Album Rating: 5.0
one of the hardest fives i've ever given, for sure.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Indeed
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Album Rating: 4.0
I’ve always liked this but I think it’s finally hitting the way it’s supposed to
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Album Rating: 4.0
Oh yeah I forgot that the dude just splices the tape and adds the first 6 minutes of the song onto the end of the song
Lame
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RIP Wayne Shorter
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Album Rating: 4.5
if peeing your pants is cool, then consider me miles davis
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Album Rating: 4.2
Yep this is fantastic.
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I still have to check the complete sessions package
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Album Rating: 5.0
I remember listening to this during summer nights while looking at constellations when I was a youngster. Seminal, genius music. Miles was in direct contact with the cosmic vibration.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Hmm, I made a very silly claim about the fact I thought Davis was less impressive at his peak than Mingus or Coltrane. Now, that may still be the case (tbc) but then I realised I’ve heard maybe 6 of this guy’s albums in total, lol
This probably stands as my fave. Checked again and it’s sublimely executed chill / fusion. Bold yet relaxing. Cool stuff
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banger slammer
often put it on for the students, though the trumpet gets a bit loud for studying. but almost entirely falls on the right side of that vibe
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Album Rating: 5.0
I for one had a productive time in the Robertsona Study Hall Coleman Hour
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Album Rating: 5.0
I think Coltrane has a better overall body of work. I also think his body of work is consistently of higher quality than Davis's.
But at their respective peaks, they were neck and neck. Albums like this, BITCHES BREW, ON THE CORNER, or GET UP WITH IT were every bit as stunning as e.g. MEDITATIONS or ASCENSION or OM or A LOVE SUPREME, albeit for very different reasons.
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Album Rating: 5.0
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Both are absolute geniuses. Though I gotta say the run Miles had from '65 - '79 is some of the greatest, most consistent music ever created.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Get Up With It is nuts. Enjoying my initial forays into that one but it’s a lot to digest.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Any album that opens with He Loved Him Madly can't be underestimated
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Album Rating: 4.2
I'm still working my way through both discogs but yeah its useless to compare. They're both incredible. I'd say I prefer Coltrane by a bit but Davis is still a genius.
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"I still have to check the complete sessions package"
Decided to finally do it. Omg. "The Ghetto Walk" is immense, and "Early Minor" is more beautiful atmospheric ambiance for my soul (although the ambientish feel of the "In a Silent Way" track is unmatched)
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Album Rating: 4.5
I might make this my first Davis 4.5 / third jazz 4.5 (I'm definitely overdue some bumps)
It's such a beautiful, majestic experience. Easier to 'hit play on' than most, yet still full of nuance. Kind of Blue is close, but think I prefer this overall
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Album Rating: 5.0
5 you coward
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