One of the most relaxing songs i have ever heard. I have great respect for the way he composes music. Everything you hear is made by him using his guitar with effects and loop pedals.
Jazz really moves me on levels that pop and rock don't which is why it remains my favorite music even though it's currently not my most listened to style. Still, sometimes I go through phases and all I listen to are jazz performers. I'm not too educated on new jazz musicians, so I tend to stick with the guys and gals from the 30's to the 60's. I like traditional (swing, be-bop, cool, etc...) and Latin jazz the most. While looking up the links to the tunes above, I ran across this awesome track from Cannonball Adderley. "Jazz Samba"
@Castiel:This is among the best things I've ever heard. Thank you for introducing me to this, man; I'm going to have to spend plenty of quality time checking this out.
@Bigrhyno: that relaxes you? really? that song (original more so) is mad depressing.
The song is very depressing, and I find it to be a cathartic experience. Afterwards I feel more relaxed. I also have to disagree about the original. I'd listen to Nine Inch Nails over Johnny Cash any day of the week, but Cash's version feels much more emotional to me.
@Bigrhyno: fair enough. the cash version is pretty great (must have been a great honour for trent, too), i just think the original is the ultimate version. also the most depressing rofl.
@Bigrhyno: fair enough. the cash version is pretty great (must have been a great honour for trent, too), i just think the original is the ultimate version. also the most depressing rofl.
@Bigrhyno: fair enough. the cash version is pretty great (must have been a great honour for trent, too), i just think the original is the ultimate version. also the most depressing rofl.
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