Best Scaruffi List of Lists of Albums by Bands

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Taryn Terrell. ‏@VileHellcat May 28
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|| Brie. || ‏@AngelicVibrance May 31
@VileHellcat

Everything's fine.

never really understood who this guy is

btw he teaches a course at uc berkeley extension
http://www.scaruffi.com/know/matter.html

Best trip-hop albums of all times

Portishead: Dummy (Go Discs, 1994)
Skylab: #1 (L'Attitude, 1994)
Thievery Corporation: Sounds from the Thievery Hi-Fi (Eighteenth Street Lounge, 1996)
Wagon Christ: Throbbing Pouch (Rising High, 1995)
Massive Attack: Mezzanine (Virgin, 1998)
Third Eye Foundation: Semtex (Linda's Strange Vacation, 1995)
Roni Size: New Forms (Mercury, 1997)
Red Snapper: Prince Blimey (Warp, 1996)
Tricky: Pre-Millenium Tension (Island, 1996)
Neotropic: Mr Brubaker's Strawberry Alarm Clock (Ntone, 1998)
Lamb: Lamb (Mercury, 1996)
Sneaker Pimps: Becoming X (Virgin, 1996)
Morcheeba: Big Calm (China, 1998)
A R Kane: 69 (Rough Trade, 1988)
DJ Krush: Strictly Turntablised (Mo'Wax, 1994)
Drain: Offspeed And In There (Trance Syndicate, 1996)
Eternals: The Eternals (De Soto, 2000)
Neneh Cherry: Raw Like Sushi (Virgin, 1989)
Peter Kruder: Peace Orchestra (K7, 1999)
Nightmares On Wax: Smokers Delight (Wax Trax, 1995)
Luke Vibert: Big Soup (Mo' Wax, 1997)
Baby Fox: A Normal Family (Roadrunner, 1997)
Sade: Love Deluxe (Epic, 1992)
DJ Cam: Substances (Inflammable, 1996)
Tosca: Suzuki (G-Stone, 2000)
Bows: Blush (Too Pure, 1999)
Herbalizer: Very Mercenary (Ninja Tune, 1999)
Funki Porcini: Hed Phone Sex (Ninja Tune, 1995)
Style Council: Cafe` Bleu (Polydor, 1984)

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why is this not called 'best scaruffi lists of all times'?

nbd

what a g

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White angels

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The Best Jazz Albums of the 1980's

1986

1. John Zorn: Cobra (1986)
2. Evan Parker: Atlanta (1986)
3. ICP Orchestra: Bospaadje Konijnehol I (1986)
4. 16-17: 16-17 (1986)
5. Steve Coleman: On the Edge Of Tomorrow (1986)
6. Steve Lacy: Outings (1986)
7. Jim Staley: Mumbo Jumbo (1986)
8. James Newton: Romance and Revolution (1986)
9. Tim Berne: Fulton Street Maul (1986)
10. Cecil Taylor: For Olim (1986)
11. Last Exit: Last Exit (1986)
12. Michael Shrieve: In Suspect Terrain (1986)
13. Kazumi Watanabe: Spice Of Life (1986)
14. Ned Rothenberg Trespass (1986)
15. Sonny Sharrock: Guitar (1986)
16. Evan Parker: The Snake Decides (1986)
17. Courtney Pine: Journey to the Urge Within (1986)
18. Henry Threadgill: You Know the Number (1986)
19. Last Exit: Koln (1986)
20. John Carter: Dance of Love Ghosts (1986)
21. Kenny G: Duotones (1986)
22. Reggie Workman: Synthesis (1986)
23. Ran Blake: Short Life of Barbara Monk (1986)
24. Bobby Watson: Love Remains (1986)
25. Christy Doran: Red Twist and Tuned Arrow (1986)
26. Arturo Sandoval: Tumbaito (1986)

I never thought of the 16-17 album as a jazz album.

piero is taking cues from jaZz satellites vol 1, which includes 16-17 (although k mart involvement pretty much explains that) & possibly also from derek bailey's dictum "you can't play a saxophone and not have it sound like fucking jazz"

I've never heard kenny g I don't think