DOMi & JD BECK

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

The Beatles ·1967

"Sergeant Pepper I think kind of changed what you can consider songs because it's all... I mean it's songs and it has pop structure but just the way things are put together is just insane. I still find new stuff with that and I think it's really beautiful stuff on there."

Houses of the Holy

Led Zeppelin ·1973

"Houses of the Holy, this is Led Zeppelin, is one of our favorite bands from like when we were kids. It's really insane. I can listen to it from start to finish and not have a moment that feels less than."

The Yes Album

Yes ·1971

"Yes is insane. I mean they're one of the first Prague rock bands. It's hard to put it into words but when you hear something like this album, I feel the same way like watching Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter; you just aren't yourself anymore which is awesome."

The Grand Wazoo

Frank Zappa ·1972

"Frank Zappa himself is just like a genius obviously and the way he blended jazz sounds, no one writes like him and that's why he's one of the best. The Grand Wazoo is awesome."

Heavy Weather

Weather Report ·1977

"Heavy Weather is one of our favorite records obviously. The whole album is a masterpiece, a bunch of crazy tunes. They changed pretty much everything we do with this record."

The Real McCoy

McCoy Tyner ·1967

"The Real McCoy is just super, super classic, but we had to pick it up because we always play it. Elvin Jones is playing on drums is equally as influential to me as McCoy's piano is."

Steve Reich: Different Trains & Electric Counterpoint

Pat Metheny & Kronos Quartet ·1989

"Steve Reich has some really crazy stuff and it's Pat Metheny on guitar. Number three is just Pat for literally 30 minutes, he's just playing like the same line but it's just constantly building of like these loops. It's perfect to fall asleep to but it's also perfect to just sit there and just think too."