Hard-Rock-Post-Bop-Jazz-Fusion by a Dr-Ba-Gui Trio

So what I'm looking for is some fast-paced, complex, Hard rock-post bop-jazz fusion. If you need a better idea of what I mean, this sample should help. And if it's by a Guitar-Bass-Drums lineup, that's even better.

Edited by smartpatrol - 26 Jul 2012 at 12:45am

/\ Oh, yeah, i know him from PA.

The first time I see the word heavy together with Pat Metheny, heh. I really like his music, and I've listened to a bunch of his albums, but wouldn't consider him heavy in any point, exception Song X that john pointed out.

I meant relativly heavy. Heavy relative to Metheny's style. But more spesiphicly (sorry for the piss poor spelling) something like "Back Arm and Blackcharge".

Welcome to the internet, where a couple clicks on google will usually bring results for what you're looking for.

Alright, I know I've heard that one, but I don't have the "Tokyo Day Trip" album, but I do have the studio album "Day Trip". I'm not 100% sure of what you mean by 'heavy', but you might be interested in checking out Pat Metheny Group's "The Way Up", there is some distorted guitar on that one, and it's also possibly Metheny's most prog album. "Song X" is also heavy, in a more abrasive, free, and avant way. "Orchestrion" also has some 'heavy' moments. Again, I'm not totally sure what it is you're looking for, smarty, so let me know if I'm off.

I'm more into Pat Metheny's 70s albums, and early 80s albums (both solo and PM Group), so the world-fusion and jazz-rock/fusion thing; with some favorites spread out through the rest of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, as well as a guest or collaboration with other artists or bands.

Sorry for being so unclear about everything. I'm so wishy-washy

Hmm, I'll check him out. What would you reccomend?

it's good.

You might would like Spectrum Road, Vernon Reid's guitar playing is intense.