Any Pat Metheny fans in here?

JLR

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Yes? I HATE YOU. Please stop referring to your man as "Pat" like you know him on a personal level. Please stop acting like you reached the musical knowledge pinnacle because you listen to this dude. Please go away with you copy of Chihuahua or something like that. PS: I only rock the "Beyond the Missouri sky" Charlie Haden collaboration with my 5 o'clock cup of tea.
 
Yes? I HATE YOU. Please stop referring to your man as "Pat" like you know him on a personal level. Please stop acting like you reached the musical knowledge pinnacle because you listen to this dude. Please go away with you copy of Chihuahua or something like that.

PS: I only rock the "Beyond the Missouri sky" Charlie Haden collaboration with my 5 o'clock cup of tea.
I certainly hope not--that should be grounds for immediate BAN.

We have the same dentist, by the way <---TRUE STORY
 
"spewing his lame-ass, jive, pseudo bluesy, out-of-tune, noodling, wimped out, fucked up playing"
 
Pat (that's "Pat") deserves a lifetime pass for his brutal demolition of Kenny G alone.
Whatever. Slamming Kenny G is like pushing an old lady out of a wheelchair.

Real men pick on Wynton.
 
Pat (that's "Pat") deserves a lifetime pass for his brutal demolition of Kenny G alone.
Whatever. Slamming Kenny G is like pushing an old lady out of a wheelchair.

Real men pick on Wynton.
Oh, I agree - Wynton gets the dilz from me as well. But Pat (that's "Pat") at least made his criticism out of a deeper aesthetic motivation than just the standard "Kenny G makes elevator muzak for people who don't like jazz" kind of barb that's usually aimed at the guy. It's one think to know Kenny G is shit - I'm more impressed when someone can say precisely why he's shit.
 
Yes? I HATE YOU. Please stop referring to your man as "Pat" like you know him on a personal level. Please stop acting like you reached the musical knowledge pinnacle because you listen to this dude. Please go away with you copy of Chihuahua or something like that.

PS: I only rock the "Beyond the Missouri sky" Charlie Haden collaboration with my 5 o'clock cup of tea.
I certainly hope not--that should be grounds for immediate BAN.
 
Pat (that's "Pat") deserves a lifetime pass for his brutal demolition of Kenny G alone.
Whatever. Slamming Kenny G is like pushing an old lady out of a wheelchair.

Real men pick on Wynton.
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damn JLR, have a sandwich buddy.

anyway, i'm a pretty big Metheny fan. I don't celebrate his entire catalogue, but he has a ton of heat. Also, he's a nice, friendly, down-to-earth individual.

"Are You Going With Me" is my shit, btw.
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Yeah, but when you drop the acapella of "Let The Rhythm Hit 'Em" over "Yolanda, You Learn"...

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(I should post the mix I did when I included this. I'll do that in a bit.)
 
Also, he's a nice, friendly, down-to-earth individual.
What is wrong with you?

Being a nice, friendly, down-to-earth individual does not even begin to mitigate crimes of musical corniness!

And look at dude's haircut!
 
True story:
I saw Pat Metheny at Town Hall in New York back in the early 80's. Ate a quaalude before the show (one of only 5-6 ludes I ever ate in my life) and proceeded to fall asleep in my balcony seat. Pat provided the perfect musical accompaniment for that.
Also saw him 2-3 years after that in the streets of Paris wearing a very stylish Pat Metheny silk tour jacket. Very snazzy. Wish I'd had the balls to try and get that jacket from him.
 
Being a nice, friendly, down-to-earth individual does not even begin to mitigate crimes of musical corniness!
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And while I very much enjoyed his Kenny G rant, I couldn't help but think "is this the guy I want to be hearing this from?" I mean, its not quite "pot calling the kettle black" but its damned close.
 
musical necrophilia

He, in one move, through his unbelievably pretentious and calloused musical decision to embark on this most cynical of musical paths, shit all over the graves of all the musicians past and present who have risked their lives by going out there on the road for years and years developing their own music inspired by the standards of grace that Louis Armstrong brought to every single note he played over an amazing lifetime as a musician.