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Javinry
Nice list buddy! Yes we both like many same artists! I have a profile and I have updated my list there, it was from 2015 and I just updated more or less, i have to check it again. Only top 50 (jazz included): https://www.besteveralbums.com/thechart.php?c=26437 But if you want to see a top 150 here's my list on RYM (not including jazz): https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Azkushang/greatest-albums-of-all-time/ If you want to talk about music just ask me for my facebook or something! :)
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camusunder
Haven't heard the Claypool one, thank you. My favorite is probably Polymer by Plaid rn, but Weyes Blood is pretty close behind.
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TheRockBros
I saw your comment on the newest album of The Lemon Twigs. I agree with you, they feel so confident about what they doing. The orchestration and the instrumental are great
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Javinry
I dont have that much listens of that album, but is indeed one of the 3 best of Mingus, actually his second best for me is not as tight musically and conceptually as The Black Saint but still as a 5/5 masterpiece. Indeed is very underrated, and I think due to the risky mixture of jazz and classical music, not for every kind of listener... I love it man! Don't say I don't! :)
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Javinry
Days Of Future Passed is little known compared to other classics and for me it's amongst the 10 greatest ever, it blends classical music with rock for the first time in music history. Orchestra + pop/rock band, it was a major influence for the 70s progressive music also, for Crimson, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Camel, Yes...
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Javinry
Yeah it's mindblowing, I think I know why he said that, he wanted his music to look as close to classical music as it could get... so it was a perfect mix of jazz and classical, I still pick The Black Saint because it was a more troubled time for him and he did that album in a stroke of genius, desperation, spiritual time, something like that, it's just so greatly composed inside the "chaos"
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