Medeski Martin And Wood (jazz, favorite band, albums, band, 2006)

xoverkillx · 04-22-2006, 02:13 PM

Line Up:
John Medeski - Keys
Billy Martin - Drums/Percussion
Chris Wood - Bass

Official Album Releases:
Notes From the Underground (1992)
It's A Jungle In Here (1993)
Friday Afternoon In the Universe (1995)
Shack-Man (1996)
Farmer's Reserve (1997)
Combustication (1998)
Tonic: Live (2000)
The Dropper (2000)
Uninvisible (2002)
Electric Tonic (2002)
End of the World Party: Just In Case (2004)
Out Louder (2006)

Official Site: MMW

MMW are a groove-based jazz band, and they're most notable for their experimentations. They officially formed in 1991, and released their first album by 1992. Throughout the years, MMW have become more experimental with their music, and they use a different approach to their music in basically every album. Each and every release of theirs is a "must have", and they should never be over-looked. Anyone with an affection to experimental jazz (or even any general jazz fan) should come in contact with a MMW album at some point, it won't be regreted!

Discuss Medeski Martin and Wood

04-22-2006, 02:13 PM	#1 (permalink)
xoverkillx Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: http://www.myspace.com/brouhaha40 Posts: 74	Medeski Martin And Wood Line Up: John Medeski - Keys Billy Martin - Drums/Percussion Chris Wood - Bass Official Album Releases: Notes From the Underground (1992) It's A Jungle In Here (1993) Friday Afternoon In the Universe (1995) Shack-Man (1996) Farmer's Reserve (1997) Combustication (1998) Tonic: Live (2000) The Dropper (2000) Uninvisible (2002) Electric Tonic (2002) End of the World Party: Just In Case (2004) Out Louder (2006) Official Site: MMW MMW are a groove-based jazz band, and they're most notable for their experimentations. They officially formed in 1991, and released their first album by 1992. Throughout the years, MMW have become more experimental with their music, and they use a different approach to their music in basically every album. Each and every release of theirs is a "must have", and they should never be over-looked. Anyone with an affection to experimental jazz (or even any general jazz fan) should come in contact with a MMW album at some point, it won't be regreted! Discuss Medeski Martin and Wood __________________ Link removed by moderator Last edited by xoverkillx; 02-26-2007 at 03:06 PM.