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Last album you listened to?

The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
The Miles Davis Quintet - Miles Smiles
 
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Wadada Leo Smith and Amina Claudine Myers - Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens
Murray, Allen & Carrington - Perfection
James Brandon Lewis and Red Lily Quartet - Jesup Wagon
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Murray, Allen & Carrington - Perfection
James Brandon Lewis and Red Lily Quartet - Jesup Wagon
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
Murray, Allen & Carrington - Perfection
 
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James Brandon Lewis and Red Lily Quartet - Jesup Wagon
Graham Collier Music - Symphony of Scorpions
Graham Collier - Down Another Road @ Stockholm Jazz Days '69
Keith Jarrett - Arbour Zena
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
Murray, Allen & Carrington - Perfection
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
Murray, Allen & Carrington - Perfection
James Brandon Lewis and Red Lily Quartet - Jesup Wagon
 
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The Beach Boys - Smiley Smile
The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta
Magazine - Real Life
Krzysztof Komeda - Wyrok (soundtrack)
Abdullah Ibrahim - Sotho Blue
XTC - The Big Express
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever to Tell
Keith Jarrett - Changes
 
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Last album was the new one by Foster the People. "Paradise State of Mind".

I'm of mixed minds about it. I do like some of the tracks but as an album I can't actually listen to it start to finish. Just not enough there to keep me fully engaged. But I will say that the track "Feed Me" is particularly nice to the brain. It has some very serious Prince vibes to it. And judging from the play count on Google Music it'll end up being one of the more overlooked tracks on the album.

Now they get labeled as "indie pop" but this album really is unapologetically a Disco/Funk album.
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Nice Guys
Hot Hot Heat - Make Up the Breakdown
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever to Tell
Keith Jarrett - Changes
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs put on a great live show. Really enjoyed them when I had the chance to see them. Wasn't real familiar at the time but they caught my ear for sure. Six other stages at the same festival and I stayed for the full set.
 
The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Full Force
Tomasz Stańko and New York Quartet - December Avenue
Vampire Weekend - Contra
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
Jack DeJohnette - In Movement
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Full Force
Tomasz Stańko and New York Quartet - December Avenue
Vampire Weekend - Contra
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
 
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The Art Ensemble of Chicago - Full Force
Tomasz Stańko and New York Quartet - December Avenue
Vampire Weekend - Contra
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
 
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