just way too many to pick from, I'm not even going to try and single one out.

Pick up whatever you can find, you can't go wrong.

My favorite, and very underrated:

 

 

 

[Bunbury]

Originally Posted by Пятхъдесят Шест

There are just way too many to pick from,

 

 

tell me about it.
im thinking of going with either super sonic jazz, heliocentric worlds vol1 or the futuristic sounds of sun ra.

[johnnywinternoshow]

space is the place

[themawt71]

Originally Posted by Bunbury

tell me about it.
im thinking of going with either super sonic jazz, heliocentric worlds vol1 or the futuristic sounds of sun ra.

super sonic jazz is i believe his first full lenght recording from 56 in chicago. from 56 to about 61 or so when he moved to new york his music had yet to become really really really fucking crazy. pretty much all the songs had a pulse and there was harmony and melody. not to say it was some boring jazz shit because tho he was using these familiar elements it was still way out there and ahead of its time. so super sonic jazz has some great compositions but my only complaint is most of the songs after having kick ass "heads" the solo sections just go into blues progressions. this cd is worth it if only for the tune advice from medics which is a solo electric piano piece. it sounds like mr rogers music in a picaso painting.

futuristic sounds of sun ra is a really good cd from this early period too. all of the tunes are great and thankfully not all of the solo sections turn into blues progression.

heliocentric worlds is i believe from either the early to late 60s i think. this is some of his way out shit where strict composition-solos-compostion form is not used. lots of seeming improv that is way out.

i would suggest the cd the nubians of plutonia/angels and demons at play. its from a few sessions from his early period. four of the songs are very much in the big band tradtion but slightly skewed while the rest of the songs show him stretching out into other territories ie "world music", heavy african drumming work outs and strictly textural pieces. it was my first sun ra cd and it is still my favorite.

[Bunbury]

Originally Posted by themawt71

super sonic jazz is i believe his first full lenght recording from 56 in chicago. from 56 to about 61 or so when he moved to new york his music had yet to become really really really fucking crazy. pretty much all the songs had a pulse and there was harmony and melody. not to say it was some boring jazz shit because tho he was using these familiar elements it was still way out there and ahead of its time. so super sonic jazz has some great compositions but my only complaint is most of the songs after having kick ass "heads" the solo sections just go into blues progressions. this cd is worth it if only for the tune advice from medics which is a solo electric piano piece. it sounds like mr rogers music in a picaso painting.

futuristic sounds of sun ra is a really good cd from this early period too. all of the tunes are great and thankfully not all of the solo sections turn into blues progression.

heliocentric worlds is i believe from either the early to late 60s i think. this is some of his way out shit where strict composition-solos-compostion form is not used. lots of seeming improv that is way out.

i would suggest the cd the nubians of plutonia/angels and demons at play. its from a few sessions from his early period. four of the songs are very much in the big band tradtion but slightly skewed while the rest of the songs show him stretching out into other territories ie "world music", heavy african drumming work outs and strictly textural pieces. it was my first sun ra cd and it is still my favorite.

thanks

[trance feeeedback]

I am a huge sun ra fan, I have more sun ra stuff than anything else. Heliocentric worlds is considered by many to be the best starting place for new people.

my favorite's are:

solar myth approch vol 1 & 2
Heliocentric worlds vol 1 & 2
Space is the place
Astro Black
Disco 3000
Sun Song