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Inexorable
Pianoteq 8, Ravenscroft275, BeatHawk Total Bass, SWAM Tenor Sax, 2x Soprano, Magellan 2, JazzDrummer x2.
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Inexorable is an interesting word.
The dark noir smoky moody jazz clubs died inexorably.
lol @jo92346. I just saw posted a Rick Beato vid about why music is worse today. I didn’t watch it because it sounded like a ridiculous premise. Unlike any other time in history, I believe, there is more good music available than ever before. Even guys like you and me are making a small contribution.
Maybe you might say the good music is harder to find in the oceanic volume of material being produced. But that can be overcome by targeted searching. I do believe the smoky jazz club still exists. It may be a different kind of smoke, but the glasses are still tinkling.
Oh no doubt there is more good quality music now. In absolute.
Relative to the total amount of music available now, the percentage of good music is lower though, that is, IMHO, why people think the quality is lower.
I was referring to the actual venues. All the fantastic jazz clubs, often small, incredibly moody, are gone. For lack of customers maybe. In my case I don’t go to any place that is not smoker and drinker friendly.
Even the Edinburg Jazz club closed a couple months ago. And it wasn’t even really a jazz club anymore. Your piece made me think of those defunct places where the good shit happened.
A lot going on here, love the interplay between the sax and the piano. The sax gets pretty wild at times
Thanks, @richardyot i try to stay busy 😉😎
Have a fun weekend, bro.