{"id":41,"date":"2014-06-26T05:25:56","date_gmt":"2014-06-26T05:25:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/unkut.com\/crc\/?p=41"},"modified":"2014-06-26T05:26:48","modified_gmt":"2014-06-26T05:26:48","slug":"non-rap-crc-approved-shit-jazz","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/unkut.com\/crc\/2014\/06\/non-rap-crc-approved-shit-jazz\/","title":{"rendered":"Non Rap CRC-Approved Shit: Jazz"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Robbie sez: Please welcome new CRC HQ contributor, SNOWBEACH<\/strong>…<\/em><\/p>\n

Jazz shouldn\u2019t be a dirty word for any CRC trustee, that music is the backbone of some of the wildest samples and stands alone as a truly unique institution of music. Every CRC member should know there Blue Note<\/strong> from their Columbia<\/strong> releases and at least have taken one bong hit while studying the cover of an ECM<\/strong> and wilding out out on some unsampled European treasure, word to Terje Rypdal<\/strong>. Bonus points if your in the company of a beautiful woman who you can\u2019t speak the same language as.
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Live jazz is a means for any CRC members to relive the flourishment of youth, because its quite acceptable to wear fitted\u2019s, head nod and throw rap hands at shows, if only to create a distinction between the normal Parisian chin strokers and Japanese business men that will inevitably be in attendance. Ricky Powell<\/strong> is known to high five Lonnie Liston<\/strong> over his B3 Hammond at the crescendo of his residency at the Village Vanguard, alas this takes the utter confidence of a veteran because like hitting a bad note, shit gets mad awkward in jazz, real quick.<\/p>\n

In 2014 jazz isn\u2019t quite what it was in, say, 1954 and the same Harlem Renaissance doesn\u2019t extend to A$AP Coltrane<\/strong>, its unlikely anyone will ever blow like that again\u2026pause. Enter Toronto\u2019s BADBADNOTGOOD<\/strong> who since 2010 have been blending live jazz, hip hop and rock and just dropped their third album III<\/em>, which has more CRC approved drums than most hip hop albums so far this year. Despite being co-signed by Odd Future, which we won\u2019t hold against them, they have remixed Madlib <\/strong>and Freddie Gibbs<\/strong> and JJ DOOM<\/strong>. Recently they played with CRC icon Ghostdini<\/strong> at the Alife Yard and this video is the result.<\/p>\n