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I've been studying up on film scores myself recently. There was a great article in this book I was reading, about Vangelis' score for Blade Runner; in particular an analysis of the music of [url=http ...

RIP Beefheart, an extraordinary man. My familiarity with Zappa is very patchy but I do of course reccomend the Beefheart/Zappa album Bongo Fury as a starting point for anybody interested.

John Scofield plays some nasty funk fusion with a rock quartet. Check him out -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clGhhCqGeyE
Dennis Chambers is a monster on drums, too.

Yeah, Bitches is not an alb ...

I'll suggest Parliament - Mothership Connection. Good luck once more!

If I'm interpreting the topic correctly then here's a small selection of mine.

http://www.binkie.net/wrdisc/Images/Heavy%20Weather.jpghttp://djallyn.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/album-aqualung.jp ...

I have no problems with it. Most labels and artists have come to accept it and many embrace it. I don't think it's my place to dictate the law to others either.

However, I personally never filesh ...

John Coltrane - Ascension
I only listened to 1 of the 2 tracks because I got the impression that the differences between the tracks are pretty subtle (they're two runs of the same song).

This is r ...

BTW LieInKing: I heard Bitches Brew, and it wasn't so good. The first 2 songs wallowed in mediocrity, and while the rest of the album was great they each had some annoying dull spots. Also almost ever ...

For piano heavy stuff you'd be best to start off with Thelonious Monk. Can't beat the classics!

I've had Ornette's Something Else!!!! in my stereo for a while now. Especially interesting to compa ...

Now I love Coltrane, Giant Steps is one of my top 10 favorite albums ever, but he definitely didn't play free jazz, so that isn't a guarantee.
Actually he pretty much popularised the style with the r ...

Brötzmann is awesome, I knew you'd love that album. You'll love the Coltrane too, then :]

Congrats on finishing!

Which one would you most reccomend to somebody over the internet?

I'll suggest Coltrane's classic Ascension if you haven't heard it already.

If you'll allow, I'll then suggest Brahms' Horn Trio, if you'll consider that piece a singular "album". Hit me ...

Hah, glad you liked the Third Eye Foundation. Keep the reviews coming!

I'm enjoying the reviews, keep it up. Looks like I'll be picking up at least a couple just off the back of this.