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Bitches Brew is an interesting one... I like it, but considering the credit it is given in his overall body of work, it has always fallen short with me. Much prefer Silent Way, 'Round About Midnight, KOB, Sketches and Live Evil over it.

It really must be appreciated in its historical context. Much of the credit it's given is due to the fact that it's such a primal piece of music and it was the introduction to a different side of Miles' playing and conceptual skills. In 1970 when this album was released the world of jazz hadn't no precedent for the visceral experience that this album provided.

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Originally Posted by Kamikazi Kat (Post 691353)

Having trouble finding a place to download Bitches Brew and Lady Soul. If anybody wants to send me a PM for either of them, it would be greatly appreciated.

Anyways, great review Satchmo. I've heard the name of this album and of course Davis's name being thrown around by music fans, but I never got interested enough to go out seeking this album. Sometimes it takes something more profound then just a "you should check out mile davis, he is a musician that plays jazz!" to really make me want to sink my teeth into an artist's discography, your review did a good job of peaking my interest. I always love having insight into an artist or album before I listen, especially their history and all, it makes the listening experience better for some reason. Maybe I prefer focusing on one individual at a time, instead of having somebody post a long wall of china sized block of text filled with musicians and bands that I need to check. These kinds of threads are a much more organic way of getting into music and you do a great job of introducing people to bands or musicians they have never heard of.

I'm on it.

If you could forward that over here I'd love you for a long time.
This review peaked my interest in Miles.

EDIT: Many thanks Satch!

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Originally Posted by gunnels (Post 691420)

If you could forward that over here I'd love you for a long time.
This review peaked my interest in Miles.

EDIT: Many thanks Satch!

Anytime ;)

Thanks for the uploads Satchmo. Not sure how quickly I'm going to be able to listen to them, I'm still going through some of earlier albums in this thread. Listening to Tortoise right now. Why didn't anybody tell me the guitarist from Slint was in this band?

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 691140)

Well, it stands to reason that this album is not for everyone.

well i listened to it with headphones, soooo much better than before, i totally get it now, thanks man.

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 693500)

well i listened to it with headphones, soooo much better than before, i totally get it now, thanks man.

Cool, let me know if you if you ever need any jazz albums. I have a lot.

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 693596)

Cool, let me know if you if you ever need any jazz albums. I have a lot.

haha will do

Satchmo, id love you to do a review of this one:

http://kaufman-center.org/images/art...ntheCorner.jpg

My favourite Miles Davis album :thumb:.

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Originally Posted by Mirrorball95 (Post 695266)

Satchmo, id love you to do a review of this one:

http://kaufman-center.org/images/art...ntheCorner.jpg

My favourite Miles Davis album :thumb:.

I'm not all that keen on any of Miles' post Bitches Brew fusion albums. Everyone of them seems to be either an attempt to recreate BB or a very long sigle key jam session. On the Corner is like a combination of the 2. Though, It's not the last you'll see of miles' in this thread by a long shot

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO (Post 695270)

The fusion stuff is my favourite stuff actually.. ah well......