Check out The Twees.
Lemme know if you like them.

King Crimson, if you haven't got their stuff already. If you like floyd I think you might enjoy them as well. Very proggy, very diverse. A good array of singers (sadly they have been through a lot of band members though)

i have everything this stellar duo shared with the world, a quality suggestion :]


"full circle" had a pretty good sound, thanks for the rec. will definitely put "lessons to connect" on my list of things to grab



i've already got that album + songs from under the sink with mischief brew <3
the other video, that was perfect. youtube tells me he is the mighty stef ? but waffles has nothing ;[


i've got in the court of the crimson king, and yes i enjoy it :] there was a very good article about everything that they went through on waffles, but the link was apparently taken down ;[

I agree with this.
Personally, I like Larks' Tongue in Aspic, Lizard, and Red.

Edit: And of course, since you like Miles Davis, you can't go wrong with Herbie Hancock's early work (1961-1974)

This post was edited by Minestrone on Mar 2 2010 08:31pm

Y'ar, The Mighty Stef.
What has him.

Two albums. They're both great.
and the second one has guest vocals from Cait O'Riordan on one track and Shane MacGowan on another.

i will definitely grab at least that first KC album, and something early from mr. hancock. i've been meaning to expand my jazzy stuff, as it's very limited at the moment



my what account was disabled for inactivity or forum trolling. i'm not sure. regardless it's a shame as it was one of the first 1000 and had a great buffer+ratio :/
waffles has been great to me, though


e/ thanks again for all the recommendations everyone

This post was edited by lobb on Mar 2 2010 08:39pm

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Maybe you'd like them -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLKfTe2UjgU

try also:

Blood red shoes
area
John coltrane>miles davis ^^
Kaada & Patton
Late of the pier
thee oh sees
yellow gang
zu