McCoy Tyner - The Real McCoy

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?6uiiywnnvxz

Arguably McCoy Tyner's greatest recording, and at the very least his most well-known. With two veritable legends alongside [bassist Ron Carter and drummer Elvin Jones], the session was bound to be brilliant. Tyner delivers here; this is an absolute must-have for any jazz connoiseur.

Tonda Trio - Slow Bullets

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?qwyixulzilv

Chillout/hiphop with some jazz influences. This is really cool stuff.

01. Intro
02. Twisted In The Moonset
03. Tondazimu
04. Soul Scuba 95
05. Illberockin'
06. In The Middle Part. 1
07. Time Afta
08. A Quiet Cafe
09. In The Middle Part. 2
10. 100 Miles Far
11. Jet Black
12. Tide
13. Song For Yuki

Freedom

I just finished all my assessments for this term, which is a very good thing. On the other hand, I have a handful of humongous exams in about 6 weeks, which is a very bad thing. Now, to make the bad outweigh the good, here are two very good things:

http://sharebee.com/44a0ac01

Post-rock with a bit of jazz for good measure? Yes sir. This is one of my favourite albums to be released this year; check it out, it's great.


Highly recommended album.

And now, good thing #2:

http://sharebee.com/cb5e0829

Hip-hop... with violins? Hellz YEAH. Don't get it mistaken, this album isn't classical; nor is it purely hip-hop. These two guys bring the raw, explosive passion of hip-hop and translate it to the violin, creating one of the most bizarre yet intriguing and emotive vibes I've heard. Get at this.

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