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If a record jumped around from free jazz to death metal to Balinese gamelan, that could be jarring, but if done well could be really interesting. But I'm not sure if that's what you're asking. Most people in this thread are interpreting "styles of music" as more subtle differences. This is what I'm...

Listen to Neil Young's Harvest. It's one of the all time 70's classics despite being totally weird and disjointed and very obviously from 4 or 5 very different sessions. There are small band acoustic songs there, big noisy Crazy Horse style rockers, grand orchestral numbers and a live solo song. Do...

Only had a quick moment to check it out, but the production work sounds really great. A fantastic first release for your company! Congrats!

How do you guys/gals feel about different styles of music appearing on the same album? Is it too jarring to the listening experience?

I'm going with Guns N' Roses' Use Your Illusion I & II. I realize they were released as two albums, but my understanding is that they were originally recorded to be a double album.

So after much time and a huge health crisis this album finally came out and we finally started playing behind it. I want to let everyone know who cares to know that you can download it free at our website: www.crookedsaws.com We're going to do a followup this summer (after my next surgery) using a ...

I just signed up, and maybe I just missed it, but a forum for new members to introduce themselves could be cool.