Which one rules? Adult Contemporary, or Jazz Fusion?

[The Postmaster General]

This is the big debate I hear on everyone's lips! You have one side of the boards, people are like "Yo, dawg! You down with Phil Collins, Hall & Oates, Indigo Girls, and Sting?" then some crazy ass mofo always break out with "No way, homeboy -- I'm all about Weather Report, Jan Hammer, and Steve Hunt."

That shit always ends with someone getting stabbed. It's crazy, man. I dont get it, because sometimes you have an album like the Miami Vice soundtrack that combines BOTH ADULT CONTEMPORARY AND JAZZ FUSION. That's where it's all at if you ask me.

So what's the score? Which is better? Adult contemporary, or jazz fusion? I say adult contemporary.

[Lynn Minmei]

I like Adult Contemporary more :o

I have nothing really insightful to add.

[The Postmaster General]

You like Phil too?

[Lynn Minmei]

Originally posted by BubbaStrangelove
You like Phil too?

IIIII CAN FEEL IT COMING IN THE AIR TONIGHT





HOLD OOOOON



there goes my cred :(

[one_crow_sorrow]

I too like Phil Collins...so I guess I'll also have to go with adult contemporary.


















Peter Gabriel still kicks his ass though.

[Sigur509]

Hey, I'm an open Phil Collins fan. Why else would I have waited in line to see Brother Bear?

[bluesbrother965]

I'll be the first to say jazz fusion. Bitches Brew (I have the complete sessions, an excellent purchase) is an awesome album, and I was listening to Chick Corea's latest the other day and it too is awesome (especially Dave Weckl on drums, amazing). Coincidentally, I'm seeing Chick Corea next friday.

[The Postmaster General]

Originally posted by bluesbrother965
I'll be the first to say jazz fusion. Bitches Brew (I have the complete sessions, an excellent purchase) is an awesome album, '


Damn - Good call. The first two tracks (disc one) are friggin; amazing. I play that album lots while driving around town -- very loud. I know that people think I'm listening to rap or techno too because of the heavy bass lines.

Though MUCH MUCH more pop oriented, Chuck Mangione's put out some cool albums, and has some how become a secondary character on King of the Hill.

[ComeNightfall]

I like them both. We have a fairly new jazz station in Baltimore and I listen to it everyday. This jazz station also plays Phil Collins too as a matter of fact, so I get both fixes in LOL.

[Annie Hall]

Both reek of 1999.


Fogies. ;)

[Frank the Tank]

Jazz Fusion since Bitches Brew (All discs) is just amazing as hell.