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Old 12-13-2017, 12:52 PM   #91 (permalink)
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I haven't heard a lot of Davis' stuff, but Bitches Brew is hands down his best album. It's range of beauty to ugly is just excellent.
What about Live Evil and Jack Johnson?
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Old 12-13-2017, 12:53 PM   #92 (permalink)
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I'm demo'ing through it in on youtube

I've yet to find a chill jazz album I really liked (I just got no chill in me) but I'll try a higher quality recording and give it some time soon
Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage

Tomasz Stanko Quintet - Soul Of Things (lots of trumpet)

Lloyd McNeill - Asha (lots of flute)
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Old 12-13-2017, 01:06 PM   #93 (permalink)
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Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage

Tomasz Stanko Quintet - Soul Of Things (lots of trumpet)

Lloyd McNeill - Asha (lots of flute)
Didn’t you mention Jimmy Giuffre recently?

You bring attention to cool out the box stuff.
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I gave it a 9. It's a perfect album that accomplished its smoky vibe that it's established. I docked one point because it can be a little boring in a modern context.
Damn. Not again.

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Bitches Brew is the pinnacle but I try not to be too comparative with Davis' work since he evolved so much over the years that it doesn't make much sense. I just realized that the majority of people probably haven't heard Bitches Brew. Sad.

This reminds me of Tutu, how he took that stylistic 80's sound and made it his own.
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Does anyone know of a YouTube video or Article (I'd prefer the video. I'll be able to get around to doing this sooner rather than later that way) that explains the historical significance of this album? I don't think it's right to rate this as a classic or not without an idea of its significance.

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10/10 for the historical importance of the album. 6/10 for my personal listening enjoyment. I'll split the difference and give it an 8/10. It's a superbly played, well produced, and pleasant enough recording but, to me, Kind of Blue is kind of boring.
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Thanks. I watched and read both.

I find this album to be slow and kind of boring. The music is good, but nothing to exciting in a modern context. 6/10. Though when I take into consideration the influence and change this album brought I have to give it another point. 7/10

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Spun a brand new vinyl copy today. I'd forgotten how good it is. Easy 10/10.
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