What do you mean by “got birds”?
Hi, try out here: https://thenecksau.bandcamp.com/
More than 80% of the price you pay, goes directly to the artist (and they pay out daily).
Also the Naim Records label is hosted here, I found a.o. the first two albums of Sons of Kemet (in 96 kHz/24 bit) before they moved to Impulse, several albums of Get the Blessing and so much more…
For digital purchases Bandcamp is my first stop!
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BtB it’s brilliant. The AP version is great sounding.
I buy 90% of my albums on Bandcamp too. Not because the money goes to artists more, however it’s a very positive thing. Mostly because I discover more albums and artists on that site.
Great site, I agree.
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Thanks for this RexManning I especially liked the second more mellow half of the record.
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I know The Return but not Love Is The Message which I really enjoyed. Thanks FR.
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I was the same in my youth - progressive rock all the way. Then someone introduced me to John McLaughlin with the Mahavishnu Orchestra. Have a listen to The Inner Mounting Flame. It should be an easy transition for any progressive rock fan.
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Ah, I do like John McLaughlin; got a couple of albums (IMF, Emerald Beyond, Between Nothingness… etc). Have you heard his “Shakti” albums?
Yes, I think I have them all. The one I like best is probably Shakti with JM. That being said, the Saturday Night Live in Bombay album is quite addictive.
Trendy! 
Agree with you; I also like “Shakti with JM”.
Bombay appears to be difficult to find, but I’ve just now managed to secure a used copy from AMZ Mktplace.
JM appears on so many great albums:
Passion, Grace & Fire
In a Silent Way
5 Peace Band
Jack Johnson
Live Evil
Cellar Door
Get Up With It
On the Corner
Bitches Brew
Big Fun…
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Thanks for Mama hands . Didn’t knew them.
Discovered they are polish.
Maybe you will like that group, with polish pianist Leshek Modzer , with Palle Danielsson.
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Just tonight I discovered this Kato Hideki album that John Zorn plays on from 1996.
Very subtle sound collages.
I’ve been listening to John Zorn since that time.
I’ll never forget buying a John Zorn cd at Tower Records on Piccadilly Circus, jazz counter.
‘Why do you listen to that?’ the man who served me demanded. ‘It’s not music.’
